mr. andres good afternoon, we have devoted quite a lot of time to discussing this idea of ​​ilona's maska peace treaty, but i will also pay attention to a very interesting post by tomos friedman, an american journalist who is known to write about what is possible , he mentions this a game when two drivers just go head-to-head head-on and this game is about who will lose their nerve first and who will turn the steering wheel first and he says that on this theory of the games they say that the best way to convince the opponent that he will lose is before the start that how are you going to unscrew the steering wheel and throw it out the window, didn't putin unscrew the steering wheel by blowing up two branches of the northern stream, because we believe that russia is probably behind it after all, and recognizing this annexation, er, the annexation of these territories, which in fact even the russians control, is this putin does not demonstrate that he has completely lost his mind in order to finally convince the way he expressed himself, this is not a bluff, what this actually prophesies t

during the encounter, mr. andrerily provided the investigators as to hurricane ian travel plan, mr. andre also voluntarily concerted to a search of his luggage that the investigators chose not to do >> that's not true. when two cops pop out of nowhere on a jet bridge that's like, what, five feet across not even, you don't really feel like you have a choice to just go, no, i don't need to talk to you, two took place kind of pin you in this awkward cloifk corner and when they specifically asked to see my bag, clearly like a training situation, i said do i have to say yes to the search and he went no. i was like ok, well then no. and they're like all right. >> the way you say almost as if you filed a plan, that's how you read the moment you mention statistics, i want to get you in here, barry i think the numbers people need to hear you're talking about i think it was the lawsuit cites of the 378 stops in this particular area, 56% of the people who were stopped were black, 68% were people of color. and 2016 survey from

mr. andrÉ, mr.re. >> it's a pleasure, thanks for having me. >> to recap a bit more for our audience, your lawsuit contends that you are both stopped and searched in separate instances about six months apart, while trying to board an aircraft at hartsfield jackson atlanta international airport. the result of a program designed to curb drug trafficking through random, quote, consensual encounters, according to clayton county police. but your lawsuit pretends that you are singled out, racially profiled because you were both black in both instances. you are asked to hand over boarding passes and identification. in your case, mr. english, the lawsuit claims that you submitted your bag for officers search, not believing you had a choice in the matter. in your case, mr. andrÉ, a public clayton county police said, you agreed to such a search willingly. we reached out to clayton county police department, a spokesperson reiterating that the department does not have a comment at this time, as litigation is pen

. >> speaker: good afternoon, liz jackson simpson, ceo of success, and i'm here to advocate for mr. andre. andre has been part of the success in the family for nearly a decade now. and he has helped us to launch so many new initiatives for our reentry population. and largely, they have been in our training programs and our transitional programs that have lead to permanent employment. to afford folks that are making a living wage. that is a true festment him as he said been a credible messenger, and that's one of the new initiative in his launching with the district attorney attorney and with the juvenile department, if it was not noert expertise that there is no way that we would be able to get that program launched and off the ground. and this is part of a national movement that hails from the folks on the east coast in bringing these initiative to san francisco to see some systemic change going on. andre is the first one here every day and the last to leave and has helped to shepherd hundreds of people through training through, transitional employment and into lucrative jobs in the city

mr. andres for answering my questions. we are strong armed forces need drones contribute scan qr-code childrenwar wounded and dead missing deported and displaced if you know any information about a missing or deported child report it on the state portal children of war at children of work.gov. ua or by calling 0850-1720. help bring the child home. well, friends, role-playing games in the referendum behind, historical references, we joined russia, which lasted five days, and ended in the ssr. grandiose shucher well, it’s as simple as possible, because you don’t need to be ivan gay’s wife to predict the kremlin’s further actions after the vote and the possible accession of new regions of russia. i love kiev’s request to attack donbass, kherson or the zaporozhye region. moscow will regard it as an attack on russia with all the resulting entire arsenal of means a-a in the right eh to use the leadership of russia to protect the already updated territory of this very same territory yes yes with great probability everything will be exactly like this humiliated bunker grandfathers will come out and st

