respect molly's choices. that might, molly makes its choice is according to its concerns just as germany makes its choices according to its confidence. okay. so what happens now? well, as an alina bell book and the delegation of lawmakers traveling with her return to germany, you can expect an intense debate to flare up in the weeks ahead. but they don't have that long to decide. next month, the buddhist talk, the parliament will have to vote or whether the mission will continue it washing detail the news, he is a reminder of our main stories. ukrainian police say more than 900 bodies have been recovered in the area around q following the withdrawal of russian troops. this doubles the number of dead announced by ukrainian authorities almost 2 weeks ago and with that you are up to date. wild stories is up next with a focus on the war in ukraine. i am told me or logical for myself and the team. thank you for 2 v w ah mm hm. guardians of truth on exiled turkish journalistic, john, don't. darn. i have paid almost

molly. molly: christina coleman, thank you. music singer and song writer larry is one of the three legendary brothers, he joins us with more on naomi judd legacy and their friendship as well. larry, thank you so much. i'm sorry for the loss of your friend, i was a child in the 80s and they were such a unique duo, a beautiful harmony and you are someone who knows about harmony. i wanted to ask you, did you have favorite stories about her, this lifetime we were fortunate to share together. >> thank you, my heart is broken and my heart goes out to larry, ashley and wynonna. she was a lady, she was a woman. there's class and style, very few people have both and she did. i loved her and i miss her already. she was a classy lady. my favorite story years ago, doctor robert, he asked me, do you know naomi judd woman or girl? as a guess, i do. he said i would love to have her on so i called naomi and she said i will do some checking up before i say yes. she called me back a week or so later and said i'll go if you will go with me. we we

is the situation in marley hall and we hope that each of molly's partners will also respect molly's choices. the mother marley makes its choice, is according to its concerns, just as germany makes its choice is according to its concerns. okay, so what happens now? well, as anna lena bear, bog and the delegation of lawmakers traveling with her return to germany, you can expect an intense debate to flare up in the weeks ahead. but they don't have that long to decide. next month, the buddhist talk to parliament will have to vote, or whether the mission will continue or you're watching the dublin years. that's for now, i'm told me all latterbush many thanks for joining us. fresh carter uses with all say will gray you? ah sometimes a seed is all you need to allow.

and molly? should it keep a military present in a region shaken by crises of climate, change, hunger, and terrorism? or after many years and little progress is it now finally, time to quit. france has decided to pull out its forces. a huge step for the former colonial power. and the e. u has ended emission training. molly's army. this man is the reason why colonel assuming greater leads, the military hunter that controls molly after to cruise. in his many years. the regime is accused of showing no interest in returning to democracy and its deepening tides with russia. that's a big worry for the west. as the war in ukraine rages on. so the outlook was tough as bare book toward camp cast or the main base for german operations. here. aircraft fly from here run reconnaissance missions as part of united nation to mission called min, no smile. it aims to bring some stability to molly, meeting the troops, their boat made it clear that she wants to stick to the un mission. and the germany might even hav

and molly, because we know that the molly and authorities were quite dissatisfied with the performance of the french troops in molly, of this is no accident to route what used to be called francophone africa. there is thorough dissatisfaction with the role of france in that part of africa. you see it of from molly to pikeno faso to senegal to guinea con cree to wander where the genocide of 1994 is oftentimes laid at the doorstep of the french authorities. so france has a lot to apologize for, and i understand why they might want to try to shift blame or responsibility to others on those others in this case appeared to be russian forces. well, it's no secret that the relations between moscow and the north atlantic countries, france not lease or rather complex and complicated right now. and certainly, given the kind of hysteria that has been whipped up about russia and light of the intervention in ukraine, or we should not be all at all surprised that france would seem to try to take advantage of that hysteria by now, blaming russia or russians for killing africans, even though we know t

