from the national office. . . . ,, , manchester from the national office. . , ,, office.ere, is _ office. what happens, because i've been there, is that - office. what happens, because i've been there, is that there i i've been there, is that there is an anonymous briefing culture in westminster that is one of the most unattractive things about it. have you been briefed against? recently, yes. why do you think they do that? i am not going to be so poker—faced is to say did not happen in the past. it did happen in the past. it did happen in the brown and the blair governments, it happens but it is not attractive because particularly where you have elected politicians out and trying to do a job, i made the point that i was out doing a positive thing on technical education, a big reform we have bringing through here ending the domination of english education by university and getting focused on technical education. when you are out there it is hard to read some of the stuff in the papers. let's be blunt. do you think some people in the national labour leadership so you somet

is not clear how much of the requested aid from the united nations will be provided , the organization's humanitarian aid coordination office nations in on the one hand, the report announced the reduction of humanitarian aid to the people of afghanistan, and on the other hand, in the same report, it was announced that the level of poverty in afghanistan has increased this year , behnam yazdani of the kabul radio and television news agency, according to the bbc's report, "bad you" the reason for the total inflation in england in april, i.e. from 12 april to 10 may, this country had the fastest price increase among the 7 member countries . the bbc reported that this shows that england has a major problem with inflation , especially in the british service sector. the concern of economic experts for example, the prices of insurance services in our country have increased by 17% compared to the same period last year, and travel insurance has experienced a significant increase, and the insurance industry activists say that the weakening of the current currency is the cause of the increase, the unpleasant situation caused by last y

in its report, the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian aid announced on the one hand the reduction of humanitarian aid to the people of afghanistan, and on the other hand, in the same report, it announced that the poverty rate in afghanistan has increased this year, according to yazdani of kabul sada and sima news agency. al-manar tv channel reports that the israeli regime's blockade of the gaza strip has endangered the lives of 1,200 palestinians suffering from kidney failure . dialysis patients suffer from a lack of medical equipment and services. and he has to go to one of the loan hospitals four times a week to follow up his treatment. treatment is not possible due to the blockade most of the time. one of the most important problems we face in the dialysis department is the lack of medical facilities. we suffer in gaza due to the lack of medical equipment because they need 14,000 dialysis sessions per month, and for each dialysis session we need a blood transfusion tube filter . cannot dialyze, and when a patient cannot dialyze at a certain time, it means tha

in its report, the united nations office of humanitarian aid and support announced on the one hand therease in humanitarian aid to the people of afghanistan, and on the other hand, in the same report , it announced that the poverty level has increased in afghanistan this year, behnam yazdani of the news agency. sed and sima kabul reported to the bbc that despite the adjustment of bavarem clips in england in april , i.e. from april 12 to may 10, this country had the fastest rate of price increase among the group of seven member countries. this shows that england has a major problem in swelling english services are especially a cause of concern for economic experts, for example, the prices of insurance services in this country increased by 17% in april compared to the same period last year, and travel insurance faced a significant impact, and some activists in the insurance industry are concerned about the weakening of the value of the british currency. the cause of this increase is the unpleasant situation caused by last year's budget , which caused an unprecedented drop in the price of

national office, 25 june 1358 imam khomeini's speech, may god have mercy on him, to the air force personnel six months after the escape of mohammad reza pahlavi , put aside the translations and they are not very important. all of them are too much. who is in the university and is a scientist and a thinker, what about our young leaders it should come in such a way that i myself understand that the car is something that we must be strong. if i learn from the west and industry, learning the west is like one thing, and the brain and westernization are neglecting one's own issues . westernization should not come out, independence will not be found, an issue that if ignored will make the country sick like a plague, let us get the way to these economies, the fall has passed , it was done in the think rooms of western countries, the design became a ninja, the design of the society, providing financial support and weapons by means of the machine. western security forces they supported, they provided financial support, they provided weapons, they did a wide and wide media campaign , they did their re

