even at only 26, kimberly realized that and made her promise. which was?d them that i would not stop for as long as i was living in doing everything in my power to find helene's killer. >> everything to kimberly that constantly calling detectives, generating press coverage. anything to keep a laser focus on the case. >> i didn't want to see her parents or her sister, or her brother, have to not only deal with just day-to-day living. take some of that burden off of them and for them to feel good that somebody was still actively working on it and keeping that case alive. >> and then, in 1983, the case did seem to gain new life. throughout the 70s and early 80s, a number of serial killers had been grabbing headlines. >> we looked at every serial killer. i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? was he in colorado? so, we even looked at every known serial killer that was active at that time to see if they could possibly have been in colorado. >> and then, there were these two men, henry lee lucas and otis tool. they were drifters. arrested and jailed

that is a white house correspondent, kimberly how good for us. they were going to go back to him or on con, who is at the airport in doha, in their mind. can you just explain what is happening as the plane actually landed, or is it about so in the next minute or so? well, i've just been informed of the flight monitoring website flight track, a has the plane circling, and it looks likely that it's going to land fairly soon. i'll just show you where it's going to land any land on that runway over there. we start. next is coming in from is actually slightly unclear to me right now, but it will tax be with me with a white plane is once it's that the freight prisoners will diss and box and the one to over to okay. brother uh, to the terminal building will be met by the american delegation from the us embassy here in doha, and also the state department. now, we think that they are going to be fairly quickly moving to, to the united states when they move from here, or what they mean from how about international apple? just a few come to is that the righ

kimberly fell to her knees. the chaplain told her, it was no accident. >> he's like, your son was shot. and i was like -- and then, i mean, shot? that just wasn't -- >> doesn't fit. >> i just remember feeling, like, i said what do you mean, shot to death? when i could finally get something out. and he said, well, he was shot three times. i was like, shot? what do you mean shot three times? and that -- that was -- i couldn't function. i couldn't really hear, after that. >> were you there, rachel, during that? >> i walked in. and then, my dad said that somebody -- somebody shot nickel baby. and i remember, i just went right outside, and i sat in the snow. i just buried my head into my hands, and i started to cry. and then, he tapped me on the shoulder, and told me, haile's gone, too. >> that's your brother and your best friend. do you remember what was racing through your head, rachel? >> basically, why? i guess, we all just couldn't believe it was both, at one time, so suddenly. >> even harder to absorb? how and

it is white house correspondent, kimberly how could they for us, it's allowed diplomatic. it a just, it is a james buys is a live at the united nations for us. and jim's, what's been the reaction from leaders, they had that a gathering for the a general assembly this week was have a world leaders from all over the world together here in new york. the 1st full day is tuesday, but lead is already gathering already speaking about the sustainable development goals. and katie, this, i think, is gonna be one of the themes of the week here on because we have present bite and here we have present. gracie no suggestion, they go to tool, but many asking questions now whether this deal on specifically on prisoners this be very caffeine negotiated with the mediation of capital over the last 18 months or so can lead to more can lead to more particularly with regard to the rom, nuclear programs, kimberly was saying 60 percent enrichment now by iran, it was the us, the pulled out of the of the deal, the trump administration, that's iran, stuck with it for a base and then started enrichin

thank you kimberly. i turn it over to you. >> thank you patricia and thank you everyone for joining us. i am going to jump right in because we only have one hour. we were discussing before this, we could discuss this all day. but i want to leave 20 of time for questions. before i jump into a discussion of the cases that were decided in the last term, judge luttig and professor tribe, i want to talk about the landscape of the court heading into this term and where we stand now. since 2020, public confidence in the court has fallen 20 percentage points due to a number of reasons. it a decision to overturn roe v. wade and discussions about whether the court respects president anymore and the growing polarization that seems to be happening throughout the country that seems to be filtering into the court itself. so, starting with you first professor tribe, describe what do you think of the criticism the court has faced recently and how, if at all, do you think it is affecting the work of the justices? >> than

