do molly exit also? miss you melinda, lives in your axle and see what this your minister of foreign affairs have got a question about the prospect of the military corporation. offences corporation. you sad us, your new middle secret shows a bad mullins are concerned with these snap matters, but a lot has been done and disregard. however, we still understand that there is still a lot to be done to ensure security in our country. well, so know that malins rely on russia. so i've got the following question. despite the app or it's, it all has not been written. i printed, what do you want to do to eliminate these evolve in that's look at if we talk about the objectives of the government, waddle from the showing that still needs to be down in this regard. are you going to take those question? both of you or get them together. you like it, did it seem like duties and tv please. who did you validate the question and russian la, decide, or no mal in one. i asked the russian minister can we say that perry's is lo

learn you, molly? and he says that molly's an easy country for us. you talk to us the but other countries are not as easy as you do. and russia is spreading, lies everywhere about who is to blame for the situation. a, do you, me is good and this is being said, i see so. so why a person who cannot even conceal them? look at the races of his own will view, as you may remember how he openly declared that europe is a flowering garden, red and heed must be assumed as a gardener, thought of bruce, and that europe is surrounded by jungle. so that both which is a threat for the guardian are good and so the blossom garden needs to be guarded against the jungle. we got you so that the well being of the garden, the good news is not harmed. there is little to add to this or said sir lucy and has quite a clear indication of none who screw hazard is that what attitude more with regard to african countries and their needs. so personally, we have nothing to hide. we stood so yes, that was the origins, glover, circle, the and african libra liberation. and when we wer

or are sheil molly? are intel supplying via ties of as simply this partnership, which is being him related to the primary concern, the field of defense and see to it given the security situation. but molly has been going full for several years. this corporation has become even more dense since the authorities of acquisition took this sort of decision in 2020 while to diversify partners in terms of defense and security. for choices does made by monday have always marsha tomorrow, ankles had to g partner in the fight against om till, his group and cross border organized crime, a visit to confirmed regulation with russia and to confirm the lever of him reduced this. we phrase, which is definitely in this chris, in this part of africa. this comes as molly was accused to deal with a private company, wagner group, which western media in africa portray as notorious. but my leon government dismisses the claims my li has previously said russia forces in the country are not mysteries, but toilers helping local tro

state effort. molly will not continue to justify that choice of partners . these choices have been made in a unique context. and the distinguished representative of the russian federation has just indicated to you that this cooperation in terms of training and equipment is being carried out with full respect for international norms. in this regard. we hope that that will be duly noted so that our country is able to carry on guaranteeing its security. molly, of course is looking to assert. busy itself in that country as not only a government, whether government in control and able to make its own decision as to whom it ones to associate. and yesterday, the transitional government said that they were anticipating the russian foreign minister as vivid to my li this week. and that with that visit, they hope to bolster the defense and corporations that they have with that it still remains to be seen whether mas and we will actually he, the cause to that has been requested of him to leave the country. or if he will actually just the, i don't know, ling the longer

richard johnson are thrilled to hear about molly's nomination. >> when people ask me about molly, i that i knew molly since she was a bump. we've known molly basically since she was born. of course, we are overjoyed by >> reporter: as for molly, she is now living in nashville, and she says her biggest inspiration is her dad. she recently took some time to zoom with him. >> how are you doing? >> good, how are you? >> pretty good. are you excited about the grammy nominations? >> i'm super excited. >> reporter: so, too, is her dad. >> it is just an accomplice meant for molly, to take pride in, so yeah, that's a very cool thing. >> proud dad. molly was diagnosed at the age of three with alopecia which led to complete her loss. as a child, she wore hats and legs to hide it, but at 30 years old, she decided to embrace at. she has performed without a wig or hat in part to help other kids dealing with the same thing. jenna franco and sarah donchey will be highlighting our bay area grammy nominees this saturday night at 10:30 p.m. right here on cbsn again on sunday at 3:30 p.m. >>> then on s

