missy: my question is -- rep. smith: i know we're going. missy: 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, may 1 is 4.5 weeks from today. we have around 3500 troops there. there are 7000 coalition troops. to get them out in 4.5 weeks is logistically really dangerous and unrealistic. right now, we need to be engaging with the taliban in a negotiation to extend that deadline. the reason that may 1 deadline matters is the taliban had a cease-fire against us for about a year now. obviously, they have been aggressively pursuing military attacks against the afghan government. but against us, it hasn't happened. come may 1 they said if you don't honor the agreement all bets are off and we are back to full-scale warfare. we have tried to get that may 1 deadline extended. that is where we get into the really important discussions. a lot of people are very uncomfortable with saying that we should pull out in the way i did. there are two basic arguments. number one, if we are not there the taliban will take over

hagel: thank you, missy. i want to thank fred kempe and the atlantic council for allowing us to have this conversation today, and c-span. so thank you to missy and others who are participating as well. i think ivo laid it out well as to the essence of the report. the essence of why we took a serious come along look at this. -- serious, long look at this. in answering your question, i don't think you can separate any of the dynamics involved in a country's security. in america's security. you can't separate internal threats and issues and perceptions of other countries of us, especially our allies. it is all a matter of trust and confidence. the standard, the coin of the realm, is always trust. that is in our personal lives and everything we do, but especially in foreign policy and collective security. if we go back to the post-world war ii era, when america led with its allies in establishing this new liberal world order, which was based on common interest. the united nations and all the dozens of multilatera

whole call to personality, but i also know if missy elliott would run for office i would quit my jobher and try to get, and then maybe come on the air to like only defend everything she did or said which goes back to why that's wrong and you've got to be careful. i could never imagine saying anything about about missy elliott. >> i want to see her xwap commercials. >> greg: maybe one day. sonnie, the person who introduced you to me, he had a famous saying, politics downstream from culture, right? and that's the problem with the republican party. there is not a lot of culture there. >> no. they have no culture. they just, you know, any time it comes nigh where near, they send it far away. but the thing about why politicians, i mean, why nonpoliticians are running for political spots is because politicians suck so bad. >> if you have people that don't know policy, that don't know context, history, and don't understand anything about the current political standing, they just want to jump in and rejudge at a time talking points that's what america is tired of. and i think if you look at

whole call to personality, but i also know if missy elliott would run for office i would quit my jobher and try to get, and then maybe come on the air to like only defend everything she did or said which goes back to why that's wrong and you've got to be careful. i could never imagine saying anything about about missy elliott. >> i want to see her xwap commercials. >> greg: maybe one day. sonnie, the person who introduced you to me, he had a famous saying, politics downstream from culture, right? and that's the problem with the republican party. there is not a lot of culture there. >> no. they have no culture. they just, you know, any time it comes nigh where near, they send it far away. but the thing about why politicians, i mean, why nonpoliticians are running for political spots is because politicians suck so bad. >> if you have people that don't know policy, that don't know context, history, and don't understand anything about the current political standing, they just want to jump in and rejudge at a time talking points that's what america is tired of. and i think if you look at

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there should be a secret dialogue between the photographs perhaps this could go near it missy. but who. knows an idea for instance. traveling with him makes me realize how little time we have. and how important it is for us to make use of every 2nd that we are given because he does it his photos as. complex as he is profound as subtle as he is this creature and it carries great great depth of emotions and i have never known that to be possible by looking at a photograph until i thought his work. although he says his relationship with god is charlie professional i see in him a true believer a believer in the human potential of which the limits he challenge us every single 2nd of his life. are subject to. let me know when you're ready to come ready if you're ready to us are you staying back or. if overemotional you better if you were here. to say stop getting around to a jury go to court well. let's go to beauty. school per year what can we say about beauty. divinity to use it if i had a publisher in the us for my book on mexico who said that an old aren't professor was italian.

