i am a private detective hired by maya irina in your bathroom.ook your hair from the razor from the machine for examination. i think you can guess the results. so lydia antonovna you won't be able to exclude maya from the will of the little rubbish. but it’s necessary to hire detectives, i didn’t regret guessing, and now i have a camera and a recording device. just up to involuntarily confirmed guilt. and not this work-up. you have robbed me of my last hope. you are all bastards. and what happened to matvey what happened to them you know, right? what happened? you don't know, we might ask, we'll find out that he's a drug addict and a gambler and that he has decent debts. inappropriate debts . you understand that. they know. and i do a lot knew nothing for years. and my father found out only in the hospital before his death, and he rewrote the will for this one of his, he suddenly decided to educate. and matyusha so wanted to start a new life with his father's inheritance, pay off completely and tie it up. and here's what you did, well, you could

maya started fund-raising when she was 9.open water events with "swim across america." by the time she was 13, she was crossing lake tahoe at night, no less, to avoid the harsh sun. last summer while swimming the 20 miles of open ocean between catalina island and california, maya realized she wasn't alone in the water. >> i looked to the side and saw this giant eye. that was the only thing that i saw. i got so terrified. and the entire swim i thought it was a shark. >> wait, you thought there was a shark and you kept going? >> yeah. >> reporter: when maya gets scared or tired, she thinks the of the names on her swim cap, people battling cancer who face a much bigger challenge. >> having that is such a good thing to keep me going. these people, i'm swimming for them. i'm doing it for them. that's why i do these swims. >> reporter: before maya turns 16, she plans to raise at least $25,000 more to fight cancer and swim 28 miles across the treacherous molokai channel. >> it can get really, really windy. >> that doesn't scare you?

ask maya lower i use it.y to the lower lock. i understood correctly, immediately, please. carefully olya what do you have there? do not be silent? i don't see anything in the dark hallway. nobody yet. i hid it somewhere, so what kind of kitchen is this. on house, as a spiteful camera, it is unlikely that it will be able to find out who went out. are things in place? mine is all right. look carefully in the apartment, nothing is missing. i have nothing to take tv. there he stands. mom's fur coat in place. this is mom's, she worked for me as an anthropologist for money. i think i don't. i have them with me on the map chief. i heard ask maya where today i was with whom if i couldn’t align the keys, then no, nothing was touched at home. strange, you could come in. and why may? please tell me more about how you spent today. see you in the morning with us. i went to practice, and until lunch i was with the children in the camp. the bag was not closed in the closet. and when i admit i got it, i saw the keys. it was

. > reporter: as a child, maya merhige used to despise swimming. >> i hated it.st favorite thing to do. >> reporter: but now at the wise old age of 15 -- >> that is cold! >> reporter: she'll happily dive into the frigid waters off san francisco bay, saving lives with each stroke. >> over the past six years, i've raised $50,000. >> reporter: the money goes to cancer research. maya started fundraising when she was 9. competing in open water events with swim across america. by the time she was 13, she was crossing lake tahoe. last summer while swimming the 20 miles of open ocean between catalina island and california, maya realized she wasn't alone in the water. >> i looked to the side and just saw this giant eye. and the entire swim i thought it was shark. >> reporter: wait, you thought there was a shark swimming along with you, and you kept going? >> yeah. >> reporter: when maya gets scared or tired, she just thinks of the names on her swim cap, pete battling cancer who face a much bigger challenge. >> i swim for them. i'm swimming for them, and that's why i do th