and we hope that each of marley's partners will also respect molly's choices. molly makes its choices according to its concerns just as germany makes its choices according to its continent. and so what happens now? well, as an alina bell book and the delegation of lawmakers traveling with her return to germany, you can expect an intense debate to flare up in the weeks ahead. but they don't have that long to decide. next month, the buddhist talk, the parliament will have to vote or whether the mission will continue. the instability and molly hasn't only destroyed lives islamist insurgents and tim bucks who also destroyed written history. for decades, africa has been seen as a continent, an oral traditions, but with you ancient texts. but we are now turning over a new leaf in that old story by meeting one man in money who has devoted himself to preserving ancient writings from african scholars who studied at the university of tim back to some of these manuscripts state. back to the 11th century, making them a 1000 years old. but now you can access them from the phone in your pockets the

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not with molly. what was seen in miley is, is there is a regime and an image of government that is very, very much against it. or school that wants to distance itself from, from a corporation with europe. and then bringing in a wagner. and then just as they're doing that in the united nations, for instance, we saw a 1000000 a mean cycle emitted se glover of the, for some foreign minister. and then ducked close enough to russia. already comes after leadership with wagner. what was announced. it began the same situation in central africa public, so we always have the in it, our wagner comes 1st and you see the closing of the relationship between russia that country strengthen. or there is the relationship butte, diplomatically, politically, on the rug, not deploy. so it was, coalition is not, is known as the, the causation. but when you start seeing these research, it show up in every single situation and a military says, follow up. of course, you don't take much to, you know, to figure these things ou

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not with molly. what was seen in miley is, is there is a regime and an image of government that is very, very much against it. or school that wants to distort itself from front of cooperation with europe. and then bringing in, you know, wagner. and then just as they're doing that in the united nation, for instance, we saw a young, a mean cycle emitted se glover of the, for us on foreign minister. and then that's causing up to russia already comes after the issue with wagner. what was announced? it begin to simply tuition in say, central africa republic, so we always have the in it or whatnot comes 1st and you see the closing of the relationship between rashanda country strengthen or there is the relationship beauty diplomatically politically on the rug, not deploy. so it was, coalition is not as long as it causation, but when you start seeing these research it sure, in every single situation and a military says, follow up. of course you don't take more to, you know, to figure these things out. that c

carried out by molly and forces. the army says it killed more than 200 fighters last week when it rated the village of more up in the multi region. according to social media posts, many civilians were among those who were killed. now to serious nicholas hock is covering the story from dhaka. in neighboring senegal, he's with us now lives. nick, what more we know about what actually happened? well, the statement from the malia military just late last night. it is interesting because it happened on the heels of speculation on social media that perhaps a massacre took place in them of you region for the marine army. though this is a victory, they say in their statement that they killed up to 300 quote unquote terrorists describing the village of mora as, as a feed them of terror is them. now what happened is that this operation took place and started on march 23rd and just ended days ago on march 31st. and molly enforced is with the help of russian fighters laid siege on this village for a number of days. this is a poor

and molly, because we know that the molly and authorities were quite dissatisfied with the performance of the french troops in molly, in the russian city of brians, close to the border with ukraine. a huge fire broke out an oil deaf o local officials did confirm the incidents for the cause of the fi is not yet known. residents of the nearby area say they heard powerful explosions before fire and gulf. the oil depot, no casualties have been reported and of course will bring your the latest on that as and when we get information on this, fighting continues to rage on, in the dom by small russian troops are arriving in the combat zone. our corresponding rod goes dia visited a local school that was abandoned by the ukrainian military, which used it as a defensive position. phase 2 of russia's operation, ukraine is in full swing vase convoys of troops and equipment. continue to pour into the war zone, day and night, and as you get closer to the front, the sky lights up with russian forces together with local didn't. yet sc militiamen are sweeping along the regions administrative borders. al

