that's more than we got in macon about it because of that making a bow. let us flip us, a shooter was navy soon we'll collect his medical committee. his critics alleged this influence even encompasses the jailing of rivals foam. a president, macau soccer sh billy, after being forced into exile overseas, was tried in absentia, arrested on his return to georgia in 2021, and is now in prison on charges of abuse of power during his term in office. but support to say they attempted and amnesty international calls his incarceration, an act of political revenge. his imprisonment is a fundamental problem too, because as our own prime minister, mister herbert, should he said, if he wouldn't be put to the black, that wouldn't have arrested him. that said, the oligarch who asked him also has his supporters of varnish. beauty, they say is no really just a philanthropist who exercises little real authority. their perception is because so on and off, he has been prime minister and leader of the party. at some point he announced about his retirement, but then came back

s . state of north carolina authorities in macon county, say the helicopter was heading to hospital when it went down 3 medical staff and one patient were on board at the time. and italy's prime minister george maloney has unveiled tougher jail terms for people smugglers. the move is aimed at combating migrant trafficking across the mediterranean. the sentences include a penalty of up to 30 years in jail, maloney's right when government has promised to take a hard line on undocumented migration data. we'll see 1000000000 alpha. and now the story of how a world class athlete helped bring the anti war movie all quiet on the western front, back to the big screen. now the film, which is based on the famous novel, written by eric maria, the mark, is among the favorites, the best picture at the academy awards on sunday. it recently took top honors that the british bath to fill the wards. and it's been nominated for 9 oscars in total, but less well known is leslie patterson. the world at champion triathlete turns screenwriter is largely responsible for making this project happen. she spoke to d

asked macon of national interest. the west is actively trying to promoted so called gwinnett jammed down to continents. and these green and g talk is not always welcomed by countries that have lost natural resources. some of those countries still have a way to go in their development, but their resources could potentially play and material in their growth. have you african colleague shared their thoughts on that with he? do they think such policy is fat? we talk about that, of course, not just mean my colleagues also discussed this with our african partners. people in africa noticed the huge gap between the west's words and deeds. they demand that africa switches to the green agenda model that they have been imposing for many years, saying no to oil and gas, switching to solar and wind power instead. but in their own countries, they have recently been choosing not even gas, but coal and other ancient sources of power that are very harmful to the environment. gretsch's fun berg has become irrelevant. we don't hear abou

ah macon road, assuming natalia, we're the only oyster producers in it allow don't, are there so now it's low tide area, and these baskets with a young oysters are hanging in the air and the sun or yeah, yeah, sold gwendolen when the tide comes in with this entire zone will be flooded. awfully a leg looks like waste and oh okay. oh, well, it was good to know whether it be very nice loose. and 1st of all, i pull fondle me, led me there from 2020 shod to me, living with the fishers called their oysters golden goro, and sell them to chopped shafts all over italy. but above all, bodice loves one thing about his work. li built on his to so the, it's that sense of freedom. lemme a you follow the ebb and flow of the tides and the phases of the moon, preschool elusive your part of this beautiful world. our world, the po, delta ah, preserving this world and ensuring its future providers and the fishers of goro, it's their life's work. life in a village is simple. a corner store a pub and perhaps a clothing shop. but take one of them away and local life can be disrupted. that's what a communit

for people have survive a medical helicopter crash in the us state of north carolina authorities in macon county, say the helicopter was heading to hospital when it went down 3 medical staff and one patient were on board at the time former malaysian prime minister, more yet and yet it has been charged with corruption and money laundering in a court and followed them poor. he pleaded not guilty on the charges, including the alleged abuse of power to obtain bribes for his political party. he has been released on bail. well, it has been 4 weeks since devastating earthquakes. his southern turkey and northwestern syria, the death toll stands at more than $50000.00 millions, have lost their homes. and now 8 organizations are sounding the alarm on another consequence of the disaster, the emotional trauma facing survivors. but what kind of support is available to help them dw, visited a temporary shelter near the syrian town of a friend to see if and how trauma is being addressed. this tent in the temporary shelter camp near the syrian city of afrin has become the home of su, holler and her child

