natasha good afternoon. how are you? how are you?ers, you have to buy or basically a children's school. yes, black drischi, they have already hung somewhere in the hall. modelka, well, we have a good one, she is very good. yep good great. and there were also such greyish kilots , they hung black trousers somewhere, it’s good to buy great or what? the difference is that this optic snow white is white white shades. there are several options. this is very snow white and this is the usual milky closer to the milky white lace. well, clearly, well, there are enough laces , there are enough plump trousers, and this model, probably, does not measure it too early. yes, he also buys and pays, they are interested, in general, how a jacket, which is this one, so i looked at all the shops. it sells very well sold out. yes, there are not enough discounts, too, and they also placed zones. yes? okay, yeah , plus size buyers, for example, this is our theme. it's open. you can develop it. we want to introduce some additional capsule lines so that we c

that is natasha. good night for us and with jerusalem. lead spring in political analyst akiva alden. now he joins us from telephone even as we heard that it's likely that he in yahoo is going to hold the proposed legislation. i mean, does he have any other option but to do that seeing the strikes and the process that we're seeing on the streets right now? so hey, mike, it's the lesser of all other evils and there are a bunch of them. so 1st of all, i have to add that to the equation, the about his own private lawyer boys benson, who put an ultimatum to him that he doesn't stop. he will stop representing him in court. at this a lawyer, i was one of the most, the senior lawyers in israel. and if he would stop representing him, if any out is on his way, not down from the prime minister's office only, but down to jail. and i can say to them, you know, would like to find a way to put back the 1st break in the wall of the cool down to coalition and going back gallant and take back his letter. since what he says

opponents accused netanyahu of a power grab saying it will give the ruling coalition unchecked power. natasha good name reports from west jerusalem. in the face of protest growing by the day a reversal by a prime minister not known for compromise limits from a national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people are decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading from the law. in this committee tenure in order to give time to get to a broad consensus to pass the legislation during the next class it mon benjamin netanyahu gave way as the country face growing paralysis. with a nationwide strike closing airport schools, banks and businesses. tens of thousands filled the streets to voice, their frustration here. fighting for this edition, for an attempt to overthrow the judiciary and take control by the position will be thrown away from the table. and we are also asking that benjamin if anyhow, will resign and take responsibility for what he has done to this country. but netanyahu's delay came with a price hard line, national security minister, m r ben. good beer, said his party, only

boost their economies. cutters announced a $60000000.00 financial contribution. elders here is natasha, good aim, spoke to the president of below iep on the chair of the l. d. c. group blazer, us chuck. where up at the summit here in doha, she asked him 1st, how least developed countries could help to solve their own problems. mallory has 2063 to be calm and inclusively wealthy, self reliant, industrialized nation, mid up a middle income. it me is for us, the 1st 10 years that we started our last year implementing our movement toward that realization. every country needs to have that and then align their own vision with the doha program of action. which is a consensus built over the years by countries not just the lease develop involving the others, the development partners so that we are working in a concerted effort. bring in sooner just to gather that spar explanation of development. for example, malory's case we want to concentrate in the immediate future on agriculture commercialization and mechanization so that we can grow large volumes, crops, diversified across the section. add value

okay, thank you very much and has natasha good name in ramallah aren't present. i didn't . prison isn't out till plays tactical nuclear weapons in bella rues, is that he struck a deal with the battle russian president, alexander, look shanker, that does not violate non proliferation agreements. it compared it to the u. s. stationing it's nuclear arms in europe. the russian media is reporting most goes move 10 across the batteries that are capable of carrying nuclear weapons. well now to pakistan where thousands of supporters of the former prime minister in wrong con of turned out to rally and la hall internet services were caught just ahead of people arriving their government and bond gatherings. in this as the last month when con attempted to hold an election event, as well as days of clashes between his supporters and police. as i beg reports now from le hall, this writing was delayed, it only took place after him. i knew that he gave assurances to the authorities, including deputy supporters would remain peaceful not to have been affairs of clashes between his