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kimberly oh, good for us. then diplomatic it is, a james buys is live at the united nations and jens, what's been the reaction from world latest that a gathering the a for the generally a general assembly this week the general assembly starts on tuesday, but many lead is already here. a full discussion of the sustainable development goals, those ambitious goals to try to improve the state of humanity by 2030, which is nowhere near being met. the idea is to try and re boost those goals today . so that's officially what's on the agenda, but what's officially on, on these each end of this week, i think it's going to be overshadowed by 2 things. one of them is the will in ukraine, presidents. so that excuse arriving here shortly. and the other is going to be the issue of iran because of what we've just seen with these hostages have been released into ron. and now in though, how these prisoners ad, but also because present bracy of iran is here, present bite. and these, here are the big question, is the one that yo

kimberly, thank you for the update. kimberly, how could live there at the winehouse of the french ambassador. tunisia has landed in paris a month after the military government ordered him out. yes, president mom, advisor was overthrown in a cool in july, the new rulers ended military corporation with funds and ordered it some basset, or, and troops to me. natasha butler has more on the french reaction from paris for 2 weeks ago. the french president, emmanuel, my caroll, had said that focuses on boss of the in the, i'm a see you today was living as a virtual hostage in the, the embassy in the capital, in the jazz. because he didn't have any freedom of movement. and also even freed supplies were running low. so clearly it was a situation that it's become untenable. and earlier this week, macro all confirmed that the bus so would be pulled out. disney, jr. and also there's phones and floss has 1500 troops from the country. nevertheless, this is a real blow to paris to the government. and to my quote, because over the past

i was just there was white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins us live. so kimberly, it's the 2nd time that the administration hosts this summit that they organize this . so clearly this is of strategic importance to them. what's the vision here? the vision is really for the united states to become more aligned in terms of strategy economically, but also in terms of security with these island nations. there are 18 of them in terms of the uh, not only territories, but also in very small, almost archipelago is if you will. and there are 8 team leaders here, and what they're doing is they're meeting with the us president of the goal here is for the united states to offer economic and security assistance. and in exchange, the united states really hopes to have a bigger footprint in the region of the elephant in the room, being china, and that it has had growing in fluids. of course, being a us adversary. the united states is concerned about that. and so it was to work with these nations in the hope that it will be able to really have a partnership and a great

kimberly, kimberly hawk it is on whitehouse course contents. the french and basset are to each year has landed back in france a month after the military government ordered the amount each as president mohammed by whom was over thrown in a co in july. the new re who was ended military corporation with france and ordered his troops and basset, or to leave natasha. butler has more on the french reaction from paris for 2 weeks ago. the fridge. preston's emmanuel, my caroll had said that for all this is on boss of the, in the, i'm a see you today was living as a virtual hostage in the, the embassy in the capital in the jet. because he didn't have any freedom of movement. and also even freed supplies were running low. so clearly it was a situation that is become untenable. and earlier this week, micro all confirmed that the bus so would be full. the house is niga and also the, the phones flowed since 1500 troops from the country. nevertheless, this is a real blow to paris to the government. and to my call, because over the past few weeks, they have s

it's kimberly how good at the white house and kimberly's it looked like that i'm season and get those as defense systems as a shuffle through a busy day of me. things that as well. he's certainly asking for them. ask is the key word there and whether that request will be granted is the big question mark. there are a series of meetings that are taking place in washington. we know that the credit leader started his stay on capitol hill. he is meeting with both congressional leaders on the house side, that is the house of representatives where he'll be meeting with the republican as well as democratic leaders. and then on the senate side where he'll be meeting the respective leaders of both parties as well as he will also be meeting with their lawmakers on the house and send the side as well. and he's going to be having to convince them that he needs more funding in terms of that white house request for $24000000000.00. and that is something that will also be the focus of a meeting that will be happening here at the white house with us president joe, by the now this is a 3rd visit to the

