jalil here kumar was a young girl living in somalia when she was mutilated. i was 5 years old when my grandmother took me to a doctor i didn't know where we were going like but and i'm told that's jalil here was under anaesthetic when the doctor removed much of her clitoris and evolver she realized her genitals had been mutilated 20 she woke up shot this bush package i was in intense pain and asked what had happened my grandmother told me you've been circumcised that was a big shock for me it was shock kumar now lives in the german city of dusseldorf she helps other circumcised women here vital it will be here that mutilation happens here in germany as well you don't have to get into a plane and fight for our way it happens here and in neighboring countries by little. it's estimated that 75000 circumcised women live in germany 20000 john girls are in danger of mutilation the organization that kumar works for helps victims deal with medical problems. as can not so few in uniform for circumcised women you're an 18 or having sex can be painful. and that can be c

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kashmir territory and snow fall and winter sports center for most of these activities is the town of kumar famous for its ski slopes it is now a drunk drawing crowds for another reason altogether and that involves lots of warranty and learning new customs. in the snowy high country it's really not out of place but of course this isn't the far north of canada or greenland this is the western himalayas and while the igloo from a distance says in a would try of the flourishes at the entrance way and then inside say john woo and kashmir. this is to use when i would use as fund as part of a ritual for good omens it also helps to keep the evil spirits away. beyond the aroma and the patterns on the igloos curved walls of the furnishings provide a good amount of regional slayer there's seating for 16 people looking to chill and yet warm up starting with their traditional kashmiri drink coffee. because it will be that which you are going to read about the igloo cafe in the newspapers and after that my wife insisted we should go to kashmir to make a specially made the trip to visit this igloolik you

analysis are anna palmer, founder of punch bowl news, former rnc chairman michael steele, maria teresa kumar, president of voto latino. and david french, senior ed tore of "the dispatch." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >>> well, a good sunday morning. there is a through line connecting how the republican party is handling three cases that will help define what this party stands for in the near term. liz cheney, the third ranking republican in the house, the qanon-friendly freshman congresswoman from georgia, marjorie taylor greene, and of course, former president trump, whose second impeachment trial begins on tuesday. all three cases reveal to what degree the post-trump gop remains beholden to the 45th president. look no further than this. house republicans chose to vote on cheney's position in leadership because she voted to impeach mr. trump. they took a pass on greene, even though she has supported calls for the execution of democrats and questio

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kashmir territory means snow fall and winter sports the center for most of these activities is a town of kumar famous for its ski slopes it is now drawing crowds for a different reason and it involves lots of warranty and learning new customs. in the snowy high country it's really not out of place but of course this isn't the far north of canada or greenland. this is the western himalayas and while the igloo from a distance says in a weird tribe the flourishes at the entrance way and then inside say john woo and kashmir. says he is when i'm with you we use us fund as part of a ritual for good omens it also helps to keep the evil spirits away. beyond the aroma and the patterns on the igloos curved walls of the furnishings provide a good amount of regional flair there's seating for 16 people looking to chill and yet warm up starting with their traditional kashmiri drink coffee. because it will be right we're going to read about the igloo cafe in the newspapers and after that my wife insisted we should go to kashmir especially made the trip to visit this igloolik you can see what you think. the t

asian talent that you see in hollywood pushing the envelope, mindy kaling, aziz ansari, riz ahmed, kumarsorry, i'm going to be a part of pop culture. if you're not going to make it for me, i'm going to write my own show and i'm going to be a part of pop culture. priyanka also writes about her humanitarian work as a unicef goodwill ambassador, which has included visiting rohingya refugee camps in bangladesh. how important is that aspect of your life and how do you balance that along with all these other roles you play? i was raised like that, you know. we weren't patted on our back when i shared my doll someone who didn't have it — it was expected. and i think that is the social responsibility of every human being because no matter how badly off you are, someone is worse off than you. and even if you have the ability to change one person's life or, you know, contribute to doing something good, that is a win. alongside charity work and global stardom, priyanka will now add published author to her list of credentials too. haroon rashid, bbc news. priyanka chopra jonas, speaking to haroon ra