the molly and all me 25 years ago to fight the to our rake rebellion and northern molly. when that you had us started gaining ground, he returned to the dog on territory in 2016 and founded the dam on bus august militia. then we had an aka unit today dominate all the hunters. you see here, malia in some, there aren't any foreigners, don't go to him over the government doesn't give us weapons. were in our caves and went to hardest come by. we kill them and take their weapons. 21 pallets with the army doesn't help us. france doesn't help us. no one helps us back, but the locals are on our side. m. hello d m. in northern to this day tolben, his hunters have managed to maintain control of the cliffs. but the jack hadn't have carried out several devastating raids. over the years since $21612.00 villages happened, pillaged in the commune, casa they burned down everything. the, the moment they got here, they gathered all they could and burned it was c. what did they burn? leech and utensils and motorcycles. over their liberal philosophy. they took the animal, so lizard, merge of

crocker on sticky. constantly, molly? i believe that as far as molly's concerned, russia has come to the aid of our country, but as an independent country, in almost 90 percent of former, malia and offices were trained by russia around 90 percent of the weapons owned by gemelli and all me were purchased from russia, relations between france, the former colonial paula and molly have experienced a kind of arranged body not to say an open war. you know, when you even go inside molly, people already in a way for collective suicide, not to accept francis dick tense. that's over. people in my li are excited to welcome russian for of her minister, said j love rove in his visit to the country. the governmental molly in his pitman praise the took the 1st of its kind by a wash and fallen off her minister to our country. this high level visit is in line with the political, a choice made by the transitional government to expand and diversify strategy partnership. in accordance with the plan, simpler keys. now guiding public actually

and that molly stands ready for elections next year. having of course, come into a military coup that's currently ruling the country there from 2021. 1 can only wonder how much of this really has to do with the russian factor, and it's become a pattern of choice for the traditional maryan government. and this was the word there was echoed by the foreign minister of molly, seeing that russia and no blame year, and that they remain committed to the partnership cooperation between molly and russia is a state to state effort. molly will not continue to justify that choice of partners . these choices have been made in a unique context. and the distinguished representative of the russian federation has just indicated to you that this cooperation in terms of training and equipment is being carried out with full respect for international norms. in this regard. we hope that that will be duly noted so that our country is able to carry on guaranteeing its security. molly, of course is looking to assert. busy itself in that country as not only a go

nominations. >> when people ask me about molly i say i've known molly since she was a bump, basically since she was born we have known her. and of course we are overjoyed at her success. >> as for molly she's living in nashville as is her biggest inspiration is her dad. she recently took time to zoom with him. >> hey molly, how are you? >> pretty good, how are you? >> good, are you site about the grammy nominations? >> super excited. >> so is her dad. >> it is an accomplishment of molly second take pride in the cool thing . >> will highlight the bay area grammy nominees this saturday night at 10:30 on cbs, and again on sunday at 3:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. then on sunday do not change the channel. the grammy show will broadcast live at 5:00 p.m. followed by an encore performance at 8:30. it will also streaming on paramount plus. >>> beyonce can make grammy history on sunday and she is everyone is making room hm. *coughs* seriously? for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes. do we stileds?eryone is makm yeah, no for the medicine cab

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northern molly. when that you had us started gaining ground, he returned to the dog on territory in 2016 and founded the dam on bus are good militia than not. we had an ok, you know, today dominant all the hunters you see here are malia and him. there aren't any foreigners got him over. the government doesn't give us weapons were in our caves and went to hardest come by. we kill them and take their weapons when one telephone with the army doesn't help us. france doesn't help us. no one helps us back, but the locals are on our side and had a d. m in northern to this day toolbar and his hunters have managed to maintain control of the cliffs. but the joe had us have carried out several devastating raids. over the years since $21612.00 villages happened, pillaged in the commune, casa, they burned down everything. the moment they got here, they gathered all they could and burned it. c. what did they burn? kitchen utensils and motorcycles, over their liberties follows. they took the animal, so lizard merge

