melinda herring, thank ou a mutual actor. melinda herring, thank you for— a mutual actor. herring, thank you for your analysis. - a mutual actor. melinda herring, l thank you for your analysis. thank ou. russia is facing another round of western sanctions, a year after the invasion of ukraine began. the european union announced a tenth round of measures, shortly after the united states imposed further restrictions on more than 100 russian individuals and businesses. leaders of the g7 group of richest economies have warned they'll punish any countries that help russia evade sanctions, with the united kingdom announcing export bans on every item russia has been found using on the battlefield to date. the us secretary of state antony blinken addressed the united nations today — here's what he had to say. members of this council should not fall into the false equivalency of calling on both sides to stop fighting. 0r calling on other nations to stop supporting ukraine in the name of peace. no member of this council should call for peace while supporting russia's war on ukraine

. >> melinda dylan has pass wad. she's known for her role in "a christmas story."d an oscar nod. the cause of death has not been revealed. she passed on january 9th, according to to an obituary. >>> a new jersey community is in mourning after a councilwoman was shot and killed. a long-time civil servant was shot cel times while sitting in her car. >> cnn's jason ean casarez brin the latest. >> good morning. the investigation is continuing in who is responsible for the brutal murder of the new jersey city council member. what we can tell you is that multiple agencies are participating in this criminal investigation. they sent dogs out to the wooded area. i think we have video of that. they are searching but we also know that this did happen on wednesday night. it was right outside of where she lived. she was in her car. and witnesses say they heard multiple gunshots. those gunshots were going into her car. when laurmt arrived at the scene, she was already deceased. now police have not held a press conference. prosecutors office has not held a press conference. there

well, melinda's an incredible person, so i'm lucky that i knew her, that we were married.t to need quite as much at this point. um, and so, yeah, both — i think there's some regrets, but, you know, we're moving forward in a very positive way. we have this phrase "empty nest syndrome" — it must be very strange when your kids grow up and leave the house. do you get lonely? you know, i prepared myself very well, thinking, you know, "ok, when the kids are gone, "i won't get much time with them". partly because of, you know, digital connection — you know, i can do video conferences with the kids. you know, my kids are all learning about medicine, they understand the modern world, so they can tell me about things. so, because i set my expectation low, i'm always impressed how much time the kids are willing to give me. what's the most important thing you've learned from your kids? well, you have a certain immortality through your kids that, you know, even things you do that won't have an impact during your lifetime, you want them to have a good life. and so, they, you know, they

shrapnel will follow him through life... ..and follow her. 0ne family, one loss, one year of russia's war. 0rla guerin, bbc news, eastern ukraine. melinda at the atlantic council, outlined how the conflict will play out in the coming months. look, ukraine can win and ukraine has the will to win, but it's really a matter of how long the west will continue to supply the ukrainians with the arms they need. george barros at isw said it very well today. he said 2023 will be the year of ukrainian counteroffensive and it will be a series of counteroffensives if the west provides the weapons that the ukrainians need. but all eyes are really on artillery. many people are concerned that the ukrainians will not have enough artillery of the year goes on. how much do they need and where will it come from? we've seen the us commit huge amounts of money and resources. is the us now key to them winning this? the us is absolutely key. the us is the biggest supplier of assistance, supplier of assistance, so what we do others will follow. but don't diminish the role of britain and poland in particular. the brits and poles have really stuck their necks out

melinda crane. it's always going to have your, the big table. thank you. thanks friends. with her out rushes that war of aggression president about what there's a putin has also attacked you grades, identity and its culture. so how can you create a sense of itself survive this war? in our next report we meet ukrainian art is who, whether inside their country or in exile, all c culture as a means of survival and an anchor that can hold the nation to get. i double i n a girl is named al yonah, al yonah, ukraine's best known wrapper and style icon in the studio of tv channel one plus one. she taught herself how to wrap, and nowadays she speaks for an entire generation. her subjects, the war and the feelings it unleashes god was. paula gave him a quote, but it says, and though you'll go with her since at the start of the war, i'll yonah al yonah has been splitting her time between keys and abroad. she sings about her experiences, and europe is listening in all the repairs even be in stages. i see more of ukrainian artist arts always help to be to has connection was other, a conscious

melinda. she also talked about the, the limits of the un security council didn't she, which is of the salary clinton update right now. absolutely. in fact, this is her 2nd speech within 24 hours. she also spoke yesterday in the general assembly debate. and arguably that debate was more important than this one, although this is the central organ of the united nations that is dedicated to enforcing peace and security. and this body can actually issue resolutions that have binding force that are, for example, order acre country to desist from aggression. but it won't do so because russia has a veto in this body and they are for, prevents it essentially from acting. so is there any point in having this debate? there is for 2 reasons. one is, it's important for countries to hear different perspectives. and even if the russian representative wasn't listening right now, this is on the record. and that essentially is the bridge to the 2nd point. the security council cannot now enforce international norms international laws, but it can reinforce them by calling out violations by naming aggressors. we sometimes in the legal area refer to name and shame. and t