security forces and civilians 5 people 5 police officers were killed in an attack on their vehicle in kumar province on friday on saturday a car bomb security outpost in southern khandahar wounded 12 officers that it was claimed by the taliban and then later in the day 3 civilians were injured by a roadside bomb in the city of jalalabad in one of 30 taliban fighters including 6 foreign nationals have been killed in an explosion of the mosque it happened early on saturday in the province a statement from the defense ministry says members of the armed group had gathered there for bomb making training it's only ban has not commented roadwork is in india's state of the are working around the clock to reach a number of villages which are now cut off excavating clearing rocks and debris from a site where the bridge was washed away in the rainy village much of the surrounding valley was flooded when a glazier collapsed into a river on sunday people living in a dozen villages have relied on food and other supplies being flown in by helicopter at least 36 people have died and around 200 are still mi

earlier we heard from anita kumar, the white house correspondent at politico. little to ease political division in the united states. the republican party is still very much divided, and they cannot decide what that path forward is going to be. is that going to be following donald trump whatever he does? allowing him to have that influence over the party? or kind of taking a different route? and members themselves can't decide that, members of congress can't decide. i think a lot of it depends on exactly what we were just talking about, which is what does he... how much influence does he try to exert in these coming months? what we have understood is that once the impeachment trial was over, he was going to come out and be more vocal, and start talking and maybe doing events. we haven't really seen him do that since january 20. the duke and duchess of sussex have just announced that they're expecting a second child. a spokesman for the couple said: "we can confirm that archie is going to be a big brother" and described prince harry and meghan as "overjoyed". bu

here to bring that for us, komal kumar. kumar global strategies.ou have something to tell us do you think rates are going up now for the first time in five years? you've changed your tune >> i changed my tune after january 6th, joe immediately after the georgia senate runoff elections. >> that's what did it for you, sri? the minute the georgia election was lost so you were negative on the economy most of the time you were always 1% or lower. how long were you in that camp that's why i made a big deal out of you changing. was it five years? four years how long was it? >> four to five years i've been looking for lower and lower rates. the markets expected them to go up i think it was, yes -- in answer to your question, yes, it was the georgia election yes, it was january 5th and it is not due to optimism about the forced pandemic recovery, joe. where it comes from, again, different from what steve said a couple of minutes ago, it is pure increase in government spending, which is not good for bond yields because bond needs only to go up, they don't ca

anita kumar is the white house correspondent for politico. she joins us live from washington. the end of what has been a rather abnormal weekend, but not for the first time in the last few months, what is your sense of where this leaves the political divide in the united states? has it been in any way cathartic? has it cleared any air? ., ., ., ~ air? no, i do not think so. the republican _ air? no, i do not think so. the republican party _ air? no, i do not think so. the republican party is _ air? no, i do not think so. the republican party is still - air? no, i do not think so. the republican party is still very . air? no, i do not think so. the - republican party is still very much divided, and they cannot decide what that path forward is going to be. is it going to be following donald trump whatever he does, allowing him to have that influence over the party, ortaking to have that influence over the party, or taking a different route. the party members themselves cannot decide. members of congress cannot decide. members of congress cannot decide. a lot of it depends on exa

. >>> and so let's bring in legalegal analyst ross garber and anita kumar. so glad to have you both here. rorks le ross, let's start with you. you say bizarre, the senate has adopted no rules or procedures regarding subpoenas, witnesses, depositions, arguments, et cetera. trial starts tuesday, not a signal the majority senate dems are taking this very seriously. so what do you make of the fact that none of that is there, do you really think that democrats aren't taking it seriously since it is out there and they are putting so much weight on it? >> yeah, so my concern is imagine the scenario, impeachment is supposed to be this very serious and solemn procedure with potentially dramatic consequences. we're heading into a trial in a couple days. and there are no rules. there are no procedures about witnesses, about depositions, about any of those things. that doesn't send a signal that this is such a serious potentially consequential proceeding. you know, if that were the case, one would presume that all of those things would be in place. and, you know, the fa

