mimi fawaz live.tch sprint specialist was almost certain to get the nod ahead of his team—mate mark cavendish of the tour de france. rugby to rugby union, where the six nations gets under way on saturday. england kick off their tournament at murrayfield as they aim to beat scotland and regain the calcutta cup from scotland. head coach says he wants the flanker to the as normal game. he head coach says he wants the flanker to the as normal game.— to the as normal game. he is startin: to the as normal game. he is starting is — to the as normal game. he is starting is starting _ to the as normal game. he is starting is starting his - to the as normal game. he is starting is starting his career| to the as normal game. he is i starting is starting his career as a captain and obviously he was the next most obvious choice and unfortunately courtney is not available so tommy comes in but we have had him for a while as a potential leader in the team. the player is like playing with him, they followed him in th

when you mimi a human onyx. i am an economist also historian i've been a professor of english and philosophy. i think economics should not give up the numbers or anything like that. but it should add to it what we can learn from the humanity from shakespeare i learned a lot every time i hear the flute and harp it is an all hands on deck idea we have to understand our whole life. and in particular always catch myself when it talk about adam smith. not only adam smith but his followers until now you think they can do economics just by watching people but watching people not tell you about the meaning that they bring to their economic life. what is your job been to you? what does consumption mean to you? we as humanities consider and modern economics does not. i am in favor of human onyx. >> doctor, and your view what does a shakespeare or mozart add to our understanding of her economic life. >> they tell you why people do things the heroes are middle class. one of the main characters there and the merchant of veni

when you mimi a human onyx. i >> i am an hopeful economist. but i'm also a historian and i thought as a professor of english and philosophy. i think that economics shouldn't give up the math or the numbers or anything like that. but it should add to it when we can learn from the unanimous, from shakespeare. greta. mozart, for that matter. i learned a lot from mozart, every time i hear the flute and harp concert him, so it's an all hands on deck idea, but in order to truly understand our economic lives we have to understand our whole life. in particular the modern economics, not adam smith, -- i'm an episcopalian. i always cross myself when i mentioned adam smith. not adam smith, but his followers, tended to narrow the field until now. economists think they can do economics just by watching people. that's okay. i'm not against people watching people. but watching people doesn't tell you about the meanings that they bring to economic life -- but i mean what does your job mean to you? what does consumption mean to you. these are important questio

if you lay down your weapons and go home is away was mimi than the slavery w e d. the more let's go to moscow then join journalist natalia. it's more than ever a welcome natalia. how is this news being received there? well, here in russia, this is obviously the major topic on all news towns and publications. and everybody here is only talking about what does it mean and how to react to this. and some people are, don't know what else to do and going on to the streets. we've seen some progress happening in the center of moscow and in another russian cities. and it's hard to calculate how many people are there but, and several hundreds for sure. and many of them have already been detained. and we have a latest numbers more than 800 people all across russia. but people on that only going out of the streets because it's quite dangerous to express your opinion that way. a lot of people are posting on social media that they are not supporting this line or the government. and a lot of prominent russians also voice their concerns and voice their opinion against the war. but

he's away was mimi and in the us larry w e. d. the morning while to help us get through this developing story database, charles mcfadden joins me in the studio for more. charles took us through what's been happening in the last hour before we get into that, rebecca, i've been reporting on ukraine fight years. this is a remarkable and very dark moment in european history, and i think that flighty met putin. the saw that we just heard from him that the quote that we just heard from him was absolutely full of false misinformation, obviously designed to put off an army that he's now declared. he's fighting. now i would just wanted to take you through what vladimir putin said. he said that the government of ukraine was near not in fact, it's not. it's led by jewish president. he said that the far right was in charge of ukraine. in fact, at the last election, it received less than 2 percent of the vote. now he made a see a series of remarks at climbing the heritage of the said, the 2nd world war for russia i ukrainians would say on the

and mimi find with policies that have been made better by all the arguing and disagreeing.ow as soon as i am done, folks will run out to the hallway and take shots of the pieces of the budget that they don't like. that's fine. a lot of the same people have brought some really good ideas to the table. some of those are already part of my proposal. i may not get everything i want in this budget. that's okay. because there's nothing we can do if we stick together and refuse to get discouraged. our political system the future belongs to the coalition and the consensus seekers. those who understand our true impact can only be measured by the work we actually get done and the people whose lives we improve. that's a good thing those are the people you want in charge. a significant number is this from the very idea of democracy itself. it is the whole idea of civil disagreement. and that it can ultimately bring us to a better place and for all you can choose to be cooperative and intransigent but when we walk away from the very idea of democratic governance we wind up somewhere we

