opposing president kais saied is a risky business.e fate has befallen dozens of other politicians, journalists, academics and activists who�*ve criticised the president. this father and daughter have first—hand experience of what happens to family members who rock the boat. chaima issa, a prominent opposition activist and women�*s rights campaigner, was arrested at a police roadblock in february soon after posting likes for two tweets critical of president kais saied. hersister, hadiza, said she and her family are devastated. translation: the arrest of chaima has had a significant _ impact on my psyche. chaima and i were inseparable. we were always together. when chaima was arrested, my life came to a halt, and it revolved around seeking assistance, imprisonment and home confinement. now i�*m trying to cope with the shock and the unjust manner in which chaima, a loving woman to everyone, has been treated. her son is in france, struggling psychologically and unable to return. the entire family is suffering because of what has happened

in tunisia, hundreds of protesters rallied in tunis, tuesday, to mark two years since president kais saied dissolved parliament, ramped up his power grab in what many are calling a coup. protesters are also demanding saied release 20 imprisoned opposition figures. this is lajmi lourimi of the opposition salvation front party. >> the situation now is a state of frustration and despair among the citizens generally. this is the result of seizing power with an iron fist, consolidating all authorities in one hand. the unfortunate reality is that demolishing democracy does not foster development or stability. amy: in cambodia, prime minister hun sen announced he would step down in three weeks and transfer power to his oldest son hun manet. the widely expected move comes just days after hun sen won re-election in a race where he ran virtually unopposed after suppressing the only viable challenger. indian prime minister narendra modi's bj party is facing a no-confidence vote in parliament in a bid by opposition parties to force modi to address the escalating violence in the northeastern state of m

tunisia's president kais saied has denied the reports, claiming the refugees are being treated humanely. reproductive rights advocates are gathering in des moines, iowa, today as the republican-controlled state legislature is convening a special session to ban nearly all abortions after just six weeks of pregnancy. this comes after iowa's republican governor kim reynolds called on state lawmakers to return to the capitol exclusively to pass the new measure. current iowa law allows abortions for up to 20 weeks of pregnancy. in nebraska, a woman has pleaded guilty to providing her 17-year-old daughter with abortion pills last year and then helping her dispose of the fetus. jessica burgess admitted to providing the abortion when her daughter celeste was 29 weeks pregnant. abortions for up to 20 weeks. -- last year, nebraska law still allowed abortions for up to 20 weeks. in may, republican nebraska governor jim pillen signed a bill banning the procedure after 12 weeks. burgess is scheduled for sentencing in september. in related news, the marines corps is operating without a senate-confirm

immigration minister robertjenrick visited tunisia to meet the government of increasingly autocratic kais saiedn mp for sfax says 1200 migrants have been removed this week and he supports it. translation: the strategy is to remove the migrants i who are breaking the law, removing them from the urban areas of sfax to restore the peace. i reject the accusations. we moved them in a humane and civilised way. they have everything they need in terms of food and water. the question of opening shelters is something that should be addressed by international organisations. it's just a really catastrophic situation and almost every day a new group of people has been brought down and expelled, so they need food and they need medical care. and there are children. and they need to get out of that military zone where men are shooting guns in the air, and chasing them back and forth. unprecedented numbers of migrants are attempting to leave tunisia this year by the sea. another summer of humanity tested on the mediterranean while aid, money and diplomacy seems to arrive once again too late. we can talk to naje

kay: manson would say something in the courtroom, and then the three women in unison would get up andd turned their back to the court. there's a constant theme of disorder in the court because of all of the antics, and the judge is always having to order manson removed from the courtroom. i'll do whatever it takes to preserve my life on the planet earth, because i am a selfish, bitter, no-account, vicious snake. dr. jordan: he knows what he's doing, and at one point, he offers one of the bailiffs $100,000, if he can figure out a way for him to escape, or set him free. it was really just yet another courtroom tactic, where he was trying to show, "i have so much power." what he used to do, he had this hitlerian stare. that was the stare that was on the cover of "life" magazine. he'd turn around and he'd stare at spectators, you know, and they'd get up and they'd leave. dr. jordan: when the witness for the prosecution, linda kasabian, is entering the courtroom, the intimidation by charles manson was unmistakable. he lifted his finger and made a slicing motion across his throat, to send a