the number of martyrs has doubled west bank since the beginning of this year the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs in the occupied territories says that during this period, zionists killed 112 palestinians in the west bank and injured about 4,300 people. europe asked the member states of this special union to ban the use of tik tok for their employees. at the same time, the members of the european parliament approved a resolution to prevent foreign governments from interfering in the affairs of european countries through false information, cyber attacks and disruption of critical infrastructure in saudi arabia. the prominent american and british media give shirts to the meeting. they did not attend the meeting on sunday. the saudi authorities did not make an official comment, but the financial times wrote that the saudi energy minister made this decision in response to the biased approach of these media outlets . the french priest chose to publish false news because of immoral issues concerning children were sentenced to 20 years in prison, and not beca

i had to be one of the first passengers flying out of the national office in the distant eighties in , the airport was given the status of a national one, it became known as a national work. relationships with annual increase in flow passenger on may 3, 2019, with the participation of the main states, the grand opening of the second take-off of the landing strip took place according to its characteristics, the landing strip is 371 meters 60 meters long, today it is capable of receiving all types of aircraft that have any weather conditions, the landing strip is equipped in the most modern equipment available in the world today. this is a gold landing system for light. signal system. of course, i would also like to emphasize at that moment that in this case the shutdown electricity. rational airport minsk territory of 840 hectares on this model is collected and scaled all the buildings of the structure that are available today at the airport. we worked on the prospect for a year , worked with the belgosproekt institute, from the seventh option it turned out like this. i think a good pi

when you're running for national office, people actually want to really look at a record. donald trump and ron desantis can generally point to policies that work. but newsom? according to the public policy institute of california which is nonpartisan, 66% believe there are bad times for california ahead in the new economy. 62% think the state is already in a recession. 61% say they are experiencing financial hardship and 35% are worried about not being able to pay their mortgage or their ran. no wonder why four out of 10 californians are now seriously considering leaving the state. but wait, if newsom became president, work -- where would we all moved to? poland? hungary? now, extrapolating from newsom's personal popularity and a state run by democrats, and he is. -- pretty popular there, extrapolating from that to viability for national office over joe biden is unwise. first, remember the real reason biden was the nominee in 2020. he was the only democrat still alive, the party, used to mask how radical they had become. remembered the party poked biden over bernie, buttig

the national audit office also found that around 700,000 children are attending schools that need majorjeffreys has more. kevin courtney is a welsh former school teacher, and the joint general secretary of the national education union, the largest teachers�* trade union for england and wales. hejoins me now. welcome, thanks very much for being with us. 700,000 children impacted, how has the situation got so bad? this is a report from the national audit office, so extremely respectable body and it's suggesting that there are 700,000 children in schools that are not well kept, and that's occurred because the government has not been investing in our children's schools for far too long. the dfe estimates that it spends £7 billion a year on this sort of maintenance activities, they are spending about one third of that. so one third of their own estimate. the specific problem that the national audit office is referring to is a problem with a form of concrete that was used extensively after the second world war, rac, which was a cheap material at the end of the second world war. it was a good

that's what the criticism of the united nations office annual reports into children killed and maimed an armed conflict, but did not blacklist these way. the government was also unusual criticism from israel to main along the united states and the recent plans to expand sacraments in the west bank. james bates, reports from you and headquarters in new york is the security council was brief by video link by the u. n. special coordinator in jerusalem tool when us and who said the last 2 weeks and the westbank had been terrible. and then as long spiking violent, you criticize the recent is really government announcement of, of the 5500 set law homes on. usually the us joining the criticism of israel deputy us and past the robot. wood said he condemned recent attack. spies, right. the settlers and the westbank. we extend our condolences to the families of those affected and have underscored to these really government the importance of holding fully accountable in prosecuting those responsible for these acts of violence. we are also deeply troubled by israel's recent announcements advancin