we canjoin our reporter mimi fawaz who's in yaounde in cameroon for us. we have seen the closing ceremonyg. what is the myth like there between the fans? ., ., , ,, the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just _ the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just a _ the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just a few _ the fans? you actually miss the fireworksjust a few minutes - the fans? you actually miss the | fireworksjust a few minutes ago the fans? you actually miss the - fireworksjust a few minutes ago but fireworks just a few minutes ago but the mood has been great between the fans. i have not seen many fans, though, coming here to the stadium. as we have seen they have been playing but in terms of senegal we can expect the fans mood as they support their teams. senegal have been here throughout the tournament. great displays of the fans in the stadium supporting their team and for egypt, i had spoken to a few of the fans and the organisers. they are flowing in everyday that egypt place and had several flights landing today with the fans to celebrate. and then they had backed just

separatists and ukrainian army, now putin has demanded ukrainian forces. retreat, please the way was mimi in the flesh. we you to lay down immediately and go home. i will explain all service men of the ukrainian army who comply with this requirement can freely leave the area of military actions and return to the families. but when you put the, when you, when we tried to stop us and food, the create threats to our country, to our people, should know that rushes response will be immediate and lead you to such consequences that you have never faced in your history. we are ready, but any outcome can? the operation began despite last ditch appeals from members of the un security council for com, with ukraine's ambassador to the un demanding his russian counterpart on the council stepped down as chairman, co putting colo rove to stop aggression. there is no purgatory for war criminals. they go straight to hell, and that's enough. the us and the european union have warned of a catastrophic loss of life with immediate calls for more dialogue. these are among the dark cuz our for europe since the

but his away was mimi didn't last, larry dozier, we urge you to lay down arms immediately and go home. i will explain all service men of the ukrainian army who comply with this requirement can freely leave the area of military actions and returned to the families claims in the when you put the l. sampling a shirt. however, we try to stop us and further create threats to our country to our people should know that russia's response will be immediate and lead you to such consequences that you have never faced in your history. we are ready for any outcome kinda new as president joe biden released the statement calling russia's attack on ukraine unprovoked and unjustified sang president putin has chosen a premeditated war that will bring a catastrophic loss of life and human suffering. russia alone is responsible for the death and destruction this attack will bring, and the united states and its allies and partners will respond in a united and decisive way the world will hold russia accountable. nato secretary general, yan stalsen book, says the alliance wants to prevent a conflict, but is

. >> will my right honorable friend mimi to discuss the future of the environmental agency? -- when my right honorable friend meet me? >> i'm always happy to meet with my friend. i also must say that i think the environment agency faces many challenges and does an outstanding job building flood defenses. 340,000 homes are better protected, and we continue to invest massively, but i look forward. always happy to meet him. >> yesterday, when i asked the prime minister about russian meddling in u.k. elections, he looked very shifty. when he was foreign secretary -- when he was foreign secretary in 2017, in a joint press conference with the russian foreign minister, when lavrov claimed there was no evidence that russia had interfered in u.k. elections in any way, they now prime minister corrected him by saying there was no evidence of successful interference. can the prime minister tell us what evidence he has seen of unsuccessful interference? has he actually read the russia report? is there credible evidence of interference? and given that -- and given that, as the defense sec

they put out a, they sent a letter to the un high commissioner for refugees saying that they had from mimi from intelligence that they didn't cite. of course, they never do that. russia was guarding, but i completely take over ukraine, including key of that lists of journalists and dissonant. they were going to capture and kill and torture and concentration camps, and journals, etc. and then you look at the united states record in the last couple of decades. so i will grab, it was a torture center. they have guantanamo, it's a concentration camp on cuba. they have a journalist, drew in a sergeant prison in london, told just what they were choosing russia planning to do. and actually using the un as a foil here to try to spread this story that they themselves do. and i do believe what you also said beated that the u. s. seems to wanted this wars, not quite sure. they were screaming every single day was a distraction from the nato treaty. the treaties, the draft treaties director put forward. but they seem to wanted to drag drag brush into a trap in the don bass by starting up this offensive