mr. andres, do you think that today's meeting in rammstein will yield more results in connection with thesm of the russian federation on the scale of the day before yesterday and of yesterday well, at least i hope that there will be such a solution and that uh, well, there will be a more systematic approach, so that it would be uh, for ukraine, some kind of uh, air defense system, which would also really be for the whole country and for uh long, long , urgent, that is, well, there is more here, too. i hope that there is an understanding now that this needs to be done not only for the military these times, and that for the period after the war in ukraine, there will be this system, and well, for now, it is difficult for me to say what will be decided there, but i hope that there will be there is some principled solution, okay we also hope, of course, and we will follow our words with our hands. diplomatic relations with its joint transitional cabinet, this is the government in exile, so to speak well, we understand that we need to put all of our eggs in the basket that will give , even if

. >> speaker: good afternoon, liz jackson simpson, ceo of success, and i'm here to advocate for mr. andrepart of the success in the family for nearly a decade now. and he has helped us to launch so many new initiatives for our reentry population. and largely, they have been in our training programs and our transitional programs that have lead to permanent employment. to afford folks that are making a living wage. that is a true festment him as he said been a credible messenger, and that's one of the new initiative in his launching with the district attorney attorney and with the juvenile department, if it was not noert expertise that there is no way that we would be able to get that program launched and off the ground. and this is part of a national movement that hails from the folks on the east coast in bringing these initiative to san francisco to see some systemic change going on. andre is the first one here every day and the last to leave and has helped to shepherd hundreds of people through training through, transitional employment and into lucrative jobs in the city. he's proved pos

host: andre in berkeley, illinois, democratic caller. caller: yes, good morning. good morning, mr. keller. guest: good morning. caller: i hear you are talking about responsibilities, student loans, money -- how come nobody talks about code -- coach's salaries? these college coaches, what they are making, what universities give to the coaches? how come that money can't go to student debt? these guys are doing commercials, endorsements. that is ridiculous. my second point is i would love to see c-span have a two panels of yes and no, where callers can ask a question and that panelists give a yes or no answer instead of filibustering. have a good morning. guest: thank you kate i think that is a good point. what i went back to about tuition costs with these universities. let's take a look at what some of the presidents of universities are making and college coaches and so on. i think there's a lot of improvement and so on. host: let's hear from mike, crescent city, florida, independent. welcome to the conversation. caller: hi. i keep hearing republicans talking about how they are mad a

mr. rosenbaum to serve as counselor for war crimes accountability. in his capacity, he coordinates of the departments efforts to hold accountable those responsible for war crimes and atrocities in ukraine. our second witnesses andre watson, the assistant director for homeland security investigations, the principle investigative component of the department of homeland security. hsi investigates a wide array of transnational crimes, including human rights violations. we are going to proceed by having the witnesses with a five-minute opening statement, and then turn to the members who will each have five minutes to ask questions, as well. first, will the witnesses please stand and be sworn in. raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you will get will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the record reflect the witnesses answered in the formative. mr. rosenbaum, please proceed with your opening statement. >> thank you, chairman and ranking member for inviting the department of justice to address gaps in federal law that significantly limit our ability to bring war criminals and perpetrators on human rights crimes to justice. given the shocking crimes being perpetrate

andre. thank you for coming in early, so dave could have a nice day off. and if mr weekend, steve, what kind of weather can he expect? pretty quiet that kgo. i don't know about your mom. pam yes, would listen to jim east and then dr dina death. no adele. yes, i do . remember that. yes i do. remember her on the day, all right? we'll get to it here and there you go, kgo. all right now i see it. i see it, doctor, bill wattenburg, of course. now, listen. that's what that's what he would say. now, listen, look . ah, he was coast to coast at nights. yes all right. we do have a big fog bank, although not nearly as much as we saw the last couple of mornings, so most locations are saying clear friday on my mind. there are some areas of fog but far less than we saw the last couple of mornings here, mild to hot 60 seventies and eighties to a few low nineties. alright sal's here six o'clock, something picking up are we still alright out there? but we do have one problem. stephen that's for people who are coming in from the central valley. we have a crash on 5 80 that is coming