i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] >> [door opening] >> okay, kids. our next guest speaker for career day is the sheriff from san francisco. >> hi, everyone. does anybody know what a deputy does? >> they involve the law. >> you know what, let me show you what it takes to be a deputy. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> at the san francisco sheriff's office, we're looking for a few good deputies. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> we need people who aren't afraid to push themselves. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> who are willing to go the distance. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> men and women who is up for a challenge. >> who love it as much as we do. >> [foreign languag

i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] [music] >> office of initiative start in the 2017 and started as a result of community advocacy. our transgender nonbinary community advocates were really letting our government know that we needed to be heard. we needed to be considered and policy and budget decision and so, then the mayor lee and founding director of spark created officeof initiative that allow us to advocate for equity for transgender and nonbinary communitiful we focus on 4 areas. training, education for the city employees. we focus on civic and community engagement making sure our leaders have a voice and ar

i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] television. >> in 1948 swensen's ice cream used to make ice cream in the navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after um, in here became the inc. maker the manager and lead and branded the store from day to day and in the late 90s- was obvious choice he sold it to him and h

i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] >> it is one of the first steps families and step to secure their future and provide a sense of stability for them and their loved ones. your home, it is something that could be passed down to your children and grandchildren. a asset that offers a pathway to build wealth from one generation to the next. and you need to complete estate plan to protect the asisets. your home, small business, air looms and more. you and so many communities, black, indigenous, latino and asian worked so hard to make yours but estate plans could be costly and conversations complex proud to partner to

i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] >> hello everyone. welcome to the bayview bistro. >> it is just time to bring the community together by deliciousness. i am excited to be here today because nothing brings the community together like food. having amazing food options for and by the people of this community is critical to the success, the long-term success and stability of the bayview-hunters point community. >> i am nima romney. this is a mobile cafe. we do soul food with a latin twist. i wanted to open a truck to son nor the soul food, my african heritage as well as mylas as my latindescent. >> i have been at th

i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] . >> i love that i was in four plus years a a rent control tenant, and it might be normal because the tenant will -- for the longest, i was applying for b.m.r. rental, but i would be in the lottery and never be like 307 or 310. i pretty much had kind of given up on that, and had to leave san francisco. i found out about the san francisco mayor's office of housing about two or three years ago, and i originally did home counseling with someone, but then, my certificate expired, and one of my friends jamie, she was actually interested in purchasing a unit. i told her about the housi

i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] >> i moved into my wonderful, beautiful, affordable housing march 7th. i have lived in san francisco since i was two-years-old. i've lived in hunters view for 23 to 24 years now. my name is vlady. i use titus and i am the resident commissioner for the san francisco housing facility. from the very beginning, this whole transition of public housing and affordable housing was a good idea. but many, many residents didn't think it would ever actually happen. it's been a life changing experience. and i'm truly grateful for the whole initiative and all those that work on the whole sf in

kay? >> and i am like, no not today, i'm at work. and he says, i'm just trying to get to to the bay, i mean california. >> first responders at the scene alerted investigator jimmy edwards with the columbia investigations office. >> it is really where to have two houses side-by-side hit at one time that same way. >> you are thinking where is this guy going to go next? >> correct. definitely thinking where he is at. >> but as edmonds turned his attention to the break-ins at these two homes, he and his team discovered something ugly. >> she was in a pool of blood. >> this wasn't going to be a simple burglary. this was a violent attack, with a bloody trail between the homes of two best friends, and a female body lying in the garage. >> she was beaten so severely we didn't even recognize her. >> what had happened on hot springs a drive? and whose sanctuary was about to be violated next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> coming up -- a badly injured victim in one house. was something worth waiting for police next door? >> upon entry, we've seen the backdoor also, there and we

