i was on the board of supervisors at the time, malia cohen was also on the board of supervisors and malia cohen was in fact leading a lot of the charges around the reforms that are now being implemented with the san francisco police department to push more in the direction of de escalation so that we can do everything we can to deal with people struggling with mental illness and substance use disorder with our street crisis response team and other things and we have seen mean? a significant change in san francisco. is it perfect? no. but the reason why we are even close to becoming even better, has a lot to do with the work that consistent work. uh of health and disparities in the african american community, led by felicia jones. and the thing about it is it's not easy work. because you know, i just want to be honest here. people do not support felicia the way that they should. and she gets it from both sides. she gets it when she's trying to fight against the injustices, sometimes from the city side. with her work that she tries to do to help support. some of the inmates who are incarcer

we are talking about 200300400000 children die and of malia every year. and if you can save you half of that number with a vaccine that is not as efficient as you want it to be, that is still good enough. so our just once i approve all i got, this is not so much out of place. although i wish without being we, we've been a bit for the w 2 to do the the w h o c regulatory authorities from at least him african countries are considering the vaccine scientist stay. the jazz can be produced at mass scale and relatively low cost. it's already undergoing trials in the u. k. thailand and several african nations. the year we've always capacities and competencies fit in the house, looked at the dose genitals presented to eat and her. i've no doubt that they base the their, their decision on what was in did those. yeah. unfortunately that those yeah, that was shared with gartner and did my g, i was no, it was not shall not be shared with us as w a g. the w 8 jo approved the world's 1st malaria vaccine, most greeks last year. but the lack of funding has delayed its ro

really welcom, do any guy has been, i goodness, exist on a molecule of your hair, malia, but with supposed ceasefire, not holding agencies. fair less worse to come. i asked a sudan analysts, eric reeves about the danger of the sudan conflict, plunging all of east africa into chaos. well, we begin with the fact that sudan is a country of 45000000 people, and a 3rd of them are already in need of humanitarian aid. very little humanitarian aid. any sign of getting in there, a tons of medical supplies now add port to them, but it's 850 kilometers from 4 to down to cartoon. and while our focus has been on cartoon is for the rest of the country. we should be thinking about whether to the west, especially and are for in the south in the core defense in the eastern states. these are places that are going to have disastrous food shortages. there's already a cute malnutrition in dar for children are starving to death in some locations, and with a stable sudan where the sudan that is coming apart, both because of the vast humanitarian crisis and the unceasing violence in carson and spreading sedan bor

now the united nations secretary general is warning a famine is moving, and so malia has it faces its worst route in decade. antonio terrace says the international community must act to prevent a catastrophe. as many as 43000 people died from the drought last year, according to the un, half of them were under the age of 5. catherine sawyer reports from august issue. the un secretary general spent 2 days in somalia to put more pressure on the international community to save millions of people facing violence and drought. 5 rainy season half failed in the horn of africa, somalia is a most affected. more than 40000 people have died in the last one and a half years. many more have been forced to leave their homes. gutierrez, called for much needed humanitarian support. the un needs $2600000000.00, but only 15 percent donor funding has been met. the media challenge is of course to make sure that we avoid failing again in 2020. so to do so, that is of course, the extremely important priority. but we cannot go warm and long and long, just providing images unless we model we must address the

so malia is currently going to be a conflict, and so where i am and so money right now, it's looking very is looking very big. i'm not, i'm not grim notes. i'm afraid to end the interview on russia political insecurity . unlist, thanks so much for breaking down the situation on the ground. incidentally, the moment. thank thank you. 1000. on germany's approved poland request to send soviets, era fighter jets to ukraine. and the jets was purchased from berlin around 2 decades ago. now poland has become a strong advocates of sending fights just to ukraine and increase that's urgency when you approve plans to compensate members to supply arms to warsaw officials believe they will receive modern weapons to replace old ones. as films, as the polish prime minister suggested the. busy war in ukraine will lightly continue for several years. less cross live now to polish journalists. conrad rec, us to discuss this more common. thanks very much for waiting for us. now we see the polish politicians are saying with the prime minister said that the war in ukraine is likely to last for years. now.