here in macon guy. it's just off land. oh, it's quite a distance from the mainland. there's a river between my congo and the mainland, and that has been entirely flooded. the water coming up into what was a village. and i'm just going to step out of shot to give you a better idea of what it looks like here. the water wasn't this close to where people were living and you see people sitting on local canoes waiting to be rescued by the police services. the canoes would normally transport people back and forth between here and the mainland, but they're charging $4500.00 below in shillings the equivalent of $4.00 to take people to the mainland and they simply don't have the money. so they're relying on police services. we're sending 2 boats out a day and connecting people to make about 6 trips and so far they've reached about 1300 people. but hundreds more are waiting on an island like this out of our to take refuge in trees. they've lost absolutely everything. their homes have been washed away. they also don't have any food, and that's the main thing they're complained a

the national news, illegal. lead at people in macon. ethan e mail. why ye stories udeep vessel? lesson i, the feed me bought that it went both on the scene was filmed on a mobile phone and circulated on social media. it was a shock and quickly developed into the so called iraq protests, i was going up in iraq means of people's movement. animal thoughts, as the expectations, hopes, disappointment, school, anger, all of that was expressed in this movement. you seem to seniors, you know, me, did the people who took to the streets were ordinary simple citizens with a lot of demands. the old more work in the cities. the construction of public hospitals and so that people don't have to travel to other cities when they are sick people and establishing a regional university. israel bags all really new york city or that israel. oh, leave you. a people in power cracked down in response with repression and imprisonment. oswald, we'll go these young people, especially leaders. he me, those only crime was to demand basic rights are still in prison today. the uncle, i call most if you don't b

german guy, you don't get to go to your thursday of zelenskyy unless you cough up the cash, why should macon taxpayers fund your preening and virtue signaling, here's the bottom line the direct route to america's china if president xi invades taiwan as we know he wants to, the impact on our economy and well-being like the ukraine were in a picnic china sports closed singapore is probably shut down, massive disruption to the world economy nevermind the cost to all of us at the direct confrontation from the regime more rich, powerful and sophisticated than putin's russia it would be a nightmare and if we withdraw our support for ukraine it would be much more likely standing up or putin is standing up to china that is our interest and yes is a vital national interest that does not mean we should not challenge all the leaders, biden, the europeans with their question what is the endgame. >> we are going to support ukraine as long as it takes. >> as long as it takes. >> as long as it takes. >> we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. >> as long as it takes. >> as long as it takes, that

macon, you can see tricky travel. you want to stay in and avoid any flooded roadways. the southeast. locally, 3 inches or greater. with the e1downpours, we could e a short amount ofok rain. dtqi áq+ere storms, throughout afternoon, dealing with winds up to 60 miles per hour with any storms happening. damaging hail, those are the two main okthreats, gusty winds and the hail. and heavy downpours. the likelyiest spots would be where you see the yellow shading. albany to savannah.ok we're going to watch that closely, just like bill karins is going to watchfá the storms throughout the afternoon. here's a sudden soaker, moving so slowly to theu another round of weather, 54 million at rick. we're goingq to very much itxd y close. lindsey. >> never good when we hear something compared to ae1 spong being wringed out. michelle t(e1grossman, thank yo. >>> all eyes on the grand jury as theyçó reconvene fátoday. and former president trump and hush5a■ payments to stormy dani. >>> buti] fights, inside a deep politicalw3 turmoil in israeli, sparked by overhaul that critics say undermi

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the freedom from religion the aclu, the macon humanist foundation they are upset and the freedom from you need to do retraction and he said no, he said i serve god in their counters say you serve the people and from a biblical standpoint unless you serve god you can insert people that's a golden rule serve god above him first and then he could properly serve people. >> there's no way to look at the stated morality in the city in the schools and the violence were seen in the schools in new york city and not know that god is missing their. >> there's something about the 1962 decision i'm going to say this quickly when they took prayers abascal president jf kennedy said you can praying and home and your churches but what that did that embolden people to say keep prayer, keep your religion private don't think about in the public square. that seed was planted to move forward today. >> there is an effort to remove christians from the public square and we have every right to be there and should be there. >> we love having one. >> thank you very much thank you for joining us this morning. com