kimberly, i spoke with congressman jamie raskin about this republican impeachment push last night, and i thought would be a good place to start. i want you to take a listen to what he had to say, and then, i will get your thoughts. >> they are going to impeachment, simply because donald trump feels like he doesn't want to run against someone who's not been impeached, when he is the first twice impeached president in u.s. history. i keep reminding my republican colleagues that the constitutional standard for impeachment is treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. and they haven't laid any wrongdoing at the footsteps of joe biden. they've got nothing on him. they've got 91 criminal charges against donald trump, in courts all across the land. and there's nothing against joe biden. and trump can't live with that. >> so kimberly, do you think that is a fair analysis of trump's motivations here? and while house republicans seriously risk shutting down the government, over something that is so political, and so petty? >> yeah, this is how we got here. there are a handful of me

um, a white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has much more on this and kimberly, he's in us custody. but do we know where he is and how the north koreans handed him over? is a what we know, according to us officials, is that he is apparently now in china. we understand that the chinese officials were cooperative in allowing for this transfer to take place. but did not in any way take part in the negotiations. in fact, that was the result of months long work between the united nations and sweden. sweden, in particular, took a major role in helping with these negotiations. because of course, the united states does not have any formal relations with north korea. now, what we know is that the way that this soldier us soldier will be eventually coming to the united states is not a 100 percent clear whether or not he is in route right now. it is, seems that he is not that he's still in china, but we'll be eventually. what we do know is that at the time that he was crossing into north korea, he was facing some disciplinary action for taking a police car as well as a potential assault charg

that is kimberly how could white house correspondent for us in the us or? okay, let's go to and we're on con, who's at the full here. and that's where the 5 fried us prisoners are expected to land in the coming hours. uh, as we mentioned before, were plenty of moving parts here. what happens once they do lands? they are in dire? ha. well let me show you where i am right now. i see on the tarmac uh, just move out the way you see what that white tub plane is. the roommate just behind that, so the plane should land as an 8320, the flu from the hair about airport, about 19 minutes ago were expecting them to ride within the next half hour or so. the plane will taxi to hit, then i will just give you another shows uh, the free prisoners will call you back to that terminal building. that whether we met by the categories, by representatives of the usa embassy and the us state department. now we don't know whether they're going to stay here or where they'll go to how many international airports, few miles away from here. but then like you to go to america very quickl

and kimberly, i know a joy buttons just held a press conference. can you tell us a little bit more about what he said, but also what powers this office will actually have this? yeah, well what this officer is going to do is really expand on what the president has already done and you heard him outlining there. some of the things he's done since taking office. he has put in place at least 21 executive actions. he's also of, as he was outlining there, contained in terms of ghost guns and also promoted storage of fire arms. but he's been limited and what he can do. so now he's put in place an office to look at what more he can do outside of the us congress. but it really has the power to make the laws, but there is other stuff he can do in terms of policy. and that's what he was this office to explore. so he's just made this announcement saying that he wants to work with the state to really have a legislative leave the power in the united states. and so that's what he is exploring with this office. how can the federal government partner with the indiv

the spring in our white house correspondent now kimberly how kits and kimberly we have this extra estate on see if they can praising this deal, but not everybody that was happy with us. there are certainly critics in the united states. the believe that as a side holding ron, that this will in many ways allow for the further detention or in the future of other americans. because what this does is shows that the united states is willing to pay a high price for americans to be returned back to the united states. but the warehouse is defending this deal saying, but what this is, is essentially making sure that those americans that had been detained, were able to come home, that the alternative could have been then spending the rest of their lives in prison. and so as a result, you as president a, is making no apology for this. they say that when it comes to this deal, not only are americans quite whole, but a ronnie is r as well. and also that the rod is going to be getting $6000000000.00 in unfrozen funds, but this is money that already belong to the iranians. and that is in going to be hav

so kimberly, 1st of all, what is this office? what palace does it have to? well, 1st of all, let's talk about why this is important to the white house. and essentially why is that this is something that the president sees as a top priority, not just for his administration, but also for americans. given the latest centers for disease control data, it shows but the homicide rate from gun violence in the united states is really about $5.00 or 6 americans per 100000 das. and so that is alarming to the white house. it whether it is mass shootings, whether it is targeted attacks, this is just too frequent. and so in the absence of congress taking action, the white house believes that needs to act. and so what's the white house is doing is as you point out, setting up this office that will oversee gun violence, try to prevent it across the federal government. but this is certain to be polarizing because as many around the world know the united states protects gun rights in its constitution. so there's a certain to be polarized. and given the fact that many in the u