residence israeli media reporting that authorities, fire water, canada, and go live and alton natasha, good name and occupied east jerusalem. what are we seeing tonight? how are people reacting both publicly and politically, to the sucking of your gallant this is unprecedented territory. this type of political crisis and the magnitude of the response is historic. for israel, we understand that right now netanyahu is holding a meeting. several news outlets have reported that he is mulling over the possibility of freezing this judicial overhaul. ironically, it was just that piece of advice that the former defense minister had given netanyahu, asking that given the controversial nature and the device of this, this issue has caused that the netanyahu government hit the pause button. wait until after independence day on april 26 and resume the conversation. but netting how did not listen to the former defense minister your galant, and instead ousted him. the condemnation has been swift from former defense ministers from the members of the security establishment. and thousands of protesters have

and as natasha, good name reports, officials are working to reverse a decline in their economic development since the cove at pandemic. ah, this dance through from k as the nea is by the sampling of youth or passion. and promised in the world's least developed countries. nearly 3 quarters of them live on the continent of africa. this is the greatest innovative. ah, you know, knowledge hungry generation. that's a biggest potential. but we have natural resources, but are being exploited by others. is not the been on, on somebody else to come and do what we need to do, let them become partners in development for a real while we set the vision and they help us fulfill it from the solomon islands, to sal sudan, and haiti. this week. the un spotlight has been on the world's poorest people. once in a decade, un conference on the least developed countries in doha, has been touted as a quote momentous occasion to implement a path forward of progress. a lot of the least developed countries have quite a low level of revenues. domestic revenues compared to g, d p with a lot of potential left them to fi

that's bringing on, correspondent natasha good name. she's joining us live from occupied east jerusalem is absolutely huge. numbers out on the streets, natasha with reports, the prime minister netanyahu has been meeting the head of intelligence. netanyahu's ouster of his defense minister, former defense minute a minister yo have gallant has been like dropping a bomb on a bonfire for the opposition. these really media is saying that this evening, 600000 people are on the streets, protesting this latest move by netanyahu. we do know that netanyahu is having a meeting at this hour and there are reports again by the israeli media that perhaps he's looking at the idea of freezing moving forward with the judicial overhaul. that's ironic because that is exactly what gallant. the former defense minister had suggested he had suggested that given the deep concerns in israeli society and the impact this is had as had within the israeli military and the concern about national security. overall. the discussions about this judicial overhaul should be

news today about the sacking of the defense minister likely to inflame tensions that much more. natasha good aim is reporting now from occupied east jerusalem. the former defense minister had said that just a pause hitting the pause button on a vote for the did you do job reform was needed. now we know that on wednesday the canal it is poised to vote on this package of judicial reforms. amendments amounting to a complete overhaul that many in israeli society are concerned about. the national security establishment, many members of the establishment had actually written letters opposing the judicial package, had said that they were worried that it was undermining democracy and that it would be a threat to national security. the european union is one batteries could face more sanctions of it, hose, russia, nuclear weapons, calling it an irresponsible escalation and a threat to european security. on saturday, the russian president vladimir putin announced he would position tactical nuclear weapons embarrass. nato is called it dangerous and irresponsible ukraine is now calling for an urgent meet

good morning commissioners. this is committee members excuse me. natasha (inaudible) city performance director and help run through this item. first i'll turn it over to mark (inaudible) director of audits. >> thank you natasha. good morning everyone. mark (inaudible) drether of audit for controller office on the first item under 9a, public integrity. since december 2022 since the last time we met, we have issued one public integrity report, which is our 24 month update on the recommendations status for the public integrity assessments issued thus far. that makes for a total of 11 deliverable's related to the public integrity work. based on the report we issued in december, about 60 percent of the recommendations that we lead so far have been either implemented or partially implemented and the rest are in progress in terms of implementation. we are currently working on two additional reports. one is an adit of the landfill agreement the city has with recology and the other is on our assessment of sfpuc and public utility commission procurement process. tha

good morning commissioners. this is committee members excuse me. natasha (inaudible) city performance director and help run through this item. first i'll turn it over to mark (inaudible) director of audits. >> thank you natasha. good morning everyone. mark (inaudible) drether of audit for controller office on the first item under 9a, public integrity. since december 2022 since the last time we met, we have issued one public integrity report, which is our 24 month update on the recommendations status for the public integrity assessments issued thus far. that makes for a total of 11 deliverable's related to the public integrity work. based on the report we issued in december, about 60 percent of the recommendations that we lead so far have been either implemented or partially implemented and the rest are in progress in terms of implementation. we are currently working on two additional reports. one is an adit of the landfill agreement the city has with recology and the other is on our assessment of sfpuc and public utility commission procurement process. tha

