thank you for talking to us, mr. terry. seem con joining us there from islamic bod. thank you for your time. thank you. the man accused of masterminding attacks in the indian city of mon, by in 2008, has been sentenced to 31 years in jail on new charges of he said, was convicted in a court in pakistan of 2 charges of financing. terrorism said is the founder of the luxury tiber and globe, and has never been charged in connection with them by a types which killed a $166.00 people is denied involvement and has been arrested and released several ties to sri lankan our where are 2 days sit in is underway in the capital with protesters calling on the president to resign amid the countries worst economic crisis in more than 70 years, shall anchors struggling to pay for imports, which has led to a shortage of fuel. basic goods and power cuts protests have been held almost daily for more than a month. resin go to buy a roger proxy is now running his administration with only a handful of ministers after his entire cabinet resigned. in l fernandez has more from colombo and this

it's like he told terry mcauliffe, mr.ll parents what to teach, hold my beer, i'm going to imply that the kids belong to the state. michael melis put it best when he said socialist regard your property as their property but even more variously, they regard your children as their property. it's time for parents to wake up, fight back and free their children from the clutches of the government school teachers unions once and for all and push for school choice policies that allow the money to follow the child and we won't have to have cultural war issues and is the only way to make the schools have incentive to listen to the needs of families as opposed to the other way around. kennedy: it takes a village, it does. hillary clinton told us, she won a grammy telling us it takes a village so it is a collective. i don't understand where your freedom enters into the picture. >> your kids don't belong to the government, government officials should stay away from people's kids and they shouldn't fight as hard as possible to trap mos

terry lundgren. >> the second pick is in and mr. lundgren did not pick macy's terry, who number two for you?f all, i ut that i was being strategic. i thought my first pick would be gone by the time i got around to my second pick, but without question, i was always counting on picking macy's as my second pick, and it's not in order. it's strategic i thought i could get macy's i didn't think i could get the other, but anyway, i have a lot of faith in jeff and they've made great investments during the pandemic i like what they're doing and they've rationalized that physical space and they have one of the best omni channel business in the entire industry, and you have a five p-e, come on five let's go. >> you just acknowledged that you knew no one else was going to take it >> i checked out who i was betting against and shame on you, i'm all over it >> all right delanno is on the clock right now as we turn to melissa and jim. >> he picked it. maybe we shamed him into picking it >> i had it as my number three because of low p-e that terry mentioned because jeff's made it a very exciting place to s

ah, i'm terry johnson. mrs. al jazeera life window. oh, so coming up a town in ruins. we report from an area near ukraine's capital devastated by russia's assault. it's actually difficult to describe the amount of destruction that.

terry wolf. can you tell me about what his role will be? mr. kirby: i think that is a better question put to the national security council. that is where he will be working. as we have in the past and going forward, we are looking forward to making sure that the whole interagency, all of us involved in helping ukraine, continue to do that in an effective way, working collaboratively with one another as we have been and we would expect that that will continue with mr. wealth and disposition -- mr. wolf in this position. this is a position that they have crafted and i think it is more appropriate for them to speak to. what i can tell you is that, as we have been, we are going to work with nsc, we are going to work with the state department, we are going to do everything we can to get the kinds of capabilities and weapons and support to ukraine as fast as we can. we look forward to the collaboration going forward. there has been great coordination but there's always ro>> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us this morning is dora chomiak

senator mcconnell shared a chick-fil-a takeout lunch with a pair of longtime advisers, terry karnak and scott jennings. in mr. jennings louisville office, mcconnell outlined what he saw is trump's imminent demise. he said, quote, the democrats are going to take care of the son of a bleep for us. the s. o. b., for us. referring to pelosi's determination to bring impeachment charges against trump that very weak. week the house had the votes to impeach trump, likely with a meaningful stamp of bipartisanship. during that lunch, senator mitch mcconnell told these advisers, that there would be at least 17 senate republicans ready to affirm trump's impeachment, meaning ready to vote to convict him. that would supply the two thirds needed to convict. trump would already be out of office by the trump time that senate vote took place. but a conviction could mean that trump would be barred from running for office ever again. trump's role on january 6th, he said, was clearly impeachable. he suggested that he would be among the republicans who would vote for conviction. he said quote if this is not impeachable, i do not

mr. kula here, telling them in person what's happening on the ground, reminding them that they need help. they're in ukraine. they w correspondence, herschel, so reporting from nato headquarters and brussels. thank you very much, terry. meanwhile, european diplomats are struggling to approve new sanctions against russia. even negotiators still working out the details on a proposal to ban imports of coal from russia. that proposal is part of a wider package of measures which would further restrict trade with moscow sanctions need to be approved by all you governments just like it and, you know, of course on bravo. visual is in strasburg. i asked her why it's proving so difficult for you to reach consensus on banning russian fossil fuels. the negotiations have hit the rocks and this should have been according to the ideas and the proposals off the european commission. the 1st step into restricting and finally eliminating energy exports from russia. and so it happened during the talks off the ambassadors and brussels said that they couldn't get on to the same line because it was germany that sort of stuck a spoke is lucky sticking into this folks and just talked about what if we eliminate coal? now what does this mean?

hired retired general terry wolf to coordinate aid to kiev zelensky, whom western curators are calling for to fight until the last ukrainian threatens to deblock mariupol and unblocking mr. mariupol unblocking the city of mariupol as well as other cities, perhaps in different ways. there is a military way to it, we need to prepare, and we are preparing to be powerful, and here we need the help of our partners, we need it here, stupidly able our own. it's difficult for us. we need appropriate weapons for the portuguese parliament. zelensky begs to give the tanks to the leopard berlin, he refused to supply, that is, the chancellor schulz, like president steinmar, is now also not welcome in kiev. but the commander of the thirty-sixth brigade is writing a plaintive letter to germany. volyn marines asks to save, marines from boo. over 100,000 people are starving in the cellars, my wounded soldiers are rotting from their wounds. artillery, aircraft and even the navy do not stop firing at us. mariupol can still save the voice. azov began to be heard in warsaw, the deputy leader of azov spoke by phone to the protesters in the polish capital. if only the poles of their ancestors

terry who of course of the time was matt hancock. a spokesperson today says the court case governmentally clears ministers of any wrongdoing and says mrgland problem? the court in this case did not have to apportion blame to particular individuals, however what the court did conclude was that the net effect of these documents was that the irrational failure or a combination of these documents and of course therefore on that ground, the secretary of state in his former capacity, not personal capacity, and his former capacity and public health england both lost. interesting thing about this is the claimants were not seeking damages. how might that change though in future in light of this judgment? yes, this was a judicial review, therefore one would expect damages to be sought. however, it does not mean it's a green light for every relative who feels that their loved one has passed away as a result of these guidance to sue the government. it does make it a little easier on a very important point. thank you for talking to us today. thank you for talking to us today. thank you for talking to us today. thank you very much. britons wanting