mattie: great question.inth -- usually muni bonds are not a sexy topic but you have to town -- stay on top of your game. the pay really close attention to fiscal health. our municipal bond rating really reflects that. we just passed a bond where 66% of that was mobility infrastructure. we are one of the fastest growing cities in the country. it has a immense responsibility to keep people moving across the community. we have to the property tax rates low. in texas we are a two-legged stool. no income tax. just sales and property. but you have to make that investment return to your taxpayers. we do that by working with private sector partners to build major -- infrastructure. we are proud of our relationship with tech stock and other cities across the metroplex to make sure that we are meeting the needs of the growing demand on our highway systems and pivoting to what public transit looks like as well. kriti: what does that then mean comes to something like issuance. do you guys have any plans? mattie: we have

invaded ukraine. turkey has so far, refused to ratify their applications unless it's demands are mattie. how are you? did you solve the school yoga now to the latest on the war in ukraine and keith has rejected russian claims that its forces have killed more than 600 ukrainian soldiers in an attack in the eastern city of crime, a tourist ukraine called the assertion from russia's defense ministry propaganda, the mayor of crime, a tourist can says, an air strike did not cause any casualties. russian forces are also shelling the city of back moot as they try to push further. west. moscow has ended a supposed cease fire over the orthodox christmas holiday. where we can talk now to detail views, russia analyst, konstantin edgar, who joins us from the lithuanian capital, vilnius constantine, great to see. so tell us what's behind these claims by russia? well, actually the russian officials are saying that this attack was a retaliation. revenge attack ah, 2 are equal to score against 2 crime of 4 ukrainians for the ukrainians. a successful hit on the russian occupied town of mackey euchre. ah

mattie doff, because so much seems to hinge afforded good in terms of identity on american status. so marriage for young girls is a very predominant factor in terms of people buying. the 2nd issue is also about safety of young people. a lot of young girls are very unsafe, they don't seem predicted in the community. and very often baggage is considered a way of pleasing them and safety. so these 2 are very, very prominent. so you see a lot of the community, especially in the nor bitten class, who probably think or futile that if i try, if i child is married, then she's part of the larger family. she is protected. and next she would have to look at if she can produce voice you see through they're not big but much more. so she's got it. now at the legislative level, are there moves to ban this practice state by state and, and why does there appear to be a lack of political will on this matter on so many fronts and legislative mean india are in more steep child marriage is early marriage is not allowed until the boy is 21 and good is 18. so there is a differentiate. they have been some

mattie tillman squeezing one through the orange wall in front of them.d intensity the changes were flowing, more goals were not but they didn't need to. it makes that gap to celtic at the top a bit closer least. bbc news. in the day's early kick off, kevin nisbet scored a hat trick as hibernian beat motherwell 3—2 at fir park to register a win following back—to—back defeats. nisbet has scored five goals in five games for hibs since returning from injury. two time champion naomi osaka has withdrawn from the australian open just over a week before the tournament begins. no reason has been given as to why she won't be playing — she's not competed since september. venus williams has announced she also won't appear at the tournament, although that is due to injury. novak djokovic has warmed up for his australian open return by winning the adelaide international title. the serb dropped his first set of the tournament before beating the american sebastian korda in three sets... extending his winning streak in australia to sa matches. the tournament is djokovic'

to mattie is a fundamental right. and if the pleasant structure of the marriage does not recognize same sex marriage, then it violates the constitution, but merely because wheel is not shared by mort gonzo. we do elements of indian society on the outskirts of delhi, the right thing for a new organization. hindu russia though, is getting ready for protest. if this law gets boss, today, they are meeting to discuss strategies to oppose same sex marriage. they see it's not part of the hindu culture, un hotel men. some of them are organization rated hotels where we found same sex couples making love, lea, uh huh. we stopped them and got them arrested. you'll be up now up me. why should we encourage something that is not part of our culture? apaloosa. we investigated the matters and sent these couples behind bar city on guardiola. despite the challenge is the community faces, or they and bar to remain optimistic. they see the fridge. sions have brought the issue into focus. in a country, what algebra d q. identity is still