but the traitors are still believed to be on the run. natasha, good name has been following these latest developments. she has more from ramallah . any hope of this being a calm beginning to the holy month of ramadan, evaporated on this 1st saturday of the holy month with this shooting in hora? 2 soldiers were shot in a drive by shooting on saturday evening. they were near a military post. one soldier, according to the israeli military, has been severely injured. the other soldier is facing moderate injuries, and the hunt is on for the shooter or shooters. the popular front for the liberation of palestine has claimed responsibility in a message on telegram in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, the main thoroughfare of who was closed checkpoints going in and out of her world were also closed as were to surrounding checkpoints. shops were closed, people were prohibited. remember, this is a holy month and on a saturday evening it would be typically that area would be quite full. people were prevented from moving on the main thoroughfare. and we were told again, as the israeli army mov

light had not received a formal dismissal letter. netanyahu has 48 hours to name a successor. natasha good name, l 0. west jerusalem. by the spring in our senior political analyst mowing bashar for more at this moment, this paused to seems to sort of kick the can down the road. what actually does the decision to pause things actually solve one look for the time being girl. the prime minister is stunned. shocked by what happened over the last few days. i don't think is expected or this to ah, break out of control really and for hundreds of thousands of people to um to um, to cover the streets of israel and to demand his resignation. and the way it's been done, the way it's accumulated bed that day by day. and the way more and more forces of the civil society joined then from the universities from the army, from the high, thick industry and so on, so forth. all of that really took him by surprise. so in a sense now he finds himself squeezed and needing to play for time. at weather. few weeks will help him remains to be seen, but certainly he wants to pick out some of that steam that, you kno

let's go to our national security reporter natasha bear trying to joins us live at the pentagon, natasha good morning to you this breaking overnight. the u. s military says it's ready to respond not just to this. but to any additional iranian attacks if this continues to escalate that's right. poppy and secretary of defense lloyd austin did did issue a statement last night, saying that he authorized the strike after president biden ordered it in response to a series of attacks by these groups affiliated with iran's revolutionary guard corps against u. s personnel in syria. this is not the first time that the us has conducted these kinds of strikes, but it is these kinds of attacks are you know increasing, and the u. s says that it's going to respond in a proportional way. president joe biden ordering a u. s airstrike in eastern syria thursday after us intelligence assessed that an iranian origin drone killed an american contractor and wounded five u. s service members and another u. s contractor. biden authorized the straight quote against facilities used by groups affiliated with iran's isla

sorry natasha for the inconvenience. i feel good.g out the hotel. huge to you. thank you. i'm sorry, i left building myself touchy here, please. the best. best of all , it means everything, it's not a roar. hear me too losses. now we'll phone these hotels and find it's yours even the last name, i don't know how you don't know. why did you lower the person, then you didn’t even ask what his last name was? we will never find normal pressure again. the doctor said that the wheezing is almost not audible. so let's not rush. the doctor will say. natasha can you finish with the patient first? wait, you're blue, you're mine don't slow her down let her run. hello, i decided to go to do you mind. it's a long story. okay, let me tell you first. i started often detectives. he set up surveillance. he saw you arrive, he followed you. yes , you miraculously eluded the loss then. actually so i won't interfere. let's go, let's, probably, not very convenient to listen and tell me what time you finish, if the meeting is exactly eight so and what are y

allow me good afternoon natasha, i'm sorry, can i have a second? why talk? a?t you're going to say, say you 're an operative, that you're sewn up at work, which sometimes gets you a little carried away and you lash out at the lawyers. after all, they are your enemies in your noble cause. no, of course, i understand everything from the point of view of the enemy. of course, you are right, but from my point of view, from a human point of view, this is rudeness. it's none of your business. okay pizza again. oh well, i hope there were no sweets, ksyush ksyush is fine. you know, you have two weak points - your stomach and your butt. so don't interrupt me, we went to the doctor. comes out oh, oh oh, oh, can you stand up? oh let's try oh lord oh. oh. oh my god, oh sit down. oh, oh-oh-oh. oh, can we call you soon. oh no, don't, don't, don't need an ambulance. i thank you. i will call my son now, i will call my son, he will come for me. oh careful now it's slippery. thanks good. you are human. you helped me, and i will wash you. you have a big trouble with your daughter

