missy: my question is -- rep. smith: i know we're going. missy: howdy think about that? lyn mattoon -- how do you think about that? rep. smith: i think it is time for us to get out of afghanistan. i think may 1 is unrealistic, that is 4.5 weeks from today. we have around 3000, 3500 troops there. to get them out in 4.5 weeks is logistically really dangerous and unrealistic. right now, we need to be engaging with that tell a man in an negotiation to extend that deadline. the reason that may 1 deadline matters is that taliban had a cease-fire against us for about a year, they have been aggressively pursuing military attacks against the afghan government. against us, it has not happened. come may 1, they said all bets are off and we are back to full skill warfare. we have to trying to get that deadline extended. that is when we get into the important discussions. a lot of people are very uncomfortable with saying that we should pull out in the way i said. there are two basic arguments. number one, the telegram take over if we are not there. -- the the last 20 years, we can s

there's missy in the middle there. so someone else was using her camera to shoot this and you can see it's a rare footage you can see how withered his legs are and the reason he loved these pools at warm springs was that they allowed him to feel like he was able to swim and had some freedom and he oh he spent almost half of his fortune converting that into a rehabilitation center. so here again, here's some of the home movies of that still photo you saw and they relationship between them at this point was very complicated because eleanor was still um, what? removed emotionally from their relationship and she was developing her own persona as a you know, a very very active first lady and franklin was the brilliant in the way. he would use her if she would come out with something with a new idea and say something if it generated a lot of controversy, he would say, oh, that's when this is i have no control over her but if it was well accepted then they would move on move on with it. he could use her as a bellwood learn mo

the hand marguerite missy, lehan. she had come with him when he first ran for vice president. she was with him through his polio and governor. and she became really almost like a chief of staff when he moved to the white house and she took a lot of home movies. so we're going to look at some of those home movies now to give you a little bit of a behind the scenes look at the roosevelt so we can go ahead to the video. now here he is in warm springs, georgia. actually this so this is in the backyard of springwood again, you can see elinor knitted eleanor knitted constantly in footage of her you'll see her knitting on boats. you'll see her knitting in cars and on trains it was a way she could be productive and franklin of course was enormously intelligent and absorbed huge amounts of information. so even when he was on vacation or on his home and he came up to springwood a lot. they would bring stacks of papers to read and design that's his daughter the tall blonde and his grandchildren there playing in the in the backya

one of his hits with missy elliott. >> when it's happening.ght, right. >> it's hundreds of songs that me and tim produce each. there's no way we are remembering all the songs. >> now, verzuz itself is a hit too. >> i knew it was special when everyone kept saying who is next, and what is next? >> there have been 24 match-ups so far. most recently the reinclusive soul singer came to the apollo theater where he competed against himself. >> hey, holdup, holdup, holdup. >> but sometimes, these celebrations can be tense. >> then there's gucci and young gz, two of the great rappers of atlanta. and they have a history. >> i want to welcome everyone in the internet world to this history. >> there's more than 15 years of bad blood between them. in 2005, one was charged with murdering the other's protoges, and here they are in the same room. >>. >> dloets it. >> instead. the two sworn enemies made peace life is too short. put your differences aside, and made verzuz less about rivalry and more about respect. >> we don't believe in outdoing each other. we

sure so there's a number of different leadership groups that are vying for the missi in myanmar right now including the junta but one of the main bodies of elected government is the committee representing those i saw which is a committee of mostly national league for democracy and peace. in the 2020 election but it does become but a larger group of people and they've really been leading the charge in terms of creating parallel power structures to the hunters and. all of young girls as well as many other townships around the country have now created people's governing bodies are not answering to the hunter and are only working with elected governments and we have also seen that over a dozen death diplomats around the world including the ones at the un in tokyo as well as in washington d.c. have now declared that they will only serve and answer to elected government. through this committee and they will not be honoring any mandate orders from the home. on in a boarding story there in and gone thank you many thank you for having me. highlighting now some other stories making news around

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sure so there's a number of different leadership groups are applying for the missi in the m.r. right now including the junta but one of the main bodies of elected government is the committee representing stuff which is a committee of mostly national league for democracy and peace. in the 2020 election but it does in compass a larger group of people and they've really been leading the charge in terms of creating parallel power structures to the hunters and. all of young girls as well as many other townships around the country have now created people's governing bodies are not answering to the hunter and are only working with elected governments and we have also seen that over a dozen deaths diplomats around the world including the ones at the un in tokyo as well as in washington d.c. have now declared that they will only serve and answer to elected government. through this committee and they will not be honoring any mandate orders from the one. in on in a boarding story their union gone thank you renee. thank you. highlighting now some other stories making news around the world

