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chan laurie divorce papers valid husband said. laurie believed she was a godlike figure who called the children zombies and said she was sent to usher in the apocalypse ever since she's been involved in this doomsday cult. that is not the same laurie that we knew for 13 years after nine months of searching, the children were found in a shallow grave on their stepfather's property, prosecutors say while carrying out their doomsday plot . laurie and chad also planned to collect his late wife's life insurance money. if lori is convicted, we'd expect the maximum possible penalty that the court can give, which would be life in prison without parole while pleading not guilty values defense team has insisted she has an alibi. the trial could take up to three months. a judge did take the death penalty off the table for val. oh. she also faces charges in arizona in the death of her ex husband, charles. valid time now for a look at your monday weather. good morning, a cold start to the week across the southwest from the four corners to cali

but the defense yesterday insisted laurie has a happy go lucky personality laurie. it was such a good responsible mother to her two children she believes in life after death. and she believes she will see her deceased family. including her children again when there's lack of evidence. the law calls it not guilty. you said you would be fair and impartial. prosecutors are expected to call more than 200 witnesses at the trial. lori is also charged in the death of her ex husband in arizona. nascar has suspended driver cody ware after his arrest in a domestic violence case. the 27 year old faces a felony assault charge and a misdemeanor assault on a female charge. he's been released on bond. coming up. bald eagle is rescued on a busy highway smartphone users on alert how to protect yourself from a scam targeting how you charge your i'm kareem abdul-jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain,

in head space of shifting from l laurie lightfoot too this guy. can you explain? >> well i think this is a specific election. his opponent was hurt by attacks about how he had many supporters who were supporters also of donald trump, this was a specific election. crime is a problem in the cities. it has gone up in places that are governed by democrats and governed by republicans, the states with highest per capita murder rate are lead by republicans. the challenge. i bring that up not for political reasons but challenges, we are not clear what policies have led to this influx of crime. some people think it is the more liberal prosecutors who let criminals back on the streets but also up in cities where that is not the policy, right? i think part of the challenge here is that the mayors have to respond to voters. you are right if this mayor does not do a good job, he will get voted out. there is not a playbook that you could give to brandon johnson that is okay, if you do x, y and z, crime will go down, we hear about horrific cases in new york, chi

um it was very innocent to me testified that laurie told her she and chad believe their spouses weregoing to die. and then she and chad could be together. the couple also face charges in the murder of his ex wife, tammy and lori faces charges in her husband's death in arizona. lori and chad have pleaded not guilty . her trial is expected to last eight weeks. surveys warning about the shortage of nurses across the country and found 100,000 nurses quit during the pandemic and more than 600,000 nurses with at least a decade of experience plan to quit or retire in the next five years. the main reasons burnout and fatigue coming up, remembering the woman who invented the mini skirt ahead. should your boss be required to give you religious holidays off the battle now at the supreme court? (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and you go through artificial tears in the blink of an eye, or...your eyes feel like they're getting kicked in the backside, it's not too late for another treatment option for thyroid eye disease, also known as t-e-d. to learn more visit treatted.com that's

thank you, laurie. thank you. having me, it's a pleasure to have you on this saturday news our what, what does, what, what does india's new trade policy say about his plans? do you think to reduce reliance on the us dollar? well, it's not exclusively connected only from the us dollars to the job largest framework off the government's economic policy to look after our own self interests and take care of our trade and commerce. and not to be very sensitive about the global currency movements, which has impacted because of the best and guarantee essentially a dollar to take care of this. and that's essentially the reason behind that. russia, china, brazil, already actively moving away from the dollar in that trade relations. i mean, is it part of a growing trend? and if it is so, what other countries might you expect to jump on the same train? so india is now, i think it's last counted with 18 and i live in countries with which we have bought a bilateral agreement and, and you're right in a sense, there is a larger d