. >> reporter: as a child, maya merhige used to despise swimming. >> i hated it.> reporter: but now at the wise old age of 15... man, that is cold! she'll happily dive into the frigid waters off s san franciso bay, saving lives with each stroke. >> over the past six years i've raised $50,000. >> reporter: the money goes to cancer research. maya started fund-raising when she was nine, competing in open-water events with "swim across america." by the time she was 13, she was crossing lake tahoe. last summer, while swimming the 20 miles of open ocean between catalina island and california, maya realized she wasn't alone in the water. >> i looked to the side and just saw this giant eye. and the entire swim i thought it was a shark. >> reporter: wait, you thought there was a shark swimming along with you, and you kept going? >> yeah. >> reporter: when maya gets scared or tired she thinks of the names on her swim cap, people battling cancer, who face a much bigger challenge. >> i'm swimming for them. that is why i do these swims. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, san

to help us analyze this, maya's here.ne, we will be using this sound effect during the story. when we need it. because it's news. otherwise it's confusing. they're going to be like, was ari for real? no. this is tongue and cheek. the onion is basically saying this individual should have every right to do satire, and when they identify themselves, which is kind of a technical thing you have to do in a brief, the onion explains to the supreme court they're the single most powerful organization in human history. ♪♪ now, maya, i'm curious what you think. whether the jokes are amazing or not, i've never seen a fully satirical brief, and what do you think they're trying to tell the court with this? >> i got to just tell you. they need to get honorary law degrees. that's all i'm going to say. it was brill i can't want, his tearicle, history making. they use satire to make fully legitimate legal points about exactly why this is covered by the first amendment. just remember, it's not actually that funny, because if this guy, if no

i think with the maya there will be more need for hotel staff and for the young people want to grow. i think the government for thinking of that but there are already lots of hotels and jobs in this area. the problem is most pay very low wages. people still live in poverty. the question is, will the government tre pay better? and will it be worth the environmental cost? john holman, al jazeera, roberta, maya climb activists in australia glued their hands to a picasso painting. they stuck their palms to picasso's massacre in career with a banner reading climate, chaos equals of war and famine. the painting is on display the national gallery of victoria and melbourne. protest as were from the group extension rebellion and say, they want to convey the connection between the consequences of climate change and human suffering. just one of the story to bring you from italy of volcano on the island of stromboli has erupted unleashing a spectacular plume of smoke. have been no casualties or damage reported thankfully, but it did go on for about 3 minutes. and it pushed a wave of lava down th

the costume has an original maya painting.me less on top there are plast with a private pharmacy. there is the same painting of hacks, like the contours of new headlights and the fact that it is insufficient tnt you are less to me. i say that i didn’t let it be revealed earlier, and not the great niche, on the right god dimash is a perspective expression. this is a niche with its own saber, and it has finished great perspective and great depth. oh, this is for knowing the law of perspective and skin accessible column. this niche has less than 66 and is the lowest, that is, with such a tire, this niche seems to us more deep than the woman herself managed. also, a cartouche, hung on the chimney with the sound of two warriors with staffs and military attributes, is carved out with various ornamental decor, filled with a mustache of the plane of the walls and overlapping the bodies and the center of this composition, the velvet altar is classicism, and it is practical. uh, it dissolves at an ovsive hour, we need it, so the crumbs

you also heard on television. >> we're back with attorney maya wylie. look at the intent this goes to what liz cheney public aargued for, which was to make a referral to indict donald trump. today they landed on subpoena, which we discussed, not referral, but they seemed to also make one of the key -- a case for the one of the key elements which is the indictment of the president. what do you think about the intent and when you think about something that in d.c. is known as classic democrat -- no offense to the party you ran in one -- which is sort of like almost doing it, getting credit, but not doing the referral, which is what cheney, as a republican democrat, if you will, seemed to be advocating. >> the thing here is, it doesn't require a referral. i keep going back to the fact that there is plenty of evidence, and anybody else in this country that had this kind of evidence out there in the public eye, witnesses who have made statements, documents, texts, would kick off a criminal investigation, and donald trump would be a person of interest in that