malia and her has been investigating. war is a costly business, and the sanctions are hurting the russian economy. but in my little 11th largest economy in a world, how long can russia afford to wage this war? and what role does china play? ah, russia state coffers with flush with cash before it invaded ukraine. thanks mainly to exploiting raw materials to europe. but when the west imposed sanctions after the war began, that was no longer possible. and russia lost an important source of revenue. the main purpose of the sanctions was to deprive the russian government of their opportunity to finance with the war. and we see in january and in february z revenues from russian oil and gas fil a 46 percent adjust the previous year. and so half of the revenues from oil just just disappear . despite that western sanctions have been unable to stop the war so far. many experts say that expectation was unrealistic because there a medium to long term strategy was like a stroke to go and structurally russia is a difficult target. and 1st of all, it's a lot a weak economy, but shaft. it has other probl

bring them, and unfortunately volunteers usually suffer as well, people here literally a day ago in maliaa , no one, i apologize in kamyansk in kamyansk a woman who was handing out bread to people was hit by shelling and she was hospitalized with injuries, that is, the people who stay there are of course forcibly occupied, there is no occupation now, there is such a life that the life of every person is in their hands and, unfortunately , many people are here to the last are and live under these shellings, they don’t want to leave, they asked about the nuts, actually, i recently visited there. i understand that there is a well-known opera singer from lithuania , christian berlin, who is a soloist of the swedish royal opera. by the way, he is also just like a volunteer will support ukraine and sang a nutty song at the ruins of the school that was destroyed after the shelling. that 's how powerful the video was, and of course you can see that horikhov, well, he's almost gone, here are the ruins there is not a single large surviving building, and unfortunately we do not know what will happen

in malia rogani tells how last year in march the occupiers settled here, we probably collected half a bucket of shell casings, you can see that they were shot. and all the doors were torn down, all of them were torn down with children's furniture , the russians made a fort, they had a dining room for themselves - he says iryna still has a children's menu here for february 24 , 22nd. the russian troops retreated to the other side of the village, broke down almost all the doors, and then fired at the boiler room and the utility building of the kindergarten. this is a nursery group. this is our russian teacher. he gave us such and such a gift. we are talking with the opening, they come running to the kindergarten they want to come to us very much to the kindergarten they say they miss the kindergarten in the village of malarov krai iryna pavlenko says together with her colleagues they appealed to the leadership of the vilkhiv community to repair the building damaged by the occupiers in the kindergarten, calculations and measurements were made for replacing windows and the heating system

in december, last year we had on al jazeera, the united nations chief makes a fee for a for so malia that faces $1.00 if it's worth one of the brazilian president upcoming visits in china is about more than just trade on bilateral deals. ah, ah i good to be with you. here's your weather update for asia beginning in india. really not a lot going on. it certainly has quite it down. so i put this forward to the start of next week on monday we see that pre monsoon heat build your deli 41 degrees. what spangled states calcutta up to 40 for the heat is also building through boxed on his walls in province. new hampshire at 38 degrees and things have certainly quite it down here. also big quiet for se, asia. and that's because most of the energy is being drawn into the tropical cyclone off the northwest of australia. still some pulses of rain here and there, but nothing like we've seen in the past. got to get you to the philippines because we've got this tropical depression moving from the eastern besides to lose on island. so let's go in here for a closer look. you know, this is unusual for

k. censors information about the killers of prose, the malia activists in the unrecognized state of somali land leading to questions about the possible involvement of the police forces it funded with pesticides, which posed how forests are being used on farm to flying. major companies like nestle, this might be bad in the you with coming to you from us. so this is our key international with the latest world news updates. i'm fear ella is about it's great to have you with us. united kingdom has confirmed the sending of depleted uranium ammunition to crane a substance known for being highly toxic to human beings. london has waved aside the control of the uranium use saying it now lies in the hands of care or war correspondent, more gosti of brings details from the ground. now in its 60th week, the conflict in ukraine is largely confined to position of warfare. artillery remains the dominant form of combat. this is the relative calm before the storm, according to key of officials in their western sponsors. the ukrainian military is waiting for the soil to dry enough to launch its spring offen

and if the malia an authority is want them to go and then they need to provide us with security. the head of the un mission has told al jazeera that operations are already overstretched. the level of violence against the redemptive extremely high, and it's triggering huge displacement, so that could be replicated elsewhere. it might take a completely different scoffing fighter is based in molly, are launching attacks in these air. ricky fosset, i re coast scanner in togo. molly's neighbors, such as senegal, say the departure of un peacekeepers would make them vulnerable to attacks from arm groups linked to isolate and arcadia and crete instability in the region. but in molly opinions about the missions future are divided with almost 5000000 people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. soaring food prices, an increase in violence. maryan say something needs to change. nicholas hawk al jazeera the car. a 2nd democratic politician who was expelled from the us state of tennessee's republican controlled legislature has been reappointed. he justin pearson and 2 other colleagues ha