what film is it, molly—moo? they're making the best of it.e songs on? three years ago, molly was an active 10—year—old. let's wipe that chin. but then she was diagnosed with a rare life—limiting condition called batten disease, which has taken her mobility and her vision. she's always full of beans, giggling. funny! just lets nothing get in her way whatsoever. she's amazing. we're ready in the swing. there's no escaping the amount of specialist equipment molly uses each day. 0k. adelle is a single mum, so she can't do without it. but it all needs power. we've got two wheelchairs, two ceiling—track hoists, a through—floor lift, two suction machines and an electric bed. adelle is struggling to keep up with the bills. her only option is to cut back on essentials. it's getting to a point of, do we put fuel in the car and take molly for a day out, or do we need to put that aside to be able to pay for gas and electric? there's no extra help for us whatsoever. don't get me wrong, everybody should get help. but parents with disabled children who aren

how much did having molly there with you the i having molly there with you the whole time help to youside growing j same as you. it is such a blessing i to have molly by my side growing up. being a young girl in football, being the only girls in the playground, and at the park playing, it's very difficult to do alone. because you have so many people looking at you and thinking, why is she playing, she is a girl. the fact molly was by my side, we were able to break down the barriers together which was great.— which was great. think about the im act of which was great. think about the impact of a _ which was great. think about the impact of a film _ which was great. think about the impact of a film like _ which was great. think about the impact of a film like this, - which was great. think about the impact of a film like this, but i which was great. think about the i impact of a film like this, but then see someone like you who watch the film growing up, that impact is so real because now you are playing football, you play professionally in the wsl and that's crazy. it is the wsl and th

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next a been molly and forces backed by russian mercenaries are accused of being involved in a massacre petroleum china against mass testing, and really 21000000 people in order to continue to prove it. 19 our break and b j ah, the journey has begun the, the full world copies on its way to the catholic group, your travel package to the tallow. they will start in southeast asia and we seen flash flooding in areas of kuala lumpur. after a warning for severe thunderstorms, what we are going to see a lot of that wet weather continue here. we have a look at the 3 day for quality. i'm but we have got wet weather on wednesday. it dries up slightly on thursday, but those heat of the day thunderstorms will be back in on friday for the western half of the region. it is a much dryer picture for much of indo china. but for the east, for the philippines, we could see some flooding in southern, in eastern areas. we've got warnings out as those torrential downpours continue. and we've seen some very heavy rain across most eastern areas of australia. for queensland, it does dry up slightly here we're g

and molly, because we know that the molly and authorities were quite dissatisfied with the performance of the french troops in molly was fighting continues to rage in the dawn by small russian troops arriving in the combat zone. our correspondent rod gasdio visited a local school abandoned by the ukrainian military, which was used as a defensive position phase 2 of russia's operation. ukraine is in full swing. vast convoys of troops and equipment. continue to pour into the boy's own day and night. and as you get closer to the front, the sky lights up with russian forces together with local de nits, militiamen are sweeping along the regions administrative borders. all of this was liberated from ukrainian nationalists and regulars. within the past week, it's easy to find where they were quoted and re supplied. often, you just have to head for the closest school. for 8 years, as you grade, waged civil war against separate as provinces they. they tried to convince everyone from you out of the country was united. here is the core across the hall from the law can belong to novak senior ukrai

elizabeth: but mollie, she has no prove or evidence, right?. >> it's actually quite the opposite. the most major meddling that we saw in the 2016 election was done by this hillary clinton secretly-funded, secretly orchestrated operation to set a false narrative, one that continued throughout the trump administration that was this false narrative that trump had colluded with russia to steal the the election that was something her campaign secretly bout and paid for. that caused so much damage in the 2016 election but throughout the entire administration of trump. that was something that, it caused global problems. it caused prodesmick problems t was done by her campaign and the democrat national committee. elizabeth: mollie, it created severe credibility damage for the doj and the fbi. we talked to numerous fbi officials are livid over this, got politicized, put into the d.c. office, not the new york office where they could have done the shoe leather. it was trump organization they were talking about trump here in new york. let's watch former a