we are introduced to molly title. the local artist nominated for two grammy awards. >> reporter: jack title grew up in a farm in royal illinois listening to his father play bluegrass music. at the tender age of five he picked up a guitar and never put it down. jack is a bluegrass virtuoso and happens to be molly's dad. everything about bluegrass , the singing and technical aspects, all through him. but way what may enchant him the most, -- >> it is social. it connects people that way. >> reporter: jack taught molly. he taught all his kids to play. >> all the kids were really good and really talented. i was the dad in the band. >> reporter: they formed the band and along with aj they performed authentic bluegrass for years. as for molly, she recorded her first cd, the old appletree with her dad at age 13. jack has taught bluegrass in the bay area for 40 years and written a dozen instructional music books. while many lessons are online before the pandemic, most of his classes were held here. >> it was another palo alto

molly when she was a bump.ve known molly basically since she was born, and of course, we're, you know, overjoyed at her success. >> reporter: as for molly, she's now living in nashville and says her biggest inspiration is her dad. she recently took some time to zoom with him. >> hi, molly, how you doing some. >> good, how are you? >> i'm pretty good. are you excited about the gamy nominations? >> i'm super excited. >> reporter: so too is her dad. >> it's just an accomplishment for molly that i can take pride in, you know, so yeah, that's a very cool thing. >> well, molly was diagnosed with alopecia at just three years old. she lost all of her hair and as a child she would wear hats to hide it. but at 30 years old she decided to embrace it. she's performed without a wig or a hat in part to help other kids dealing with the exact same thing. i'll be highlighting our bay area grammy nominees along with gianna franco this saturday night at 10:30 p.m. on cbs and again on sunday at 3:30 p.m. then on sunday, do not cha

he happens to be molly's dad.g about bluegrass , the singing, harmonies, technical aspects al thrill him. may enchant him th most is it's very social music >> it definitely does connect people that way. >> reporter: jack taught molly in fact all of us gets to play, when they were nearly old enoug to hold the pick. >> all the kids were really goo and talented. i was the dad in the band. >> reporter: they formed a band along with aj, they performed authentic bluegrass for years. as for molly, she read ordere her first cd, the old apple tree, with her dad, at age 13. jackie taught bluegrass for 40 years. he has written a dozen instructional music books on th genre. while many lessons are aligned , before the pandemic, most classes were held here. >> it was a business that bega in a garage. >> reporter: it was at the griffin string instrument shop. the mandolins, acoustic guitar and banjos lined the walls. they brought out molly's first guitar, a baby taylor, that she played at age 8. while it has seen better days, th

he happens to be molly's dad.ng about bluegrass, the singing, the harmonies, and the technical aspects thrill him. what may enchant him the most? >> it is very social music. it does connect people that way. >> reporter: he taught molly. he taught all the skids to play when they were barely old enough to hold a guitar.. >> all the kids were really good and talented. i was the dad in the band. >> reporter: they formed a band. along with aj, they perform authentic bluegrass. as for molly, she recorded her first cd, the old apple tree, with her dad at age 13. jack taught bluegrass for 30 years. he has written a dozen instructional books on the genre. while many lessons are online. before the pandemic, most classes were held here. >> it was another palo alto business that began in a garage. >> reporter: this is at the griffin string instrument shop. mandolins, acoustic guitars, and banjos line the walls. the staff brought out molly's first guitar, a baby taylor that she played at age 8. while it has seen better days, t