there's been criticism of the united nations office annual reports into children killed and maimed and conflict did not blacklist these really government. that was also unusual criticism from israel is made a lot of the united states of a recent plans to expand and supplements in the west bank. james bates, reports in the united nations in new york to the security council was brief by video link by the un special coordinator in jerusalem tool when is and who said the last 2 weeks. and the westbank had been terrible in the long spicy violets. criticize the recent israeli government announcement of, of the 5500 set law homes. unusually the us joined in the criticism of israel deputy us and past the robot. wood said he condemned recent attack. spies right. the settlers in the westbank, we extend our condolences to the families of those affected and have underscored to the is really government, the importance of holding fully accountable and prosecuting those responsible for these acts of violence. we are also deeply troubled by israel's recent announcements advancing more than $5000.00 se

afghanistan about 30 the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says thats decision was made in response to the restrictions on the work of women aid workers, but the afghan people and officials say that humanitarian aid should not be politicized. winter and summer are no different. i found it very difficult at an aid center that was in the red, my life was getting help, and the un also provides details of who and where it gives its aid.

the recent report of the national office of amaris talk shows that a quarter of the italian population will be at risk of poverty and social exclusion in 2022 . becoming an exhibition that reminds the names of two heroes were when the third cultural art call of martyr haj qassem soleimani began with the playing of the national anthems of iran and iraq. suleimani and abu mahdi al-muhandis should be revived with an artistic view . i named the panel sharing because of the martyrdom of haj qasim namara of baghdad airport. critics of the culture of fighting terrorism, which haj qasim and abu mahdi al-muhandis institutionalized in the war with isis, had a great effect on the anti-tyranny spirit of the iraqi people. and the youth of this country has an art that a great deal of accuracy has been displayed in the works of art and this shows that the knowledge of the iraqi youth about the martyr general hajj qassem soleimani and the commanders of the axis of resistance has increased compared to the past . qasim and martyr abu mahdi appear in delina in their works. this is very pleasant for me an

reporter: governor desantis does it too, but he is seeking the national office. >> a serious fixation on the state of florida. it is bizarre that he does that. what i would tell him, are you throwing your hat in the ring? are you going to do it or sit on the sidelines? throw your hat in the ring, then we will talk about what is happening. reporter: republican strategist and cofounder of the lincoln project said this back and forth benefits both, especially newsom. >> he is getting republican governors to fight back and engage in a fight with him. ron desantis is fighting with a governor and not the president. he is fighting with the nominee of his own party. that is a big newsom. reporter: desantis is expected in sacramento for a fundraising event. the california republican party is ready to embrace the visit. >> we look forward to seeing all the republican candidates to get to know our voters and make their case. whoever becomes the nominee, the california republican party is prepared to support that person 100%. dion: living holiday whether -- we can holiday -- eather. sandhya: it l

martyrs in the west bank has doubled since the beginning of this year , according to the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs in the occupied territories. during this period , the zionists martyred 112 palestinians in the west bank and forced about 4,300 people. this figure is twice the same period last year. according to this report , the zionists also destroyed 75 palestinian houses . special union allows the use of tik tok for their employees. at the same time, the members of the european parliament approved a law to prevent foreign governments from interfering in the affairs of european countries through false information, cyber attacks, disruption of critical infrastructure, and saudi arabia does not give the ball to several prominent american and english media reporters. they did not receive the invitation to attend the meeting on sunday, although the saudi authorities have not made an official statement, but the saudi energy minister said this decision was made in response to the biased approach of these media outlets , which spread false news. children was

the us congress under president joe biden mistakenly puts a hand on his chest as the indian national officer was playing the sunday and that means that the weekly ill, nazi international mind is peach of scots when hear of some of the stories in the shape, the news is the 1st. we start off with this stuff. today's dramatic events overnight . the fights of the volume group left depositions in the southwest in the russian city of roast of on done claiming that headed back to the field comes on. the move came off to brothers and president, alexander lucas jenco, held him negotiations with the of guinea pig, gordon, and coordination with the russian presidents. you can see the moments heavy volume, the chief left the headquarters of the military districts in both of on dawn, which had been captured by his group in the attempt and mutiny. the guardian is now set to be on his way to fellers and leave the wagner fights as money to seize the headquarters of one of the local military districts. demanding a meeting with minutes. his home for us is how the groups had to explain his decision to back dow