molly, thank you for being with us.st, what can you tell us about this latest attack on that train station? >> jose, hi, sorry for the connection, thanks so much for letting us join. that's the hub, the transit point for women and children and civilians fleeing the eastern area of the country trying to get out to the west to the safety of ukraine and on ward to the west. that's a train station that thousands of civilians were sheltered in overnight because the governor of the area warned russia is planning an attack in the east and warned civilians to get out. russia would have known there were thousands of civilians at that train station when they attacked. 50 people we have learned including five children, 98 people were taken to the hospital and according to officials there, we expect those numbers to possibly rise. >> molly, i know you have been going throughout the area there and you are based in kyiv right now but you have been in bucha. describe to me what you have seen. what are the people there telling you abou

the aftermath of a suicide attack of kite of fighters detonated a car bomb in one of molly's biggest military camp in savari, inside the barracks of hundreds of russian fighters. they repelled the assault, but lost a russian helicopter. on kite says this was a retaliation against recent operations by molly's military involving russian fighters in the center of the country. in state td follows the authorities on the ground here in the village of mora, in operation to win hearts and minds in what human rights group believe is the sight of a massacre. they say russian mercenaries and molly and soldiers, tortured and killed almost a 1000 people, mostly civilians in the last month, in the village of mora, and whom bori, to give him the soldiers that you see in the village are only your brothers, children, and grandchildren. oh, they can never be your enemy, nor the enemy of war. uh, money in authorities are blocking the you and from meeting the survivors and conducting an independent investigation, al jazeera spoke to one of the survivors. mama do not. his real name says he was on his way

i remember me and molly would pause it like, that's crazy. they have in the film, we would have with our mates in the park. i liked the way they portrayed the storyline because it was in light—hearted way. who is your friend - with the gorgeous body? if he looks at me i will faint. some of the issues the main characters go through are not nice issues. it could have been a dark storyline and a dark film to watch but i think they portrayed it in a light—hearted way which was great. wasjess a role model for you? i think she was. she kept her head down and worked hard and stuck to the process. even when there were barriers in her way, with her parents and the issues that came from that, she knew what she wanted to achieve and that's really important for young people to see. what's crazy is thatjess was probably for a lot of south asian girls, their only role model, that looked like us and was from the same background and she wasn't real. that's sad. when we had to use our imagination in that sense and look at a film and think, that's possible. no

and molly, well, thank you very much sir. and well, one of the outcomes of their ongoing conflict has been attacks launched against civilians. ida, by he said gen 4 sees, you know, have balanced estrin missed movement or in some instances civilians being caught up as an outcome of lateral damage. or there have been few instances where allocation, something big or civilians be not because there's a perception that are providing information to extremist at all movements and so on and so forth. so all of these blue to get our pastor shut off on my mind. the whole idea of cbm protection in the, in the ongoing conflict, several 100 fighters were killed in this rate armed fight. it appears there has been an uptake and violence recently. what's behind it? well, a number of factors are say, your reports are rightly alluded to. the whole idea of, you know, he sent movements affiliated to ida. i see. so i kinda including baseline, mixed it in there with us. i had them or so i let me grab this order. so for seeking to an extent control

west and caught in the middle, or the people of molly nicholas hawk al jazeera french presidency. my new my crawl has called for unity following his reelection. love to beating far right challenge m marine le pen by crone. acknowledge the dissatisfaction with his 1st term made clear by reduced share of the vote in sundays run off compared to 5 years ago. the touch of butler is in paris with both. well, there won't be much rec for a minute, mike craw on the international frontal. want to forge ahead with his diplomatic efforts to try and help. and russians war in ukraine from us also continue to hold the rotating presidency of the european union. emanuel michaels was very hard for the deeper you integration and then closer to home on the domestic front. mark over want to look at some measures policy to try and help people deal better with the cost of living crisis. that was the number one issue in this election. he also faces the challenge of trying to convince people that he really can be the french president for everyone because he knows that 41 percent of people in the selection

