on may, the 9th 2014 and nationalist entered mary jo, clean ahmed vehicles. it was the day locals or celebrating the traditional holiday victory over fascism with a a ukrainian military, not any use loans we don't so on and vehicles against civilians. in the winter of 2014, murray, you will please sided with the opponents of case new policies. battles raged around the cities department of internal affairs building. so child lo. ready ready fighting, they just love a get you with a she can, that's the way that this will be with the stuff. i don't think it's, i think it's all good. i think it's, i need help with did more. he deal with that, but hold it so no comp. ashley done you know by you that can leap on all of those. yeah, that was are, but i need to with that with the work camelback question but need say with them we didn't know the strategic portable sandia de la a has that issue that you have once that flesh in sandy proceed with one customer with the list of all of a huge what they used to live with it all captured towns, the nationalists made mental r

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that final, with mary jo camp as being the absolute early there of that team. and anything can happen we have seen so many surprises so far. he ain't got out about i think argentina are julia candidates. now. one thing is for sure it should be a very, very good job is hello. thank you very much. was good talking to, we'll see 2 more team through the quarter finals on day 15 of coffee. 2022. the defending champions, france will kick things off that's against poland. at 1500 g m t with they lost 16 clash at o through mama stadium. and that is followed at 1900 gmc, by england's match against synagogue. that one is taking place at old bait stadium . can the lions of tauranga reached the quarter finals for the 1st time since 2002? well, plenty to look forward to hearing cotton and our team will have it all covered right here on al jazeera. as argentina advances to the quarter finals fans at home are hopeful that the team's fortunes are finally turning the se in even met fans. and when, as there is who are hoping, the cap will come back the 1st time in more than 3 de

attempt to remove evidence that civilians were targeted. russia captured the southern port city of mary jo fall in may. ukraine's president has called for unity in his holiday address to the nation . the low to mid zalinski says residents will create their own christmas miracle by showing they remain strong in the face of russian attacks. joy drew drawn ne kimmy godson, no kamikaze drones can extinguish the christmas dawn. we will see its glow even under ground in a bomb shelter. it's emily. we will fill our hearts with warmth and light up pull. no missiles can hurt them, that they will break against our steel spirit, and our fight will continue unabated. when islam it's not threatened by planned or emergency blackout sockhill and we will never feel a lack of courage and invisibility language. but more than one is their child the so we will celebrate our holidays as always, we will smile and rejoice as always. the difference is one god, we will not wait for a miracle because we will create it ourselves. at least 22 people have died after a fire at a nursing home in russia. it happened in t

host: mary jo writes in a text, the supreme court has decided to put church into state and they are neverever going to be fair. david, detroit, michigan, a democrat, what do you think? caller: good morning. i think this is one of those rare conversations where i am more than motivated to opine on a topic. it is not that i set my clock every 30 days but i am motivated by the conversation and this morning is one of those. in my opinion, i believe there should be term limits, because i believe the court, up until this court, has transformed into being political. i can see that one day, sooner than later, an individual like clarence thomas will wait to retire until they have a republican president. so this going back and forth like that, and the justices are aging and as they age, they will probably wait until they have the party that favors them and then they will retire, guaranteeing the perpetual placements of a republican led or partisan judge. so the supreme court justice has transformed into a political apparatus. host: should there be term limits? caller: i absolutely think so. i think

september 11, was in iraq for a couple tours of duty, earned at, bronze or came out and came back as mary jo woman from ukraine and her parents are there for the parents are likee my parens and theyy cannot leave right now they are stuck in the same city where zelenskyy grew up. so i knew, i feared putin was going to retaliate and he did not long ago last week and took the hydraulic system out for a while. most importantly, just watching him has got rings of churchill, rings of fdr. what is that magic when it leaders able to project his own confidence and courage ontoch te people? as aby said about churchill they went into battle armed by his words. he just seemed picture-perfect is it partly because he was an actor and he knows how to projectte himself? he understood the importance of theater, walking around. but it was real with him. i remember this video they had at one point where people were talking about the rubble that was in their city that had been almost destroyed. this was my car, this is my dog, this is my father. he said we will buildld again. we will hold those responsible forr

thanks very much for talking to a said jo marie butts in washington dice abuse. thanks for having me. i, ron has executed another prisoner linked to anti government protests that have engulfed the country for months. it is the 2nd execution in less than a week. magid reza at odd was publicly hanged on monday, and iranian cool convicted him of stabbing to security, forced members to death during protests. last month the been widespread demonstrations across iran since 22 year old mass. i mean, he died in police custody in september dosage. a body is in tehran with more on the man who was executed. he was a 23 year old according to reports and who was arrested in iran, 2nd largest city that is mash at today's after an incident that took place during the protest that were ongoing. at the time he was arrested on november 19th and according to reports and magic, i've arg was then show some footage that was apparently cctv footage that apparently showed him committing the actions that were including murdering to members of the military forces as well as wounding for ot

