mark martin is a senior fellow in war studies at king's college, london. he told me that the russians making slow progress, but at great cost. he also gave us an insight into, into how intelligent services gather information from the battlefield. so the russians have been trying to take boots for 6 months. and only really in the last couple of months and they made some progress, but very, very slow progress at great cost to the russians. it's not too clear. well, that seems more likely now that they're actually going to be able to take it. and i'll give you a reason for that, that being very, very competent. at the moment the russians control the city on 3 sides. yeah, they failed to close the news if you like to travel as you kind of forces instead, they're moving forward building by building in the city center. so there is progress on the russian side, but it's very, very slow and very costly for them. progress, but patchy as you say, mike. now i want to ask you about this, this report from the british intelligence. it's saying that russia likely took pa

. >> mark martin is is one of -- martinez is one of the 42 means i interviewed.t of the bowel scars that are in the book are psychological, not physical. i have a picture of him with his family at camp pendleton when he came home. his wife, stephanie, who is in the photograph, holding their brand-new newborbaby. mike is holding junior. you can see he is just in another world. almost 20 years later, he said he felt like he was walking on mars. >> we have a clip of the interview. you talking to mike and his son, mike junior. >> i was not physically abusive but i could be mentally abusive. i would act like a drill instructor on my kids and scream at them like a drill instructor. >> why is my dad like this question mike why is that happening to us? i wanted to talk back but you know, he is scary. >> scary. he was. his addiction was food. it wasn't drugs or alcohol. he said basically, i'm big, i'm bad, i'm intimidating, that's the way i am, and i'm always right. he got help from the v.a. in 2019. that's a long time after this began. now, he is in full-fledged posttrau

mark read walked through the doors and played a starring role in that transformation. in 2018, read became chief executive of a firm in crisis. the man who had made the giant, martin sorrell, had stepped down. today, we speak to mark read about a new age of advertising and how to run a business fit for the 21st century. mark, thank you so much for joining us on "leaders with lacqua." what does it mean being an ads man, ad leader in 2022? mark: [laughs] well, i mean, our industry is at such an interesting phase, isn't it? we've just been through the pandemic, we have come out, i think, in many ways, ever more relevant. but we face a whole period of continued innovation in our industry, with new advertising formats, new digital companies being launched, e-commerce taking off. our industry is changing and it changes all the time. but it is changing now, i think, more than ever. francine: but if you look at the pace of change over the last 10 years, i mean, it has been incredible. mark: yeah. francine: can you go through the same pace of change in the next 10 years? mark: i think so. i mean, look, we are a big company. we have 100,000 people around the world. we try t

mark us wyden, who has been behind bars in china since 2012 is accused of trafficking and manufacturing methamphetamines and he faces a death sentence. now. >> lawmakers are calling for china to return him home. markie. martin reports. >> marks we has been wrongfully and unlawfully imprisoned by the chinese for almost 11 years in a newsnation exclusive actor and oscar-winning director mel gibson using his voice, faith and celebrity platform to put a spotlight on merck's weed and a texas businessman, and architect who has languished in a chinese prison cell since 2012, he faces a death sentence. he's a man of great faith. an american patriot. >> and it refuses during his captivity to an outsider, his faith or his country. gibson widely known for his major motion pictures, including braveheart, which best picture and best director sending newsnation. this video message in response to our original reporting on sweet and to the chinese accused and convicted of colluding with the mexican cartel to make methamphetamine. despite a lack of evidence. the mask today is offer for a named mark sweden unjustly imprisoned in china. gibson in swede and are both devout catholics in recent days. gibson and his priest even h

tribunal is happening the next -- same week that the nation celebrates the life and work of mark -- dr. martin luther king junior. when he said in a letter from a birmingham jail that, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws, he was talking about laws like the espionage act. >> [applause] >> what makes the espionage act unjust is that it's not being used to protect its nation. it does not apply to the powerbrokers in this nation. it is being used to -- slaves. it is therefore an unjust law and should be disobeyed. the most immediate and meaningful way this wrongful law can be disobeyed is by the release of julian assange. >> [applause] >> the u.s. government has already demonstrated a boundless intent to prosecute those who dare reveal its transgressions, and it will not end with julian assange. free the man. none of us will be free until he is released and the espionage act is abolished. set the man free. thank you. >> [applause] >> our next speaker by video is katrina vanden heuvel. katrina his editorial director and publisher of the nation magazine and writes a weekly column i