kimberly, how can kimberly's an effective date on the blinking praising the deal that but how controversial is it in america of the well, there are some the believe that this is only going to unfold in a ron in other nations to essentially hold americans for ransom, given the fact that it is clear that the united states when it comes to american lives, is willing to pay a high price. and that is something that the united states and specifically jo by the news president is not apologizing for. he's made it clear that when it comes to american lives, it is a top priority to bring them home and you set foot a part of me. i that was flight. my nephew, it goes by live side when it comes to, um, you know, the american lives that there really can't be a price point on them. and so that is something that he says, but he, it makes no apology for it. so as a result, even though there has been the criticism, he says when it comes to the $6000000000.00 that has been paid, there is going to be a tremendous amount of oversight to these 5 is there is going to be in benefiting the radi population it's goin

so much kimberly that is kimberly hook it uh, white house correspondents were going to go to a different medicaid is a james buys who is live at the united nations in jens, i guess, visible uh what's the reaction thing via to, to today's events. a man well that, yeah, well lead is gathering for you and general assembly and the meetings already sausage ahead of the corporate meetings are solid on tuesday for the discussion of the sustainable development goals. this clearly is subject to discussion among different mat, some officials and presidents and foreign ministers and everyone else who is here. we have some reaction that and the last few minutes from the us secretary of state, he's also already here in the new new york. and it's me blinking, putting out of state and obviously welcoming what's happened. he said from day one of this administration for the present, i have made it clear we have no high priority with the safety, security of us citizens at home and abroad. he says they now secure the release of the t wrongfully delay detained americans around the world. he goes on to prais

kimberly, how can, of the speed is often they've gotten a kind of a have met with as audi. officials in the city of evelyn with no final agreements reached, they've been discussing how the region and it's asked me call me in the, in population can be integrated into as a by john and folks come off to a cease fire on wednesday. and the 24 hours of fighting for san francisco, we agreed to lay down their weapons and to spend hundreds of coal dominy as prime minister to step down. so his handling of the hostilities and the government cut off because the passion, yeah. so this country needs to be free of conflict. this is what he said in his independence day address to the nation shopping. the compliment piece should be valued and you should not be confused with a true sort of ceasefire. peace has an environment that is free from conflicts into states into estimate conflicts. this policy is not easy. it goes through external and internal shocks, and we must go through this part for the sake of independence, for the sake of stay towed for the sake of the future body. some that are you in t

okay, kimberly, how can i use that from the white house? thanks very much. kimberly. as much at all and sorry, as bates and for contacts for an administrator and advise that to the prime minister and not joins us from new york to have you with us. so this what has happened is take going off smoothly. that must be a relief for old policies involved and essentially, as you know, this has been going on for more than 2 years now. then it goes to asians between uh, both side and the shuttle diplomacy pool. uh, i thought it was uh was done on all, many ads of, of cathy had said to available to us doing this period. so effectively, the size of it is that the deal has been done in the us will have happened and that now we can begin with another phase of mediation between the 2 buttons. i'd like to talk about the other phase and just a moment festival focus for some of the difficulties that you encountered with this negotiation. well, it's not a secret that the negotiation faced a lot of challenges. we have all seen the difference of opinion between the both sides, the at the