host: mary jo pixel of the arizona republic joining us, a reporter talking about the process of arizona'snks for giving us your time. guest: happy to be here. host: today you report on what will be the statewide canvas. can you explain what it is and how it works? guest: into .5 hours, the arizona secretary of state will sit down with the governor and the chief justice of the supreme court -- in 2.5 hours, the arizona secretary of state will sit down with the government and the chief justice of the supreme court to go through all of the elections. if they find everything in good shape, they will certify them and that makes the election official and deems who the winners are. host: you report that it is part of the process but what is different this time around? guest: the difference is the outcome of the election. kari lake who was running on the republican ticket lost narrowly and she has not conceded nor has the republican candidate for secretary of state. a lot of their supporters meant making noise that this has happened that only because the elections are fraudulent and need to be fi

host: mary jo writes in a text, the supreme court has decided to put church into state and they are neverever going to be fair. david, detroit, michigan, a democrat, what do you think? caller: good morning. i think this is one of those rare conversations where i am more than motivated to opine on a topic. it is not that i set my clock every 30 days but i am motivated by the conversation and this morning is one of those. in my opinion, i believe there should be term limits, because i believe the court, up until this court, has transformed into being political. i can see that one day, sooner than later, an individual like clarence thomas will wait to retire until they have a republican president. so this going back and forth like that, and the justices are aging and as they age, they will probably wait until they have the party that favors them and then they will retire, guaranteeing the perpetual placements of a republican led or partisan judge. so the supreme court justice has transformed into a political apparatus. host: should there be term limits? caller: i absolutely think so. i think

this is mary jo. she says my right to life -- to live overrides anybody's right to bear arms.e need to change the amendment. we do not live in the world of musket times. we have a right to live and we cannot make a school as safe as the average courthouse. let's go to bert in waynesburg, kentucky. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: i am ok. caller: that is good. i hope i do not start rambling because there are so many issues we could talk about now. kind of what we said with the last thing here. our society, a society of violence, drugs, and it kind of relates to our border. now, biden is allowing millions of people to come across our border. we are making the mexican cartels so rich that we do not even get fenton -- get fentanyl hardly any more from china. the material comes from mexico. host: let's stay on gun violence. but gun violence solutions do you support --what gun violence solutions do you support? caller: what can we do in schools? every time there is a shooting, we hear, what are the causes? guns. well, it is more than guns. we talked about how to make s

this is mary jo. she says my right to life -- to live overrides anybody's right to bear arms.e need to change the amendment. we do not live in the world of musket times. we have a right to live and we cannot make a school as safe as the average courthouse. let's go to bert in waynesburg, kentucky. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: i am ok. caller: that is good. i hope i do not start rambling because there are so many issues we could talk about now. kind of what we said with the last thing here. our society, a society of violence, drugs, and it kind of relates to our border. now, biden is allowing millions of people to come across our border. we are making the mexican cartels so rich that we do not even get fenton -- get fentanyl hardly any more from china. the material comes from mexico. host: let's stay on gun violence. but gun violence solutions do you support --what gun violence solutions do you support? caller: what can we do in schools? every time there is a shooting, we hear, what are the causes? guns. well, it is more than guns. we talked about how to make s

also built a memorial garden for the five children who died -- sawyer, hattie jo collins, dawson curtis, bridget ann marie mccormick phillips, and harlan marsh. >> eventually it will be a nice shady spot. >> yeah. >> reporter: they also planted tree fll 19 people d that night. like leisha ritenberry, who loved karaoke. sue and todd koehler, who married in 2017. amanda cole was the live-in nanny for the curtis family. she died along with terry curtis and his son dawson. and three trees for the kimberlin family. >> they died on march 3rd. the next day is what? march 4th. and that's what we're doing. we're marching forward. >> mm. >> day at a time. >> reporter: kim cantly is josh kimberlin's mom. how do you describe how much you miss him? >> he was my peter pan. he just brought laughter and just did it so -- just so naturally. god made erin for josh. >> beep beep. >> there's a lot of tragedy in the story of march 3rd but there's a lot of beauty too. they would have never made it -- if one made it and the other didn't. god took them together. all three. i hear their laughter, and it is a beautiful story. >> k

host: mary jo >> we'll leave this program here to keep republic joining us, a reporter talking about the process of arizona's election. thanks for giving us your time. guest: happy to be here. host: today you report on what will be the statewide canvas. can you explain what it is and how it works? guest: into .5 hours, the arizona secretary of state will sit down with the governor and the chief justice of the supreme court -- in 2.5 hours, the arizona secretary of state will sit down with the government and the chief justice of the supreme court to go through all of the elections. if they find everything in good shape, they will certify them and that makes the election official and deems who the winners are. host: you report that it is part of the process but what is different this time around? guest: the difference is the outcome of the election. kari lake who was running on the republican ticket lost narrowly and she has not conceded nor has the republican candidate for secretary of state. a lot of their supporters meant making noise that this has happened that only because the ele