good for you. thank you. all the best, goodbye. natasha yurka finally, thank god , i feel good already.about? yura you have ira you have a child. well, what are you talking about? i'm getting a divorce , but i'm not going back to you. my beauty. we still can't believe that we we are getting married with stas, very happily. and i want everyone to be so stop fooling go back to dmitry no. i love him so much. but i can't trust. how can i understand that he will never deceive me again and will not convey this in any way, you will never gain it, but if your heart chooses a man, you must follow him. take a leap of faith. well, are you ready? thank you nastenka for nothing, please contact. hello . do you understand that dmitry serov is my close friend? he persuaded me to take on this risky operation and pay in full. dmitry and i thought it was a charitable foundation. it seems to me that he treats you very, very warmly and i think that you should know this. that's all i wanted to say. i have an offer for you dim please, don't be my wife. that i don't need a stamp in my passport, i need you to w

how was yours with quite good? natasha with the she only meet him with the sheer nation as it same way the our future like that of our children lies in israel. b. o kind of life. would that be alone? without our children? we have to go with a and our grandchildren. ok. even though it will be very sad to leave this wonderful house behind look man though i still ah asked to her father in law, the old rabbi died. the 49 year old and her husband took care of the synagogue just across the street. to day community members are preparing a memorial service for the dead. i go to any of my link in my it's equally we want to remember my mother in law today. her name was anovia, maria, and she died in the usa at the age of 19 and was buried back like every year we held this memorial day here. in her anatomy ramey who died, a community member has agreed to read and it will all be streamed live for relatives in the u. s. he is the has on the can tool and has no training of luca. every one around these table wants to leave the country in

natasha excuse the forbidden inconvenience. i feel myself good. i don't dare to bother you any more with sorting out the hotel. huge to you. thank you. i'm sorry, sergei wanted me to stay yesterday, i left, built myself touchy, here you are. the best. lord, i'll never find again. well, pyotr ilyich, are you on the mend , is your blood pressure normal? the doctor said that wheezing is almost not audible like that. maybe it's time to check out , you've been lying here for two weeks at your age, let's not rush. the doctor will say. natasha, we first ended up with the patient. wait, you're blue, you're mine don't slow her down let her run. hello, i decided to go to do you mind. it's a long story. okay, let me tell you first. i started often as a detective. he set up surveillance. he saw you arrive, he followed you. yes, you miraculously escaped. looked nothing. so i won't interfere. let's, let's , it's probably not very convenient to listen and tell me what time you finish, if the meeting is exactly eight, so what are you, a famous artist? i well-know

natasha lord wait, i'm fine myself. good morning, love. your vitamins and coffee? nicely i appreciated. questions quiet, quiet, you can’t get up, that your head is spinning, you feel sick there in the waiting room. your patient gave birth normally. child a normal full-term boy 3.500, so there are not 34 weeks, but all 40. for the better artamonova there is nothing to catch here. can you talk? he has connections. sorry. sorry, no need to talk to anyone. i'm just in a panic. sorry. let's live together. said you would pay. i offered to move. i'm sorry. i have long wanted. who else thought there? i will never see them again. first , a mismatch of schedules, then a long drive. and so i cut less and less. how idiotically did it all work out? okay, forget it and by the way, did it happen to you? dear home everything will be all right, you hear? excuse me for not being natalya vladimirovna . but what about her, where did she get a little sick? she's at work, right? here, of course, the director, but here we do everything, we sleep, we eat. we live we die. irritable bowel i