minerals and molly needs greater military cooperation access to wheat and fertilizer. molly is increasingly isolated . it sees russia as a partner, as it faces a mounting security and humanitarian crisis. nicholas hawk al jazeera. at least 15 people have been killed in landslides caused by heavy rains in southern peru. the army has been deployed to help with rescue operations. the death toll in the era keeper region is expected to rise. o miracle song sharif report. o. a lifetime's belongings gone in seconds. oh. c oh, where this landslide improves sudden i keep my regions swept away. everything in its part villages who moved up hill could only watch as hundreds of their homes were washed though. yeah, i thought must the middle familiars long because there were over a 1000 affected families. we can say that the houses of 90 percent of afflicted families were completely destroyed by the ah, some people were unable to escape some bodies have been retrieved from the day bri. many, i believe to be minus 4 villages were the hardest hit. the in an area called nicholas valko cell. they're twin con

molly reynolds. molly is a senior fellow in governance studies that clippings. she studies congress with an emphasis on how procedure affects domestic policy outcomes. she is the author of the book "exceptions to the rule: the -- filibuster in the senate," which explores the better reconciliation process and other things that prevent the filibuster appeared molly was a panelist on climate camp two years ago talking about budget reconciliation. i recommend going back to check out that briefing if you would like to learn more. her current research projects include work on the oversight and house congressional reform and budget process. she supervises the maintenance of brookings -- vital statistics on congress. this is the moment of truth. i'm going to turnt over to you remotely pared i am looking forward to your presentation. [indiscernible] >> can you -- again? i do not know where the microphone is. >> test. can you hear me? great. i will get started. thanks everyone for inviting me to be with you. i apologize i cannot be there in person. i do not know if there

but at what cost, russia wants access to. molly's minerals and molly needs greater military cooperation access to wheat and fertilizer. molly is increasingly isolated. it sees russia as a partner, as it faces a mounting security and humanitarian crisis. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the oh, hello, have become the 1st saudi arabian team to reach the club well cup final. i started a beat south american champion, soniega 32 in morocco and richardson was watching for us in country. will saudi arabian football really enjoying some golden moments. right now there's a well cut bit in the pipeline for the country. the country's also just won the rice, the house to 2027 asian cup christiana, and of course, playing in the saudi arabian league with nasa. and now i'll fill out the asian champions through to the club wells cup. finally, they to flamingo. now these 2 teams met in this tournament in 2019 on that occasion, philip go, we're the win is by 3 goes to one this time around. hey, allow able to vanish that loss. really. it's all been about penalties of this tournament so far for hell out in the 2n

it's also been operating in libya, molly mozambique, and saddam. during a speech in eritrea lover of showed the russia would be a book of economic support in africa, hulu. no hybrid was of the waste, including in ukraine, will be able to stop the development of new centers of economic power, financial and political influence. this map results the u. s. though to march shows how divided african nations were in condemning russia's invasion of ukraine. 28 voted in favor. 8 didn't vote. and 17 abstained. that included south africa, which has historically strong relations with russia and the for the soviet union. in january, lover of announce upon from military trails, with russia and china, the will form the anniversary of the war in ukraine. russia struggle against western powers is playing out in africa as it drums up strategic support. turning it into a diplomatic playground. laura han insight story al jazeera ah, let's brain our guess for today's discussion from moscow were joined by a survey markov who is director of the institute of political stu

molly, odd dichotomy clinton, obama had a rough midterm. polling showing people soft under joe biden. i think he feels invincible at this point. >> you had the reality heading into the midterm vast majority of americans unhappy. when it came to results in the elections because of how we run elections, didn't result in this like humongous republican victory. republicans did take the house. i was so happy to see how ruckus it got. energy noticeably lacking for a few years. we have to point out really quickly, that was a difficult speak to listen to. he was not performing well. it was embarrassing and uncomfortable. he forgot names and couldn't say that i means on the teleprompter with how many seeds democrats had. it was difficult. also speeding through the speech. it was hard to keep track of what he said. but it was interesting it was this play for the next election and he was pretending like he did have sort of a conservative populous agenda. taking credit for things donald trump signed. he sounded like an american-first republican. totall