mollie, they are getting break rate of here. >> mollie: the reality behind it is turf on. justice that this does the first two is about how socially, companies have infected controlled outcomes of elections or affected political debates by increasing the reach of certain messages, decreasing the reach of other messages the platforming effective political voices that they don't like and all of these types of things you heard on msnbc the other day, that is why he did not want elon musk owning twitter because those are the things you do when you control is socially dense platform. we know that is what youth can do. that is what has been done in a perfectly one-sided session. at the behest of the democratic political party and it is a huge threat to the republic. whatever you call it, it is a major threat. >> laura: every -- everyone has to translate that when they see this, diversity, equity, inclusion, what they mean is discriminating against another group of people. it never means what they say it means. the entire professional class are freaking out over elon musk. no iro

"hello molly."aw was this tragedy that happened to you at a very young age. my mental health, and everything else but tell me about your story. >> right losing a parent when you are a child is very different than losing a parent when you are an adult. and i lost my mom in a car accident when i was 4 years old. yes my dad was driving, and we were in the car. and my sister mary and i survived and my mother and my little baby sister and cousin were killed. and my dad, it took him a long time to recuperate and learn how to walk again. so it was kind of like my whole life changed in a split second and it was really hard. >> how do you think that impacted your decision as a little girl at some point to want to g get entertainment, make people laugh, comedy. >> such an interesting question because people say well if that didn't happen would you have still gone into comedy and performing i really don't know. i think it gave me a resilience in show biz. nothing could be as bad as when i was little it gave me

an operation carried out by molly and forces. molly's army says it killed more than 200 fighters last week when it rated the village of mora in the multi region. thousands were arrested. large quantities of weapons were confiscated, the you and says it's working with molly and authorities to tackle growing and security in the region is really forces of shot and killed 3 palestinians and the occupied westbank. it happened to the town of arbor near jeanine. israel says the men were armed and opened fire on the military. 11 people have been killed in separate attacks. it israel in recent days. let's go live now to our on our 0 sir leader abraham. is that tell us more about this incident leader. we're standing here near i rob village where the incident has happened. we can actually see bloodstains on the floor, which is the location where these 3 men were killed. according to witnesses, we spoke to they say that they heard heavy gun fire. they believe it was coming from these, raymond forces sides, but then the men had responded. we know that an armed clash was ensued and later on 5 to 6

it's molly, as newly elected parliament, is preparing to elect the president and was meant for the 1st time after being sworn on thursday and appointed a 10 person committee to lead the process. violent protests and street fighting between rival groups set back the election process since the last president term ended in february last year. for those stories on our website at al jazeera dot come about with more news in half an hour. the next time june is up. with inside story to stay with us. ah it took more than a year, but somalia finally has a new parliament impede are sworn in after a drawn out election. can they tackle the countries challenges and how will they deal with tensions between the prime minister and the president? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer jim's room. it was an election where most people didn't get to vote, but one that the international community said was needed for stability in somalia. leaders from powerful clans, civil society organizations and regional officials picked more than $270.00 m. p 's for the new national parliam

west and caught in the middle, or the people of molly nicholas hawk al jazeera. what has been a further development in the ethiopian governments want to grand rebels in the north? the t great people's liberation, frontal a t p a that says it has completely withdrawn all of its forces from the neighboring a follow region. they hope the withdrawal will allow 8 to t gray, which is experiencing at fannon light conditions. will that 90 percent of the regions population needs food aid? if ethan journalists, i will get a tro, says this was the only way that government would allow food aid entity, gray. they could only agree to some kind of seas, unless an organization that they deemed as a terrorist organization organization would suddenly be afar. but the tpr left has been saying the reason that they're in are far, is to protect their interest, to protect any kind of attack that might come to their wage. and there doesn't seem to be any end in sight. the african union has been trying to play a role to end this conflict. the former president of nigeria has been going ba