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what we've found two helicopters, so the national security reporter natasha bertrand is tracking this story for us at the pentagon. good morning to you, natasha. the army is set to hold a news conference this morning. that's right, don, and hopefully we'll get a little bit more information. but what we know now is that a pair of black hawk helicopters did crash on wednesday night near southwestern kentucky. they were with 101st airborne division, and it resulted in several casualties. now we do not know whether there were any fatalities at this point, but we are told that the helicopters were flying a routine training mission. that's according to a statement on the four campbell facebook page, and actually, the governor of kentucky has weighed in on this. and he said, quote. we've got some tough news out of fort campbell with early reports of a helicopter crash and fatalities are expected again. we do not know how many people were injured or killed. all we know at this point is that there were several casualties in. he of course, said that we will share more information as available. please pray for all those affected

natasha i have to tell you something, i'm not very good at it. the weapon from which the concrete wassurveillance will be a problem after her husband's funeral. she put everything up for sale and moved with her children to the crimea to her parents. thank you for wanting to see, i don't know. voronin ate the dog kept the record for the last six months. the make-up robbery had just begun, but they were clearly planned in advance. for an ordinary person to agree to help a criminal. you have to win him over, or force him. only i did not see the recording from this camera. so much has been written there. young man how are you son? i'm good, come here. exactly, sit down, i just got up a little now. let's go home. yes, let's go now. most importantly, take your time to rest. shanka, i ’ll have to stop by a few more places today in the morning, kiss you. calm down. all the victims of the robberies of their competitors' partners so, and where are your administration looking to gather all the entrepreneurs to make it clear. he is the most of the former commerce on diamonds rose. i tried to clar

good to have friends in the bamp. this volkov has long been a knight of their strategic developments. yes natasha you 700, did you happeno meet? what about your defendants? so, to be honest, i don’t even know why i came, i somehow fell apart and if you find a mobile phone, and where, like here , does someone periodically lose a mobile phone? shouldn't be lucky. description coincided completely given without sound , the janitor found lying near some house. professor, one more request, quite impudent. you can take me to the hospital, come on. and who is this? what kind of glamorous kid is this? yes, this is vlad, the local brad pitt. well , the girl was in such high demand a couple of times, but i didn’t really pretend that way, of course, you don’t have something to change you just kill a little. hmm , not only is the mind chamber also brad pitt actually croaked, but there are dates, right? the day they took it? well, the next day they brought me to you. the materials are subject to jurisdiction, if you look into it, but whether the persons concerned know, it will be depend lord tells me that he will do the right thing t

natasha now? ah, well, clearly it's good news for the french government surviving these new confidence. so folks, there were table defies some opposition groups in part of an angry for the government's pension reform bill. in the fact, the government pushed back to reform bill through the apartment by decree that or bypassing father nor makers said that was unjust. unfair, on democratic. that is why they take these no confidence phase, but the government has survived. and what happens now is that it can continue its work with this pension reform bill. it will now go to the constitutional court and it could be signed off into law in the coming days and weeks. but the political crisis is obviously fall from over because the government survived these bows only by a very, very narrow margin. and what it means is, in the coming months, the government's really going to have to try and find ways to work with parliament . a doesn't have a majority in the parliament in needs to work with m p. 's form opposition groups of a what we've seen is often opposition. groups accusing the government to be

but thanks, how beautiful very beautiful, so come on, good morning, one of my friends has a birthday today, natasharthday. happy birthday. oh, delicious, yes, come on, don't get distracted. yes, if carbohydrates are very bad for proteins, because i can’t count. i don’t know how to count at all, i’m here to read this squirrel cottage cheese or chicken breast carbohydrates are porridge. so i either have a cough, or i don’t, because, well, someone has to cook it. here, i fried an egg. it's squirrels, too, yes, yes. well, actually every morning. sometimes i bother in the evening and cook soup for myself from well, chicken soup in the morning. yes, you have a lot of ingredients, but in our e in our circulation, the most important ingredient is luck, what do you have about this? oh, you know, there are many moments in my life. good luck, tell me, at least okay, one, probably the most striking - this is the moment of my move. this, by the way, exclusive has not yet told anywhere the moment where it is necessary to tell about my move from kazakhstan to moscow. naturally, i need money for the first time for

it's good to see natasha. she's going to get back into it. joining me right now to discuss some of this democratic congressman ro khanna of california. he sits on the newly created house select committee on china. tiktok's parent company has offices in his district congressman. thank you for coming in. so this declaration from tiktok that bytedance is not an agent of china or any other country. also talking about this firewall for american data protecting it from unauthorized foreign access. you don't seem to trust that statement that we've heard previously in her just now from the bite down ceo tiktok ceo. why i don't because i don't think china recognizes a truly independent private sector. the state intervenes in almost every company. we have seen this in how they treated jack ma, even if a company is independent today, keeping changes his mind next day, they can appropriate the data or appropriate the assets of a company. we have to be clear they need to sell it to an american company. and by the way, china does not treat american compani