martin. good to have you with us. ceremonies have been held in poland to mark the abs, anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. president of poland, israel and germany joined holocaust survivors and their descendants to honor the hundreds of morse. all jews who revolted against nazi soldiers in 1943 preparing to die fighting than to be sent to death camps. the month long battle was ultimately crushed when the nazis raised the ghetto to the ground. they arrived in a shoe of unity to the sound of a wailing siren that rang out across the polish capital. setting the scene for a poignant memorial. these really polish and german presidents shoulder to shoulder, representing nations, forged by this dark chapter of history. noted on an outfit survivor quoted from a resistance fighters, defiant last poem she miles when cool clenching in the fist, a stick, a stern or human kill. boy, we beg you, o god, go for a bloody battle. we implore you for a violent death here. so will i polish children's choir, then performed the song of jewish partisans, inspired by the uprising. oh, ah, the warsaw ghetto was in

tesla motors was founded in 2003 martin hart's death mark torpedoing precisely they came up with the concept of an electric sports car. musk invested in the project of developers from the owners accused of inefficiency and fired them, they also sued the mask for slandering a breach of contract and also lost to the tesla mask , only changed and patented the design and technology of the tesla car by next year with a probability of 90% will be equipped with an autopilot in this year. we, as expected , will completely complete the autopilot system and the driver will only have to read out the window without touching the blood when you are elon musk each time they promised full autopilot by the end of the year by the end of the grandfather, by the end of the month. you looked so confident, like in a movie, i'll make a time machine by four o'clock and tuesday night and that's it. it's for the phrase. well, at least the tesla doesn't crash. the only thing that happened uniquely for the sake of pr musk launched a car into space and released it there . it is still dangling in orbit in the for

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anticipation of donald trump's arraignment for us, you specifically martin, this tuesday, april 4t has a different significance marking our 55 years since the assassination of your father and andrea's father and law. the reverend dr. martin luther king junior. your father died in the pursui of nonviolent social change. fast forward to today, donal trump, a former presiden seeking the white house' second time has done nothing but encourage violence i pursuit of our perservatio some of his preservation i should say of his own power. with that in, mind looking ahead at, tuesday what is your reaction as all of us that com from the kings school of thought. who will be looking at thi arraignment thinking about wha this day means no more personally than you an your siblings and certainl your wife and daughter >> first of all, rev, thank yo so much for the question as i have approached april 4th it's a challenging day for m personally what comes to mind most of all is after 55 years of my father being gone, we still are not focusing on how to address gun violence in a nation where many, many people have been killed the sidesh

francine: yeah, and your predecessor was sir martin sorrell, so that was also, i guess, a challenge. markll, he had been at the company a long time, but i think when you take on a role, you do it in a different way. don't you? you do it in a way that is right for you. and i looked at where we were. and i think that one of the challenges was, how do we integrate analog and digital? right? because that is sort of something that had become quite complex. so we brought together two agencies, two big integrated agencies that could help clients across the full range of markets to integrate analog and digital. that was the first thing that was important. i think, secondly, really wanted to expand what we did beyond advertising. we were just in the advertising box. we weren't going to grow. so, we expanded off into e-commerce, into commerce, into building experiences for clients, and much more deeply into technology. and we have been on the journey, really, of reinvention of our traditional businesses, but also expansion into new areas, so the company can grow its topline. francine: is it better

. >> welcome back house republicans on th judiciary are celebrating as manhattan martin bragg has agreed to allow markr committee. all as part of the republica agree into the ongoing trump prosecution. but, deciding to allow his testimony only comes after a federal judge declined to lack the interview. we want to bring in nbc's juli -- with more on this julie, if you would wal us through the agreement t have pomerantz appear before the committee. >> yasmin, republicans are celebrating for good reason. because the manhattan d.a. sought to brock the former prosecutor who worked on the criminal case against former president trump from speakin to the committee overnight w learned that the two parties the manhattan d.a. and the republican-led house judiciary committee, settled on an agreement. the committee says that they this is a win for the pane that bragg quote lost. they tweeted that yesterday. bragg, on the flip, side sayin that this was a join sentiment. that is officer saying tha they got a lawyer out of this. an attorney can be present wit pomerantz when he sets befor that committee in a closed de