in molly, away from europe is a new battle front in an information war involving the russians and the west and caught in the middle, or the people of molly nicholas hawk al jazeera airlines and hates here warning of flight cancellations, years of fuel shortages. it follows and port authorities announcing possible service disruptions, the capital port of prince, and he pencils stations also in short supply in november, fuel shortages caused by gang blockades. almost all the countries are hoped prompting process. reaction to ellen mosques purchase of twitter was divided. social media, russian, u. s. republican politicians, a welcoming the move, but some democrats say it's dangerous for democracy to was as board unanimously approved the $44000000000.00 deal to sell the company al jazeera. as gabriel elizondo rapport, style from new york. the deal is done the month long saga of who will own twitter appears over in one of the largest and most unusual tech acquisitions ever . the board of directors and twitter unanimously agreed to sell the social media company to even musk for $44000000000

we begin tonight with molly hunter inside ukraine. a warning, some of these images may be difficult to watch >> reporter: tonight a potential break through. the stage may be set for a face-to-face meeting between president putin and president zelenskyy. the lead ukrainian negotiator saying russia has verbally accepted all of ukraine's positions except on crimea nothing in writing yet, but he says according to turkey the intermediary, russia may now be open between a meeting between the two leaders in the near future but this comes as russia is on the battlefield at least for now. the crew ukrainian minister of defense declaring the whole kyiv region is liberated from the invader but the carnage they left is grim president zelenskyy says russian forces are leaving a total catastrophe as they fall back. they are mining the whole territory, he said they are mining homes, mining equipment and even the bodies of people who were killed and there are so many on the streets lying here on the sidewalk, everywhere you look human rights watch sa

and molly says it's concerned about reports of civilian deaths and an operation carried out by molly and forces. molly's army says that it killed more than 200 fighters last week when it rated the village of mora in the multi region. thousands were arrested. large quantities of weapons were confiscated. the un says that it's working with molly and authorities to tackle growing insecurity in the region. coming up after the weather on al jazeera, pope frances issues apology to canada's indigenous people. plus the moment football fans have been waiting for the groups for the 2022 world cup revealed in council. ah, richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to castle group. your travel package to day. hello, there may have been april fools on friday, but the winter weather that swept across europe was no joke. we had an arctic blast that knocked temperatures down in northern in central areas and brought snow flurries and some heavy snow to places like france. now these areas were just basking in the spring warmth last week and there is going to be more winter weather to c

last week, molly's intensified operations against armed groups in recent weeks mean that it tree has also been assisted by russian power military organization, the wagner group. nicholas hark has more on this now from neighboring senegal. these are military operations that started on the 23rd of march and ended just days ago on march. 31st led, of course, by the maryan military, but with a support of russian fighters have stepped into the country since december. as a result, the french forces that are on the ground have decided to remove their soldiers from the country. we've seen a change of tactics in the village of more of this village was led under siege for a number of days. people that were going hungry when starving, when the attack was launched. as a result, the mon, the military said that they have neutralize over 200, what they call the terrorists groups. linked to al qaeda in iso are active in the region. but this change of tactic has come since the arrival of russian fighters, similar to what we've seen in syria in the left, where russian fighters have put that city under

what film is it, molly—moo? they're making the rest of it. was an active 10—year—old. let's wipe that chin. but then she was diagnosed with a rare life—limiting condition called batten disease, which has taken her mobility and her vision. she's always full of beans, giggling. funny! just lets nothing get in her way whatsoever. she's amazing. they're ready in the swing. there's no escaping the amount of specialist equipment molly uses each day. 0k. adelle is a single mum, so she can't do without it. but it all needs power. we've got two wheelchairs, two ceiling track hoists, a three floor lift, two suction machines and an electric bed. adelle is struggling to keep up with the bills. her only option is to cut back on essentials. it's getting to a point of, do we put fuel in the car and take molly for a day out, or do we need to put that aside to be able to pay for gas and electric? there's no extra help for us whatsoever. don't get me wrong, everybody should get help. but parents with disabled children who aren't able to go out and work and ear