who more of a more of a social activist and something really unfortunate happened to polly and maya during the course of that litigation such that she ended up no longer being a plaintiff in that was that the officials at the university discovered that she had become pregnant before she was married and accused her on that basis of being a person low moral character and the ecp upon being faced with this situation the circumstance dropped maya. and so was left to fight as a plaintiff on her own. it was very difficult for her. she not only was subjected to epithets and threats of violence from whites, but was subjected to criticism from some african-americans for daring to on this role. because, of course, in these civil rights cases, the entire community could could be subject to blowback from whites, even if only one individual was, the face of a civil rights case. and so ultimately authoring lucy said that she had had enough and. the university of alabama case, the first one, mottley, was involved in ended without success. it took a second case years during the early 1960s to ultim

who more of a more of a social activist and something really unfortunate happened to polly and maya during the course of that litigation such that she ended up no longer being a plaintiff in that was that the officials at the university discovered that she had become pregnant before she was married and accused her on that basis of being a person low moral character and the ecp upon being faced with this situation the circumstance dropped maya. and so was left to fight as a plaintiff on her own. it was very difficult for her. she not only was subjected to epithets and threats of violence from whites, but was subjected to criticism from some african-americans for daring to on this role. because, of course, in these civil rights cases, the entire community could could be subject to blowback from whites, even if only one individual was, the face of a civil rights case. and so ultimately authoring lucy said that she had had enough and. the university of alabama case, the first one, mottley, was involved in ended without success. it took a second case years during the early 1960s to ultim

take a look at some of the other stories making use around the world. german president franklin stein maya has postponed a trip to ukraine. true to security reasons, that's according to german media reports. sy maya was due to visit today. brazil's fall right? president, shy of boston, auto has narrowed his gap with left as challenger, the, we financed the or looted esanova. according to recent polls in less than 2 weeks, brazilians cast their ballots in a 2nd round. the one the 1st round of the presidential election at the beginning of october by a margin of 5 points. the giant don't move a grant. most in the indonesian capital jakarta has collapsed after a fire broke out workers who were renovating the most have been taken to questioning. the fire lasted several hours and he said there are no casualties. britain's government is deeper in disarray after another tumultuous day in you k politics. a chaotic vote in parliament prompted allegations of bullying and manhandling and came just hours after another minister packed her bags. the hotline interior minister stepped down saying she had c

it's good to have you with us. german president, frank valdosta, maya has made a surprise visit to ukraine. his 1st trip since the russian invasion began on february 24th. shortly after arriving stein, my, i was directly confronted with the reality of life and it was a the german president had been in ukraine for just a few hours when he experienced the reality of war. as he spoke with local officials in the northern town of carew kafka air raid sirens rang out with forcing his team journalists and the ukrainian hosts to seek safety in a shelter. thus, this was a dark reminder of the conditions of the people here have to endure every day, mention your lieberman and we had the opportunity to talk to 10 to 15 men and women from korea give care about these last 8 months of the russian war of aggression, they deliver these, let's not more, not to this was as an under figures back in kiff may or vitale, cleats call ford gave stain my tour of the destruction caused by the latest russian airs, tracks on the ukrainian capital. and the consequences for its residence is obviously because of the stre

here in germany, stein maya had been due to visit on thursday. at least 8 people have been killed in a bombing at the gates of me on mars main prison for political detainees. the bomb exploded in an area where parcels were being delivered. the dead include 5 people who had been delivering parcels along with 3 prison staff. the giant dome of a grand mosque in the indonesian capital jakarta has collapse after a fire broke out workers who had been renovating the mosque have been taken for questioning. the fire lasted several hours. please say there are no casualties. the u. k is interior minister, so ela braverman has become the latest member of the government to leave office just weeks after being appointed. prime minister list trust has been under huge pressures and she was forced to change her signature economic policy due to negative market reactions. the reigning climber, illness recopy has been welcomed back in terran by cheering crowds after her sudden disappearance at a competition in south korea. there had been concerns for her safety after