missy, thank you so much for being with us, i really appreciate it. that as big of a news that as this, isn't a know that afghanistan and some people particularly afghan war veterans sometimes call it forgot to stand, is something that has stayed off the radar for a long time given that it has been an ongoing u.s. war for 20 years but for american veterans, military families who have served since 9/11, the end of this war is a really big deal and particularly people who have served in that conflict over the past 20 years, it ending in u.s. troops leaving full stop. the only troops that will be left behind is those who protect the embassy. it is something that has been more than long-awaited and it's an historic moment. i'm looking forward to seeing the presidents remarks.

and middle man missy helen just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with the long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrate. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite the covert 1000 restriction. in jerusalem however this year's worshipers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about my. personal they are and. they cannot see that i. believe. sure. like the pope in rome a to speak of hope amid the pandemic. now for some of the latest developments in the pandemic germany's health minister is considering lifting restrictions for fully vaccinated people that's according to the big newspaper a study shows they are unlikely to spread the virus britain is planning trials of vaccine passports for sporting events and nightclubs and turkey has recorded a number of new cases infections have surged since t

and middle man missi had it just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with the long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrate. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite the covert 9000 restriction. in jerusalem however this year's worshipers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about my fear for brazil. and they cannot. believe. it's. like the pope in rome they to speak of hope amid the pandemic. like the pope in rome they too speak of hope amid the pandemic. and now for some other developments in the pandemic germany's health minister is considering lifting restrictions for fully vaccinated people according to built newspaper a study shows they are unlikely to spread the virus britain is planning trials of vaccine passports for sporting events and nightclubs and india is seeing its highest numb

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i want to welcome missy, our moderator today.orter covering the pentagon, military issues and national security for the washington post. i'm also honored to have the opportunity to introducehe congressman adam smith, chairman of the house armed service committee to this global and distinguished body. microsoft headquarters in redmond, washington. washington's mike congressional district, district is home to many microsoft colleagues the congressman has always been a steadfast partner microsoft on a wide range of local national and local policy matters. mike, i want to commend meridians under invitation to chairman smith as speaker today. in his role as chairman of the house armed service committee, he chose global leadership, diplomacy and promote cultural connection and diversity. the three core pillars, chairman smith promote global leadership, for example he's working with new administration to tackle national security challenges.. at microsoft, we know cybersecurity threat will. this congress chairman smith created a new subc

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it happens to just your next door neighbor to your uncle missy firefighters here comma city police officer to your school teacher to your you know it's a it's not a it's not a disease that is specific it could hit anybody. how come opioids invaded america pain has become a market and the idea of not suffering even likely is a good thing in drug stores that look like fast food anyone can shop for pain killers physical or psychological a pain killer exists for almost any reason. imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine with less pain in amongst the pain killers on prescriptions or the opioids usually prescribed for back aches or headaches 2000000 americans are addicted to these pills for a reason that most ignore their opium based. i'm jason b. minute and i am the chair of psychiatry at oklahoma state university's center for health sciences our oath is essentially 1st do no harm and i think that that's one of the biggest problems is that doctors don't realize that by prescribe opioids. that they could doin

of them at the missy his is one of the oldest altars in christendom what the runabout has broken that you can still see the cracks but our guys stuck together some of them busy when we came back after madeleine was liberated we found it in 3 or 4 pieces that at about. order has been restored in the church and the dome rebuilt. who. i. really. no walk oh oh. oh. home. oh really. just. another sizable christian community is located in northern syria right near the turkish border. this footage was filmed in july 29th team before turkey invaded the area. it's a predominantly kurdish region the kurds have long strived for political autonomy and traditionally oppose the assad regime. the footage shows many images of. the jailed founder of the kurdistan workers' party or p k k both turkey and the west see the p.k. k. as a terrorist group the turkish government views the local kurdish administration and all kurdish fighters as terrorists. in october 21000 turkish troops and allied militias invaded northern syria among them turkish back to jihadists. in the chaos there were many reports of isl