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we are so grateful to have kimberly atkins. she has been our moderator before and we are thrilled to have her. she has been a trial and appellate attorney. she led the discussion last year about roe v. wade. she has appeared as a commentator on a host of national and international television and radio networks. you may recognize her from her regular contributions to the boston globe and msnbc or as the cohost of sisters-in-law podcast. >> thank you so much. i want to leave plenty of time for your questions. before i jump into a discussion of the cases that were decided in the last term, i want to talk a little bit about the landscape of the court heading into this term and where we stand now. since 20/20, public confidence in the court has fallen 20 percentage points due to an number of reasons. the decision overturning roe v. wade and his questions about whether the court respects president anymore and also the growling -- growing polarization that seems to be filtering into the court itself. starting with you first, professor

a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare reports. it's the 2nd time the pacific island nations and territories have gathered at the lighthouse for a single purpose counter and china in the region. united states committed to ensuring in a pacific region that is free, open, prosperous, and secure. on monday, a team leaders met with president joe biden as the us offered economic assistance and security guarantees including to fight illegal fishing in an effort to bolster engagement the u. s. once the pacific islands, at least to think that it's not all about china. when in fact, i think we all know that it really is, and also among the us promises millions of dollars for infrastructure, including undersea cable connectivity, and the establishment of diplomatic recognition with the cook islands and new way embassies established in tonga. and the solomon islands is the president. but despite that new solomon islands, embassy is prime minister, was absent from the white house for him. and last week, at the un general assembly, he praised c

. >> kimberly collins, who just left burning man with her friend james smith, is having that kind of tuesday. they left their burning man camp and spent the overnight hours sitting in traffic like it was from midnight till 7:00 till 7:00. >> and it was 5.1 miles or something. and it took seven hours. >> now they've got air quickly leaking from their tire. >> i have a spare, but i'd have to unpack the entire car to get to it. so >> so it'd be easier to call triple a? yeah >> and we're not going to get very far on the spare tire, but they're fine. >> relaxing the same thing they did when the torrential rain started falling friday night. and led to mud everywhere. once the sun started drying out, black rock city. the conversation among burners quickly went from mud to when's the best time to leave? some here decided to leave when the man was burned monday night. we thought, okay, well, they're out there. >> let's sneak out the back door. well, we didn't work alone . >> didn't work. >> we left black rock at about 7 p.m. last evening. >> took us eight hours to get off the playa. and then

kimberly chang has the latest. >> today happens to be a very important jewish new year for us.ng kippur. it's called which is the beginning of something. and i feel like finally, something is going to happen. the contract language must be finalized and approved by writers guild of america board members and the unions, 11,000 members before riders can get back to work. >> but the wga and the alliance of motion picture and television producers reached a deal on a new 3 year contract. >> my reaction to the tentative deal is more than anything i can finally rest my feet a little not too much focus. axel needs us out there to help support them wga and amptp were divided over several issues, mainly pay staffing size and the use of artificial intelligence. both sides went back to the negotiating table and after 5 days reached a deal sunday night. >> what we know is are negotiating committee is very happy to call exceptional to i don't think they would have put us out on strike this long to settle for anything less something that was going to pass memberships sniff test. so i you know

our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more. the ukranian president vladimir zalinski made a whirlwind visit to washington, culminating in his speech at the national archives. there is not a soul in ukraine that does not feel gratitude to you. americans, ukrainian leaders message to officials in washington ticket early on capitol hill, ukraine's counter offensive against russian forces. is that a critical juncture? and now is not the time to curb support? since the start of rushes invasion, the united states has provided more than a 135000000000 in a to ukraine. now the white house is asking congress to approve 25000000000 more. with that request is contentious, especially among conservatives. i don't support additional funding for ukraine. my view is we need to number one, take care of our folks. first. still president joe biden confirmed us abrams tanks . we delivered to ukraine by next week, a new aid package consisting of ammunition, rocket launchers, and anti armor systems. totaling 325000000 was also announced on thursday.