according to media reports in germany style maya was due to visit on thursday. the u. k. is interior minister so well a braverman has become the latest member of the government to leave office just weeks after getting the job. hi melissa liz trots has been under pressure since she was forced to change her economic policy due to negative market reaction. in the main opposition party, the indian in indian national congress has elected malick argent. cargo as it's new leader, the 8 year old is the 1st person to lead the party in decades. who does not count from the narrow gandhi political dynasty? at the head of the world, health organization says urgent action is needed in the european region of t grey. in order to prevent a genocide, a civil war between the european government and neighboring arrow trail on one side and the to gripe people's liberation front on the other has been fought since 2020 violence has intensified as a truce broke down in august. here's what the world health organization chief had to say. this is a health crisis for 6000000 people and the world is

during president frank vall to shine maya has arrived in ukraine for a surprise visit. it is the 1st time that he has been in the country since the russian invasion on february 24th. he is planning to meet ukrainian president volota mears, the landscape. their talks are expected to focus on military support and repairing destroyed infrastructure before the onset of winter. and tomorrow's freaking correspond. funny char, who has a view now from keith, so funny somers visit coming amid some rocky relations between the german leader and his ukrainian counterpart. tell us more while we all remember, of course, that mister starr, my german is president, wanted to come to the capital of ukraine already the spring in april when he was uninvited, was actually part of a big group of the hands of the bulk of the, the hands of the baltic states, but also was to join his polish counterparts. and really the last minute he was uninvited by ukraine. it was a lot of speculation. why that happened in never was an official reasoning for that . but ukrainian and polish officials were spec

. >> maya, how unusual to be tried, convicted and sentenced for contempt of congress? >> it's not very common. as we saw after steve bannon was indicted, a whole slew of trump allies, loyalists and advisers coming forward and cooperating with the january 6th committee even if it was to plead the fifth amendment right to stay silent. remember, steve bannon was indicted on contempt just a few days after a judge said, you know, this executive privilege, this idea and argument that somehow congress can't get access to white house records because donald trump says it shouldn't is just not lawfully supportable. and that's really part of bannon's problem here is that he was betting on something that he never had a credible legal claim to bet on because he never worked for the white house at the period of time that congress was seeking his testimony for. remember january 5th when he was in the willard hotel as part of that war room. he was not a member of donald trump's team inside the white house. so the fact that he was really trying to assert legal arguments that any lawyer

where multiple people have been killed as g. hardest gunman stormed a hotel in the somali port of kiss maya there, silence the 1st detonated a car bomb at the gates of the hotel in the city center. authorities say pupils leaving a nearby school were among the casualties. police say the incident ended with the death of all 3 attackers. the medicine group i'll chabad claims, it was behind the the group has been trying to overthrow the somali government as more than a decade ago. he w. phyllis felix marina and nairobi told us the gunmen singled out their target. today's attack came the backdrop of a meeting where security officials, one meeting at their hotel that was attacked, and the security officials were planning on how to combat. and there are sub myisha . so there they are president in so mainly has actually been having meetings with various security officials and the security officials have been meeting at to just see how best they can combat. they also bob melisha, but something else that we need to note is that they'll show bob is highly decentralized. they are in their rural areas.

the plan for taurus traded mexico could be gay off the rail tread maya is one of the president's bank projects. but as john hold the reports, it's run into strong opposition from environmentalists and engineers. there were trees here once we had a jungle here, one of our last healthy jungle to mexico. and it has been destroyed by a big project in mexico that is called that in my trim, i keep project to president under those manuel lopez over the door a right way to connect result towns like can coon and to loom with attractions in the tier of the countries you could, hampton, insular, it's meant to run in a 1500 kilometer loop. but the most controversial line is here. the 68 kilometers of track on the car being coast originally was meant to run along this road. but hoteliers complained, and the government changed its plans. instead, the train would hack through one of the continents largest jungles. not one single tree will foe. that's what the president said. look that. but it's not just above the song that could be affected by the train. this is the delicate tape system beneath a su