and joe, by the hell as any open and suddenly, and then the macon fear in the chic initially facade it actually side for surfing. ibrahim was determined to reconstruct the whole incident, piece by piece. he went to the house of mary, a mill, hottie. the only victim killer during the attack is the hold. this is the broken branch of the tree. this came from the sky and maria kathleen was here. and here the dove turf also was in the garden just around here. so here is the coordinates, 3019 about my i hadn't done moped duffy's little, couldn't if the shift and look a little to that will j, ha, ha, ha ha. the weather and know that the been play yara old. the metal ari block of out of there. alamo, a hail somebody, it's our api for abraham. this video film during the attack was spoof enough. you can make out a falling bomb. walked bottom, it was confirmed that only the syrian army and such helicopters ibrahim was convinced that he had a strong enough case to trigger american intervention and end the war. a few weeks later, he met with officials from the united nations. ah, one of the officia

statements, guess what america is not defined by the american states governments as defined by the macons not willing to sit back and do nothing, without a yield back. >> yields back the chair recognizes. >> thank you, mr. chair i want to think all of you for spending today with us, i know it's been long i especially want to thank her service members for your heroes him and your sacrifice to take courage to serve our country and also takes courage to share your stories and your pain. as your testimony highlights which i read before coming here when it comes to the withdrawal from afghanistan it is imperative that this committee conducted robust oversight and engage in a full interrogation of all of the facts in order to uncover lessons we desperately need to learn about the failure of our involvement in afghanistan. you all have made powerful points about the obligations that we have as a country to help those that suffer from priest occasioning tierney. what started in august 2021 is far from finished and the test of our commitment to afghan partners is not what happened over the two we

the national guard has been maconing does -- making cousins of rescue, and some people were only able to carry out what they can shove into a bag. this levee breach happened just a little after midnight last evening. this after lots of rain hit this area, torrential rain. one rain gauge from the national weather service measured more than a foot of rain that fell in a 48-hour period. the water has now inundated the community and nearby agricultural land. >> the ground is so saturated and there's so much runoff that the levees just could not hold that volume of water. and it broke the size of a train car, that's how bigs. and now our crews don't know when they can go in, how fast they can go in to try to mitigate that because we have another major storm coming on tuesday. >> reporter: in other parts of central and northern california, there have been mudslides, downed trees and power lines, thousands of people have had their power knocked out. emergency management officials have confirmed at least two deaths due to the storm. along the kern river, more flooding when rain from this syst

might not have the belly in th fired actually run the macon library speech t washington were he did noter push story reports tha during a meet and greet in iow desantis spent a lot of time separated from attendees by barrier of bike racks. at one point events never told a reporter not to ask him an questions. do you think that desantis eve wants to run >> i think you guys want t run. i think that is actually a smart strategy by the desantis team why? because to know desantis is to loathe desantis. he is the most awkward uncomfortable, porcupine figur on the stump he's arrogant he's a bit of richer there's nothing really positiv about him you did not feel war and fuzzy after talking to him to santa's allies in florida say this about the man if you want to keep distance and have this imperial air about him i think that is better approach than to have him engaging one-on-one. he's just not very a likable he's very aloof and very condescending. but i think it is smart to kee him distance from voters the trump quality that mag voters appreciate is the ability to engage one-on-one >> that is

lost spoke with irwin macon as i was standing next to a debris pile that was his home, a mobile home park. the only thing he could recover from that was a piece of luggage carry on in it . a pair of tennis shoes, a couple of shirts and jeans. that is all that he has tangible to his name. to this day. he told me he was in tremendous fear. on friday, he could hear the tornado approaching. then he felt the winds sucking him out of his home. listen to him. try not their breakdown because of what you see. out here, you know. god brought me through this. there's no way i would be here. you know, regardless of what you do in life, if you believe in trust god knows your heart. you know, and. they come through this year. day is god. just over an hour ago, we saw the governor here of mississippi. tate reeves, also the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, and the fema administrator deanne, chris, well, and other local politicians and the mayor of rolling for taking a tour and witnessing for themselves the aftermath of the tornado. they were speaking to survivors who shared their