system and prosecutorial system but also saying he would pardon trump if he reelected to the nation's highest office. there is definitely a difference of opinion among the republicans who are competing alongside trump for the gop nomination. again, when we back earlier this year to alvin bragg's case in manhattan against trump, this is similar to what we heard at that point, a first wave of not only support for trump in terms of standing alongside him and saying this case is not something that should have been brought, but also an overall questioning of the system under which it was being brought. we will continue to see how this statement evolves. it's interesting to point out that we heard from a lot of candidates and fellow republicans across the country as soon as news of the indictment came out but then once the details from the indictment were made public there has been kind of a not as loud perhaps response in terms of ingesting the details and seeing what it is the department of justice is alleging. there is just a little bit of a difference in the reaction from that point. host: you also co

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reporter: governor desantis does it too, but he is seeking the national office. >> a serious fixation on the state of florida. it is bizarre that he does that. what i would tell him, are you throwing your hat in the ring? are you going to do it or sit on the sidelines? throw your hat in the ring, then we will talk about what is happening. reporter: republican strategist and cofounder of the lincoln project said this back and forth benefits both, especially newsom. >> he is getting republican governors to fight back and engage in a fight with him. ron desantis is fighting with a governor and not the president. he is fighting with the nominee of his own party. that is a big newsom. reporter: desantis is expected in sacramento for a fundraising event. the california republican party is ready to embrace the visit. >> we look forward to seeing all the republican candidates to get to know our voters and make their case. whoever becomes the nominee, the california republican party is prepared to support that person 100%. dion: living holiday whether -- we can holiday -- eather. sandhya: it l

off. thread drone crushes into an apartment building unexplored in the russian city of butter nations office. hundreds of people were sent to obtain killed dozens of times. this boy failed a prince within the photos year reaching according to the rest of the defense industry. also, the whole thing is officers like the just a donald trump faces new indictments of religion assembling of classified documents. he points i'd previous claims about his pollution with russia were found to be false. coming us republicans planning the f b i as hendricks, an investigation into president biden's misuse of secret filed also ahead the man who as olivia, as voice to the world during the former government of middle market faith shares with ard see the challenges that come 3 is still facing since the initial investment with the letter nato destroyed all of those structures eliminated their leadership for bates, those people from electing new ones kind of pointed new structures from a broad within the framework. a for an agreement under the auspices. when did you in north pole? let's peacekeepers from the dem

one interesting fact in the report, the home office has told the national audit office it had expected to rwanda or another country by now, and clearly that is happening because it is in the courts. it shows the scale of the challenges ahead.— of the challenges ahead. dominic, thank yom — the man arrested on suspicion of murdering barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates in nottingham has been named as valdo calocane. he is 31 and remains in police custody. it's emerged he graduated in mechanical engineering from the university of nottingham last year. police have been granted a 36—hour extension to continue questioning him. jo black reports from nottingham. the pain is still too much to bear and the tributes continued to come. the steps of the city council building now covered by a growing blanket of flowers. the scarves and football tops reflect ian coates love of nottingham forest, a hockey stick to show grace o'malley—kumar connection to the game and a cricket ball for barnaby webber passionate about the sport. a minute silence at the first day of the ashes test between

the credits were deposited into the account of the relevant provinces, according to the national affairs officer of the international education center, the construction of these schools is 95% complete and will be delivered to iranian and afghan students by the beginning of the new academic year. we took special action on the order of the honorable president the president was also very emphatic regarding the completion of the remaining projects from the past events . how much will we offer for the 13 partially completed schools from 2019 to 2019 ? the current year is until 2021, we announced the credit of these semi-financed projects, and 6 projects have been opened, two projects are ready to be opened, and the rest are in progress . a number of employees of the department will be students the technicians of the taliban railway department traveled to tehran to participate in the training course and the afghanistan railway department announced that these people would work on the khaf railway in herat after the completion of the training course in iran. the employees of the taliban railway were se