i listen, the more interesting it becomes before this, and maya’s conversation here took a sip of theova or she is always so chatty. according to the total shutdown of gas and electricity, it’s a pity that maya didn’t specify who exactly brought moldova to this deplorable state of readiness to transfer to the ukrainians, the village of dzhorzhulet for several years. yes , everything is handed out here, and whoever is extremely for the territory of moldova, if anyone did not know, was founded in 1806 by the nekrasov cossacks and for a minute, there is the only port in moldova with access to the black sea. later, the sandu administration called the video recording of the conversation falsified, and the moldovan ministry of defense denied the possible call-up of reservists. well, of course, after all, if you admit that this conversation was after you need to resign, but sandu was not the only woman to suffer from her stupidity. this week, the company was the same lyudmila denisova , who so generously supplied nonsense about our army to a western audience, in a conversation with vovan and

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the photo was edited of maya flores. do we have the side-by-side? dagen: do we have them. >> i know they made her eyebrows look angrier. that's for sure. >> we had it on our program a few minutes ago. it really is a distinct difference. maya flores, we don't go into people's looks necessarily, it's not our position, but she's a rather attractive woman. you can see her on the right. the picture on the left makes her looks like she's scowling and angry. this is parts of an overall acceptance, a pattern of acceptance of lies on the left. they gas light, they accuse you of doing the things they're doing. the border is closed they say. the big one you hear, disinformation. what's more disinformation than this? >> it was the democrat whose called for defunding the police and then they tried to flip the script and say it was the republicans who did it. maria: unbelievable. >> this is the democrat playbook. they want to paint a fictitious picture of republicans as gun hungry, angry people who don't care about safety and that's not true at all. the republica

maya, state court oversight or federal elections.piring us from a constitutional crisis back in 2020. doesn't this case threat to remove that barrier, or that protection? >> it certainly does. look, this is a case where the court did the right thing and said, look, we're not going to have these kinds of shenanigans. and so, interesting lee, the supreme court said okay, okay, and we're going to let that stand because it's a state court. by the, way they've given out basically get an election free card in other states, like alabama, where they said sure, go ahead, we'll decide it later. but that's essentially a get an election free card. 5 to 7 house seats are at risk just in the four states that they've been given that power to move forward with discriminatory districts. but this is the point about -- we are literally saying, when a state court, an independent state court decides under its own constitution and laws, the discrimination is going to happen. then, would we be able to say, now it's federal. so in other words, when states a

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i think with the maya there will be more need for hotel staff and for the young people who want to grow. i think the government for thinking of that but there are already lots of hotels and jobs in this area. the problem is most pay very low wages. people still live in poverty. the questioners will the government trained pay better, and will it be worth the environmental cost? john holman, al jazeera roberta maya ah, just a quick look at the main stories are following as our and ukraine, the officials are saying at least 13 people have been killed in russian missile attacks in the southeast and city of zap morisha. dozens of others have been wounded, rescue work as a digging through rubble of residential buildings with fears that more people might be trapped as, as he is on the ukrainian control, and is part of a region that rushes as it annexed. last month. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski as called the shelling merciless. meanwhile, rush as president says, saturdays blast on the bridge connecting crimea to milan. russia was a terrorist act. let him a person has blamed ukraine. sp

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john holman, al jazeera rivera maya. ah, this is al jazeera. these are the top stories, at least 13 people have been killed in a rush, an attack, and the ukrainian, the city of zap lucia, ukrainian officials say russian forces shall, residential areas over night. rory challenge has more from keith. the civilians of the city is average year that seem to be experiencing the worst of rushes rage. the city has been pounded repeatedly over recent days by russian air strikes and missile strikes. it's indiscriminate at best, at worst, it seems intense. no, that's how most ukrainians interpreted is why they describe russia as a terrorist state. and last night's, again, there were strikes on civilian targets. meanwhile, ukraine says its troops are involved in heavy fighting near bar mode in the da net legion. russia says its army is making games in the area. moscow says traffic is running our brit on the bridge that connects crimea to mainland russia. it was hit by an explosion on saturday. russian divers are to examine the damage. the head of the catho