were laurie clang to have an agreement brokerage by china, down the center agreement broker, bowden, you, us. and that happens, and china got a chill, a lifeline oil from both conduce. then it has it's low line boil and russia, an e classic globe minute ago from celia. so it's pretty much, yeah, most pits able in terms of oil supply and having built our commodities market in shanghai while they was thinking, can i, mikey, whoa, is it maybe the chinese about us began to refine oil and extort we fido? in which case, it would become the competition of the us cause leaning export good is divided. so that's what it looks like. i don't know up let's. well, why should they stop at dealing with materials? now, you mentioned the technological ads that china has developed and how the americans were not able to foresee it. and i don't know if you would agree with me. i'm maybe i'm bias here, but i think the signs that used to come out of the united states technological science was not necessarily purely american. i mean for from any take is the united states attracted the, the global technologi

just to read you briefly a couple of the comments are laurie magnus had in his report, it said thereis johnson was inaccurate and he should have taken more care —— his briefing to borisjohnson was inaccurate. the report says there are lessons to be drawn in terms of the way those responsible for ministerial hirings and firings within government go about that process. we had a response from nusrat ghani who says there is no criticism or doubt expressed regarding her version of events but others, she says, will have to explain the report, noting the omissions, shortcomings and incomplete information. we don't have a response from mark spencer yet but the prime minister has responded to this report saying that he agrees it was an unsatisfactory experience for both ministers involved but in the absence of clear evidence, it would not be right to take further action. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. reporting for duty after clocking up more than 500,000 miles, most recently in dorset, it is patience, not passengers who will be looking out for this bus at its next stop

trey: coming up, senior pastor of harvest christian fellowship greg laurie shares his easter message, as a new poll shows that americans seem to care more about money than trey: welcome back to sunday night "sunday night in america," today is palm sunday, marking the beginning of holy week for christians. later that week, he was betrayed by a disciple, arrested and brought before government reridg reledg religious leaders, he was crucified. his mother watched. but that is not the end of the story for christians, he rose on the third day and later ascended to heaven, that the story of easter. that will take on renewed significant in our household, take my wife to israel this past summer. i wanted her to see all of the places she read about as a child. still reads about. and sees the home and ministry of the person she lives her life for. one of the places we visited of the site where jesus asked his disciples who do they say that i am. who did they think wore say that i am. he followed that up by asking who do you say that i am. i wondered while on that plateau in israel, where he aske

i think these laurie's and concerns are overblown or asia kaufman a u. d, a. diet coke wasn't which how can one 5th of humanity constitute a threat at the new china isn't a threat which, which is part of our big east asian families of the like, middle ah, when the american national anthem rang out in beijing in late 2017 china showed the part it intended to play in the big arctic family. she jin ping welcomed, then u. s. president donald trump with pomp and ceremony. it was a sign of even bigger things to come in. during trumps visit china and the u. s. signed a $43000000000.00 deal to develop a liquefied natural gas project in alaska. alaska is the only u. s. state located in the arctic. in 2017. it's then governor bill walker turned to donald trump for assistance. he asked, oh, what did he do? and i said, we need some help with the market. in about 2 weeks later i got a notification my office at present, she wanted to meet with me. we want sheep clean energy and sort of china. and so we can offer, you know, potentially a 100 years why of natural gas th

all star player laurie mark. canon will phil phil, his military service in finland this off season. mark cannon initially played a plant to serve last year, but his former team, the cleveland cavaliers made the playoffs. so he had the role for another season. 25 year old will join a garrison in helsinki for his mandatory service. you are watching d. w. news, just reminder the top story we're following for you this. our western government and human rights groups have condemned the sentencing of russian journalist and political activist, vladimir kara, moore's a to 25 years in a russian labor camp. us ambassador to russia said it was a sign of the kremlin weakness of next states dw news asia with bearish banner g. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching with we got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corners. check hot spot for food. chair and some great cultural memorials to boot.