kimberly help it out as 0. the white house, hundreds of thousands of migrants are on the move impacting countries throughout the americas political repression, economic turmoil and worsening climate issues or among the factors, pushing them to risk it full of a send, a remedy at the reports from but with all a year ago the swelling migrants, davy, paris, crossed the treacherous studying jungle between columbia and panama, trying to reach the united states. but he felt ill in the forest and was deported back to venezuela. the lack of opportunities at home convinced them to leave once again by mail. i am a little bit scared and will type seen on social media. people being roberts with mike, they think golf maybe things come get better. is just one of hundreds of thousands of various latin american from present routes. on the 3rd by the dangers of the journey. been swelling and splitting the political and economic crisis. there make up the biggest part of this slate. this wave followed by haitians and equal dorian

kimberly how hit alice's 0, the white house. that's also to come here, and i'll just say we're including voters in molly, but not be heading to the holes in february to pick a new president. would explain why the middle to jump to has the length of the poll . we are with the asian games and hundreds of india as one that could go metal. stay with us, the the now home car should cool down over the next day or so. sunshine has been the dominant scene here, but it's been humid to the 33 still in the high side. but compare that to talk to you at 29, which is coming up in temperature to about 51. this take took you up again above where it should be accompanied by rain for home shoot and high humidity. i saw because it's such a 3, even wilma, that it should be the same time hong kong is coming down. there is still some right and left in china, north and south is don't particularly heavy late season. is that all the sites, but the heaviest is just out of the country and that was the north of, you know, no miles on central time. i'm sure

kimberly, how could l g 0? the white house. the still ahead on the al jazeera us made abrams tanks arrive in ukraine, also president joe biden promised to supply chain with most states of the on weapons with the asian games in hon. so when india has one that says step a cricket, the, i think we just have a quick look at the central med and northern libya because this cloud here indicates that of showers full ringing grease. and they come across the water into the gulf of cs and then east inside of libya. so forecasts for large hasn't been galle down that possibly is there not its loss from tuesday and wednesday, but i don't think much will come of it. it may be disappointing. but it's not dangerous, the heavier right, more likely is still going to be in greece and for took care and for the find time for egypt story of coast. find dry woman. hot weather. in fact, a bit to the so that bag that's to 4445 degrees q i scrub known shall breeze. which means that means she made weather as well. that be very, i'm present this little bre

kimberly collins, who just left burning man with her friend james smith, is having that kind of tuesdaythey left their burning man camp and spent the overnight hours sitting in traffic like it was from midnight till 7:00 till 7:00. now they've got air quickly leaking from their tire. >> i have a spare, but i'd have to unpack the entire car to get to it. >> but they're fine. relax the same thing they did when the torrential rain started falling friday night and led to mud everywhere. for once, the sun started drying out. black rock city, the conversation among burners quickly went from mud to when's the best time to leave? some here decided to leave when the man was burned monday night. >> we thought, okay, well, they're out there. let's sneak out the back door. didn't work alone. didn't work. we left black rock at about 7 p.m. last evening. took us eight hours to get off the playa. and then another probably what, 3 or 4 to get into nixon. >> and while traffic leaving is common when we're told by regulars that this type of backup was much longer than usual, this accident along highway 44

kimberly how good as the latest this. these charges are definitely consequential if $105.00 is convicted ad result from a long running investigation by special counsel, david weiss, that trump point t. now they relate to the application that 100 byte and filled out back in 2018 and october where he is alleged to have lied about his drug use when purchasing a firearm. now, if he is convicted, this would certainly be a problem for president joe biden. we also know that in addition, there is the potential for additional charges related to tax evasion. the problem for the president and all of this is that the white house has gone to great pains to distance itself from a inquiry and impeachment inquiry. i capitol hill. but the white house has maintained has no basis in fact or validity. this inquiry is looking at a 100 biden's business dealings back when joe biden was vice president, brock obama's administration, now the white house maintains there's no basis in fact, and that there was no impropriety on the part of hunter bid

kimberly, how could l g 0, the white house? lots of all sorts come here and i'll just say are including us made abrams main battle tanks arriving ukraine after president biden promise to supply t. but more state to the on the web. on the scraping, the real will revisit the comic con african festival in johannesburg. florida states the brought to you by visit capital around the midwest have been some pretty vicious showers recently on this law. i'm just the cold front stretching down towards the gulf coast as it been. hey, with charles damaging house, charles, one to 2. tonight. is it? well, i think the energy is gone, that is over the sheriff's movie east, through the easy out of the nurses, big and in the midwest in the course of fishes on the east coast is still disappointing from new york to long island down towards north carolina on shore breeze, which charles will mean this never quite as nice. you might like to september, but the pacific coast is thank either which is for the next couple of days. if not long ago was a dif