of ailments, not just pain, but also inflammation, muscular tension, and anxiety. pain therapist, maya fagen bag has tried cannabis products on many of her patients. she can recall when the prescription 1st became legal and there was an explosion of interest. but often the results have been disappointing. in schisms, m hunter in most of our patients wanted to stop the treatment again because it wasn't good enough at reducing pain. dish mouse effect in a glance mist alhashan good. poor results, little scientific proof, pain experts have grown skeptical. maya if i can, bag nose from the few studies that do exist, that can of annoyance, are most effective in treating nerve pain, but by no means do all neuropathy suffers, benefit dot, as a saw, does yet we need to treat 9.5 patients to find one who benefits and that's a pretty poor outcome. does the phone seamlessly to 2nd. oh, and yet there are cases where medical cannabis works amazingly well for secret peep . gosh, for example. she's been suffering from multiple sclerosis for 50 years now. and recently had a mild stroke. she doesn't rea

it is on all of us in this room to ensure that this chapter, that we rise, as maya angelou wrote, intobreak that is wonderfully clear, let us fulfill the dream and the hope of a sleeve and allow this nation to rise to its full potential." thank you, very much. [applause] ♪ countries committed to providing security assistance to ukraine.

now from there a maya. there were trees here. once. we had a jungle here. when our of our last healthy youngel to mexico and it has been destroyed by a big project in mexico, that is cool. that in my trim, i keep project to president under as manuel lopez over the door a re way to connect result towns like can coon and to loom with attractions in interior of the countries you could time peninsula. it's meant to run in a 1500 kilometer loop, but the most controversial line is here. the 68 kilometers of track on the car being coast originally was meant to run along this road. but hoteliers complained and the government changed its plans. instead, the train would hack through one of the continents largest jungles. not one single tree will foe. that's what the president said. i will do that. but it's not just above the soul that could be effected by the train. this is the delicate cave system beneath a subterranean land, water field, sink holes and underground rivers. what is the risk for these caves in this cave? system of the thread might collapse collapse. t

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john homan, al jazeera rivera, maya, ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera russian missile strikes have been reported in several cities in ukraine, including the capital, achieve the state emergency services as people have been killed and injured. although it's not clear how many and blasts have also been heard in cities in ukraine's west, including levine, that's close to the border with poland and turn opal disney pro and central ukraine and close to the front lines has also been hit. where we challenge has more on the phone from cheve. remember, this is monday morning. so these attacks seem designed to cause maximum carnage during the morning rush hour basically, they're all injured and dead, but it's not yet known. how many? that's according to the states emergency services. the indication is out of the 8 people being killed that was an hour ago before the latest ways of attack so that it's almost certain to go up significantly. now q 50 may be tony clinch, guy was appealed to all residents in the city. he says, stay in shelte

maya started fund-raising when she was 9, competing in open-water events with swim across america.e was crossing lake tahoe at night, no less, to avoid the harsh sun. last summer while swimming the 20 miles of open ocean between catalina island in california, maya realized she wasn't alone in the water. >> i looked to the side and just saw this giant eye, and that was the only thing that i saw. and i got so terrified, and the entire swim i thought it was a shark. >> wait. you thought there was a spark swimming along with you, and you kept going? >> yeah. >> reporter: when maya gets scared or tired, she just thinks of the names on her swim cap, people battling cancer who face a much bigger challenge. >> just having that is such a good thing to keep me going, is that these people, i'm swimming for them. i'm doing it for them, and that's why i do these swims. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, san francisco. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm wendy gillette in new york. steve