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try and how hard we train, they will beat us >> reporter: that's what worries arkansas state senator missy ervin who wrote the new law. >> if we allow men to enter into and compete against girls' sports, you'll dismantle girls' sports. >> do you believe that allowing transgender girls on the playing field will dismantle as you say girls' sports? >> i believe that case has happened in connecticut. >> but, it's not a total dismantling. >> yes, it can be. and that is why the law is incredibly important. >> reporter: supporters of transgender rights have another word for it discrimination stephanie gosk, nbc news >>> for generations of children, her books were required reading. "henry huggins" and so many more. tonight beverly cleary has died at age 104. here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: beverly cleary's stories are timeless favorites in bookstores and libraries, inspiring kids to read her first book "henry huggins" was published in 1950 followed by ralph, the legendary star of "the mouse and the motorcycle" and the spirited heroine ramona quimby. like the best of authors, cleary wrote about w

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courtney than if you'd seen a city like that i'm turning 14 soon and once again we won't celebrate so missy go because our mom doesn't have any money. i've never blown out candles on a cake so. 5 years ago 26 year old lawyer. decided to radically transform his life and help the poor in albania. i would you come to our experience on a dog i've learned a lot of the past 5 years there. are 2 pieces of advice for young people who want to start a church he hires is to get buy in for transparency above all just for fun and stay way from politics this summer dark but if you go. and she did that for us. the foundation for the show which translates to a different weekend a sense 7 of his 12000 volunteers deep into the countryside there they'll meet a woman and her children who fear for their lives. the belmore know you will refer to the womanish. a real name must be kept confidential 103 children were beaten so badly by her husband that he was sentenced to 18 months in prison he said to be released next week to. meet those new ways threatened that when he got out he'd find me wherever i was and kill

again my name is missy ryan ryan and i'm a reporter with the "washington post." i write about military issues and the pentagon and there is a lot of overlap in the oversight role and what we focus on in my area at the "washington post." i just wantn to thank murrett again for inviting me here today it's a pleasure and an honor to be here with fred humphries and chairman smith and to let everyone know will have half an hour discussion here where i'm going to be asking chairman smith some questions and then around 5:10 or 5:15 will open it up to the audience so have your questions ready. starting off i wanted to talk about one of the things you mentioned chairman smith about alliances and the defense partnership that has been crucial to the way that we have seen national security for decades and now they say the biden advanced ration has taken a different approach with the rest ofat the world in defense d non-defense partnerships and president biden has talked a lot about corporation in different areas about foreign aid and all of that. there's a lot of skepticism

flee to taiwan they have been detained in china ever since august monza seem how and humble the monk missy and o'connell me and we will not give up when you do not have the we could do whenever we are. not i hope most. nathan law is considered a hero by many hong kong years and particular those who recently had to flee just like him there was one people such as photographer jim walsh see contact with him and ask his advice and want to be around him. more they've all for them or their friends over here. for a dollar with a helmet gas mask and diving goggles. this is the gear worn by activists to protect themselves from tear gas and water cannons in hong kong one. for many of the refugee activists such encounters will be a highlight in the coming weeks of their life in exile. photographer jim wong fled to london 2 months after nathan long he too took part in the protests against china for which he faces a long prison sentence. this put him in a dilemma. either stay in hong kong and live with the constant fear of going to jail or swap his life with family and friends for the loneliness and su

building in missy texas. he was retired and live play and free video poker when he was 40 years old. he was in the grid. whatever they call their dance club. he wasn't doing it to get any richard and used to think as you get to hang out in the hotel and it's nice when the people bring you drinks and they bring a nice fat trips and you get even really good restaurants the goal was to gamble effectively enough to pay for all that stuff so it didn't cost him anything. at the end lance we took over the whole top floor because he brought my whole extended family. there for a week because he had a bazillion points and he knew it was coming to an end there because they had started crime scene down a little bit in the push to matter reno by just cutting off these cops and stuff. there was one place where the average person had come and they were treated like kings. but a mob of people fly to some in the desert to spend their hard earned money john and jane q citizen make and $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas a