so we're clear in. 1 molly was the fear of french interference was an justified e. yeah. yeah, because they're talking about so they're, they're a state of commodity and also as you know, the spanish, the spanish french forces occasionally not her mommy was not the result. so it was a failure. and a lot of people really point out friends that he was not supporting molly, talk to us a bit about what's called colonial debt. how does that relate to the infrastructure problems experienced by some of these african countries? now, in west africa, regions, countries, kornmeier by french. that is that fence that you talking about because yes, today we are much colonization areas. but we know that there is a lot of friends, trans enterprises. and molly, initiated with fossil and then you know, holy purse and those economy dynamics show how and show the gnostic. and so even talk about, you know, we're not much of a so says, in west africa talk about an attitude when or that friends have my house ties with ira in recent years. let's call them the micron era. there has been renewed i

mission in molly. so why is he being expelled? well, on tuesday there was a un security council meeting on molly in that meeting, a representative of civil society that works closely with him. and he took to the floor, accused maryan forces, but also russian fighters of possible crimes against humanity and war crime. that doesn't matter. they systematically attacked civilian populations and looted their valuables and their livestock, which is a violation of their cultural heritage. therefore, i call on the malia authorities to stop these acts, which are possible war crimes and crimes against humanity. now the 1000000 authorities deny any wrong doing, in fact, they say that the russian fighters are helping them fight off arm groups linked to isolate and arcade. and so the visit a surg lover of comes at a time where the relationship between molly and international actors is deteriorating. molly is home to the biggest un peacekeeping mission, the most expensive one and the deadliest one. and there are now

i'm adrian finnegan, saga lever off his visiting molly this week. in the 1st official trip by a russian foreign minister to the west african nation, molly's john to has turned to moscow to help it fight armed groups and fighters from the wagner group have replaced troops from the former colonial power france. wagner is a private military organization run by an ally of president vladimir putin, of now operates in several african countries. is moscow extending its reach in africa at the expense of western powers? who go to our panel just a moment, but 1st, a report from laura con. russia's foreign minister is on his 2nd trip to the african continent. in 2 months, sir, kayla roth is showing up support his relations deteriorate with the west over the worn ukraine. on sunday and just one day before the scheduled touchdown of russian foreign minister law, 4th flight and bomber co, bonnie expelled the head of the un human rights mission. but this isn't due government to decline the government's decision to declare the head of men useful human rights action

the latest from molly in newton, massachusetts, molly. molly: may, neil.tance in this case the hunt for the killer of this new jersey councilwoman as the prosecutor's office are delving into all aspects of eunice dwumfour's life, and shot this councilwoman inside of her white s.u.v. and happened outside of her home on wednesday night. >> the fbi is aware of that incident and we are working with all of our partners in order to find out more about that incident. molly: the 30-year-old republican was serving a two-year term that started in 2022. she was recently married, had a 12-year-old daughter and very active in her church. new jersey governor bill murphy was stunned by the brutal murder and praised dwumfour for doing her job with diligence. she served as director of churches for the nigerian based royal assembly and described as a world renowned international ministry on her linkedin page. >> we believe it's very person because she was shot seven times in the face and another seven shots were hit be everywhere. for somebody to get so close to somebody an

molly brought with her i'll call her molly because their daughter, they're both named mary of the daughters mary the future, mary custis lee. so i want to make it clear who i'm referring. so molly brought with her a good relations with. her cousin, william mead, who became later the bishop of virginia. he was active in the reform of the episcopal church and he was also with his cousin and others active in the american colonization society and but mead was always grateful to arlington house because he had visited it as an undergraduate when he was at princeton, and he was still studying law. and it was his to arlington house where he saw various books that had belonged to george washington, that he and martha washington, he decided he want to become a clergyman. now, the custis couple had molly gave birth to four children, but one survived. that would be mary. meanwhile, custis embarks on a career of some people have called him the first preservation office, but he was monument builder. a monument improver and in 1815 he took a steamship or schooner down, i should say, two revolutionary war