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let's bring in republican texas congressman maya flores.ate's 34th congressional district and facing down vincente gonzalez. let's start with mayor london breed. what do you make of her apology and do you accepted it? >> i don't accept it. she's not really sorry. she's apologizing because of the backlash that she's getting. she really feels that way. no, i don't accept her apology. i find it disrespectful. she's making these type of comments. you know, immigrants like myself come here legally were a people of strong faith and god and also strong values and all about hard work. that's who we are. yes, we have a drug abuse problem in this country. it's something that we need to work together, both parties, because it's a very serious problem. we can't be attacking certain ethnicity and put it all on them. i find that very racist and very disrespectful of her to make those type of comments. that's why border security is so important. our border patrol agents -- >> gillian: speaking of that, let's take a look at this. looking forward to the mid

and i'll just say that riveto maya ah challenge there will be routed to the of our top story. at least 40 people are being killed in a russian missile strike that happened to be paid institute of richer and apartment block was hit and it's fair that will people are trapped the rubble ukraine. the president has called the shelling, merciless. and that strike happened hours after a blast, partially destroyed the bridge connecting crime in russia. present puting calls that a terrorist act and blames ukraine. but keith is not claiming responsibility. some, you know, there is no doubt. this is an act of terrorism aimed at destroying russia's critical civilian infrastructure, its authors, perpetrators, and beneficiaries other security services of ukraine. north chris later says he'll continue to strengthen his nuclear operations. can jargon, has overseen exercises involving ballistic massage with bulk of nuclear warheads. the past 2 weeks, the state news agency says that in response to the large scale navy drills by south korea and us forces protest as insur lanka condemning a viole

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it is on all of us in this room to ensure that this chapter, that this chapter, that we rise, as mayaou wrote, into a daybreak that is wonderfully clear, bringing the gifts that our ancestors gave. let us fulfill the dream and the hope of a slave and allow this nation to rise to its full potential. thank you, very much. [applause] ♪ >> today, says spacex group five arrives at the international space station. watch live coverage onset -- 4 p.m. at c-span, on c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of a government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> schools and businesses went virtual and we powered a new reality because at mediacom. >>mediacom support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> our campaign 2022 coverage continues tonight with i went republic senator chuck grassley taking on his democratic challenger. mark kelly faces republican blake masters and libertarian mark victor in the first and only debate in that race. you won't find

it is on all of us in this room to ensure that this chapter, that we rise, as maya angelou wrote, intobreak that is wonderfully clear, let us fulfill the dream and the hope of a sleeve and allow this nation to rise to its full potential." thank you, very much. [applause] ♪ >> here is a look at c-span's campaign 2022 coverage coming up this evening. at 8:00 p.m., regina governor youngkin campaigns for arizona's republican governor nominee at an event in scottsdale, arizona. at eight: 35, the democrat in the race meeting with voters in the phoenix area. >> c-span's washington journal. every day we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning the university of virginia center for politics discusses campaign 2022 and races to watch. and on the pennsylvania senate debate between john fetterman and mamet's. and the expected rides of household energy costs. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning, on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the discussion with you

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maya wily is here, former assistant u.s.dent of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. and erin haines is here, editor at large of the 19th, also an msnbc political contributor. eddie glaude, i'll start with you. i'm almost out of words. but what words should we be reaching for in this moment? >> how deeply troubled we are. the nature of the problem that we face. what senator tuberville did, and i think we need to make this connection really quickly, is that we've been talking about the horrors of the great replacement theory. but by invoking the language that they want to take -- what is it? "they want to take over what you've got. they want to control what you have." this is an adjacent argument to the replacement theory. but it's a very clumsy way of trying to engage in a dog whistle that turned out to be a foghorn. we need to understand the way in which race is being mobilized by the current gop, not only by tuberville and marjorie taylor greene but also by ron johnson and what he's doing with mandela jones