of them with the missy this is one of the oldest altars in christian. what the one about had just broken that you can still see the cracks but i stuck it back together. when we came back after madeleine was liberated we found it in 3 or 4 pieces that at about. order has been restored in the church and the dome rebuilt. who. i. really. no walk oh oh. oh. well home. all living. just. another sizable christian community is located in northern syria right near the turkish border. this footage was filmed in july 29th teen before turkey invaded the area. it's a predominantly kurdish region the kurds have long strived for political autonomy and traditionally oppose the assad regime. the footage shows many images of. the jailed founder of the kurdistan workers' party or p k k both turkey and the west see the p.k. k. as a terrorist group the turkish government views the local kurdish administration and all kurdish fighters as terrorists. in october 21000 turkish troops and allied militias invaded northern syria among them turkish back to jihad ists. in the chaos

and middle man missy had it just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with the long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrated. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite the covert 1000 restriction. in jerusalem however this year's worshipers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about 5 minutes brazil they are and. they cannot sit down i. believe. it's. like the pipe in rhyme day to speak of how i made the pandemic. boag area has been holding elections despite being in the grip of a 3rd wave of corona virus infections exit polls suggest that pro european prime minister boyko borisov will be reelected but he's likely to face a complex coalition a go she asians only in person voting was allowed election officials wearing protective gear took ballot papers to people quarantining at home while garre

other platforms are also trying to keep fakes off their marketplace because they harm their the chip missy but they don't always succeed. these digital times are pictures by us artist corba rainbolt reports up for sale by unknown people as an f.t.c. and since then he had to clear copyright stamp to his pictures are not pretty but helpful. yet there are also notable advantages for artists thanks to the block chain artists can profit from all resales of their work and keep up with who owns their art. and interest. 10 surely it will lot a lot more. to the artists in the guards at work and the resale. but the biggest problem with n f t's is the amount of energy they use according to digic khana missed one single transaction on the theorem block chain has c o 2 emissions equal to playing around 36000 hours of you tube videos that's like streaming video nonstop for $250.00 days this catastrophic carbon footprint of f.t.'s is being discussed in the art scene. the turkish artist and scientist memo acton examined how much energy is consumed by crypto and in a tease. his calculations show that every

and middle man missi had it just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with the long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrate. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite because over 1000 restriction. in jerusalem however this year's worshipers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about life for brazil they are and. they cannot sit by. the. church. like the pope in rome they to speak of hope amid the pandemic. tens of thousands of australians are spending another easter away from home a strangely it has severely restricted incoming travel for more than a year now because of the pandemic and that includes citizens now some are asking the united nations to help them get home reporter joel dollar roy joins us now to explain joel you are one of those australians are you not well i'm a stray and but a

and middle man missi had it just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with the long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrate. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite the covert 1000 restriction. in jerusalem however this year's worshippers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about life for brazil. and they cannot. be. just. like the pope in rome they to speak of hope amid the pandemic. let's get some sports news now and the bonus league is a big game on sunday when you don't have berlin host hair tie in a berlin derby now going on we're looking for a win that would keep them in the hunt for european qualification and keep their city rivals mired in relegation trouble at heritage had other ideas. were forced into a change for the darby. a positive covert 1000 test meant alexander was pressed

missi dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer.demands a better understanding of your glucose levels, so you can enjoy movie night. and knowing your baby is getting the nutrition he needs, no matter how you choose to feed him. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪ as the covid-19 vaccines become available you might be asking yourself... should i get it? and if i do... will i be able go about life without putting my family at risk? you've got questions. and that's normal. the fact is, the vaccines are safe and effective. they're going to save lives. to get the latest on the covid-19 vaccines visit getvaccineanswers.org because getting back to the moments we miss starts with getting informed. it's up to you. >>> welcome back. to texas now, and the reward being offered in the search for a missing mother. see the last known video of her. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, the search intensifying for a missing houston mother of three last seen

and middle man missy helen just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with the long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrate. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite the covert 9000 restriction. in jerusalem however this year's worshipers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about life for brazil. and they cannot see it i. believe. like the pope in rome they to speak of hope amid the pandemic. well tens of thousands of australians are spending another easter away from home australia has severely restricted incoming travel for more than a year now because of the pandemic and that includes its own citizens well now some of them are asking the united nations to help get them home and reporter joel joins us now to explain what is going on so joel i understand you are also australian and are you a