. >> my whole life i've been so proud of where i came from, what makes mimi today. >> reporter: to help she took an ancestry dna test and then got the shock of her life. >> i'm sitting at my desk and there's english, irish, welsh, german. i'm like where's the italian? nothing. >>er. >> reporter: says the test showed no connection to her father. >> i knew something was wrong from the get go. >> reporter: and another test confirmed it. the probability her father was actually her father. the test says zero percent. >> it didn't seem real. i was in the delivery room. >> i'm like wait a minute, i carried a total stranger's child for nine months. and who is the other half of the child belong to? >> reporter: they're suing the health system doctor actually the injected sperm from a different man, who the complaint says, along with his wife, was undergoing fertility treatments with the same doctor at the same time as the harveys. the family's attorney. >> it shouldn't be that the fertility clinic transferred some stranger's sperm into mrs. harvey's body. it's not okay. it's not okay under the l

please away with mimi than the ones we get older. we you to lay down immediately and go home. i will explain all service men of the ukrainian army who comply with this requirement can freely leave the area of military actions and return to the families. but when you put the waiver would try to stop us and food, the creat threats to our country, to our people should know that russia's response will be immediate and lead you to such consequences that you have never faced in your history. we are ready for any outcome of the ukrainian president water damage zaleski has posted a video online saying he's now declared martial law from a journal grains when you were active dear ukrainians. this morning president putin announced a special military operation in dumbass. russia carried out strikes and military infrastructure on a board of gods. explosions were heard in many cities of ukraine. we introduce martial law throughout the state. i had a conversation with us president joe biden, the us starting together international support and today we need you each of you to be calm. if possi

let's go to yaounde where we can speak to our reporter mimi farwaz. this is as tense as they come.se as they come. yes, definitely very tense. _ this is as tense as they come. yes, definitely very tense. we _ this is as tense as they come. 133 definitely very tense. we did this is as tense as they come. 1&1: definitely very tense. we did see xenical getting some opportunities during the match to actually get a goal. they couldn't utilise it, that came after mane missed the penalty. not much differentiating both sides, but we do know that egypt has been here before. the previous match against cameroon, it went all the way to penalties and when they knocked out the ivory coast. the longer this goes, it could look more in favour of egypt, but we never know. , ., , in favour of egypt, but we never know. , . , ., ., ., know. this draws huge attention to the host nation _ know. this draws huge attention to the host nation and _ know. this draws huge attention to the host nation and presumably - know. this draws huge attention to the host nation and presumably a l know. this draws huge at

he's away was mimi and in less less w e. d. the morning we were able to get some voices from moscow. we some mixed reactions for you from people on the streets of the russian capital. listen it the hi jill is knowingly. i wouldn't want a full scale war in europe or in the world. i hope that the problem will be sold soon and there will be peace again, we're sorry. i'm slipping out much though no one knows what's going to happen with the currency with our economy. and it's not clear if we're able to survive the crisis like in 2014 or our situation will only get worse. posing other good. with those to normalize on say that this situation makes me happy, rather extremely concerned. was there no otherwise ukrainian and russian actions seem logical from voters perspective. so it doesn't allow you to choose who's right or wrong. hello to browse for me. it's a brotherly country. the brotherly people, raska loveretts cannot ord yesterday. wish that if wouldn't thinks it's necessary, then it should be done. the certainly some concern fro

if you lay down your weapons and go home, he's away was mimi. and in las larry w. e d the morning. well, we're going to get some voices now from moscow, mixed reactions from people on the streets of the capitol. let's take a look. we had, there was boy, me, i wouldn't want a full scale war in europe or in the world. i hope that the problem will be sold soon and there will be peace again with sonya. i'm sniffing atmosphere. no one knows what's going to happen with the currency with our economy, and it's not clear if we're able to survive the crisis like in 2014 or our situation will only get worse. posing other good with us to normalize on say that this situation makes me happy, rather, extremely concerned must, i know, otherwise ukrainian and russian actions seem logical from focused perspective. so it doesn't allow you to choose who's right or wrong or what the problem for me. it's a brotherly country at the brother the people roskus on average cannot ord. yesterday it was shipped. it wouldn't thinks it's necessary then it should be done this way in terms of protection of civilian

let's go to yaounde, where we can speak to our reporter mimi farwaz. each other. which of their teams is favourite to triumph? that is going to be very hard to tell her book get the bragging rights. both sides didn't start the tournament very well, but then built momentum as the competition progressed. both of them have been leaders for their side, progressed. both of them have been leaders fortheirside, mane progressed. both of them have been leaders for their side, mane is only three goals, and provided two assists for his team, really stepping up in this tournament and showing his leadership skills for his country, for his team. and the same for mohammed salah. we really saw him stand out for egypt in the north african derby against morocco, providing an assist, and scoring a goal, and as well of course got the winning penalty that he took, knocking out the ivory coast from the competition. so, to very good side. we will have to wait and see who will come out on top. egypt will be without their manager carlos queiroz and his assistant because they w

but his away was mimi in las larry dozier, we urge you to lay down arms immediately and go home. i will explain all service men of the ukrainian army who comply with this requirement is can freely leave the area of military actions and returned to the families claims in the when you put it else on your shirt. however, we tried to stop us and further create threats to our country to our people should know that russia's response will be immediate and lead you to such consequences that you have never faced in your history. we are ready for any outcome or this weekend, jonathan cassie's, director of democracy initiatives and a senior fellow with the german marshall fund of the united states to join us live now from washington. d. c. jonathan events moving thick and fast on the ground in ukraine. we saw at the un earlier on they had that emergency meeting of the security council as that was happening. this miniature operation was unfolding on the ground. and it is ironic, and the timing was significant, wasn't it? but as they were trying to avert war at the un security council, we had