i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] [music] san francisco developing programs specific low to increase the amount of affordable housing throughout the city. >> the affordable housing bonus program provides developers to include more housing for i have low, low, moderate and middle income households. this program does not rely on public subsidies but private developers who include it part of their project. under california density bonus law. housing prejudices that include affordable on site may be request a density bonus. it is an increase in the number of housing units allowed under zoning laws and based on afford

privately, but privately, we ourselves say that putin eats me keru, we all told this all the time, when prigozhyn was arrested, it means that he was released, not kaiestion. when is it advantageous for us to say that putin is weak because it pleases us? putin does not rule handsome and when it is not profitable for us to say that putin is weak because his gang is already in poland, then putin immediately becomes strong and is responsible for the import well, let's first agree among ourselves whether putin is strong or weak because if putin organized this whole story and is organizing this whole hybrid war, then he is not weak and strong, he has become stronger and intelligent , that is why we consider the weak to be idiots, then we cannot react to wagner, only sympathize with him that we are in the same situation that he was in when it was difficult to say it correctly in ukrainian and to say it is what it is and well, that is, it is czech, so typical, do you understand the typical or bone operation , it is classic when the fsb board sits down and develops everything like a chess game step by step, we you really couldn't predict what would happen l

can i say x tonight? kai wright acts tonight is does he do next? let's hope okay. >> all right. we'll around, rob. and if you want to reach rob, you can reach either by on facebook's or i don't want x. he's got to chase a little birdie. we'll be right back. >> 9.24 is the time. and after months of delays because of heavy snow and ice tioga road in yosemite has finally re-opened the scenic route provides access to the high country and also serves as the park's east earn entry point. you can see the damage that was done earlier in the winter. it opened at 8 o'clock saturday morning, which is great news. however, there are still certain sections of the road that will be reduced to a single lane because they're still doing some last roadwork tioga road usually closes for the winner in november and then reopens in june. but that reopening was delayed due to the damage this past winter. and its historic snowfall dealt the roadway. the dead 3rd tested positive for the west nile virus in contra costa county. it's the first positive case of the year in that county. officials say the bird

cut and dry, and it is not black and white, and you can't point to that meeting and say, oh, my goodness, look at this kay, you and who are we going to charge here. >> we are getting some good reporting, and many of it from our own team about this special counsel, and many are saying that they are close to pressing charges, but similar things happened with the mar-a-lago documents, but we knew that they had met with special counsel, and are we seeing anything that they are close to pressing charges? >> that is very important. because i can tell you that when we knew they were getting close to mar-a-lago, and we knew that was end of game there, but when we have not seen to me what i would consider a red flag of this is about to happen. it could be, because jack smith has run a tight ship, but of a checklist of all of the things that i would need as a witness, the subpoenas to the witnesses, and so we have to read into the black box that they have to be near the moment of decision. >> and we don't know that anyone has been identified or told they are a target either. >> right. kate? >> the biden administrat

border in history and the wall and we've got mexico free of charge and what they say about mexico, medical examiner kayus billions of dollars worth of soldiers for years, 28,000 soldiers guarding our border and we had best numbers we've ever had and today we have the worst numbers in the world because there's no country in the world standing for what's happening. stuart: he's right there. who would stand for this. good heavens. tom homan with me this wednesday morning. i'm indulging in a little opinion here. i say biden won and has successfully moved central america into north america. do you agree with him? agree with me? he's won? >> he's winning. just because they're lying to the american people. i mean, administration is talking yesterday and today illegal immigration at lowest level and ever since biden has been president and it's a lie. what they're doing and they're playing the shell game. they're saying the numbers are 144,000. no, it's not. the number is like 211,000. they taking a big portion of illegal immigrants on the border and instead of letting them board of arbitration they're bringing