so we're clear in molly was the fear of french interference was an justified e. yeah, because they talked about so in a state of mildly and also as you know, the spanish, the spanish french forces occasionally not. and mommy was not the result. so it was a failure. and a lot of people really point out friends that he was not supporting, marty, talk to us a bit about what's called colonial debt. how does that relate to the infrastructure problems experienced by some of these african countries? now, in west africa, regions, countries that are core miles by french, that is that fence that you talking about because yes, today the real merchant colonization area. but we know that there is a lot of friends science fans says enterprises and molly, initiated with fossil. and then you know how close and those economists dynamics show how and show the nazi and so even talk about, you know, and exploitation of natural resources and stuff that we're talking about and attitudes we're not as francis have my house ties with iraq in recent years. let's call them the micron era.

and molly news yet, and we're not facile. and then you know how it goes. and those economy dynamics show how and show the gnostic. and so even talking about, you know, the exploitation of not yet others. so cities in our stuff that we had talked about and attitudes were not as friends, have my house ties with ira in recent years. let's call them the micron era. there has been renewed interest by the french in various african states . specifically, nigeria, a manual micron seems to be doing a lot of courting of nigeria on something of a charm offensive. why? and yeah, as you know, the french is actually losing and the ex colony is like molly and these are so why there is a growing a new generation against the french williams and countries. and now is the way for them to diversify diversified their customers. and then find new passes and that's why it's like they're trying to get ties with niger. does it have anything to do with nigeria as natural resources? as we all know that not a camps in africa and they have days, but also that's wrong. and i feel like

so it's not that molly was not so res. so it was a failure. and a lot of people really point out french that he was not supporting. marvin talk to us a bit about what's called colonial that. how does that relate to the infrastructure problems experienced by some of these african countries? now, in west africa, regions, countries that are color miles by french. that is, that sense that you're talking about because yes, today the merchant colonization that to me neither there is a lot of science fans 1st enterprises in mildly initiated with our fossil. and then a lot of course, and those economy dynamics show how and see and show b r c. and so you've been talking about, you know, this was tisha, nelson marcella, there's sources in west africa if we talk about attitudes when i, that's fairness, how, how stays in missouri with iraq in recent years. let's call them the micron era. there has been renewed interest by the french in various african states, specifically nigeria. and then you will mark ron seems to be doing a lot of courting of nigeria o

molly, let me start with you first.nikki haley essentially, you know, dodging this question about where she differs when it comes to policy positions with the former president. this is going to be a recurring problem, it sounds for the gop field overall, it seems. >> yeah. i mean, the whole thing is going to be a primary now. so nikki haley has survived by ignoring trump and being, you know, very sort of passive and complimentary towards him. now he's going to -- now she's going to have to go against him and woo primary voters. these primary voters are sort of addicted to trump and this kind of authoritarian strongman thing. so i don't know how she manages to ignore the guy who basically has a spell on these primary voters. >> alice, what do you think of that, and also senator tim scott heading to iowa this week. that's intriguing. >> it is. he's going to listen to the people of iowa on a listening tour, and usually when you listen, you're beginning the wooing phase of a relationship with voters. look, i think it's impo

and molly, who has extensively studied pm scenes, especially wagner. yes. it is my career field of what we give them. why do with countries including us to receive against the private timidity company finance because he's in a fight off in free on is if fights for it to retreat. because the, you know, if we talk about div bumped on, for example, in the sixty's, wendy office, i'm african countries with having data in dependency in countries like my li, nick will not be grandma and so on. we're too close to russia months, few years ago after some cody thought a shift. there was a change and do with come 3. it went back again with france or re t, n r u s. day written day, m riddle. and they left big or why atmosphere, where there were some countries we'd be excluded to get union and some countries with us and european countries. that's why now the wisdom countries, including who a thing that african should continue to belong to them for their interest for death investment. and they should they gets advantage from the african it resources. that's why they don't