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and then there is still a lot we don't know, matty, about the victims. we know that there are ten people dead, five were men five are women, we know that there are going to be ten more injured. but beyond that a lot of questions. >> we don't know enough about the victims. we don't know enough but the shooter, we don't know enough about the weapon. we have we do know is that this kind of violence has become all too common in america. and i know, alicia, you are a parent like me. when this stuff happens, you and i are journalists, you talk to our family members. we talk to our friends. i have to talk in a whisper, so my kids don't hear. i don't want them to hear the stuff. >> you don't want them to hear it and yet you know that you send them to school where they practice active shooter drills once a month because this is the reality of living and racing children in the united states. >> it is a tragic reality that needs to change. and i hope some of our journalism can remind the public that this has to change. and that is why we are sticking with the story

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supply, the high mas rockets, intense fire fights continue as russian troops advance on the town of mattie inca. don't yet supper, which since 2014 has been a strong hold for ukrainian forces ortiz at senior correspondent, more at dance df reports when the front line. ah, that was an enemy multiple rocket launcher systems strike. one might ink. that is exactly where we're heading. oh, our 24 hours in mud anchor began. now here, a flashlight ease timed him out to suicide. slowly, half blind, we stumbled to our temporary refuge. this is the bunker where we are spending the night here in mud, in co, relatively relatively safe. the previous occupants here were ukrainian troops who were literally, as you can tell by the wolves burned out of here. but this is also the answer as to why the battle for marrying 5 ga. gov. pesky. why these battles are taking so long . and that is because these bunkers are everywhere built over the last 8 years by the ukrainian military built in completely nondescript places above us. this is just a small family whom a private residence of downstairs was a nom store,

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of the european union has already begun, the head of the european union representation in ukraine matti-ma-sika says about this with quote the eu has decided to launch a military training mission for ukraine, the eu will train up to 15 thousand servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine in various places on the territory of certain countries of the members of the european union, mr. masika informed that the training has already started recently, the high representative of the eu, jose borel , visited the soldiers who are training in poland, yes, mykhailo reznikovich left the position of the director of the kyiv theater lesya ukrainka , he has worked in this position since 1994, currently acting reznikovich's student kirill kashlikov has been appointed as the director of the office. this is such news. well, finally, so to speak , barking at the propaganda bar, solovyov called on russians not to be afraid of the death of life - says solovyov, it's highly overrated, well, it's clear that solovyov evaluates someone else's life like that, in any case, now i'm passing the information baton to my colle

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back from work just before christmas board, a portable night of believe that it, it would launch mattie, the honor stopped the shots. i leaned to the right, i tried to lower my head, i could see the motorcycle, the hedge, and sylvia, and from the center they shot at me hitting the windshield, made i know that they wanted to kill me, but i don't know who or why me and i have to live with that uncertainty. someone tried to kill me, and 3 weeks later i was still don't know who or why not have a good point name for democracy. and freedom of speech are usually important pillars when by an addresses for a nation's, the tear at the summit in the presidential pallets in mexico. they are apparently not on the agenda and join now by christopher 17. he's a senior research fellow for latin america at the us and the america's program at chatham house. good to see you. it's the 1st time x. it goes hosted a us president in 9 years. where does the bilateral relationship stand? it's very difficult. um, as your report mentioned, there are a number of issues that are important to them that states migratio

each militia in november during protests, over the death of masa armine in police custody mohammed mattie kurama was a national, karate championed inside mohammed. r. seine was described in court as a volunteer coach for children. amnesty international says both convictions relied on forced confessions. there was almost a physical altercation on the floor of the us house of representatives shortly before republican kevin mccarthy was named speaker. after 15 rounds of voting across 4 days, mccarthy eventually won a majority. i do want to, especially thank uh president trump. i don't think you should edge, anybody should doubt his influence. he was with me from the beginning. somebody wrote the doubt of where you was there and he was all it, he would call me and he would call others. and he really was, i was just talking to him to night. ah, help and get those final votes. what he's really saying, really, for the party in the country that we have to come together, we have to focus on the economy. we gotta focus, make our border secure. we gotta do so much work to do. and he was a great infl