already severe thunderstorm warnings out as well as watches all the way from macon to montgomery to jackson will keep an eye on this, and we'll have another update coming up at the top of the hour. kim all right. we'll stay on top of this last thing people need out there is more bad weather. karen mcginnis, thanks so much appreciate it. now for, uh, as i mentioned information on how you can help the victims of the deadly tornado and severe storms that swept through mississippi, you can go to cnn dot com slash impact. in pennsylvania. at least three people are dead and four others unaccounted for following an explosion at a candy factory. it happened friday at the rm. palmer company facility in west reading about 50 miles from philadelphia. officials say they're conducting search operations, but hopes of finding more survivors are fading. the cause of the explosion. still isn't known, but an investigation is underway statement or in palmer said it is devastated by the tragic events. former us president donald trump returned to the campaign trail saturday afternoon with a rally in waco, texas

macon georgia back into montgomery areas highlighted in red again where you're most vulnerable, but thisends back into parts of mississippi up into the carolinas through monday morning , so remember if you come across the roadway and water turn around, find a different route. you just don't know how deep that water is back to you. thanks for that. well the governor of georgia issued a state of emergency for a large tornado struck south of the town of lagrange on sunday. at least three people were injured. dozens of homes were destroyed and as many as 100 damaged and just a few hours ago, a hail storm moved through parts of atlanta. the national weather service, issuing a considerable flood threat for nearly two million people in the atlanta area, in effect for a couple more hours and there are preliminary reports of flooding on some highways. we are following developments out of israel, where israeli channel 12 is reporting that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to announce a halt in judicial overhaul legislation. that news comes amid growing calls to put a pause on that cont

helicopter that was transporting a patient survived after the chopper crashed onto a street near the macont in north carolina on thursday. officials say the helicopter was severely damaged but never caught fire. the cause of that crash is still unclear. >>> and how about this, not one, but two volcanoes on the same alaskan island are showing signs of unrest. the alaska volcano observatory is reporting earthquakes at both sites, which leads to concerns about possible eruptions. fortunately, though, that island is uninhabited, but what are the odds of that? we'll be watching it. >>> we do start this half hour with a wrongfully convicted man enjoying his first taste of freedom in nearly 20 years. a judge vacated his murder conviction after a reinvestigation found it was a case of mistaken identity with prosecutors saying detectives at the time were intent on making an arrest. abc's aaron katersky has the details. aaron, this was a long time coming. >> reporter: oh, it sure is. sheldon thomas spent 18 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, janai, all because of a mistaken photo, and t

dependence, the more difficult things are inside the country, the less peaceful the place becomes external macon's half a million people. and where is zero macron for him, and again he is not in munich at a security conference, what is he talking about? it is clear it is clear that today is not the time for dialogue with russia or a little earlier during the reception of vladimir zelensky , ukraine can rely on france together with european partners, we will lead it to victory, russia should not win this war. and who do the french rely on? now macron's cabinet, intends not just to increase the retirement age of ministers. they also want to take away almost all pension benefits from people, in order to prevent this from happening in 48 hours, france should be paralyzed. i wonder where emmanuel macron will be this time dmitry malyshev vitaly anikanov channel one who will take key positions in china and what are beijing's priorities in domestic and foreign policy, all this is discussed at the session of the entire chinese people's congress against the backdrop of a difficult situation in the world, be

great friendly rival in europe, so, no, it is a big deal, and, it is undoubtedly an embarrassment for maconlf. think he feels very strongly this notion that he was the leader who was to champion europe, but make europe and france's voice heard across the world, and on this key juncture, when he was to seal a new kind of alliance, or new reestablish the alliance with this great neighbour brings he couldn't do it. it is not a good look for him at all. ., ., ., ., israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has had talks with uk prime minister rishi sunak in downing street today — but the visit comes at a time of political turmoil in israel. the country has been gripped by months of some of the biggest demonstrations in its history over the government's plans to limit the powers of the courts. here he is leaving downing street earlier. a planned photo opportunity for the gathered media was reportedly cancelled, and there was no joint statement during that meeting. during their meeting, mr sunak and mr netanyahu were expected to discuss strengthening �*strategic ties', the war in ukraine, and

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