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the heavily indebted countries of the south that that is the case, but then i listen to people like laurieaster of the federal reserve, and they see that the hawks are still quite prevalent in the world's larger central bank. we prevalent in the world's larger central bank.— prevalent in the world's larger central bank. ~ ~ , ., . central bank. we will keep a close e e on central bank. we will keep a close eye on that _ central bank. we will keep a close eye on that and _ central bank. we will keep a close eye on that and we _ central bank. we will keep a close eye on that and we may _ central bank. we will keep a close eye on that and we may get - central bank. we will keep a close eye on that and we may get more| eye on that and we may get more clarity today. cornelia, for now, lovely to see you. china has announced its latest inflation numbers for march, which show consumer prices have slowed to an 18—month low. the consumer price index for march rose by 0.7% on an annual basis. the main reason behind the slowdown was sluggish food prices. while many countries continue to struggle with

red now are not a problem, but we have a rest is a problem when a manchester based check born, laurie driver decides to take to the internet to tackle racism. he quickly becomes a significant figure in the fight for the rights of roma. people giving a voice to those least hers and launching a charity for those most in need. pongo calling a witness documentary on the just 0. ah, with we are the was reveling the extra mile there are the media, go go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. jump into the stream head percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emissions showing the debate . people have already lost that line. people how close that call just people health conditions. have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it. live on you to people commenting. i want the whole world to know that. sure, thank you for not headed directly to oversee this with the powers that be this gene on al jazeera. when clouds meet, mountain west struggle gives birth to a true passion where faith is more just wit

we have a rest is a problem when a manchester based check born, laurie driver decides to take to the internet to tackle racism. he quickly becomes a significant figure in the fight for the rights of roma. people giving voice to those least her and launching a charity for those most in need. pongo calling a witness documentary on that jesse era, ah, with diana very beautiful country surrounded by water. we are in south america, but culturally, we are linked to the caribbean. we were colonized by the british in 9066, we became independent 90 as we start to see a resurgence of its level especially among or afro brothers and sisters in diana. and it was in population just about 12 percent deposit. it was more family oriented . now there is more activity regarding and more information being circulated, monochrome, yvonne and last thing via social media. i feel so good job, jackie. how do you want to pro, but i don't know where it is. thank is coming from the trauma. our interpretation of islam is one that promotes peaceful coexistence, religious tolerance. i'd respect for every one ah, wi

so joining me now is policy researcher laurie leybourne. hello, laurie .ink you were hello, laurie. i think you were probably on the other side of this debate on you. good to see you again. i'm it is quite scary, isn't it? that we're pursuing a net zero agenda at all costs while china, brazil, russia , india go from strength russia, india go from strength to strength to strength. so so that they could soon have their own currency which casts shade across the dollar . well, yeah, across the dollar. well, yeah, i mean, that goes a lot what you just said down. and i think of it isn't completely accurate. india, for example, has increased its renewable capacity by nearly 400, 396% since the middle of the 20 tens. china is of course aiming for net zero. little bit later than we are, but it's doing little bit later. the analogy to coal powered coal fired power are weak. they're building new ones. so you can't defend china as being on green agenda. no i don't. i mean, i'm not china at all. and you should definitely get someone from the chinese government or chine

we have a rest is a problem when a manchester based check born, laurie driver decides to take to the internet to tackle racism. he quickly becomes a significant figure in the fight for the rights of roma. people giving a voice to those least her and launching a charity for those most in need. pongo, calling a witness documentary on a jesse era. ah and a bunch of questions is war with will wonder, imminent, rigorous debate. people were dying because of lack of medical treatment. black, i don't really matter in the police world, join me markham on hill up front. what al jazeera april on this era. as the war and your brain moves into the 2nd year. we bring you the latest reports from both sides of the conference to people to experience it. one conversation with no has studio be unscripted to find the common solution. thousands of brazil's indigenous population will come out in the capital, brazilian drawing attention to land disputes, and local concerns. in the lead up to al jazeera explode the environmental significance of action, and inaction just 0 covers the latest ongoing developme