joining me to provide more details is natasha macphee from charity animals lost found. goodr is evening natasha. this after is truly bizarre what goes on in some people's heads . honestly, i some people's heads. honestly, i have no now as very bizarre indeed. we've come across cases where people have killed cats before. we've dealt with those . before. we've dealt with those. but this is something completely entirely different. it's not normal behaviour. put it that way . how many normal behaviour. put it that way. how many ? i mean, i've way. how many? i mean, i've obviously made plain that there's several cases. how many have been since before christmas 7 have been since before christmas ? and there's been over 30 cases that we've carried , some that we that we've carried, some that we had to discount because we're not entirely sure if that was an attack or not. and but yeah, there's definitely been over 30 cases so far. i mean, it's an unanswerable question in a sense, but i feel duty bound to ask, is it one person? do we think or is it a it's a gang? i don't want to say

joining me to provide more details is natasha macphee from charity animals lost found. goodis evening natasha. this after is truly bizarre what goes on in some people's heads . honestly, i some people's heads. honestly, i have no now as very bizarre indeed. we've come across cases where people have killed cats before. we've dealt with those . before. we've dealt with those. but this is something completely entirely different. it's not normal behaviour. put it that way . how many normal behaviour. put it that way. how many ? i mean, i've way. how many? i mean, i've obviously made plain that there's several cases. how many have been since before christmas 7 have been since before christmas ? and there's been over 30 cases that we've carried , some that we that we've carried, some that we had to discount because we're not entirely sure if that was an attack or not. and but yeah, there's definitely been over 30 cases so far. i mean, it's an unanswerable question in a sense, but i feel duty bound to ask, is it one person? do we think or is it a it's a gang? i don't want to say i

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. >> okay, we've got a lot to talk about tonight, so here is, me the star, natasha alford, a man who loves a good talking heads, reference david urban, an attorney who knows a lot about trouble, and the summit series host at the very serious podcast, barrel. thanks so much for having you here. >> so, let's do this thought exercise that i've been doing all day, about this possible trump a diamond, as i want to hear all your thoughts on this if this were a regular person, if this were any of us and we had paid a hush money payment, to someone that we had had an alleged tryst with, and we basically falsified our internal business records. with the manhattan da been indicting us. -- >> you have to make the payments to your false find the records to see new taxes. >> you're making a leap, because the actual charge isn't that trump did today's taxes, it was internal records. >> no, the internal records were used to pay the tax returns. >> so by creating those internal records, that's what she did the arrest. it's also the internal records of the trump organization, the related to the financial statemen

good. yes, for example, mom you didn't say natasha, did you? and it will hurt.what happened, i don't know if you've had that experience, sorry work, we'll talk later. you're all right. what is your dad and my mom? just found out. good people have spoken. how could they? well, maybe they couldn’t, all these lies are rumors, i can hardly imagine my father as an ardent lover of my parents. do you remember that you completely told your own about them, they were they were a wonderful couple on the other hand. my father, your mother were living people, something could have happened between them. happen. we do not know all the circumstances. it's been 20 years, even if there was something between our parents. so now what? yeah, more japanese, maybe korean? alyonochka, finally you are doing a good job. i have one very important question for you, tell me please. every year you yourself and your father make gifts on your wedding day. no, i'm not talking about the wedding. i'm talking about dating in belozersk, we met. no, of course, in st. petersburg, your father said tha

goodness. extremes at both ends. natasha and derek stay warm.hanks so much. >>> another story we're following this morning, disturbing, seven deputies in virginia have been charged with second-degree murder after a man died in police custody. the prosecutor's office says the deputies were transferring the man to a hospital when he became combative and had to be physically restrained, say police. >> cnn's brynn gingras is following this investigation. brynn, there are still a number of unknowns at this hour, specifically some unknowns about the timeline leading up to his death. what do we know this morning? >> reporter: a lot of unknowns that the family is asking about and we are asking about as well. the timeline is so important. first, the person that has died in police custody now with this seven deputies charges his name is irvo otieno. 28 years old. what we've learned from the police department is they were responding to a burglary in that neighborhood of where otieno lives on march 3rd. then they had some sort of interaction with otieno and