printing embassy has confirmed the document, this authentic, serbian american journalist, an abortion malia, sees the document shows that key f as focusing on p r. not pace. this particular set of, you know, edited aerial guidance coming from a government is so pernicious. i've water western outlets of already sort of abided by these guidelines even beforehand. and even though every outlet technically has their own style bible, so to speak, having a government, especially one of the belligerent government, dictate these terms is just not unheard of, but an unpleasant has unpleasant historical connotations, shall we put it. i would argue that, you know, trying to impose the ukraine being wrong to serbia, which, whose language doesn't have articles to begin with. and these do i lines are clearly drafted with english speakers in mind. it shows an incredible amount of tone deafness that we've seen on display over the past year and a half, but also again shows this focus laser focused on p r and narrative management. that seems to be more important than what's actually happening on the battlefie

population of those who have stayed behind in our village will never accept the un peacekeepers leaving the malia and authorities want them to go. and then they need to provide us with security. the head of the un mission has told al jazeera that operations are already overstretched. the level of violence against the reactive extremely high triggering huge displacement, so that could be replicated elsewhere. mighty and take a completely different sculpt fighters based in molly are launching attacks in these air burkina, faso, ivory coast garner. in togo, molly's neighbors such as senegal, say the departure of un peacekeepers would make them vulnerable to attacks from arm groups linked to isolate and arcadia and crete instability in the region. but in molly opinions about the mission future are divided with almost 5000000 people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. soaring food prices, an increase in violence. maryan say something needs to change. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car australia is northwest coast has been hit by the most powerful tropical school storm in years cycling ill so mad

their operations have since spread from mozambique sudan to malia. now burkina faso, the 2 countries used to rely on their former colonial power, france to help them fight on groups linked to iceland and arcadia. but that military cooperation was brought to an end after the russian forces arrived. what wagner is doing in africa is an extension of moscow's policy in the region established a foot whole for, for russia, displaced the influence of the wes buchanan. foster's military. ginger says it has lost control of 40 percent of the national territory to armed groups on, on national television. a mass mobilization has been announced that kentucky now sees citizens, vehicles, and properties akin also summoned men and women above the age of 18. to fight on the front line, your progress, the indices are selector, bhaskar luxury, want i salute the mission because the fight against terrorism is one, the concerns is all, and we are all suffering the consequences and this victory to come will profit the entire nation. lovek drop course in the u. s. intellige

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we are talking about 200300400000 children dying of malia every year. and if you can see how for that number with a vaccine that is not as efficient as you want to be, that is still good enough. so are just once approval. why, again, this is not so much out of place, although there we should be in that we, we did a bit for the w to, to do the after the w h o c's regulatory authorities from at least him african countries are considering the vaccine scientists, david jazz can be produced at my scale and relatively low cost. it's already undergoing trials in the u. k, thailand and several african nations. the year we've always capacities and competencies. setting the house, looked at the document, was presented to eat and her. i've no doubt that they're busy their, their decision on what was in did those. yeah. unfortunately, that ga, that was shared with if you are gardner and did my g, i was never, it was not, shall not be shared with us of them. you enjoy the w 8, jo approved the world's 1st malaria vaccine moss greeks last year. but the lack of funding

he has spoken to the president also malia about these very, very big need to live in the holy month of ramadan. i came to express my deep solidarity to the people of sir molly that the suffering so much suffering from 5 years of the alt, largely because of climate change, with hunger threatening so many millions suffering from the terrorism of shabazz and suffering from the lack of attention of the international community, somalia is also in conflict. there is an ongoing government offensive are currently against our the armed group. i'll sure bob, we have spoken to government officials, including the president who said that they are in the army, is making very good gains against the group. we have seen her. some of the fighters have been on dislodged from areas that they had occupied for such a long time, but still alter barbie is still able to carry out attacks in different parts including the tissue. so the situation is still very, very volatile. indeed. cathy sawyer all 0 by door samaya. the israeli government says that all non muslims are now banned from visiting the alex or mos c