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so no matter where you call out to sara, we'll bring you the news and current affairs that mattie al jazeera can universal jurisdiction stop. impunity, human rights group has filed a lawsuit in germany against men miles, military leadership, accused of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. but can this lawsuit change the situation on the ground? this is inside story. ah . hello there and welcome to the program. i'm nora. kyle human rights group has filed a criminal complaint in germany, accusing men, maza, military of genocide. a group of survivors from ethnic groups across man mar, have built the case. and what active is say is a show of unity. that once seemed unthinkable. the trial brought my fortify rights is also accuses the military of crimes against humanity and war crimes over at crackdown on wrangell muslims in 20162017 security force is allegedly carried out mass rapes and murders doing what authority is called a clearance operation. matthew smith is the head of fortify rights. he explains who the complainants are and why this case is so important. it's about ha

in november, ahmed mattie teremy was a national karate champion onside mom at her seine, was described as a volunteer coach for children. amnesty international says both convictions relied on forced confessions. the you says it's a pulled, the u. s. has demonic stopped. what he calls sham trials. nika motors are. he's a journalist and host of the iran podcast. she says recent executions or any feeling more dissent. it seems like the government by rushing through these cases and while human rights organizations on this international specifically saying without any resemblance of justice or due process is essentially trying to instill fear and send the message to the rest of the protesters in the center is that this is what's going to happen to you and that they're using any means to try to crash the protests and to essentially send the protesters back home. the previous to execution, follow the same hot or young man failure on known and executed through rush courts and also abruptly in the early hours of the day. and this time also to say to man $20.21. and both hang especially the, thi

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the government can road by debt you back for many, many years. automation computerization algorithm mattie zation, if that's even a word they're always sold to us is such a positive thing. all upside. no downside. as estrella department of human services put it, computerized decision making can reduce red tape, ensure decisions are consistent and create greater efficiencies for recipients and the department. the problem is how do you challenge a system that has my face and no name and nobody signs the bottom of your letter say, you know, i'm in charge with this. yeah, good afternoon. welcome to the department of human services. since like on a good day, you should end up sitting on hold for a couple of hours trying to speak to a human. the real question is, how has it come about that the government has overpaid people by billions of because really the criminal waste is occurring at the end of the governance line. it's the government that's doing this. otherwise, you're saying a 100000 citizens had made mistakes, or if that's the case and the system is too difficult for people to negotiate.

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so of course, mattie and i would love your reaction for our audience who doesn't understand the context. this was the reaction to the international court of justice, providing an opinion on israel, the occupation as the despicable. so that's what he called it, but mary, your thoughts to some of those questions that were asked and youtube and before i also get to that, i also want to bring up the protests that were happening. i think it's less about what they were processing and we need to look at how the israeli police and authorities responded to these processors. very telling of how israel isn't a part. i met regina that if it was palestinians, we would have been shot and killed. it would just have been news of oh, there are protesters. so that's important. i think that's the most important thing about what was happening there. in yellow speaking, he's a killer. he sanctions on the mass killing a pile of things. so of course you don't think it's despicable every sociopath think that the pickable when they're held ah, on accountable to their fine. but in terms of empowering pilot mean,

and women are at the forefront of all such cultural activities. mattie dable, her name in the women's day event, has been organized for today. it will focus on how we women can progress much. so how we women can do anything today will celebrate women. ah, well, a lot of conservation efforts are poured into saving better known species like tigers or elephants. the fight for the harbor law has been in isolated one and panama. it's lonely soldier. ah. the everything started from a, an incident when it barson had got down in this thing tree and i was there and i saw the babies. oh, falling down and if you died and if you were alive so debating i. i had to be done extended heidelberg, and i found it to be the most beautiful bought into a wall and i found more than that. i found it to be so we know sand our why live dear? so you know, saying they need our voice. ah, after that incident tournament gave up on her ph. d plans, she realised that her thesis on the bird would not be of much use if the bird itself did not survive. ah, i'm ready connected to high glen d m. d, i my swords down my li