and when the major pass, i may say what the heck is and try to touch on them finally, but for kay cornish, it definitely is a senior and my husband. so don't say that then it only goes unless you don't really know again those items. i literally i over there, i can see the numbers in the window go in and try to print the theories and combining with in some of the nobody knows how much computer will have transformed their trauma into memory, whether they spilled, share stories from long ago of the homeless figure of a period or whether they have transformed the experiences interest in the us and rituals passed down from generation to generation to justify lice in isolation. because the reason i'm in the name of the bios dixon that's already on it. as soon as people not be going austin left a lot, which i think the best and a lot of the most of it and today is not the notion of a lot though you'll think of someone so that i'm gonna send you my so my main thing here, i mean, one of the most on the of the news and we are in the quadrille. they're going out of the store. so let's see if the sam

says that she missed. and we're here to read or exhale that kay she missed, she won't die. yes, it still dies. even when she calls, you think it's a joke, right? it's a joke, but it turns out it's not. why is this heroine pretty here she takes money, for example, she will collect 15,000 dollars per night. yes from this merchant philip, she took it , you think she threw them, uh, into the fire, that is. it fascinates me, it seems, any any person of such character. this is no longer a woman, but just some kind of this very tornado, but she is not selfish. this is exactly the style, this is a gesture, and they come to the charity lottery and buy it. uh, actually dokuchaev village little holes, then terskotel vases, when i approached them. there is, uh, at this fair, yes with these vases, and an absolutely amazing episode when this woman is full of hips this woman is a telephone, what does she do with a telephone number? yes, but dokuchaev does not understand at all does not understand what olga is doing. does he explain? remember. yes, yes, such and such number such and such dokuchaev please hear

kay. it is unusual for a presenter to say, weekend and thenjon kay. a presenter to say, i am on holiday for the next two weeks but i will be back. in this frenzy of social media interest and in the middle of the story, he felt it was necessary to say, that is why he is not on the breakfasts over this morning and will not be for a couple of weeks. people are looking and thinking, who is missing.- of weeks. people are looking and thinking, who is missing. thank you katie, stuart _ thinking, who is missing. thank you katie, stuart purvis, _ thinking, who is missing. thank you katie, stuart purvis, former- thinking, who is missing. thank you katie, stuart purvis, former chief i katie, stuart purvis, former chief executive of itn and former 0fcom partner for content and standards. good morning. it does seem to be another day, another week, another month, another bbc scandal, doesn't it? it month, another bbc scandal, doesn't it? , ., , ~ ., ., it? it feels a bit like that and uuite it? it feels a bit like that and quite reminiscent _ it? it feels a bit like

and it says that she missed, and here we readers exhale that kay missed, she will not die.ies. well, even when she calls, you think it's a joke, right? it's a joke, but it turns out it's not. why is this heroine cute here she takes money, for example will collect 15,000 dollars per night. yes, this merchant philip probably took it and threw them , uh, into the fire, that is. it fascinates me, it seems, any any person of such character. this is not a woman, but just some kind of tornado, but she is not selfish. it's the style, it's the gesture , and they come to the charity lottery and i buy it for her. e, in fact, dokuchaev village, then terskotel vases when approached them. there is at this fair, yes with these vases, but an absolutely amazing episode when full of hips this woman is a telephone, what does she do with a telephone number? yes, and dokuchaev does not understand at all, does not understand what olga is doing. a explains, yes, remember such and such a number, such and such dokuchaev, please hear me. this lady has the same phone number. she mocks him and develop