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oh , but of course they could always count on grandma mimi to put a positive spin on the union's blatant corruption no matter how many kids were hurt. my whole mission in congress is about the children for c the childrenhi as you've heard e say in the arena, you have to be prepared to take a punch, have to be prepared to throw a punch for the children, for the children that's echoing in my mind the democrats cared so much about the children that they join themselves at the hip with the mostt antichild personality out there. what they didt to our kids has been nothing short of devastating loss learning anxiety, lack of exercise, weight gain, depression, drug use, loss socialization. nd that's just a start. all of that was brought on by the lockdowns that weingarten strenuously advocated. didy parents ever get an apology from her ? g of courseet not because she doesn't think she did anything wrong. and even if marshman rates are being dropped everywhere, weingarten is still refusing to budgeei. what's the argument against taking off mass in schools? let me just say this . t i am in favor o

now putin has demanded ukrainian forces. retreat, please the way was mimi in the flesh. we urge you to lay down immediately and go home. i will explain all service men of the ukrainian army who comply with this requirement can freely leave the area of military actions and returned to the families. but when you put the waiver would try to stop us and food, the creat threats to our country, to our people should know that russia response will be immediate and lead you to such consequences that you have never faced in your history. we are ready for any outcome and the operation began despite last ditch appeals from members of the un security council for com. we'd ukraine's ambassador to the un demanding his russian counterpart on the council stepped down as chairman called putting call of rove to stop aggression. there is no purgatory for war criminals. they go straight to hell, and that's it. up. the u. s. and the european union have warned of a catastrophic loss of life with immediate calls for more dialogue. these are among the darkest hour for europe since the end of wor

but his away was mimi in the was it does it. we urge you to lay down arms immediately and go home. i will explain all service men of the ukrainian army who comply with this requirement can freely leave the area of military actions and returned to the families claims in the when you what the hell said when your shirt or waiver would try to stop us and further create threats to our country, to our people should know that russia's response will be immediate and lead you to such consequences that you have never faced in your history. we are ready for any outcome. can you watch on us? are for moscow as tatyana cook a reva. she's deputy head of news at sputnik news and tatiana good tabby with us here. now just hear us. what is the justification then for russia's invasion of a sovereign nation? of good morning to you to i just as the president just said to you, made the clip and i'm sure that you are list knives is address. as we all did. and we, he said that this ministry operation, which was, we're not calling an invasion and it's, it's not supposed to be called invasions measure operat

. >> mimi. mimi. >>.please stand by] >> -- but this will be legally required and make sfusd a truly inclusive community. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello, siena? >> thank you. hi, my name is sienna dunn, on behalf of the aapac parent leadership team. every student, family, and educator in sfusd deserves to feel like they belong. queer and transgender deserve that, too. because are that, we understand the resolution. we also understand the budget cuts, cuts that kids are going to be impacted [indiscernible]. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you. celestina. >> my name is celestina. my pronouns are she/her, and i am the parent of a nonbinary, and i am a queer parent, and i support my seventh grader with my full heart, and i cannot begin to tell you what it means to me to see my child be supported in school, and i also just want to say how far we have come from when i was an school, that i would never considered going to an adult to talk about all of the bullying that i was subjected to. whether or not you

. >> mimi. mimi. >>.please stand by] >> -- but this will be legally required and make sfusd a truly inclusive community. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello, siena? >> thank you. hi, my name is sienna dunn, on behalf of the aapac parent leadership team. every student, family, and educator in sfusd deserves to feel like they belong. queer and transgender deserve that, too. because are that, we understand the resolution. we also understand the budget cuts, cuts that kids are going to be impacted [indiscernible]. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you. celestina. >> my name is celestina. my pronouns are she/her, and i am the parent of a nonbinary, and i am a queer parent, and i support my seventh grader with my full heart, and i cannot begin to tell you what it means to me to see my child be supported in school, and i also just want to say how far we have come from when i was an school, that i would never considered going to an adult to talk about all of the bullying that i was subjected to. whether or not you