and then we'd malia back from which is about 80 percent. if he, casey, it was a challenge to get it done. what about a button that has never been tried and gone? is going to be difficult to implement in sibley? well, many people around the world, a mocking earth day and celebrated on april 22nd to raise awareness of the importance of environmental protection. that clark has more already this year we've seen rec old storms. we've seen rec, hold, drought, and now record heat enveloping swathes of asia from india to southern china, and down to thailand and throw in this week's report on the devastating effects of pollution globally. and there you have it. humanity and the well we live in is in trouble. the founders of earth, they knew that way back in 1970. his walter cronkite on the cbs evening use 53 years ago. a name or unique day in american history is ending at a set aside for a nation wide outpouring of mankind seeking its own survival birthday. the environmental movement spawned by us. they energized politics and schooled some big achie

and then we'd malia back from which is something about 80 percent. if he, casey, it was a challenge to get it done. what about evac and never been tried and gone is going to be difficult to implement. disabling the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court, which had restricted, if a pressed on, the pill will now be available. and to next year, while appeal to heard, the legal battle of the drug began earlier this month when a federal judge and texas audit and nationwide ban artificial intelligence can seemingly to anything humans can and more, it can right compute a code, create fake video and clone voices, it can even pretend to be you rob reynolds reports from silicon valley. where is my script? did i take my pills? artificial intelligence voice cloning can create highly realistic spoof videos and like, what did you want, national or recreate the voice of long dead artist andy warhol. for a television documentary, i

been taking territory in the area now and so the tennis of our is, is a place where there is both a malia military. there's also the un peacekeeping camp, but also russian fighters and the wagner group. so it's pretty much a very secure area. so it's a quite a feat for the, the arm group that is behind this attack to target this attack on the day of celebration a day of ead. now there are hundreds of casualties according to people that we've spoken to that are in the hospital. there's no official death toll yet, but people are getting are, are getting a treated at the hospitals as these operations aren't going in. attacks in molly have gone from bad to worse just yesterday, the chief of staff of the molly military, judah was ambushed and attacked and killed. and then there is also in the region america at the border of new share, an area, city of a 1000000 people that is almost under siege by arm group linked to iso. so the situation is getting worse in the north and in the center of molly. thank you very much. this nicholas hock for us or more african countries look said to approve a new

so i probably lived here, see, god, 6 years, i even came alone in a ship. malia they told me to go, so i said, okay, what about i thought they meant just to visit jessica, but soon realized they meant for me to get married to him. when we came here, these barracks were in terrible condition. there were no roads, yolanda or the la back then i was really scared a good deal. we lived in big holes with strangers passing by in the street. there was only a cut and thus leaping inside. oh, last night go was completely barrel self broken road. no construction going to be out of court. then everybody was arriving at the barracks wheeler, boise. nowadays nobody talks about these things. they just say we came from pakistan not to go by, but we don't know where it once we came here. we stang ah, ah, the migration that happened in 1947. when 1000000 of population migrated. then fish a huge social up. he was, they were the businessmen, they were the professors, they were the doctors, they were the civil servants. we know that right now, it is a vacuum. someone has to fill that vacuum so that vacuum

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one of the questions is when will anthony fauci be shacharged with perjury, congressman malia malliotakis thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: suggested too much time may have passed for sscientist to figure out covid origin. today house committee house covid committee chair brad wenstrup reiterated it may be up to our nation's spies to figure it out. >> dr. robert redfield, a vi virologist, testified, i don't think that the answer will come from the scientific community, i think it will come from the intelligence community, the intelligence community plays an important role in this investigation. >> so, can we pre -- rely on intelligence community to get to the bottom, joining me now. mike baker. walk me through this, this is interesting. there is something to this. as this has become a cold case, and we don't have the smoking gun, we don't have the money boot prints, we'll have to rely on intelligence. how is fact proc procurement different through the cia than the world health organization. >> how many time do you have? you are right, we don't have a speak smoking gun, chinese reg

the united nations secretary general is warning of famine looming into malia as it faces its worst drought in decades on 20 terrorist says the international community must act to prevent a catastrophe. agency medical assistance is needed for 8300000. so moments and we must now act to prevent the capacitors, the 2020 city madison response plan which takes $2600000000.00 us dollars is just 15 percent funded. when firm in lose, this is totally acceptable. at least cabinet has announced the state of emergency on immigration. the move comes after a sharp rise and the number of people crossing the mediterranean. more than 31000 people who have arrived in italy so far this year. that's more than 3 times the number for the same period in 2022. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera coming up. next it's, i'll just the world. thanks for watching. ah ah . 2 yeah, you already know who to but i like who yeah. will come up with you, but i love enough company. got a quote from you on madonna's introduced on the in my dad made this. it's really my face full proper. you are worth being about to given