well missy ambassadors need to get together inside reading out conversations and they're not really able to do that. i'm so there is definitely a sense that a lot of difficult issues in the council are being made just a bit more difficult by it being online for the moment it looks like much work will continue remotely with diplomats literally remaining buildings if not worlds apart kristen salumi al-jazeera the united nations. again i'm fully backed with the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president joe biden has presented what he calls his blueprint to build america he address congress on the eve of his 100th day in office biden is promising trillions of dollars in investment in jobs infrastructure and education 100 days since i took the oath of office and left in my hand off our family bible and heard a nation we all did that was in crisis the worst pandemic of the century the worst economic crisis since the great depression the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war. if you just 100 days i can report to the nation. or. move again. and that scene of all me has appeared in court

years old and seriously ill with coziest said start our current vancouver ignorance in simulation of missy she wanted to have a blessing to her has always entering her room but the woman still had her phone in hand she was just saying goodbye to her husband she knew she was about to be sedated because she would be put on a ventilator and would no longer be conscious she didn't know whether she would survive it was autonomous. or start the needle on top this i stood next to her and heard the telephone call to us it was heartbreaking and sleaze an obvious normal. prosecutor what i've heard into the prayer and gave the blessing to both her and her husband and the tears were rolling down her face and slit as it then it all went very fast she was sedated and put on a ventilator it was very affecting. the patient survived but as a cleric i'm fine for knows how important farewells are for the grieving process it's an issue which occupies him a lot currently not everyone is willing to go through with his pain at the end. i also hear some people say my mother is dying can you come and give last rit

friendly relations with all our neighbors and that is what the german public want we want to blow missyot war and we want american troops out of germany because those troops partizan paid and global conflicts and they use germany as the staging ground for that they use germany to operate drones and other warfare agents and we don't want that to be john as always thank you very much for your time and thoughts b. john silva sali german political over speaking to us from home burg thank you. around ses a recent attack on one of its nuclear facilities which it blames on israel prompted it to boost your rhenium enrichment to 60 percent to run this move has put pressure on talks in vienna aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear agreement artie's going underground show has been discussing israel stance on the accord with former m i 6 agent alister crook you can watch the interview in full on our website but here's a taste of what was said. netanyahu has been stark along on one track on iran for by 20 years saying iran is only a few months away or 2 years away at most from a nuclear weapon and he's

were these to missy's does not offer you some raw as you already feel a magic formula does not point to any escape from the difficult situation we are experiencing the pandemic is still spreading well the social and economic crisis remains severe especially for the poor but nonetheless the scandalous conflicts of not ended the military arsenals have been strengthened. and then in brazil a special last was broadcast live from the foot of the rio de janeiro's christ the redeemer statue again because of restrictions brazil is car in the global epicenter of the pandemic forcing many parts the country to impose war measures in recent weeks it just reported another 1240 deaths and more than 31000 new cases. now in a week's time peruvians will be voting for a new president after 5 years of political upheaval that seen 4 different leaders but with the covert 1000 pandemic hitting the country hard many of question whether the election should be happening atoll and as marianna sanchez reports now from the capital lima the list of candidates isn't exactly inspiring about. those worried about ge

were these to missy's does not offer you some raj you already feel a magic formula does not point to any escape from the difficult situation we are experiencing the pandemic is still spreading well the social and economic crisis remains severe especially for the poor but nonetheless the scandalous conflicts of not indeed the military arsenals have been strengthened meanwhile millions of filipinos have been unable to celebrate easter traditionally as well for a 2nd year in a row after the government there imposed a strict lockdown to alan duggan reports on how the country where more than 90 percent of the population a christian is marking the occasion the maria dolores mercado has been coming to the church of butler and in the capital manila since she was a little girl in the holiest day of the christian calendar this is a star as she's allowed to go as in many countries places of worship are seen as potential hopes for spreading coronavirus so for now attending mass is different. for me this isn't the for now the. i am able to hear mass outside the church his swerves give me strength