encircled the ukrainian health town of dar, as incense fighting in the area continues to kind of us so on molly joint forces to count to the ongoing threat. it's terrorism. emit frustration. french forces failure to tackle militant insurgencies in the region. a situation that really saddens us. it's awful that armed men can cowardly attack unarmed civilians . and more than 200 people were killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank and gaza last year. as, according to the latest reports by the palestinian health ministry. with july from our studio here in moscow, you're watching our see international. my name is peter scott. here with all the latest this friday afternoon, and we start off in the upper georgia beach and where according to reports from local officials, a police officer has died in a car bomb explosion. the blast happened in the city of antarctica door and you can see the latest pictures from the scene here. there's no information yet on what caused the explosion or who could be behind it. however, the regions of is upper osha and kept on. i have previously seen similar inc

a massacre in mora, molly, and what they do is they do dirty work. they do assassinations, they do, military admissions, extortion, all kinds of things like that where rushes want to distance themselves from, from their maybe the regular army aided navy sales and guy known as wagner group. a navy seals mainly do special operation. the wagner group, they've taken over our whole country, your while with our forces were officially requested in a number of african countries, including molly, an the central african republic of the hill. from these countries, i've repeatedly stated the importance. the help of the wagner group has provided in conflict written regions, the central african republic parliament leader once again explains the significance of wagner's activities in his country. he are killed, a people were killed here, the c a r's army couldn't cope with it. but now thanks to the presence of our friends, the russian army, through wanda's army, the minutia troops were able to achieve peace in the central african republic. i don't know the wagner g

would you blame them mollie?no, particularly after what americans have gone through in recent years where pretty much every institution and establishment institution has mishandled whatever responsibility they have, you know, whether it was the covid debacle, which was really the failure of how people responded to it was so much worse than even the horror of the pandemic itself. and by not being truthful with americans, it gave people no reason to trust what their institutions are saying. we have a military, an industrial complex -- intelligence industrial complication that has been engaged in partisan politicking instead of actually, you know, knowing how to wage and win wars or defend the country. so, no, americans have no reason why they would put trust in these people and the lack of transparency does nothing to help. >> laura: and, ari, john kirby, again, he keeps getting pressed on this. you can see journalists are actually getting curious about the objects floating over our skies. and, again, the default p

molly, the trump administration weekend rail safety rules.hould be apologizing to the people of east palestine. instead he's at mcdonald's there talking to them -- do you think is winning the pr game just by being on the ground there and doing what he is doing? >> so it wasn't this specific regulation that he wrote. i think it's important just to be specific. there was a specific regulation he wrote back that would not necessarily prevent this. but again, regulation would've prevented this. he was at war with government regulation. and he would every day make these speeches, remember, i roll back to regulations and -- for every regulation we rollback -- he bragged about it. what i think is so interesting and important about this event is that when we have these kinds of environmental catastrophes like we had with flint, like we have throughout history. we have this opportunity and government, the come from and has an opportunity to redouble itself. when it comes to environmental regulation. and that is good for the country and it's good for t

and somalia and other places in molly at least that's what we were being joke. but, but to go to ukraine and send arms into a conflict and have the conflict with the russian federation. the majority of drugs was and know what was it. they go to bell bass. stephen, it's, it's, you know, it to make it of the point even more clear when the unification of germany was happening. and the in the.

and molly burkina, faso, guinea, and sudan. another major topic will be food security. many people are going hungry and several regions with somalia close to famine. the group will also debate regional cooperation, thoughts between sudan and ethiopia, and libya. stall, transition are among top concerns. on a broader level, governments will discuss a request for permanent african seats on the united nations security council. and the g 20 group of major economies. ah, are i for more on all this i'm joined by our guests in kampala is victor ocean, director for african youth initiative network. in rabbit is mohammed lisky senior fellow at the policy center for the new south american think tank that focuses on economic and social public policies. and in london is jonathan affair. i'm sorry, founder and publisher at africa briefing magazine. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks for being with us on inside story today. victor, let me start with you today. the 2023 african union summit is going to be taking place at a very fraught time for the continent. how important is it th