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martin. good to have you with us. a ceremony has taken place in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. cyrus. we're heard across the polish capital at the start of commemorations for the 1943 jewish uprising against the nazis in the warsaw ghetto. hundreds of guests and descendants of survivors attended today's main event at the ghetto heroes memorial, including israel's present. isaac hartzog, hollins on j. duda and germany's frank potter stein. argument gunner said, bobby chair to protest q watts nutshell, wine says vazo a get over in his speech polish holocaust survivor and i'll switch committee. president. marianna taurus gave remembered how grateful he was. after russian forces liberated the camp, he was held in. he then addressed russia's current actions in ukraine. there and you phobia i will find the leash so now you'll see going out and read them was dragging la round to the russian mesa subject on michael majority of whom were russia. right. good attitude to them, more your divorce, who liberated me from the german camp. i will follow me until the last day of my life. but can i mov

martin. good to have you with us. a ceremony has taken place in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. ah. sirens were heard across the polish capital as the start of commemorations at the start at the marines. for the 1943 jewish uprising against the nazis in the warsaw ghetto, did hundreds of guests and descendants of survivors attended today's main event at the ghetto heroes memorial, including israel's president, isaac hudson, reported hollins on j. duda and germany's plank author stineman ha. in his speech polish holocaust survivor and auschwitz committee president marianna dorski, remembered how grateful he was. after russian forces liberated the camp, he was held in. he then addressed russia's current actions in ukraine, virginia. sylvia. i was finally so new, so young out and read them was dried. he longed to leave her russian mesa, so live on lagoon majority of whom were to rush over my gratitude to learn more. your divorce, who liberated me from the german camp, i will follow me until the last day of my life. but can i move me in? frank gratmyer remained silent. now then, up

mark jennings, a commissioner in the curtain county in martin county, resigned via a handwritten letter dated wednesday. the former curtin county officials came under fire after parts of this recording released by local journalists. i want to do something good back date. what does that like a black grass and throw them in the cell. i'd run jerk. well it's not like that. no more. no definitely mud creek and hang them up with the rope. yeah. but you can do about it. i got more rocks than we got. well joining us now from a courtin county, cnn national correspondent gary tuchman gary i mean, it's flabbergasting. good morning to you. there are still three others on that recording who haven't resigned. will they follow suit? you think well, don the governor of the state kevin stitt, says he wants all four to resign. two of the others of the sheriff kevin clarity in the sheriff investigator, alicia man, and we went to the sheriff's department yesterday. we talked to a sergeant. he told us they were not in the building, but they're still working. the fourth person is the jail. the ministry for

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martin luther king jr. middle school. in germantown, maryland, where c-span is available through palmcrest. they are winning document re-is titled where is my data, data privacy and its real-world impact. markerg facing -- >> michelle the parcel information -- during the 2016 election. >> in 2018 the new york times cambridge analyticanalytica, t political analysts. >> they obtain sensitive data, without user's knowledge or consent. >> they subpoenaed big tech ceos, drafting legislation, but no law was passed to protect our data. >> there's a massive amount of political tension and gridlock. >> the breach did expose a vast amount of data, the real impact it could have. >> if i were newly elected member of congress my top priority would be to ensure that americans have their data -- >> we can't consider the internet, every day. with distant relatives, shop for movies and online all for free. >> are these free services? corporations like meta and google, numerous platforms to collect vast amounts of personal data. we found users, their precise location, messages, purchases you make and additional data. companies can provide this information to advertisers, showing personalized data. >> this is

lot of love, love love on may 4th because our ktvu whether department i'm talking bill martin, steve paulson, markrosemary oroczo and my south. we're going out to the ballpark . may 4th we have schools from all over the bay area. they're going to come down on the field with players and we're going to teach them how much weather influences a baseball game. doesn't that sound like fun? i know we're in. okay i hope you're there. how about this ballgame today? anybody got tickets for today? how about this mostly sunny skies with anthony discolored, funny on the mound for the good guys. he's a right handed pitcher. he's one to know right now and at first pitch today at 105, the temperature will be 65 degrees. this is a look out towards san francisco on this easter 2023, not a cloud in the sky air temperature right now, anywhere from 40 to in novato. through nicasio in december, a foul also mill valley and marin larkspur as well. 44 currently in fremont , and in union city. good morning to all of you and hayward through castro valley. you are sitting in the mid forties. the winds are under 10 mph pretty