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joining me now is anna palmer, michael steele, maria teresa kumar, and david french, senior editor of "the dispatch." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> a good sunday morning. there is a fine line with how the republican party is handling three cases that will tell how this party stands in the long term. the qanon friendly congresswoman from georgia, marjorie taylor greene, and of course, former president trump whose impeachment trial begins on tuesday. the gop remains beholden to the 43rd president. house republicans chose to vote on cheney's leadership because she chose to vote against mr. trump. they put a pass on greene even though she questioned if school shootings even happened. in other words, cheney's career was more threatened for questioning conspiracy theories than greene's was for promoting them. democrats are almost certain to take what is a politically safe vote for them to convict. what will republicans do? house republicans voted for a huge margin to keep

maria teresa kumar, and david french, senior editor of "the dispatch."e these buckets of republicans and where you would put them in the party. we have all 211 republicans ong screen. these are the 139 that voted to overturn the election. the next group here is the 18 republicans who voted either to impeach president trump or remove greene from committees. finally, our third group here is the 56 republicans who did not vote for impeachment or remove gene, but also overturned overturning the election. anna pal never, there is your group, 139, the 56 and the 18. what do you make of this divide in the republican party and how should we pest understand it? >> i think the most important thing to understand is donald trump still controls the vast majority of house republicans. many of them were elected on his coattails, while there are a few that chose not support impeachment, a few that supported to remove marjoriemaj leadership, kevin mccarthy, are still donald trump republicans and that informs the entire thinking of where the republican conference is going

asian talent that you see in hollywood pushing the envelope, mindy kaling, aziz ansari, riz ahmed, kumarfe and how do you balance that along with all these other roles you play? i was raised like that, you know. we weren�*t patted on our back when i shared my doll with someone who didn�*t have it — it was expected. and i think that is the social responsibility of every human being because no matter how badly off you are, someone is worse off than you. and even if you have the ability to change one person�*s life or, you know, contribute to doing something good, that is a win. alongside charity work and global stardom, priyanka will now add published author to her list of credentials too. haroon rashid, bbc news. priyanka chopra jonas speaking to haroon rashid for a new podcast called beyond bollywood which launches on bbc sounds next week. let�*s stay with helen briefly, because the organisers of the austro say the ceremony will be held in person despite the pandemic. the academy says that in the event will take place in a number of locations. the awards have been moved to april, two mon

asian talent that you see in hollywood pushing the envelope, mindy kaling, aziz ansari, riz ahmed, kumarpatted on our back when i shared my doll with someone who didn't have it — it was expected. and i think that is the social responsibility of every human being because no matter how badly off you are, someone is worse off than you. and even if you have the ability to change one person's life or, you know, contribute to doing something good, that is a win. alongside charity work and global stardom, priyanka will now add a published author to her list of credentials, too. haroon rashid, bbc news. 110w now at some time for a look at the weather. some milder air on the horizon but the cold stepped it up an extra gear, coldest morning since 1995, braemarat an extra gear, coldest morning since 1995, braemar at minus 22.9 celsius and across the border, attempt is well below freezing, even in oxford well below freezing, even in oxford we got down to —7 degrees. most have sunshine and that will continue this afternoon a few wintry showers in the north—east of scotland but more cloud and breeze t

we can speak now to anita kumar, who�*s the white house correspondent for politico.nvicted? unlike the last time he was _ get him convicted? unlike the last time he was impeached, - get him convicted? unlike the last time he was impeached, which - get him convicted? unlike the last| time he was impeached, which was about a year ago, this one was something that senators and house members felt in person. they were in the capital when the riots happened, there is still a lot of... they are still feeling the repercussions of that, until there are a lot of them that, until there are a lot of them that want to president donald trump accountable for what happened. and so even they are going into this knowing it is going to be a quick trial, probably won't result in conviction, they feel like it is important for everyone to know when to send that message that if you act a certain way, you will be held accountable. and they put the evidence out there to show that they feel like he related because these riots. ~ . , , ~ riots. what this is the evidence? -- what is the — riots.

shejoins us now, along with consultant ear, nose and throat surgeon, professor nirmal kumar.te, the flavours, the sense of i taste, the flavours, the sense of smell. _ taste, the flavours, the sense of smell. unfortunately, the distortion is often _ smell. unfortunately, the distortion is often in _ smell. unfortunately, the distortion is often in an unpleasant direction and that— is often in an unpleasant direction and that is— is often in an unpleasant direction and that is much worse, because they are really— and that is much worse, because they are really unable to enjoy whatever food. _ are really unable to enjoy whatever food. wine. — are really unable to enjoy whatever food, wine, drinks that they normally— food, wine, drinks that they normally would. it is causing a lot of distress — normally would. it is causing a lot of distress for a patient, especially, as i said, young patient who are _ especially, as i said, young patient who are in — especially, as i said, young patient who are in the peak of their productive working lives. chrissy, talk us through _ productive