laurie laird is a us business journalist. why is this happening? i why is this happening?nk the fact that these _ why is this happening? i think the fact that these claims _ why is this happening? i think the fact that these claims of - why is this happening? i think the fact that these claims of a - fact that these claims of a potential settlement that were reported in the well streetjournal, a murdoch owned operation, i think that gives us some sense of the nature of these reports. whether the two sides can come to the settlement is a very open question. i'm surprised that this thing it came this close to getting into a courtroom. dominion a comedy voting system, is trying to prove deformation. deformation has such a high bar to cross in us law. not only does somebody have to prove that a statements about them were wrong, it has to be proven that the people who send them knew that they were wrong and went ahead and said that anyway. so a very high bar. that said, some of the evidence that came out in discovery showed so many top fox executives in a not such a great light

i left laurie jones and say this ridiculous to see the us blaming russia. it's like an alcoholic trying to blame somebody else for their own alcoholism. they no recognition of the internal problem. this leak came from the us side. i am not convinced. in fact, i'm very dubious that this 21 year old just did this on his oh, the 23 years of experience. i have never seen one of these cia operations center documents. never. so number one, how a 21 year old enlisted man, someone of that of his visit, our website auto dot com. thank this is deborah. yes, a november 22nd 2022 account raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service offices, looking entrances and exits. the keys, oldest monastery, were looking for an alleged russian spies among the monks. and i just got premium all alive with today. ukrainian security services can brand an agent of moscow any medical priest unwilling to break relations with a russian orthodox church. dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated. the former reason for the brutal crank down one church. his parishioner

i have rupture. laurie my lawyer here, but of be funny. funny, which include not, i'm with the leading you beware. thank you. my name is frost, i'm calling as little bottle for you it more? it struck one and on me, but a little yard for one. yes. what else to the neutral name? if you look at the office the much the over shuffling rewards are what? let me try to look for a bottom denture, home visit with the foot. prefer of course teach you know, before those years of move there are you do both for dinner and then where you have to pick a 3 and a do combo which in talk to china. she thought of that money and for goober does a yeah. because all know stuff what she list of what she like you really the horrors ross, my thoughts are the most likely other me she's by give them walking around in it yet. doesn't you like funny and they probably don't even imagine that. but also what did you get before mom is that she knew what the chalet should we did today, and i mean, but she never got like lava. well they had them fall back on us. but did it always really need that more got do people resili

thank you, laurie. thank you. thank you as well for joining us and sharing your start today with all of us here at asi international in moscow way back soon with ah. 2 2 2 2 we've talked a lot about national security whistleblowers this season. the average whistleblower is somebody in the middle of his or her career who sees evidence of waste fraud abuse illegality, or threats to the public health or public safety. those whistleblowers usually have 5 to 15 years or so in their agencies and they're concerned about upholding their own to the constitution. it's unusual when a senior officer, a very senior officer, blows the whistle and jeopardizes his career. but that's exactly what our next guest did. and the united states is a better place because of his actions. i'm john kerry, aka, and you're watching the whistleblowers. ah, william bill binnie was the 4th ranking officer in the national security agency or n s a at the time of the september 11th attacks. as the agencies technical director, he was one of the most

we have been arrest is a problem when a manchester based check born, laurie driver decides to take to the internet to tackle racism. he quickly becomes a significant figure in the fight for the rights of roma. people giving a voice to those least hers and launching a charity for those most in need. pongo polling a witness documentary on al jazeera, the drowsy in the horn of africa. 6 raimie seasons ha, feels more than 100000 miles of crossed into kenya. since last year, i last saw aiden lack of village in somalia when how 4 grand children died because you had no food to keep them in the last out in 20 living, with abiding on goat skin and wild foods. in this drought. we can't even get that. most of the people who are coming to this area are not registered as refugees, yaks. so they are struggling to survive. they have very little water and foods, the season, the longest, dry spout for decades. ah . 2 major prisoner exchanged deal. it gathered raises hope of an end to more than 8 years of conflict.