system and prosecutorial system but also saying he would pardon trump if he reelected to the nation's highest office. there is definitely a difference of opinion among the republicans who are competing alongside trump for the gop nomination. again, when we back earlier this year to alvin bragg's case in manhattan against trump, this is similar to what we heard at that point, a first wave of not only support for trump in terms of standing alongside him and saying this case is not something that should have been brought, but also an overall questioning of the system under which it was being brought. we will continue to see how this statement evolves. it's interesting to point out that we heard from a lot of >> we are going to leave this program here to keep our over 40-year commitment to live coverage of congress. you can continue watching if you go to our website c-span.org. we take you live now to the floor of the u.s. house here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. reconcile us to you, o god. we s

president , and after the signature of the president, it must be published . you can complain to the national officeellectual property there, both about advertising and about the trademark in general . it's one thing when you come across a mariupol bracelet or a spewing of bachmouth salt that went under advertising in copper, and here it is. well, in principle, it does not cause there is no rejection from society. but uh, on the other hand, well, imagine some mariupol kvass there or irpinsky kvass there. i don’t know that the bread there will probably be a little heavy or there are some chips. after registering the application, it must be considered by the commission and carry out a series of examinations, only after that they can record the violation and make a decision on it karina podlymko serhiy azarenko tv channel rada for the nationwide marathon the only news is a boy and a girl flying on wings above the explosion this is what the monument to ukrainian children who died as a result of russia's armed aggression looks like, the monument was opened in kharkiv due to russian war crimes in ukraine,

official visit is the latest and a series of major steps towards normalizing relations between the 2 nations office is decades even of tension 5. so been $400.00 is the medium is running counterparts . are saying, i mean i'm the law he on into ron. saudi arabia is really funny. it's embassy that which closed 7 years ago. also jabari has more from tao on the 5 they've been far. hon is the 1st saudi foreign minister to visit iran in 17 years. of course, iran hasn't had diplomatic relations with saudi arabia since 2016. that's when the demonstrators that were protesting the execution of a she a clarity storm, the saudi embassy here and to her on. and that's when we decided to sever all diplomatic ties. now, in march aging, managed to broker a deal between the 2 sides that saw them open to negotiations and reach a deal that well was that saw them resuming diplomatic relations. and that's what the saudi foreign minister was doing in toronto on saturday, did to foreign ministers, adamant that they want to move forward. and the relationship between the 2 countries, of course, it are on saudi arabia, has b

system and prosecutorial system but also saying he would pardon trump if he reelected to the nation's highest office. there is definitely a difference of opinion among the republicans who are competing alongside trump for the gop nomination. again, when we back earlier this year to alvin bragg's case in manhattan against trump, this is similar to what we heard at that point, a first wave of not only support for trump in terms of standing alongside him and saying this case is not something that should have been brought, but also an overall questioning of the system under which it was being brought. we will continue to see how this statement evolves. it's interesting to point out that we heard from a lot of candidates and fellow republicans across the country as soon as news of the indictment came out but then once the details from the indictment were made public there has been kind of a not as loud perhaps response in terms of ingesting the details and seeing what it is the department of justice is alleging. there is just a little bit of a difference in the reaction from that point. host: you also co

people growing campaigns and he has never run for national office before.cies, he is very good. retail politicking, not so much. >> there will be a focus on it. he is not a natural back slapper. not an off the charts charismatic guy. he is very hard-working. every interaction with every single vote there will be under the microscope to see how long do shake their hands, how long do you look into their eyes, what did he say in the idols chit chat back and forth. >> it looks a lot like the trouble that jeb bush had. did a lot of great work. however, putting that man on the campaign trail, it was going to take jesus and probably multiple more disciples to try to make that thing happen because it was not within his brand, not within his personality. >> he is not jeb bush. >> jeb bush raised $100 million. sometimes if you have not gotten it, whatever it turns out to be, it does not matter how much money you have raised. >> chris christie, mike pence, even though the media considers them both to be pretty long shots. >> they are longshots. interesting charismatic