our forefathers, martin luther king and - they have shown us, when w stand together, we mak transformational change. right now, it is needed. >> marklock that the stat of black america report come out a 14th are you optimistic about where we can go despite all th difficulties we are facing >> i'm optimistic that there i a coalition of americans who are black who are white, who are latino, you are asian, who are indigenous, who are of every background, race, creed, color, religion. a coalition of americans who are determined to stand up t hate, stand up to extremism, stand up for policies that it' ponce. it spawns voter suppression. it spawns attacks on history it responds and attack on woman's right to choose. it criticizes racial reconciliation and comin together i'm optimistic about that. but i'm concerned that thi hate movement is being normalized the extremism movement is bein normalized into mainstream electoral politics that is why our pushback has t be forceful and continuous stay tuned for the state o black america on a protein because we will address this even further >> in the two minutes that w have left, excuse me congr

marks the beginning of celebrations for the most important week. in the christian calendar. joining me now here in the studio is g w. religious affairs correspondent martin, gac to talk with me about the palm sunday mass in the vatican. martin, welcome to the program. this was a well time departure. i mean one day after basically leaving the hospital, the pope is saying mass, i mean, we have known for 2 days or so that he was actually in fairly good shape and that he had developed sort of out of the bronchitis, you know, quite speedily. obviously he still has mobility problems and you would see that in the images of him leaving the hospital. but i think that it was understood even 2 days ago that he would most likely be leading the mass. so, you know, i think that this also talks to the resilience of this boat and how engaged he's, when he's, with his work essentially even even in the face of ailments. this is the 1st palm sunday mass to be held. since the pandemic, tens of thousands of people are gathered in saint peter's square. what does this mean for worshippers? i think that it's obviously very important. i mean, people give great significance to, i

criminal defense attorney mark o'mara has successfully defended then neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman and his second degree murder trial. for the deadly shooting of trayvon martinthe unarmed 17 year old was walking home from the convenience store in 2012 when he was killed. mark. do you believe any of these recent shootings in new york in texas and missouri are within the boundaries of reasonable self defense? well and that's just the thing. the only china you're about to use deadly force, and that's what was used in all three of these cases is if you are in reasonable fear of imminent great bodily injury, layman's terms it has to be something that could kill you, and it has to be right away right now. and when you look at any of these three cases, it's really concerning that any of the shooters could suggest that they were in reasonable fear of any injury, not to mention great bodily injury, which is the only standard by which you can use them before us. we hear a lot about stand your ground laws or the castle doctrine. those laws obviously vary by state. but can you just explain generally what they are and when they would apply and when they wouldn't sure we

martin. now the u. s. president travel south after a brief trip to north, nodded to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday. peace agreement have often said the irish, the only people in the world in my view, who actually are nostalgic about the future. think about it. no style. jake, about the future, i think we all are no matter where we live. if we have our res, plenty, this is because more than anything more than anything and my experience hope is what beach in the heart of all people, particularly in the heart of the irish hope, every action is about hope we can make things better. paula has both in the dawkins county love. it's been a super warm welcome for president joe botton and dundalk, despite cold and wet weather conditions for most of the day. this county county allowed one branch of his ancestral home the finnegan's off from here before they left for america. in the 1814, he stopped for an extended period here in the center of town, stopping at a gift shop which doubles up as a restaurant. and also a delicatessen. and the whole town has been festooned with stars and stripes. flags from

cnn's martin stewart joins us from tokyo with more so, mark what more can you tell us? kim. since we last talked last hour, we are getting some new information from japan's national broadcaster nhk . nhk is now describing this device that was thrown as a pipe bomb, adding that a second device was also confiscated at the scene. let's go back to around noon japan time. that is when the prime minister was at this political event at import import city in the southern part of japan, when witnesses described some kind of cylinder like object flying in the air. and then there was this report of an explosion immediately the prime minister's security team rushed him away. and then a group of men described to the officers tackled a 24 year old man who is now believed to be the suspect. he was wearing glasses he had on a mask. he had a backpack and then he was immediately taken away. again. it is important to stress that no one, including the prime minister was hurt. now the prime minister did go on to make this political speech that he was scheduled to give he did refer to what happen