so laurie me a protein grossi, jones sant williams in premier. so the genre that says that i like sooner address or more bitter, heavily i a yay, mr. grassy and colleagues, the i to welcome all of you. so he booted say, let's look a zak beautifully to hung in in seventy's her way. brother. this has like the 1st stand room to the join the club of nations that and can have the capacitor to produce nuclear power. if you didn't say, i'd like to thank our allies and to what understood remote is you could have been working alongside who's all on visitor k it. austin, in this projects is a clue. nuclear good. some limousine. it may get met in the year making your 1st there are some of us are cool, you know, parkland sunset saw the night easy near to now projects i to give you. so we are now seeing the delivery of the 1st day that and plant 3rd him is that the supplies of nuclear power in june will be witnessing this to tie it to me. cuz on at the same time, if you missed authentic leah who nuclear power plant and so we are the coming out, you say one of

were laurie clang to her an agreement brokered by china though the sin agreement brokerage bug in your us. and that's what happened and china got until a lifeline, a loyal from both conduce then it has it's low line lube oil and russia an e classic lab minute ago from celia. so it's pretty much, it was pretty much a month in terms of oil supply and having built our commodities market in shanghai where they were stinking. and i might be, whoa, is it maybe the chinese so by it began to refine oil and extort we fido? in which case it would become the competition of the us? cause meaning, export good is vital. so that's what it looks like. i don't know sometimes. well, why should they stop at dealing with ro, materials? now, you mentioned the technological ad that china has developed and how the americans were not able to foresee it. and i don't know if you would agree with me. maybe i'm bias here, but i think the besides that used to come out of the united states technological science was not necessarily purely american. i'm in for, for many take as the united states attracted the, the gl

after all, europe is no longer strategic. laurie thomas, a tim vitale. many focus you can get that. we're having an issue. you're why don't i like i said, the city that you're most in place? i work with startled iowa all the way. so yeah, this place that people come from one water course, lester young. be titled i'm a had major was hello, sit with you. list of lenders been i'm only support almost now than the the 2nd man us. what process i see all case as i'm normal, kind of a phone call, tablet muscle. most of these are more los, my time with. ready paper i have seen and must universe she made this in up at home on the list with will i will. there's one more plant the you want to talk to you. what i mean by them in your know, must come up as all know ramos by commit by india only fussy. this one will played to plan. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, max murat, this is a private negotiator, a fixer who arrange is ransom payments to kidnap us bad news. and other job deal kidnappings. one day some gave this you think this time was a word of a mid keys he commit. didn't see at the black. you said

jim laurie was one of them. i arrived and shy gun in april of 1978, 22. not knowing very much about vietnam, nor about the war. i was a backpack or turned freelancer, and in those days, the places to stay where the caravel, the continental, maybe the majestic on the waterfront. but i didn't have the money for that. so i stayed at basically a $5.00 a night run down hotel. it was called the royal hotel. there was nothing royal about it at all. but i simply, you know, given the money that i had, that was the place that i 1st stayed in 1970 the last war years were intense on all sides. for those fighting it, and those reporting it in 19731 year after americas most brutal bombing of north vietnam. the paris peace accords ended us direct involvement in vietnam. but the war was not over in 1975 events in cambodia shook the us on the 17th of april. the cambodian capital tell pen fell to the communist. come out roofs and the americans had to walk straight, a sudden evacuation. it was clear, the united states was about to lose sophia. now to so the war, reporters s