melinda. i just talked about that. the geo politics are really shifting. it's not longer the west against the east, it's really her the global south, which is her as go getting more important and which is also kind of working closer and closer with china and russia. we see a large involvement of a chinese companies, for example, in mexico. and other latin american countries, so china is becoming one of the key players and there was actually some fear yesterday. and the day before yesterday the china made use of this a security council, or maybe maybe even the general assembly yesterday to present their own so called peace plan, which and that was the fear here. i would include that of china would ask for stop sending ammunition or to russia, and that would have poisoned or the whole debate and would have made it probably even more difficult for countries like brazil war a little bit on the fringes here to vote in favor of the resolution to watch in favor of the resolution. so there is a really nice and i'm going to, i know i'm gonna have to interrupt you there and afraid inasmuch as we are now going to listen to a

process this wall of pain and fear that they obviously feel, ah, ah, ah, melinda ashley lock, then area session. ugh, a tick tock. her who used to be a classic influencer, with some trouble blogging, the classic tick tock, aesthetic, and humans. who can? i am tick tock from. i had picked up channel, valerie, she has about 25000000 views for her war videos of cliques. reduce won't when she's made many videos that have gone by role with the go. oh, i think really cool. b, i believe with info from you about what's interesting is how uses intuitively employ narrative structures. so with protagonist antagonism ruptures and punch lines and surprising huffman. we have here, and here we have the antagonist fusion that what he intended to do with ukraine spirit destroy 1st image destroy as by bonds, thus is grant. this is smiley, but i think is fundamental illustrates the kind of ironic defiance that young ukrainians are adopting a live on food. they have no other way to respond to the school, which is as absurd as it is incomprehensible to them, than with irony or sarcasm or castles till the i guess i 5, aspire spirit is the

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melinda hernandez got to meet with the california senator. he later tweeted the photo along with words that she was an inspiration and it is an honor to meet her. in the wake of the half-moon shooting has helped workers deal with the trauma. it was this message that the founder hopes to take to the president. if you missed the state of the union address we have the full video and transcript up on our website and you can find it on our homepage. reggie: california state parks are receiving a massive investment. a grant was announced for protecting and enhancing wildlife habitats. projects within the east bay regional park district and the hayward recreational heart district are among the 12 that receive funding. another building is being stripped of its name because the namesake was racist. the workers remove the name moses hall from the building which houses the department of philosophy and institute of governmental studies. it had been named after bernard moses, a prominent faculty member. the decision comes after a review of his work noted intense racist and colonialist abuse. it is the fifth building to be unnamed since 2020. the building w

melinda, and once you are a president you are always one. vanessa gibson, mark, and terry, and donovan, give them a hand. [applause] last but not least, our government. our government. [applause] you see hern stage. you see her delivering prevention and address. you are going to see real leadership in this government. this governor is the study hand we need at the wheel right now. i may be the pilot for the city, but she is the pilot for the state. you say over and over again we are all passengers. do not pray for her to crash, pray for her to land this plane. you are passengers on this also. thank you governor for what you do every day. [applause] and her presence here today is not only a testament to our incredible partnership, but to her commitment to the people of new york and the state. i am grateful to have her here as our lieutenant governor. she is fighting for us. they are fighting for us in office. [applause] hours -- our working people agenda starts with jobs. not inside hustles, site hustles or gigs. but jobs with good pay and benefits. jobs that can support yourself and family. jobs you can build a life around. new york city has cited more than 200,000 new jobs over the last

blonde all about the melinda had blonde all about the boobs and like being and not too challenging and actually she's going i'm not like that so actual person yeah and i've met her woman, you know, and actually very normal. yeah and the normal has gone great and it has gone dry. i think it has little space in grey actually. we just had a picture of her up there. yeah. yeah. see i'm all for grey, but then i'm slightly biased . but there you go. well, biased. but there you go. well, colour's yours. you don't die it, fraser. oh it's not. yes, there's a number of people who say to me though. oh you're going to get just four men, but there's no order. but it's different for men. i mean . yes. different for men. i mean. yes. oh, no, no . i get to oh, no, no. i get to distinguish. look for men . and distinguish. look for men. and so we're talking. yes, it does. in terms of how the public perceive you , then, yes, i agree perceive you, then, yes, i agree entirely . but it's not different entirely. but it's not different for men in the. we still do say you still look in the mirror and 90, you still look in the mirror and go, hey, stop me . hey, i really go, hey, stop me.