. >>> joining us now from lviv ukraine, nbc news correspondent molly hunter. molly, thank you for being with us today. let's start with the situation in mariupol. and have we gotten any updates about that aid convoy? are they going to be able to provide some relief for people there who so desperately need it? >> yes, jonathan, who so desperately need it. it's not looking good this morning. as you said, icrc really made a point of making their plans very lear to both sides an put out a big press release and a press interview and put out audio clips, they really wanted russia and ukraine and the world to know what this they are planning and life-saving aid, and not only people in mariupol, 170,000 people, for the basic necessities, and living in basements, as we have been talking about, that dire humanitarian situation and the aid is needed to get into people. as of now according to mariupol city officials it is absolutely being blocked by russians. our understanding was that 45 buses were sent to start evacuating civilian, and there were about 600 people who go

and molly says that it's concerned about reports of civilian deaths and an operation carried up by molly and forces. molly's army says that it killed more than 200 fighters last week, when it rated the village of mora in the multi region. thousands were arrested. a large quantities of weapons were confiscated. the un says that it's working with marleen authorities to tackle growing insecurity in the region. still to come here on al jazeera, a showcase of fire power, the u. s. and the philippines, hold the largest of a joint military drills. ah, it's the weekend and we have some wild weather around that. central mediterranean heavy, one 1st things 1st. let's get you there. right now. rain and wind whipping around so wind warnings in play for natalie sardinia, but also cecily central and southern portions of italy. and then all that rain that was over the balkan says now it started to leak into romania. if you can believe it, we're still talking about snow. so for zurich, about $5.00 to $10.00 centimeters and the energy temperature start to fall saturday into sunday. i think you'll see a d

on staying with france, the french military who returned an army base to molly enforcers. early this week has accused russian mercenaries of staging burials in mali, claiming the actions are part of a smear campaign against them. video provided the associated press, allegedly shows around a dozen bodies being buried near an army base in northern molly. the soldiers invariably, to be members of the wagner group or russian mercenary contingent. and the french military claims is an attempt to discredit french operations in the country. the russian foreign ministry has called for a thorough investigation into the burial given the traditional tendency of the french media and often some european officials to blame other countries for all the sins. we can assume that some will be tempted to throw into the media space versions directed against the malia military who successes in clearing the terrorist threat from their republic has irritated paris, which failed to do so during the years of its presence in molly, we support the decision of the maryan authorities to thoroughly inves

says it's heard reports of civilian deaths and an operation carried out by molly and forces. the army says it killed more than 200 fighters last week when it rated the village of mora and the multi region. according to social media posts, many civilians were among those killed. nicholas hawk has fallen. those developments from dakar and neighboring cynical. these are military operations that started on the 23rd of march and ended just days ago on march. 31st lead, of course, by the 1000000 military, but with a support of russian fighters have stepped into the country since december. as a result, the french forces that are on the ground have decided to remove their soldiers from the country. we've seen a change of tactics in the village of more of this village was led under siege for a number of days. people that were going hungry when starving, when the attack was launched, as a result, the mo, the military said that they have neutralize over 200, what they call the terrorist groups. linked to al qaeda in iso are active in the region. but this change of tactic has come since

i molly.e is spending what is potentially _ financially get by. she is spending what is potentially the _ financially get by. she is spending what is potentially the last - financially get by. she is spending what is potentially the last few i what is potentially the last few years of her life stocking because we can't afford to go out to do things. it's absolutely ridiculous. it's just so unfair. things. it's absolutely ridiculous. it'sjust so unfair.— it'sjust so unfair. how does it make you _ it'sjust so unfair. how does it make you feel— it'sjust so unfair. how does it make you feel that _ it'sjust so unfair. how does it make you feel that you - it'sjust so unfair. how does it make you feel that you can't i it'sjust so unfair. how does it i make you feel that you can't give molly the best quality of life? obviously you have times where you do break down and things kind of do hit you again. afleet do break down and things kind of do hit you again-— hit you again. get a bit on top of ou? hit