you don't have a free mark market product, do we mr. martin? >> uh uh to the extent that nfip has been reformed. um we, it's competitive with private insurers. >> well, i mean, what we have to me is a product that forces teachers, nurses, retirees and residents across my district to pay for multimillion dollar insurance policy so that the wealthiest americans can afford to rebuild their mansions after the latest major natural disaster. that's how my residents see it. >> so i, i, i certainly, what you're, uh, referring to is the clear reason for why nfip is still needed. and we have to have policy coverage for people who otherwise um who don't like, don't have the resources. the challenge is now with the changes that have occurred, we do have an affordability problem. so uh an assistance program for particularly low income people is absolutely critical. i would say that what you're um the condition for the household that you're describing speaks to the importance of mitigation and insurance availability beforehand so that people don't have to go

today marks 50 years since the first cell phone call was made, motorola engineer martin cooper used ale phone you see there on a street corner in new york city to make the first wireless call in 1973. he called a friend who worked at the competing bell labs. the phone had 30 minutes of battery life and wade. it bee to the public in 1983. at the cost of $3500. that's the exact morris phone and it's called a brick for a good reaso i had noa little skinny nokia, but i remember watching lethal weapon right and murtaugh used the cell phone on the bridge, and i thought that's the coolest thing today. don't know, man. i had the snake. you play it, and then i had the razor and then finally got a blackberry. when i was in my twenties, before i had an iphone. i double phoned it. i had an ipod in one hand and no player walkman. these kids don't know. unbelievable very cool. happy 50 years, 50 years already and arizona clinic helping patients with parkinson's make meaningful strides how ballet classes are helping those diagnosed. coming up next. pair mint. hundreds of kids took part in a beeping

truth social to blast acting new york supreme court justice juan martin, claiming he railroaded his company's cfo alan weisberg. this marks the latest, but certainly not the first time. trump has gone after a judge joining us right now, cnn senior supreme court analyst joan piss cubic. she's also the author of the new book, nine black robes. congratulations on your book. so joan, how do you believe trump's sometimes contentious attitude toward the courts potentially impact how all this and perhaps the other cases that he has facing how they all move forward. oh thanks , fredricka, and you know it was so familiar what he said this week. the judge hates me where his words and it brought me back all the way to 2016 when he was running for president, and he makes everything personal against a judge, and then he takes it in personal overtones. i remember back in 2016 when a judge ruled against the trump university in a fraud case, and he attacked the judge, you know, as a mexican judge, and then in 2020 at one point when the supreme court ruled against him his his administration, he said , do you get the impression that the su

they marked down each charge with its number and position in a large table, the bottom. okay, okay, good. martin hop fer pause over the demolition plan which still needs the approval from a structural engineer from dr. mill's to just confirm the structural stability. sasha, great. this isn't a sack. was a household as well? yeah, i guess project was a huge challenge that we need to factor in a bunch of things all at once. these are starting with the crime to conditions. i my, the blood fired msm does. we only have limited space available off of who gone to the right of the white giant is an underground parking lot that must remain intact in front is the st. hope for and matters have developed a bold plan. they want to fold the middle blocks fast and then let the outer to tip into the resulting gap about the explosive challenges must not interfere with each other. additionally, the left block must also be folded, otherwise it would be too long for the gap. yesenia pessimistic doesn't, we're not pessimists for them on. so we're always optimistic during the planning. oh, but you also have to keep y

bill martin, steve paulson, mark tamayo rosemary roscoe myself will be at the aids game on may 4th ander is going to help us as well and describe how weather affects a baseball game. so cool . isn't that fun? that's may 4th against the seattle mariners. so we hope to see you there and go aids but meanwhile, go giants because they have game two against the kansas city royals today. the probable pictures sham mania against who is it? brady brady. i can't think of his last name right now, but he's a right handed pitcher anywhere. partly cloudy skies 58 degrees game time. one. oh, five. there will be a bit of a breeze. but much better conducive conditions today compared to yesterday. mostly cloudy skies as we take a look out towards mount diablo on the north gate side, one creek we do have the cloud cover as well as the south gate as well to you are entering from the danville side, where currently temperatures in the mid forties 48 degrees and one in creek and in danville, 51 in livermore temperatures currently forties and fifties very mild that are going out for a walk or cycling around t