that paul the dutch design student tim founded lure so together with a charity band you know start missy on he set up a used clothing depo. text also sold for $2.00 to $4.00 euros per kilo it's also we have had to do it came up with the idea for his new blue jeans. he has the denim shredded and processes that in his workshop when mixed with water the father was born to form a soft fleece the passion is embroidered right on to the fleece which strengthens the fabric and eliminates the need for paper pattern when i started to. through small part until it was very important to me that i focus on the concepts and ideas of circular economy that everything is regenerated. when the new denim is moistened the excess bits can simply be plucked off these leftovers added to the next batch of clicks. on a joyous received an award and various grants for his idea now as part of an even innovation program he's working on a sustainably died and process pressure time after that he can get down to designing most likely a commie fashion. then how about you if you're also doing your bit terms about it visit

as we nearly doubled the number of facts -- missy's that are vaccinating americans. more americans will get more appointments and more convenient locations. the president also committed to opening at least 12 more federally run asked vaccination sites and today, we are announcing three new sites that will open next week in addition to the two we announced on monday in st. louis and indiana. the first is in memphis, tennessee. the second is in milwaukee, wisconsin. the third is in maryland. each of the sites is a first federally run mass vaccination site in its respective state. each is capable of string 3000 vaccinations per day. i can also report the previously announced sites in massachusetts, new jersey, virginia, and washington are all open and fully operational. we have opened 25 sites with a combined capacity to administer over 90 thought -- 95,000 shot per day. these are run by the government and they are part of our work to equitably distribute actsing's and reach communities that have been hurt the most by the pandemic. through these sites, we've administere

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because it breaks it and just ordinary people who don't observe it have also questioned the holy just to missy of the program asking travelers to choose between military force quarantine motel and an electronic bracelet i don't even know where to start with this it is a nightmare happening in warp speed and trialed in israel before its glow. will debut these are launches pilot program to track returning passengers using electronic bracelets and the knesset passed a law allowing disclosing identities of unvaccinated to authorities watch how the pandemic continues to erode any semblance of civil rights since january the country has been in a lockdown or a pole and all borders have been closed and essentially what this has meant is that israelis who are board cannot enter the country the question of course is being awesome what will happen to stranded israelis come the 23rd of march and the elections and there's no definitive answers being given on that as of yet the independent watchdog the israeli democracy institute has said that it is increasingly walid about the direction in which this count

they'll have no vaccine deliveries of astra zeneca for a week instead the jobs will be sent to follow missy's the government has decided to exclude doctors and. pharmacists but does imagine that increasing the numbers of vaccination size will increase the doses meanwhile measures taken to try and curb cases. still appeared to be insufficient france has been under nightly curfew for months now and over the last few weeks more and more regions have been placed into weekend lockdowns so far paris has avoided that fate but for how much longer i think the french people have had enough and that it would not be so effective they have been obedient and they are fed up concern and lock down for the weekend i hope not but all these measures in place not to mention the curfew it gets complicated we cannot do much if in addition to that we introduce lockdown and we can't make it even more complicated anyway should we really have no choice will have to go through we don't know exactly the reason why sometimes we are in lockdown and sometimes we aren't and i think that the top authorities are facing other

legislative elections will actually give us a hint are you sort of one set as popularity and you just missy following their very controversial presidential elections last year and i think that we if we look back to the last time that these 3 major players in our in politics confronted each other so back but what their own beauty is which was in 2010 presidential elections they did share their vote almost equally among them so it will be very interesting to see i would speculate that there probably will see a similar distribution of our support at least and the question is of course how it will be expressed in the polls but i think that whatever has strengthened his. 3rd term sort of legitimacy just by the fact that the opposition is standing in the elections now as in contrast to the point cut of the presidential elections last year festus inaccurate do we have a kind of a counter-intuitive disconnect here between the democratic political process and what people are voting on so clearly the opposition and the independent candidates they've got to show point number one that they are relevant

warriors were glorious and here she takes a pair of earrings worth millions in the crowd this area missy who has asked us when it shall we are loose and radio christian who don't worry now is it in the same restaurants us the way we use she will those earrings we do then 3 nice article. in slightly crabtree's salt to all did that murder was murder the forms and shots up nights in a saudi embassy and she started her start no you press it gosh they are expensive one can drop she didn't say oh yes into the office and just that she said so like laura now. it's got questions to answer as usual questions to ask about how she. does it she has it makes it look rather hypocritical and that's a perilous evil to campaign against if you take on the police taking over. ok well sure you know where the crown jewels actually come from of the queen west go to somewhere where there are some atrocities apparently as well and the piers thank you for that there for the show we're back on monday but until then go underground with or others will meter in videos on youtube. he. does she don't. enjoy. dealing wi