the girls, sasha and malia were educated at the same private school that the clintons sent to chelsea to and where biden went to private school as it is children. they talk that talk and they do not walk that walk and finally the democrats have embraced black lives matter and until they were criticized, black lives matter on the website wanted to disrupt the nuclear family. the very foundation of our society. the foundation of our children. it's outrageous. >> i know you. i know your wife. admit your kids. you are great parents. you don't need some teachers circumventing the values you would like to instilling your kids. >> that's what the left wants. exactly right. from genesis, proverbs, ephesians, the teaching of wisdom belongs to a father and a mother. can we still say that? bob tell my father and mother to parents and still those values but we partner with churches, schools, and institutions to further those values. what joe biden said today was part of a long line of what the progressive left has believed. from horace mann to john dewey, woodrow wilson. i wrote a book about it.

malia was a fairy last year.tion for obama it is excellent. >> i appreciate that yes i do >> we don't hear you often just really speak your mind about the person who replaced you. you're quite diplomatic bumt hee you are in this visage, this version. what do you really think of him? >> i think that guy, severely o and he wouldn't stand a chance against me on the golf course. by the way, steph curry is not playing on a team with donald. i'll tell you that much. but, what i really think is that the guy is like a fifth grader that's all it is he's just a kid. and what i'll say is score board, buddy i was elected twice. >> you know what jay-z said and mr. -- >> what did he say >> he said international bring back the concord numbers don't lie. check the score board. >> now, jay is a friend, and i will tell him you said that. and i appreciate that. >> so good >> thank you so much i appreciate it. >>> and we appreciate it we'll be right back with an update on the supreme court. at pnc bank, you can find us in big cities

a charcuterie tray >> jimmy: oooh >> which they complained about the price of cheese. [ laughter ] maliai paid for that cheese? [ laughter ] and i was like, "yeah, girl, you eat my cheese all the time." >> jimmy: exactly. [ laughter ] >> never worried about the price when you eating my charcuterie tray >> jimmy: you've always said when we've talked about the kids that you wanted to give them the most normal childhood that you possibly can while you're living in the white house, which has got to be tough. but i remember you were saying even barack coached their basketball team. >> yes, yeah he was -- he was dad in the white house. >> jimmy: how did you sneak out and do that? how is that possible >> you know, it's amazing. and he wasn't assigned to be the coach. this was fourth grade rec league for little girls, right sasha was playing. and he and reggie love, who was his aide at the time, who was a division 1 player for duke they would sit and watch these girls not have their shoes tied they weren't running plays because it was a parent coach league, right? >> jimmy: yeah, also they're in

their operations have since spread from mozambique sudan to malia. now burkina faso. the 2 countries used to rely on their former colonial power, france to help them fight arm groups linked to iceland and arcadia. but that military cooperation was brought to an end after the russian forces arrived. what wagner is doing in africa is an extension of moscow's policy. in the region established a foot whole for, for russia, displaced the influence of the west bracken foster's military. ginger says it has lost control of 40 percent of the national territory to armed groups on, on national television. a mass mobilization has been announced. the gent i can now cease citizens, vehicles and properties. a can also some in men and women above the age of 18 to fight on the front line. you're crocker in this, your selector. bhaskar ludgate wanted i salute the mission because the fight against terrorism is one. the concerns is all and we are all suffering the consequences and this victory to come will profit the entire nation. lovek drop course in the u. s. intelligence leaks sugges

population of those who have stayed behind in our village will never accept the un peacekeepers leaving the malia and authorities want them to go. then they need to provide us with security on the head of the un mission has told al jazeera that operations are already overstretched. the level of violence against the redemptive extremely high is triggering huge displacement, so that could be replicated elsewhere. mighty and take a completely different scope fighter is based in molly, are launching attacks in the air bertina faso i rico scanner. in togo, molly's neighbors such as senegal say the departure of un peacekeepers would make them vulnerable to attacks from arm groups linked to isolate. and arcadia and crete instability in the region. but in molly opinions about the mission future are divided with almost 5000000 people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. soaring food prices, an increase in violence. millions say something needs to change. nicholas hawk al jazeera the car. hundreds of thousands of people have been rallying across france for a 12th week against changes to the pension l