other platforms are also trying to keep fakes off their marketplace because they harm their the chip missy but they don't always succeed. these digital times are pictures by us artist corba rainbolt reports up for sale by unknown people as and if teams since then he had to clear copyright stamp to his pictures are not pretty but helpful. yet there are also notable advantages for artists thanks to the block chain artists can profit from all resales of their work and keep up with who owns their art. and interests they can potentially be able lot a lot more. so the artists in the guards at work and the resale. but the biggest problem with an f t's is the amount of energy they use according to digic columnist one single transaction on the a theorem block chain has c o 2 image. equal to playing around 6000 hours of you tube videos that's like streaming videos nonstop for $250.00 days this catastrophic carbon footprint of f.t.'s is being discussed in the arts in. the turkish artist and scientist acton examined how much energy is consumed by crypto and any tease. his calculations show that every

and middle man missi had it just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with a long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrate. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite the covert 9000 restriction. in jerusalem however this year's worshipers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about my fear for brazil. and they cannot. be. church. like the pope in rome a to speak of hope amid the pandemic. now for some of the latest developments in the pandemic germany's health minister is considering lifting restrictions for fully vaccinated people that's according to the bid newspaper of a study shows they are unlikely to spread the virus britain is planning trials of vaccine passports for sporting events and to nightclubs and turkey has recorded a record number of new cases infections have surged since the gov

all missy would zipper favorite hague while fdr mixed his own martin or sometimes a old-fashioned.d guests fdr would insist on mixing martinis for everyone and he would write that he was the best martini mixer in the east. now there are references to a run based drink that fdr would drink called a high shun lay basin. by all accounts it was god awful. it was something that fdr really like to make. another thing that i wanted to mention that plays into white house food history is presidential pets. believe it or not the white house executive chef has often been in charge of making recipes for the dogs, those kinds of things, but there was a time when the white house pet actually messed up the plans for the white house cook, this involves a dog called winks. he was on the scene before the fallout. according to white house reports on the morning of march 24, there were five sets of -- that were set up for the residence staff, he stepped away to do something else and when the white house cook returned all of them are gone. they realized it's because winks had helped himself to a nice h

of my best photographs of the civil war was in northern ireland and yes it is no longer no one from missy a woman who had been wounded by a bomb planted by the ira. along to a buddy of our earlier i said i wasn't interested in individuals but rather what they represent so if you will is old so for me a wise who says it is it this one woman who is suffering or b.s.s. with whole story of her suffering symbolic go of all those suffering during the war but wasn't to me the universal is always the goal. when you aim for the universal you tend to forget about individuals is it something else it was or. come up for service occurred what did you do afterward. when you came home after a conflict a war where. did you talk about it with your loved one is forced is a form of. it although should ask them there not here as in them. what will they say. they do mostly. until you know slim about it. since one of you the cards. had 4 sons is the name the eldest teams and i mean and the twins a rom and a rush. from. mobile kill me or names. the 1st 2 and i'm a rush the 2nd when when he disappeared covering

and we've been living in a golden era of female rappers with legends like missy elliot, lil kim and laurynllion and cardi "b," dancing with a certain african who misplaced by ticket to the agreements. do you know female rappers have been huge in every rerra, ever era, every, every, rerra. rap history is full of woman who have largely been forgotten, like sylvia robinson, the woman who helped create hip hop. sylvia was a singer, record producer, label executive, and the first person to rock the ferrell hat. she took rap from little-known basement parties in the bronx to worldwide commercial success in 1979 by conceiving and producing rap's first hit record, "rapper's delight." not only was it the first rap single to conquer the chartses, it also sold over a million copies. that's right. it went platinum. and back then, we didn't even know what that was. they had to whip out a periodic table. and women were all over hip hop early era, like sharon green. she got her start in the south bronx rapping at parties. which was tough. not just because no one had heard a woman rapping before, but also