molly, thank you. and again, thank your team for us please. courtney, let me go you to for an update from the pentagon on some of these troop movements as the u.s. sees it, the view from 30,000 feet if you will. as well as this military assistance from the u.s. we know that the ukrainians, president zelenskyy specifically, has been saying we need this help, we need more weapons. now he seems to be able to be getting it. >> yeah, that's right. so the latest is this $100 million announcement that the biden administration made last night that they're sending more javelins. and i'm sure our viewers probably know this, but they're called anti-armor. they're really anti-tank. so they're meant to target the russian tanks that have been doing so much destructive and absolutely devastating damage as we've been seeing from molly's amazing reporting there. but in addition to that, we got a little bit more insight into just how quickly those are moving into ukrainian hands. for instance, last night the biden administration made this announcement while a s

for me, as i had promised to organize elections where molly's get to vote, that he didn't fulfill his pledge. the whole process has been widely criticized in that selection that actually brought it to the bottom selection process. the lack of integrity i'm could ability. so unless there is a strong strong rule of law and election a law. so monday will be in this what we've seen for the past few months and the last year is absolutely unacceptable and not to be repeated again. handful of seats in parliament remain open. after electoral official nullified the election processes over irregularities. mortars were fired towards margaret issues, greens and the other m. p. 's repairing to before an in, inside the armed group out, bob is opposed to the government and said it would target the elections claimed responsibility for this attack in the city of ballad when last month that killed it . m p and another parliamentary candidate. as well as several other attacks factions of the army for the police in mogadishu. last year, when yet another election delay was announced, and president for mag

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hey, molly. £22 billion package of support for the hardest hit this year, including over £9 billion to help with rising energy bills. come on, then. but as those bills are expected to rise again later this year, adele fears the short time she may have left with her daughter will be spent worrying about how she'll financially get by. she's spending what is potentially the last few years of her life stuck in because we can't afford to go out and do things. it's absolutely ridiculous. it's just so unfair. how does it make you feel that you can't give molly the best quality of life? obviously, you have times where you do break down and things kind of do hit you again. get a bit on top of you. yeah. mm. but you have to keep going. you have no choice. you have to keep going. and you just don't let these things get you down. i've got to stay strong for molly, because if i'm not strong, then there's nobody else to be strong for her. really moving how that is so practical and so difficult for those famili

thank you so much for letting us share that. >> thank you, molly. >> reporter: go ahead, andrea. >> nos. talk to me about her and about the people you've been meeting there. >> this was about 30 miles from kyiv, about an hour away. when i say we met her within five minutes of arriving, that's not an exaggeration. her neighbor flagged us down crying and so badly wanted to tell us and she insisted we go back to her house and that's where we met tyesa who walked us to the shallow grave where her son was buried. there's no cell service in much of the country. you saw her grandson had no idea his father had died. he came home expecting to see his father. but there was no way for her to call her grandchildren or any family members. we're seeing as people come up from underground after russian occupation in the suburbs outside of kyiv, they're finally learning the news from their families and it's heartbreaking. >> molly, her son being buried in their yard. and showing you those pictures of him and this handsome young man in uniform. what these people have suffered. i was watching and listeni

how much did having molly there with you that whole time help you see that? and i always say this when people ask me, it is such a blessing that i had molly by my side growing up, because being a young girl in football, being the only girls in the playground, being the only girls at the park playing, that is very, very difficult to do alone because you've got so many people looking over at you, thinking, why she playing? she's a girl. so the fact that i had molly at my side, we kind of were able to like break down the barriers together, which i thought was great. you think about the impacts of a film like this, but then you see someone like you who literally watched that film growing up, and that impact is so real because now you're playing football and you play professionally, and you are in the wsl — that is really crazy, isn't it? it is crazy. listen, i was so young when that film came out as well. i think the film actually gave me a little bit of clarity on where i wanted to go with my life and what direction i wanted to take it. i saw her go to america a