he has spoken to the president also malia about this very, very big need. i live in the holy month of ramadan. i came to express my deep solidarity to the people of somali that the suffering so much suffering from 5 years of dogs, largely because of climate change, with hunger threatening so many millions suffering from the terrorism of shabazz and suffering from the lack of attention of the international community, somalia is also in conflict. there is an ongoing government offensive or currently against our the armed group. i'll sure bob, we have spoken to government officials including the president who said that they are in the army is making very good gains against the group. we have seen her, some of the fighters have been on dislodged from areas that they had occupied for such a long time. but still alger bob is still able to carry out attacks in different parts, including on the tissue. so the situation is still very, very volatile. and did, caffeine saw all jazeera by door samaya. protests have been held in ethiopia, some harder region, a day after

we are talking about 200300400000 children dying of malia every year. and if you can see how for that number with a vaccine that is not as efficient as you want to be, that is still good enough. so are just once approval. why, again, this is not so much out of place, although their wish without being we, we've been a bit for the w 2 to do the the w h o c's regulatory authorities from at least him african countries are considering the vaccine scientists. david jack can be produced at mass scale and relatively low cost. it's already undergoing trials in the u. k. thailand and several african nations. the year we've always capacities and competencies. setting the house, looked at the dose, was presented to eat and her. i've no doubt that they're busy their, their decision on what was in the dozier, unfortunately, that ga, that was shared with her grandma and did my g. i was no, it was not, shall not be shared with us of them. you reject the w 8, jo approved the world's 1st malaria vaccine, most greeks last year. but a lack of funding has delayed its rollou

although, so malia make virtually no contribution to grammar change. the somalis are among the greatest victims, nearly 5000000 people, odd expediency, i levels of acute fuel insecurity. and of course, rising prices. i make matters worse. so i called on donna's and i called the international community to step up their subordinates towards the 3 from the 2020 city you military response plan, which is currently just 15 percent funded. somali people deserve the solidarity of the international community. katherine saw is a market issue with more on those suffering from the drought bar. wacko mohamad, seattle, and had children recently arrived at a comfort displaced people in mogadishu, she joins about a 1000000 others who are clustered on the outskirts of the city. she came from a farming village in louis, she bella, but here she has no food. somehow children are sick and she is still grieving the death of her husband and child. she had you play the fountain, and then my husband and foil child died on our journey from the village to mac edition. we had to

we are talking about 200300400000 children die and of malia every year. and if you can see you how for that number with a vaccine that is not as efficient as you want it to be, that is still good enough. so are just once i approve all i got, this is not so much out of place. although i wish without being we, we've been a bit for the w 2 to do the the w h o c's regulatory authorities from at least him african countries are considering the vaccine scientists, david jazz can be produced at my scale and relatively low cost. it's already undergoing trials in the u. k. thailand and several african nations the year we've always capacities and competencies said they looked at the dos and that was presented to eat. and the i've no doubt that they base the decision on what was in the doors. yeah. unfortunately, that those yeah, that will say if, if the gunner didn't know it was not going to be shared with half of w h o w h o approved the world's 1st malaria vaccine, most grips last year. but the lack of funding has delayed its rollout, and with around 660000 people

groups have increased and the military government is increasingly turning to russian mercenaries, malia and are divided on the issue with some calling for un peacekeepers to leave. as nicholas hark reports, fry says of oil, rice and other food items have doubled in molly. but to me at a tory shopkeeper in bummer, who blamed not her government for the economic crisis, but the un peacekeeping force known as minutia. she says the deteriorating security situation is disrupting supply chain. mac with us. soldiers are not prepared to die for us. so we want them out of the country as soon as possible. the germans announced they would leave, but they are still here. we want them out. we want mean was not what i want. the german contingent announced an early departure after molly's military government hired mercenaries from russia's wagner group. despite the russian fighters, arm groups are gaining ground. they are currently laying seats to the eastern city of minnock. those displaced want un troops to stay with you, but i didn't know that had a long we done one minute meant to leave. they are t

the girls, sasha and malia, were educated at sidwell friends, the same private school that the clintons sent chelsea to . and biden went to private school as did his children. so they talk that talk. they don't walk that walk. and finally, the democrats have embraced black lives matter. and until they were criticized, black lives matter on their website wanted to disrupt the nuclear intact family. again, the very foundation of our society, the foundation of our children. >> it's outrageous. you know, pete, i know you . i know your wife. i know your kids. i've met your kids. you know what your great parents. you don't need some teacher circumventing the values you would like to instill in your kids. >> well, that's what the left wants. >> you're exactly right. from genesis to proverbs to ephesians, the bible is said the instruction, discipline, teaching of children of wisdom belongs to a father and a mother. can we still say that a father and mother to parents to instill those values? we partner with churches and schools and institutions to further those values. but what joe biden said t