say. host: kay is in alabama, a republican. good morning.aller: i want to talk about the student loans. i'm glad they shot that down. i am the professional nurse. my husband is a business major. we have to pay back our student loans. i worked two jobs doing it, through nursing school. i'm telling you, if you can't make it on $125,000 a year or 220 $5,000 -- 250 thousand dollars, whatever it was, there is something wrong. i agree with the caller who said pack your lunch. they are so entitled, these younger people. not all, but some. the government should pay that back, that is the most ridiculous thing that we should pay back for other people's student loans. there are other ways. become an lpn, then go to your are in -- your rn. there are ways to do it. companies will help you reimburse yourself. we'll help you with some schooling. there is other ways that you don't have to have the government assist you in eliminating. i mean, there are ways that people can work it out that the government does not have to step in and bail you out. i think t

say. host: kay is in alabama, a republican. good morning.aller: i want to talk about the student loans. i'm glad they shot that down. i am the professional nurse. my husband is a business major. we have to pay back our student loans. i worked two jobs doing it, through nursing school. i'm telling you, if you can't make it on $125,000 a year or 220 $5,000 -- 250 thousand dollars, whatever it was, there is something wrong. i agree with the caller who said pack your lunch. they are so entitled, these younger people. not all, but some. the government should pay that back, that is the most ridiculous thing that we should pay back for other people's student loans. there are other ways. become an lpn, then go to your are in -- your rn. there are ways to do it. companies will help you reimburse yourself. we'll help you with some schooling. there is other ways that you don't have to have the government assist you in eliminating. i mean, there are ways that people can work it out that the government does not have to step in and bail you out. i think t

thank you for your side of study that 80 you say that, but i told him what he had a problem then to keep kay out of people and visa the laboratory. i used to detect festival epidemics such as corona virus. people have more rhetoric, fever disease is transmitted by pod resides, such as millerio or diary old diseases. if at least laboratory is a tool for monitoring epidemics and all the diseases, and it will be part of the national reference of the better with races for the national health is this is a for room d as infections to diseases you to oppose many threats nowadays it's major and important advantage is that's one of the visa bar 3 can be relocated to remote locations where there was an old breaking of some, an infectious diseases see test results immediately. and the response, i mean the access to 5 be sympathetic before it spread through all the country taken at the local level. so it is very important in terms of disease monitoring and it will also contribute to improving the quality of life or more on this population with us, mid sunny post. awesome. but another key fame of the sum

russia says it has nothing to do with the attack on the bridge. christian: we're pleased to have with us mikey kaypent 20 years as an r.a.f. assault pilot. good to have you back on the program. what kind of equipment do you think thank you cranians might have used to blow this bridge up? >> there are rules in rule but when someone is backed in a corner or you have a strategic asset like crimea, which very much is to putin. it gives putin a route to the medicine ontario. and it is hugely strategic for putin. when it comes to advantage, to the rule of law, so to speak, there are ways around that. if ukraine can see an advantage to go around the line of communications, in order to ruth whatever is going on from a russian war perspective, i think ukraine will see that as fair game. as to your question. what was used to blow the bridge? anything could be as long as it's got explosive c-4 type qualities. i think the question is not necessarily what material was used but how it was done by thank you cranians. how much was used, what is the intent of thank you cranians in order to do this and you'll have

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i want to say to the kay hill contracters and hercules if you see asian dude skate boarding on the site that is probably my son. and he does this stuff. will give me a call. but -- thank you to everybody who made this happen. thank you to b of a and stele for being great partners we need to more than ever in the next. coming years we have to build 40,000 affordable housing units hoping you are staffing occupy municipality banking side and appreciate be being here and a part of this moment. thank you. [applause] . >> (music). >> the ferry building one of san francisco most famous that as many of 15 thousand commuters pass through that each gay. >> one of the things that one has to keep in mind regarding san francisco is how young the city we are. and nothing is really happening here before the gold rush. there was a small spanish in the presiding and were couriers and fisherman that will come in to rest and repair their ships but at any given time three hundred people in san francisco. and then the gold rush happened. by 182948 individuals we are here to start a new life. >> by 1850 roug