come on, missy. i don't take out of no more looking freed me 40 years back. that's why i'm on pay you and that's why you my favorite daughter-in-law. sisters let's talk about ham. they put us down tell us where ugly make us feel ugly. wonderful hair leads to wonderful opportunities mama. you sure understand. you can call me queen. i will hold land products which is why i want to open my own factor. there's such a thing has grown too fast. we live in a man's world. it's just not our place. and in come here to make sandwiches i came here to do business. oh, no. you're gonna do now sir. so let no steal your dream mama. i'm not going back to london now. we don't all may sacrifices you won't do what's best for this family. yeah is beauty here is how big you want to be big carnegie ford big carnegie ford and rockefeller put together. we got to work harder be smarter. and dream big terrific so let's let's get into how do we get to this point? i know you and i have talked before about you've been approached about doing a movie about her life and now we are here. we a

. >> missy ryan, who broke the news today about the expected announcement tomorrow that the war in afghanstan thank you for being with us. i really appreciate it. >>> again, and keep in mind that as big of news as this is, and i know that afghanstan is sometimes called forgotistan, it's been an ongoing u.s. war for 20 years. but for american military veterans and families, the end of this war is a really big deal. particularly people who have served in that conflict over the past 20

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and middle man missi had it just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with the long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrate. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite the covert 1000 restriction. in jerusalem however this year's worshipers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about my fear for brazil. and they cannot see it i. believe. just. like the pope in rome to speak of hope amid the pandemic. so let's bring you up to speed now with some other developments in the pandemic after a study showing fully vaccinated people are unlikely to spread the virus germany's health minister has called for lifting restrictions for people who have already been vaccinated meanwhile britain is planning trials of vaccine passports for sporting events and nightclubs and india is seeing its highest number of ne

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. >>> indonesia's navy says the missi ing submarine debris was found this morning.ing the developments for us. what are you learning right now, blake? >> reporter: heart breaking news out of indonesia. several hours ago, navy chief of staff addressed the media to report that several pieces of debris from the missing submarine have been found. a total of six pieces of debris were presented including a bottle of grease which the crew would use to grease the parascope, a mattress for praying and part of a metal tube and fuel. officials say thee items were found in waters with a depth of nearly 2800 feet and were confirmed to belong to the submarine by former crew members. based on the findings, the navy chief of staff concluded that an explosion didn't occur. instead, it's believed the submarine sustained a heavy crack under immense pressure which was caused some of those items to float to the surface. now no body at this point have been found. the 44-year-old sub with 53 people on board went missing on wednesday morning during a torpedo drill in the bali strait. the s

and middle man missi had it just as christ suffered this week the holy week for christians for the salvation of humanity we are also suffering every day with a long war that came to us with the coronavirus pandemic the economic pressure and the families who emigrate. they were among the millions across the world who found ways to celebrate despite the covert 19 restrictions. in jerusalem however this year's worshippers were allowed to participate in mass at the holy settled considered the holiest place in christianity but even there the pandemic was front of mind. i think about life for brazil. and they cannot see. the. church. like the pope in rome a to speak of hope amid the pandemic. some sports news now and the going to sleep is big game on sunday so when you're on berlin hose tears in the berlin derby when you were looking for a winner that would keep them in the hunt for european qualification and keep their city rivals mired in relegation trouble but he had other ideas. had to were forced into a change for the darby. positive covert 19 test meant alexander was pressed into service and

. >> missy ryan, who broke the news today about the expected public announcement tomorrow that the car in afghanistan will finally end, thank you for being with us. i really appreciate it. >>> again, and keep in mind that as big of news as this is, and i know that afghanistan is -- sometimes called forgotistan, has been off the radar a long time, but it's an ongoing u.s. war for 20 years. but for american military veterans and families, the end of this war is a really big deal. particularly people who have served in that conflict over these past 20 years. it ending, and u.s. troops leaving full stop, the only troops left behind will be those to protect the embassy. it's something that has been more than long awaited. and it's just an historic moment. i'm looking forward to seeing the president's remarks on it tomorrow. that's it for us. waterloo is up next! ♪♪ >>> on my orders, the united states military has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the taliban regime in afghanistan. >> last year, we removed 10,000 u.s. troops from afghanista