in his case on pretty well as the laurie, that lesson wireless is happening needle the black, the gas given the keenest for ma'am part of it, they little pause 11 in gwinnett county. sir. is lucas, a yamma, a law it a key analyst has received a welfare visit from the local police. your live dealer with her but she hasn't heard anything from the team investigating the murder lee with gallia. when this does in little global i think it aim lynn is can i get in on that? i learned called bubbly. gun though is own where we began you the state has a firm aside unit, but it's got little funding. the police response here seems totally inadequate. was your learning curriculum all the less here to get them was in mexico. again, which elaine for nina? and don't says nice possibly gala, but up in marcia. import things. yeah. put gay in mister by ease c 9 in l. not m women masks, the cow says cultural, but also are impunity. ingrid sir escobar is the minister for women in mexico. city . family side is a crime that we have in 2007. just to put it in the loan. you understand women who say the police

ever since she's been involved in this doomsday cult that is not the same laurie, if convicted, couldace life in prison without parole and coming up at seven am dan abrams is here to talk about the trial. with your first look, i'm andrew timber. abc news new york is recovering this morning after being bit by a shark yesterday at a popular hawaiian surf break on the island of oahu. the 58 year old surfer was in serious condition after being bitten on his right leg. after that incident, honolulu lifeguards were seen putting up warning signs cautioning surfers to stay acted to the incident. kind of my home break normally, very safe, never heard of any shark sightings since i live here for the past two and two is year. the injured surfer hasn't been identified. honolulu ocean safety is conducting patrols of the area. officials asked the public to adhere to any warning signs posted in the honolulu area scary moments at a massachusetts church just hours after easter services were over the church caught fire. firefighters were ordered to leave the inside due to the intense smoke and clouding

ah, i will ensure that joe biden does not receive 4 more years in order to make america graded laurie's again. i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president bush. on november, the 15th 2022. donald trump announced he would run for the american presidency in 2024. we must conduct a top to bottom overhaul to clean out the festering rod and corruption of washington dc. but why is donald trump convinced the u. s. one survive another joe biden presidency? i was deep for says trump once again talking about ah wouldn't able to afford their best eagles lately. we thought, you know, if they did the garage thing is the shop. the email that i see a fellow bit chilly, samo by shore waco. let me just go, look, lisa was 37 on the nicotine, bracy logan leave with them on the up in kitty i just the last the sort of better with the shop by seeing him just ways that only it's your vehicle. that's what it was for. off the sort of the ocean, the nation feed, my faith, unless the approach that you buy more with not let them. but i see. and with me when all this me, when i was in the marines, come down

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with that, he thought that if he did, the laurie's ation process is risky, but everything is moving towards it. after the 2nd world war, they're not, it states accounted for more than 50 percent of the world's g d p. and now it produces no more than 20. in general, the monopoly of the dollar in international trade is incomprehensible and inexplicable. i think that brazilian president little is right, our trade turn over with china. he's very large. last year it amounted to about $150000000000.00. brazil exported $90000000000.00, an importer, 60, which is very profitable for us. in addition, we have the bridge platform, which works very well if the former president of brazil will be in the breaks bank in beijing. i think that our course is the right one. first of all for investment, and most importantly, why are there no our currencies? why trade in a foreign currency when we can trade in our own? we can decide for ourselves what is best for us. and what is beneficial? lula is absolutely right on me while china's commerce minister has criticized your sanctions against chinese companies for e

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were laurie clang to her an agreement brokered by china though the sin agreement brokerage bug in your us. and that happens, and china goddard, chill, a lifeline, a loyal from both conduce, then it has it's loud landlord oil and russia. an e classic globe minute ago from celia. so it's pretty much, it was pretty much a walk in terms of oil supply and having built our commodities market in shanghai was i was thinking, and i, mikey, whoa, is a, maybe the chinese always us began to refine oil, an export we fido, in which case it would become the competition of the us. christine x worked good is vital spot. so that's what it looks like. i don't know the eclipse. no. well, why should they stop at the, and dealing with raw materials? now you mentioned the technological ads that china has developed and, and how the americans were not able to for, foresee it. and i don't know if you would agree with me. i'm maybe i'm biased here, but i think the, the science that used to come out of the united states technological science was not necessarily purely american. i'm in for, for many days as the un