. >> mimi. mimi. >>.please stand by] >> -- but this will be legally required and make sfusd a truly inclusive community. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello, siena? >> thank you. hi, my name is sienna dunn, on behalf of the aapac parent leadership team. every student, family, and educator in sfusd deserves to feel like they belong. queer and transgender deserve that, too. because are that, we understand the resolution. we also understand the budget cuts, cuts that kids are going to be impacted [indiscernible]. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you. celestina. >> my name is celestina. my pronouns are she/her, and i am the parent of a nonbinary, and i am a queer parent, and i support my seventh grader with my full heart, and i cannot begin to tell you what it means to me to see my child be supported in school, and i also just want to say how far we have come from when i was an school, that i would never considered going to an adult to talk about all of the bullying that i was subjected to. whether or not you

you certainly are the he pit mimi of who she was and she told me personal and said barbara, these rules and policies weren't made for you and eye and she said if you get behind thinks closed doors you have to fight the systemic issues. and i say that once again, when i started, i mentioned the the first congress was in 1789, shirley chisholm was legitimated in 1968. our country lost so much because there were nor black women in our house of representatives. we have to remember the power of the moment when shirley was elected to congress. so thank you. congresswoman lucy mcbath, another trail braiser -- trail playser who has a who has been bold, determined and persistent in making this country a better place and from the great state of georgia, lucy mcbath. mrs.mcbath: i thank you so much to my esteemed colleague and sheila jackson lee, thank you so much for leading us in our shero and the our leader, our shero, joyce beatty. plaque history month is a time for us to commemorate all those who came before us and to celebrate those who helped pave the path of progress that we found and find

mimi says let's audit what police department's are doing with the money they are receiving now and then we can see the need. police departments are becoming defense departments, just throwing money at it like water. millions of guns on the streets are normal, it doesn't make sense. jody says this officers killing has brought civic groups and the police together. when the blm protest came to fayetteville the police protected protesters and because of cooperation police arrested provocateurs who came with backpacks and hammers. gregory in grand rapids, michigan. caller: my name is gregory. i'm a 61-year-old black male. i've never been to prison, the police, you have good cops and bad cops. you have criminals, upstanding black males and i feel all of us shouldn't be treated the way that a criminal is being treated. i believe what you teach a child in the home he takes into the world when he walks out the door. you can stereotype one person and that's where my issue comes in. host: do you feel like the police do stereotype people in your town? caller: i have seen it done. it's amazing alway

mimi says let's audit what police department's are doing with the money they are receiving now and then we can see the need. police departments are becoming defense departments, just throwing money at it like water. millions of guns on the streets are normal, it doesn't make sense. jody says this officers killing has brought civic groups and the police together. when the blm protest came to fayetteville the police protected protesters and because of cooperation police arrested provocateurs who came with backpacks and hammers. gregory in grand rapids, michigan. caller: my name is gregory. i'm a 61-year-old black male. i've never been to prison, the police, you have good cops and bad cops. you have criminals, upstanding black males and i feel all of us shouldn't be treated the way that a criminal is being treated. i believe what you teach a child in the home he takes into the world when he walks out the door. you can stereotype one person and that's where my issue comes in. host: do you feel like the police do stereotype people in your town? caller: i have seen it done. it's amazing alway

calvert: i thank the gentleman for yielding i rise te father of our former house colleague mimi walters. chris passed away peacefully on december 30, 2021. he was born in finland and immigrated to new york with his family in 1939. as a refugee from the russian invasion of finland. he attended the university of new mexico on the nrotc scholarship and served as a marine officer from 1954 to 1960. in 1952 he and the love of his life, barbara, eloped. after he left the marine corps he began a business career in california. he rose to begin president of hunt-wesson frozen and refrigerated foods and later another food company. he retired and after that earned a law degree in 1990 and was admitted in the california bar. he was an active member of his community, he was past board president and c.e.o. of the south coast medical center in laguna beach and was director of many nonprofit organizations. he's survived by his wife of 69 years, barbara, their six children and their spouses, 16 tbrirn and four great grandchildren. he will be remembered for the extraordinary example he set through his li

if you lay down your weapons and go home his away was mimi in las larry dozier, e d. w. and help us walk. sorry, that's developing breaking news story database. charles mac federal joins me in the studio. charles, bring us up to spain. this is obviously developing and fast moving. tell us what we know sofa in rebecca. firstly, i need to go through what our president putin said in his speech to lou, which is delivered. there are 5 a m, moscow time i'd just as the un secretary general was speaking, as he mentioned am he as he did in his speech on monday he tried to delegitimize the ukrainian government.