kimberly help it out as 0. the white house, posing moldings presidential run off. we're going to open in the next hour, the 1st driver saw income and able to come soul a lagging behind his main challenge and mohammed voice. he's the mayor of molly's capital and he's told tony chang, he things to be the next president. the fishing boats offload the catch of gillis in tuna outside molly central monkey, but it's not just the rising price of fish. that's got people's attention over the past 2 weeks. the presidential elections look as if they going down to the one this fund to solve it. they cannot make performance, they're all consumes. the current administration hasn't lived up to expectations. this new government came into power with play does to hold. um, people are comfortable that will commission that for a man specifically to look into human rights abuses, did some disappearance. as for example, um, but the only hasn't been an outcome. what they have managed to do is keep major infrastructure projects like this on track land reclaim from the see the housing and i

kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house as well. poland says it was no longer provide weapons to ukraine. the announcement came to us alice off the wall. so some of the caves invested in a route of grain. x poults, poland, his band, ukrainian grain impulse to protect the entrance of his father is john hall reports the telly volumes denouncement by opponents prime minister hardly seem to ring true because of him as the goat was broken, we are no longer transferring weapons to ukraine because we are now and go selves, be the most modern weapons. the 6 to load just don't of ministry a to ukraine. potent has handed over tons of heavy weaponry, including hundreds of tanks. and now implied the prime minister. it has nothing left to give. the 2 things lie behind the latest announcement. first, an escalating dispute of the grain with russia targeting ukraine, sieboldt and agricultural exports. ukraine has been forced to find other routes for the european union. farm is in eastern europe, have protested against those cheap imports, leading some countries including poland to introduce b

kimberly, this is the a just kind of classifies, this is a way for them to see what i understand as well because that's part of the ceasefire. all the facts. all his thoughts and is not using force is see realisation. he said they should the site was yeah, it was yeah. ultimately decision. i mean the, as president nichol pushing in says as a condominium, so i'm not going to call her back maybe. and we settled in his country if it becomes impossible for them to stay under. as a based on a rule is growing resentment against his handling of the conflict. correspondent, i mean, the homie is in the capital yet, yvonne kind of the sort of a short time ago, there was skirmishes between the security forces and angry protesters, and the number of processes were arrested yesterday, a medium place. so the rest of the t people today, some districts in europe, in addition to this square the republic square of witness large gatherings of angry practices as well as security enforcement around government buildings. this is the government building. and as you can see, security forces and broken windows u

kimberly help it out of a 0. the white house, a micro boat in the mediterranean, has reportedly come under attack by the libyan coast guard, according to see watch international migrant rescue organizations posted a video online which appears to show a ding a sinking with dozens of migrants on board, off to close approaching by a speed boat. shortly afterwards, a larger patrol boat, it seemed throwing life voice to people in the water. sea wash size is not clear if there were any casualties and a post on x, formerly known as twitter, see watch called the incident attempted murder organization says the coast guard took the migraines back to libya. a united nations is wanting more than a 100000 people could leave now going o'connor box, i think how many is a fame the region more than a week after as the buys on seized control, and a swift military offensive mediator says about 2 thirds of the population has already left us. nobody's any government searching, s think on meetings to stay in going and kind of box. it'

that spring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how it gets, talk about the reaction in the us. so the deal is attracting a lot of criticism from the republicans, right. a yeah, there are a lot of conservatives in the united states, a who on capitol hill and just the american public who feel that this may not be the best deal for the united states for a number of reasons. they feel that the united states maybe conceding too much, this may in fact be encouraging more the tensions of americans. this could put american troops at risk in the middle east and around the world and even boost their ronnie and economy. and so this is getting a lot of criticism, particularly by republicans on capitol hill, who feel that this is the wrong deal to be making right now. but the body ministration is very defensive and is a swing and coming back saying, but the alternative would be for these americans to be spending the rest of their life in prison. and so what they're saying is that they have the opportunity to strike the steel. and so in the words of the administration official, they said th