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say that stuff about people. you are breaking the law. i am an unfortunate situation, likewise ryland, likewisejeremy, likewise ryland, likewisejeremy, likewise gary and jon kay be able to do something about it, but there are many people who not and have to suffer and bear it. some lines coming out ofjoe biden's meeting with rishi sunak. we saw them having a cup of tea in the downing street garden earlier. joe biden said that the relationship between the uk and the us is rock solid. it is his first visit to number ten as president. he met them in the garden before the proper talks began. hejoked that in the garden before the proper talks began. he joked that the in the garden before the proper talks began. hejoked that the pair were having a meeting once a month, adding that it couldn't be meeting with a close friend and a great ally. so five meetings in as many months they have had. he said the two leaders have a lot to talk about and their relationship is rock solid and their relationship is rock solid and rishi sunak said it was great with the pair to carry on their conversations following his visit to washington earlier this year, saying they would consid

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don't believe -- we don't have any reason to believe, i should say, that it changes the nature of this investigation and the direction of it. >> kay tlan, stand by. norm eyes zen with us as well. norm, what do you make of the arguments trump's legal team is now making to the special counsel, jack smith? do you think the counsel will buy it? >> wolf, i don't think he'll buy it. as you know, i practiced law for years, criminal defense law, with john lauro, who was in that meeting. i'm sure he made a forceful presentation. he picked a novel approach, according to kaitlan's reporting, of talking about the effect this would have, not arguing the facts of the case. i suspect he articulated some of trump's defenses. we saw trump's social media today talking about "i relied on lawyers." and that is a substantial defense. john, todd blanche, these are real lawyers. they're going to put up a real fight. but they did not persuade jack smith today almost certainly. >> david chalian, you're a political director. the trump legal strategy clearly is combined with the trump political strategy to delay all of this as much as possible until the ele

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say a one. okay, and then yeah, can you try to catch all of them finally, but for kay cornish, it definitely is a senior. and we'll have to think of a that that only goes unless you don't really know again, those items. i literally i over there, i can see the numbers in the window go in and try to print the but in my room and there isn't going to send me the nobody knows how much computer will have transformed their trauma into memory, whether they spilled, share stories from long ago of the homeless figure of a period or whether they have transformed the experiences into symbols and rituals. pass down from generation to generation to justify life in isolation. because the answers and the reason i'm in the and the most of the files they send us already on in the semester. so i'll be on the line which i think the best in the bottom. you know, the most of it in today is not the notion of a lot. so you'll see it gets done most of it, i'm gonna send you a lot. so my main thing deals, i mean, cannot stand up a lot of that as the leg one of the on the of the, the in the, of into quad. that'll go in.

say they owe a lot instead of the brakes. uh no hypothetical. uh yes. uh, if war breaks out of the one who bears the responsibility for kai, once defense will be tie one itself and we are determined to defend ourselves. there's no doubt about it. but for all the countries, i think the most important thing is for them to show their determination to deter the war problem happening. i think the war is going to mean disaster for a lot of countries. economically. half of the container ships of the world is saving through the power, straight area, and 90 percent of the most advanced computer chips or send me comes out. the chips are produced in taiwan and therefore there's going to be a destruction to the supply chain. it will be a major impact, uphold the rest of the world economically. and i think many of the international leaders understand now, india tried to deter from detroit war from happening. and with this kinds of effort, i think the war is not an affordable, and it's not a minute at this moment. this wasn't quite the question that i asked you on basically looking to see whether you have any cost on assurances that an

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kay to see if investigators eventually track down a motive. >> it keeps happening and we keep covering it almost every weekend. >>> police in chicago say one persons dead and two hospitals after a car slammed into a transit bus. authorities say an suv was traveling the wrong way when it collided with the bus. a passenger in the suv died. the driver and another occupant are in critical condition. the bus driver and is it passengers were taken to the hospital, while several others were also hurt. >>> a date has been set for iowa's republican caucuses, but donald trump won't have the backing of bob vanderplots. >>> plus, the biden administration not defending the president as decision to give ukraine cluster bombs. a key member offo join me live ahead. >>> and later, the rockman says "good-bye yellow brick road." he wrapped up as a touring artist in stockholm. we'll have more just ahead, you're live in "cnn newsroom." i. ♪ feel the dove men glide. this is your summer to smile. toaise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and serve up great times. to help you get ready your aspen dental team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care with an e