and i'll just say that riveto maya. ah, your challenges there is lisa hill, robin and her reminder of all top news stories. at least 13 people are being killed in a russian missile strike. it happened in the ukrainian city of reacher, and upon the block was hit and it said more people are trapped in the rubble. ukraine's president has called the shelling. merciless strike happened, dallas, after a blast, possibly destroyed the bridge connecting crimea to russia. present vladimir putin calls in a terrorist attack and blames ukraine, but keith has not claimed responsibility. some union. there is no doubt this as an act of terrorism aimed destroying russia's critical civilian infrastructure. its authors, perpetrators and beneficiaries other security services of ukraine, protested and relying for condemning a violent crack down a little demonstration in the capital columbia. at least 6 people have been arrested after security forces told protest as they couldn't dissemble in a public location. to protest continue, cancer on

i think with the maya there will be more need for hotel staff and for the young people one to grow. i think the government for thinking of that but there are already lots of hotels in jobs in this area. the problem is most pay very low wages. people still live in poverty. the question is, will the government train pay better and will it be worth the environmental cost? john holman, al jazeera, revert a maya, emergency services and northern india are trying to retrieve bodies following an avalanche last week. at least 26 people have been confirmed dead since the accident and the hammer layers on tuesday. bad weather is hampered, search and rescue efforts. a group of $41.00 trainee climbers and their teachers were caught in the avalanche in the northern said or threatened tropical storm julia strengthened to a hurricane as it moves closer to central america is made landfall along nicaragua was car being coast with sustained winds, reaching a 140 kilometers per hour. earlier, julia brought strong waves and highways to the columbia island of san andras florida, north and south carolina

the trend maya was named after the indigenous people. it's one of several mega projects by the president. andras manila has open the door, but the project is running into strong opposition from environmentalists and engineers, john home and explains why from vera maya. there were trees here once we had a jungle here. when our of our last healthy youngel to mexico and it has been destroyed by a big project in mexico. that is cool. that in my the trim my key project to president under those men will lopez over the door a re way to connect result, towns like can coon and to loom with attractions and material of the countries you could time peninsula is meant to run in a 1500 kilometer loop, but the most controversial line is here. the 68 kilometers of track on the car being coast originally was meant to run along this road. but hoteliers complained and the government changed its plans. instead, the train would hack through one of the continents largest jungles. not one single tree will foe. that's what the president said. i will do that. bu

i think with the maya there will be more need for hotel staff and for the young people who want to grow. i think the government for thinking of that but there were already lots of hotels and jobs in this area. the problem is most pay very low wages. people still live in poverty. the question is, will the government trained pay better? and will it be worth the environmental cost? john homan, al jazeera rivera maya, a football tournament highlighting the plight of more than 100000000 children living in poverty is taking place in kata a month ahead of the world. come. i room tasa met the girls team representing zimbabwe at the straight child world cup for 14 year old zondaway de santos. these weekly training sessions on to some are playing football. it helps take mind off her troubles growing up in an informal settlement in some ball way as tough. some areas of no running water or electricity. crime is rife. after practice, zondaway tells her mother being part of a football team is helping build her confidence in a safe environment. so yeah, so whenever i'm playing, i see my teammates are

john holeman, i'll just say that riveto maya. and he bought right support his have much through mexico city in a protest cold in favor of women. it's the 2nd consecutive view. the rally has taken place in the capital, the protest was organized last year, after abortions of up to 12 weights were criminalized in at least 10 st. libby air is suffering. one of the worst water crises in the world. years of drought and war have left millions of people struggling to get enough water. but one community has put together to tap into a natural source underground. r. hi rod. the district of double harvey in the western mountains of libya is one of the warmest areas of the country, but drought is forth members of the merits, family in the village of arianne to dig deep with the health of the local community . they've tapped into water on the ground and in the future name. yeah. once in the past we had no water source. this is the 1st well ever dug in this area. water tank is used to be brought in from remote areas for a 100 dinars. now it's a