kimberly, how could l g 0? the white house, its prices in hollywood studios, say they have reached a tentative deal that could in the strength of slots of nearly 5 months, thousands of television and film wide is top portion in may, depending better pay greater rewards for successful shows and protection of their work from onto official intelligence. the comic con africa, the continents ultimate pop culture and gaming festival is back into heinous bird. it's where super hero and sy fi fans can get some excitement and color, which also has a story. comic con applica is a place to see a super heroes, the media couches and a few villains. some of the fans come dressed in elaborate questions in please. yes . like tanya 40 it's called stream is from a spanish folklore called lorna. and um, its a woman who wants small children, the wives tell that they tell, so that's no children walk away from their parents. and they'd be too scared to see me if they did a local creative, known as the after the community exhibiting

kimberly help him out to 0. the white house, the former us president donald trump and 16 of the co defendants will not start in trial alongside to others. and the georgia election interference case. a judge role that cases will move forward on the schedule. the 2 co defendants that sort quicker trials that are scheduled to begin in october. trump and 18 is associates a facing dozens of challenges including rackets hearing a title system collab as close. widespread power cuts across nigeria at one point levels of power generated in africa's most populous country felt a 0 megawatt. collections are still gradually being restored. grid power supplies are often their way to conduct your despite his role as a major oil and gas producer. for dennis, by reports from the dodger and capital of a boot. some of the pod distribution companies about to me come out to say that part uh that's the part has been restored. but if they've taken associated media to make a now assuming that's what people have also replied on social m

kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house. so the head here now is, is there a we bring you an unexpected interaction between the pilots of a crushed us air force and a 911 operator. and we look ahead to the opening ceremony of the asian games, a chinese hung chest for record number of us. they will set to take the the route to you by visit capital, colorado. we've got a really nasty storm just off the east coast of the us at the moment. this developing area of low pressure. that's gotta continue making his way further north, which topical storm warning seemed fullest. actually for the next couple of days that just around the carolinas, most kind of a lot of in particular pushing up into virginia. that heavy right is lucky to cause some localized flooding just along that east coast. is it going through the next us i right, the way up to was new jersey. right. whether they even pushing into new york, as you can see behind that some of the weather to just making its way into the, the plains. they're using a little further east w

. >> kimberly. >> kourtney. >> kimberly. >> really?jimmy: final answer is? >> kimberly. >> kim, let's take a look at the video. >> acting like drunk slob kabobs. >> me! >> we don't even know what we said. >> i was right. i remember that. >> jimmy: what was the situation? do you remember the situation? >> robin scott. >> robin scott drunk in vegas. slob kabobing it up. [ laughter ] >> you're just so jealous that you couldn't get a bentley and you're trying to ruin my moment for me. >> you! >> me. >> jimmy: yeah, well, sure. >> you are just so jealous that you cannot get a bentley and you're trying to ruin my moment for me! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't tell you how many times i've said that to my siblings too. >> so ridiculous. >> i know. >> jimmy: this one's a tough one, here we go. >> every time i get excited, i have to poop. [ laughter ] >> that's nobody. >> nobody would say that. >> who would say that? >> no one would say poop. >> so excited i have to poop. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, that was a different show, that was s

or let's go live now to kimberly how it gets out the y taskbar. so typically a meeting between the 2 leaders then, but dissenting voice sized for the amount of money being given to kind or it's for that's right. there is a lot more push back on capital hill, then vladimir zalinski is used to compare to some of his previous visits of initially he had received a warm welcome bipartisan support in terms of approvals for funding for you praise defense as standing ovations all around, but this time there has been questions about how that money will be spent, where the past money has gone and even whether the us can afford us. and that has a lot to do with the fact that there are concerns about a really how this is going to be a forwarded. and so these are the questions that were faced by the ukranian leaders . he met with the democrats and republicans of both the house of representatives in as well. the us senate and ben. uh, there was a meeting that took place at the pentagon, where there was a little bit more reassurance in terms of commitments that