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kay, in moscow. miners pizza scott's here with the weekly thanks very much for joining us. or on tuesday, person forces intercepts a 28th ukrainian drones had in full crimea. according to the russian defense ministry says one day after you crate and stroke the crime in bridge, killing 2 people. ukrainian presents has described the rich as a target that must be neutralized, but he may present. busy the instance and acts of terrorism about a military response and the must do both. so this one i cheated with another terraced act was committed on the bridge. civilians were killed, a child was injured and left without parents. the family had left to go to clyde me from the belgrade region. i asked to provide all the necessary assistance to the injured girl and her relatives to f. s. b. the investigative committee and a number of other agencies had been instructed to investigate the incident in detail. what happens is another terrorist attacked of the key of regime. this crime is senseless. from a military point of view, it has no meaning since the crimean bridge has not been used for military transportation for a long time, and cruel, because innocent civilians were injured and killed. of course, there will

says, "mr. president, i have blood on my hands." kai talks about this in the film.ant to hear this from oppenheimer. i mean, truman, as far as he is concerned, it was his responsibility. he essentially kicks him out of his office and says, "i never want to see that crybaby scientist ever again." so you do get a feel for truman during this period, you know, in the film, and it's really interesting. >> yeah, extraordinary moment. we do, as i say, we learn so much new about it you may not have known before. chris, kai, thank you both for being here. "to end all war: oppenheimer and the atomic bomb," premieres this sunday, 10:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc and streams the next day on peacock. it is well worth your time. and christopher nolan's film "oppenheimer" comes out in theaters on july the 21st. doris kearns goodwin, thank you so much. great to have you here for all the conversations, as always. enjoy the weekend. we'll see you soon. >>> coming up next here, contract talks between ups and its workers broke down this week. if there is not a deal soon, it could lead to on

kay. they said that prosecutors watched surveillance video before they ever ener and the searched trump's mar-a-lago residence, the documents were heavily redacted, but it says that they watched video of them moving boxes. and katelyn polantz is joining us, but it says that not every single details of how he is charged? >> exactly, sara. what we are seeing from last summer when a federal judge worked to preserve that search warrant to go in there to preserve the documents, and that document last summer is telling much of the story that we also see in the indictment about walt nauta, and what he is accused of doing about the obstruction, and the false statements that he is accused of making to the fbi. he is not named as an apparent witness, because he had been talking to fbi around that period of the summer of that last year, but all of the details that we are seeing in the affidavit that is released and now that the affidavit is out, and the search is what is needed at this team, and they had talked to watt nauta, and there were boxes that they had surveillance of him moving boxes at mar-a-lago, and realized that federal prosecutors were seeing the boxes in

. >> the governor, kay ivey said the legislature know our districts better than federal courts. ultimately you have to comply with what a federal court saysidential candidate mike pence on "state of the union," and listen to what pence says. >> the president's words were reckless that day. i had no right to overturn the election, but while his words were reckless based on what i know, i'm not yet convinced that they were criminal. criminal charges have everything to do with intent, what the president's state of mind was, and i don't honestly know what his intention was that day. >> what does his answer become if there is an indictment from jack smith on that? >> it's extraordinary. i mean, look. i wonder if he would say the same thing about, what were the intention of the people that were chasing you as you and your family ran for your life and they were chanting hang mike pence? >> he said it's important to make a distinction between these people who said hang mike pence. he said it doesn't represent the whole movement. >> that attempt to walk that tight rope has walked him into fifth or sixth place. it doesn't seem to have raised him an