and french people missy's 3 of the country's 4 national theaters saying that they cannot survive after they were shut down during the pandemic also become the. artery dog sousa's top german newspaper a press to be knowledge claims regarding the russian opposition figure alexina about. that welcome the latest developments in a look back at what's been happening over the last 7 days you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international now the e.u. commission vice president has admitted the blocks vaccination policy is struggling and amid the crisis a number of european countries are also suspended the use of the astra zeneca jab over fears about side effects and hawkins as more. what could be more boring than covert surely not the very thing meant to protect you from the virus yet some are worried countries more than just one or 2 of choosing to put vaccinations with astra zeneca is job on hold concerned about potential serious side effects of officially no link has been found denmark was the 1st with norway and iceland following suit the effects snowballed with another half a dozen nat

want to be vaccinated and russian vaccine is excellent why not mrs merkel by the way disagrees with missy michael she repeated that she would gladly vaccinate german people with the russian vaccine so has the opposition to give the germany many other people elsewhere so clearly there is a rift within europe between leaders just for political ends you have people refusing to russian vaccine and prepared to kill hundreds of thousands of citizens of europe just to satisfy their political pride nor to rely on the russians or chinese this is ludicrous this is criminal. profit channel british inoculation centers say they're catching dozens of queue jumpers every day try to fraudulently get the job the scammers often pretend to be front line health workers official proof is needed when they arrive anyone can book a slot in advance online a pharmacist who runs one of the london centers described the problem to us. this is very scary small percentage of people doing this but it's if you take taken us all science is going on at it amounts to more people i suppose at the moment running about 10 or 1

asked our warrior one who are else here she takes a barrier it's worth millions in the crowd this area missy who has asked us when it shall we allow this angry christian who did what he did now sit in the same restaurant as us to any use she will as earrings we do then 3 nice article. harsh and slightly crown trees with salt to all did that murder was murder in the forms and shots up nights in a saudi embassy and she started her start knowing the presses it gosh they are expensive wonder agent rock she didn't say oh yes and to the enormous interest that is it so are known. for her crown prince she got questions to answer as usual questions to ask about how she. does it she has it makes you look rather hypocritical and paris evil to campaign against if you take on the police taking over. ok well are you sure you know where the crown jewels actually come from that the queen where has the film where where there were so atrocities apparently as well and their peers thank you or that they're for the show we're back on monday but until then go underground with or others will maybe. and videos on y

meeting which would be broadcast live a lot of our putin has been trying to bring back the little missy after some harsh comments from joe biden last week but so far the u.s. has not responded to requests for talks or picks up the story. well we all know that moscow and washington are no strangers to tense relations but many had hoped this was a thing of the past however of recent days seem to show that very little has changed since the cold war the same suspicions the same war of words are alive and well decades on and in fact in a sign that such an impossible breaking point has been reached moscow was forced to admit that despite its best efforts and despite its hopes to the contrary the might be no option but to relive a kind of through back to the low points of the past of course we always hope for the best and prepare for the worst the president has clearly expressed his desire to maintain relations between russia and the u.s. no matter what it says he's not only in our interest but the entire world's why is such a resigned tone from the kremlin well just to recap quickly you argue

missy at the moment obviously this is really only just begun but the latest research that we do have from just towards the end of last year from pew research to show that actually in western countries or countries that are members of the kind of democratic community of the west you have a massive image problem so negative evaluations of china in the u.k. in germany in the netherlands in sweden in the u.s. and south korea in france in canada in australia and japan and all of those countries over 70 percent of respondents over 80 percent in some cases said that they had negative china and this isn't all about the pandemic a lot of this goes back to things that have been happening over the last couple of years the real surge you see over the last 2 or 3 years talking about what we see the suppression of political rights in hong kong accusations of genocide over actions against the muslim minority there within china so there are a lot of reasons for these negative views of china at the moment but they're the covert pandemic certainly been the latest kind of icing on the cake. china's vac

approach i think has let us have the position that we have no terms of the rollout of the vaccination so missy and has your here in the middle east talking sovereign wealth funds looking into investing in infrastructure and green hydrogen which is produced from renewables what progress have you made and what do you hope to get out of this visit well we talked about trade and the whole china for instance the south the trading partner but we are saying nope and small distant country need to again look for new frontiers for trade and that's what we're doing here at the d c c countries also given the momentum that their need is going through in particular the g.c.c. after the blockade. of a cutout and that and what we did in riyadh was to signed an historical 1st agreement with the d.c.c. which we hope will lead to start an f.d.a. negotiation with with the d.c.c. countries in the future and whether. also start just more trade but also more investment so that's why we are meeting with all soaring funds of g.c.c. countries in this visit because the additions that we have seen that we have seen in th