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world so no matter what you call home, out you 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that mattie out there with the day after the us house of representatives fails to like to speak have ab set to try again. ah, 11 o'clock, this is out there, a live window. how also coming up? european union health ministers meet, discuss the surge of coven 19 cases in china, of aging list since travel restrictions. ukraine's foreign minister says patriot missiles from the us will soon arrive and keep to help in its fight against russia . and security and economic growth are on the minds of faces. is nigeria gives up for the general election. ah, so we start in the united states when members, once again gathering to elect a new speaker, the house representatives, publican, kevin mccarthy, failed to win in the 3 votes that were held on tuesday when conservative members of his party refused to support him. it is the 1st time in a century the houses fail to elect a new speaker on the 1st ballot. let's get more in this from john 100. he joined just now from capitol hill. so john, the thing is getting

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interesting mattie great to get your perspective, appreciate it. thanks very much. indeed. thanks robin. a special counsel has been appointed to investigate us. president joe biden handling of sensitive government documents is being reveal. the 2nd set of papers was found in december. this time at his private home in delaware, the 1st batch of files was uncovered at one of biden's former offices, 2 months ago, was only made public on monday. a white house correspondent, kimberly how could. as this report, the discovery of a 2nd batch of classified documents. this time inside the garage of president jo biden's, private residence, has made it difficult for binding to quell this latest political controversy. people know, i take classified documents, classified material seriously. whitehouse lawyers revealed the documents for found recently and relate to biden's time as vice president under president barack obama . the white house lawyers insist they immediately turn the documents over to the national archives. still, the department of justice is appointing us attorney robert h

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so no matter how you take it out to 0, we're bringing the news and current to fast cut mattie yulu countess era. the severe flooding has closed schools in western saudi arabia over the last few days. however, when those pictures right off the bat here, this is medina, so it's hard to get around there and there is still more rain in the forecast here on wednesday, stretching from the red sea to the golf and now pouring into iraq, we could see some severe flooding in buckhead for example, on wednesday, the forecast is calling for about a months worth of rain within the span of a few hours. so here's a closer look at all that rain. seen some showers very likely here in the her as while we side early on tuesday and for the next few days. really gloomy conditions on and off risk of shower activity. cooler air rushes in by friday, just the high of 19 degrees that's below average windsor pick it up in southern pakistan. that's going to flush out the foggins morgan high temperatures and ask about, well, well above average here, fog has been an issue in istanbul. could see a repeat performance of th

whatever that enthusiasm quickly were, all he went toward mattie's were traumatized by the awful oppression that curt, following the events of february 28th 1947 fever. yeah. which ended in a massacre. yamazik. so after having welcome the departure of the japanese dog. i see, they said to themselves, the foundation now we have the chinese will hate you. other men no. nelly cushioned ocean won. lou on february 28th 1947. a crowd gathered in front of taipei city hall. they were protesting a brutal incident the previous day when a woman had been beaten by authorities for selling untaxed cigarettes move, warming tongue police fired into the crowd to disperse them. months of brutal oppression followed with arrests torture. summary executions and imprisonment martial law was introduced. it was listed until 1987 mister young witnessed these events, the many years of dictatorship known as the white terror, or oblique, and tragic period in taiwanese history. that remains a sensitive subject to this day. all bellenger's it is eliza, the judge. my family members were among the victims just the extent