natasha this is certainly not hope. villa reform, if you look good recent opinion polls, they suggest that a majority of french people are against it for the french president has said repeatedly, but it is absolutely essential to reform the pension system. it's one of his campaign promises. he says that it's out of date needs modernizing. it's complex and he simply costs the state too much money and that is not going to be something the sustainable i in the long term or for future generations. that's why he says it needs to be changed. it also needs to be changed. you says to bring frauds more in line with other european countries where people tend to retire closer to 64 or 65 people are living longer. the french government says they're going to have to work more. but of course, people who disagree and the trade unions are adamant that this is not going to be astride the last one day. they are looking for rolling strikes. they say they want to bring frost was standstill until the government scraps is recall. natasha butler, joining us live from paris there. thank you. natasha. still a

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we turn now to sentence natasha bertrand joins aside from fort sill. good morning to you. this is a welcome this is welcome news. i should say for ukraine. what are you hearing from the white house this morning. the white house is acknowledging as of yesterday that they have wanted to ramp up this patriot defense training and that it has been expedited essentially because the ukrainians have just proven so good at it, so they're set to receive those patriot systems in the coming weeks, likely in time for that looming ukrainian counter offensive. the united states fast tracking key weapons for ukraine's fight against russia. heavy us tanks now set to be deployed to the country faster than originally planned in close coordination with ukraine has made the decision to provide the one a one variant of the abrams tank, which will enable us to significantly expedite delivery timelines and deliver this important capability to ukraine by the fall of this year. patriot missile defense systems, also due to arrive in ukraine in the coming weeks, defense officials told cnn much sooner

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natasha: our parents and our older generation, yeah, they're right that we don't know how bad it can be, but they don't know how good's deeply personal attacks on putin have left no room for retreat. his team is locked into a fight to the end, a fight that could last for years. leonid volkov believes the best way to keep navalny alive is to keep his struggle in the public eye. leonid: well, as kremlin hoped, the dust settled a little bi it's so easy to stage something when a person's in prison. like, okay, it was a conflict with a cell mate or something like this. this is something that could unfortunately happen. so, our task is not to let dust settle, not to let navalny disappear from the radars of public opinion and awareness. eric: from her base in london, maria pevchikh will continue producing invtigative videos on kremlin corruption. maria: we are of course affected, but by the time that aleksei has been to prison, it's not nice, it's not good, we prefer to work when he's around, but it's not going to stop us from doing what we're doing, and it's not going to make our work less noticeable or less effective. ♪♪

good to see you, general. the battle in bakhmut, and what natasha bertrand played for us, and the general saying it is more sip boll ik battl-- symbol than strategic value. and what do you see? >> it is more symbolic. and by the way, talk about how long we have been discussing it. it is more than seven months that we have been discussing that city, and strategically, the russians have said they are about to surround it, and the ukrainians are fighting it. and i wake up everyday to a new text message that says t ss tha bakhmut holds. so it is not a strategic site, but it is a psychological site. and the russians have drained such a cauldron of blood there. >> and so we have heard from the analysts over and over the bloody toll that the progress of the russians are taken to get to where they are in back khbakhmu what price have they paid to pay for the russians to get to where they are. >> i am not a big body count guy because it is not an indication of who is winning or losing. but last week, russia said they were losing seven soldiers for every one soldier in the defense of that city. that is unbelievable from

i'm natasha chen in los angeles. and this is cnn. good morning to you. i'm jessica dean. and i'm jim shearer new this morning russia has arrested an american journalist, it says on suspicion of espionage. herskovits a reporter for the wall street journal, was detained in a small town just east of moscow. the wall street journal strongly defending their reporter. the kremlin says he was quote caught red handed, but refuses to provide any more details. its track record on this sort of thing. does not inspire confidence ahead. we will have the latest from russia plus overnight, the army says. several people have now been killed this after two blackhawk helicopters crashed near fort campbell will be on the ground there in kentucky. also right now homes are evacuated in raymond, minnesota, after a train carrying ethanol derailed early this morning. we've got new details for you on that. we're also keeping an eye on the vatican as pope francis is in the hospital undergoing treatment for a respiratory infection ahead. we'll have an update on his condition. but we begin this morn