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the war in ukraine is certainly putting the partnership to the test. laurie daniels is the managing director of the a just society policy institute and joins me now. ms. daniels, thank you so much for being on the day. the french president saying he knows he can count on china to bring russia to its senses and everyone back to the negotiating table. what makes him so confident? you know, honestly i'm not sure it's been a pattern of behavior that china is not very willing or able to bring its partners to the negotiating table in times of distress. and that said, i do think the president, she sees a lot of value in his ties with europe, and particularly in trade and investment, but also in making sure that you're in the u. s. for me not completely aligned on the pressure that the u. s. would like to put on china to come to the table on other issues. so i do think the president, she is in a position now where he does need to pay attention to the concerns of europeans, particularly on this most immediate and pressing priority. i'm but it's not clear to me that china feels that it has either the

that case was politically motivated apparently, but all this or no, it's not human and labor rights laurie dan kabbalists believes the charges are in a front to freedom of speech and set a dangerous precedent. i think these charges or merit lists. i think they're frivolous. i think they are, you know, you know, purely politically motivated. i would say they're a joke except that it's not funny. you know, it's a very serious thing that's happening. and i hope that free speech groups like the a, c l you will come to bat for these people, but i have some doubt they used to be this great re speech organization and now they seem more interested in other issues. well, it's a very dangerous precedent. that could be said, of course, if this prosecution were successful, it would effectively eliminate the 1st amendment which has been you know, the u. s. is one of the best free speech who guarantees in the world and a prosecution like this, if successful, would really undermine those protections. and people like me honestly would have a reasonable fear that we could be next. and in fact, i already lo

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be you got. laurie will not put out in the put into she already in a sl one was due, she's just run of the bus. that is what i see. richard. hello and welcome to this week's african, now show when coming to you from mozambique, one of the african countries that has benefited from both the free grange shipments and the abolishment of debt announced by moscow. many industrial enterprises have been built on the continent. the entire industries have been created and vital infrastructure and social facilities have been built that the same time brush road off the debt to african states in an.

plotting behind them just proved that the battles are not confined to the dumbass region. doors such as laurie al jazeera moscow georgie ravish really is a former senior advisor, the national security council of georgia. he says the bombing is very significant. darcy was jailed in 2011 or armed robbery after the russian invasion of ukraine in 2014, he escaped the escape the prison, and joined the russian forces there and fought against the premium defenders. the gross too prominent juries. telegram channels and he had more than half a 1000000 followers there. he also putting ceremony at the so called proclaimed annexation and payment that will kill everyone in ukraine. we will rob everyone in ukraine and it could be like the target was ugly in the past. because he was given the patio use of himself at the meeting and reportedly bumble was in that and said, which went off and killed. but we have to follow being used how it unfolds. the propaganda already accused ukraine of attack that is expected. and it happened in downtown petersburg and its are and the bar itself was according to some report

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plotting behind them just true that the battles are not confined to the dumbass region. doors such as laurie al jazeera moscow, the u. s. secretary state anthony lincoln, is calling for russia to immediately released american reporter evan girt co. fitch at the wall street journal correspondent was detained on thursday on charges of spying. the papers strongly denies the allegations russian foreign minister a circuit lopper of told lincoln in a phone call that washington should not politicize the case. and that girl conventions faith would be determined by a court. the finished prime minister, a santa marin has conceded defeat in the parliamentary election. the right wing opposition national coalition party won with 20.8 percent of the vote and the leader pets harry or post says he will not work to form a coalition government. the fins a right wing populace party came 2nd with 20 point one percent. while the prime minister of social democrats secured 19.9 percent re challenge reports, smiling and seemingly at ease the se, but santa marines. political star has fallen. been in prime minister,