. >> if you are close to national office and when they are taking on the dc guard the establishment will come for you. look what gavin newsom is saying about rhonda santos it's a crime for him to send migrants to the state of california so if people think republicans who criticized trump are going to have an immunity shield in front of them, do you think they are too na?ve here? >> you have to question what is the game that is being played here? if you are a democrat you want donald trump to be the nomination and if you are democratic media the best way to get donald trump the nomination is to spread out the republican vote is much as possible and i think that's where you see this praise. vice president pence has had four years of exposure. he has not caught on the way of vice president needs to i think they are playing up all of these other candidates just to make it easier for trump because trump is really the nominee they want. >> a bit of advice, the opposite route of some of the other contenders on cnn this week. >> a lot of christie's criticism towards trump is vengeance and grieva

the recent report of the national statistical office of italy shows that a quarter of italy's population will be at risk of poverty and social deprivation in 2022. the province has become the why caused by lightning in the forest areas of british columbia led to scattered and intense fires, which , by joining together , created the largest fire in this province. the extent of the spread of the fire has now covered an area of ​​530,000 units. the area that tusi and shaheda are difficult for the authorities is the sanjan area to kamloops, the distance between them by car is about 10 hours. suzi has a scattered population, but there are several oil and gas projects gas is running there and the mahalati highway is also located in this area . they are basic. it is too small to be forced to see one kilometer. he took pictures of the area before, it is very hot , beautiful, and some trees are turning yellow , they are drying so much because the weather is so beautiful, and as far as i heard , we will not be any different. it is not expected anytime soon. rain in the last few days to contain the

doing in this economy we are worried about commercial real estate a crisis could be looming the national officecy rate all-time high 12.9% in april a credit tightening underway how could you assess things. >> they strongly feel this administration, has not done a good job in handling the economy, clearly, with the reckless spending that has happened, you had time dollars chasing too few goods the folks who pay the price the working class in this case many latinos, feel that on one hand, you are out there, spending hard-earned tax dollars then we have to face this hostile credit environment that we have, and so a lot of folks are locked into 2.5, 2% interest rate will not move from that. because scared to jump into a loan 5, 6%; right? so a lot of suffuse -- then, of course, the high cost of everything, you know from gas, to commodity services this tightening a lot of budgets in latino community very much has to do with fact federal reserve has not if you will fulled or achieved, their responsibility of dual mandate to stabilize prices, and then, of course, you know, credit situation, is -- >> t

so there's been criticism of the united nations office annual reports into children killed and maimed in um, conflict left out these right, the government. but it was also unusual criticism from israel is may not i the united states about recent plans to expand illegal settlements in the west bank space for pulls from the united nations in new york. the security council was brief, bye video link by the un special coordinator in jerusalem tool when us and who said the last 2 weeks. and the westbank had been terrible. long spicy violets criticize the recent israeli government announcement of, of the 5500 set law homes. unusually the us joining in the criticism of israel deputy us on past the robot. wood said he condemned recent attack. spies, right. the settlers in the west bank. we extend our condolences to the families of those affected and have underscored to these really government the importance of holding fully accountable and prosecuting those responsible for these acts of violence. we are also deeply troubled by israel's recent announcements advancing more than $5000.00 settleme

water and filling reservoirs with rainwater is effective, but according to the report of the national audit office, at least three million liters are wasted every day. in 2018, the demand for water every day in england and wales is at least 14 billion. liters had arrived. we must plan in advance to face climate change. we must build buildings that act like water tanks . this is a plan that will take years to implement. this month is the hottest month in the history of this country. from the time of data collection in 1884, the nature of salt shortage in south korea since yesterday, the government of this country has started a government salt price, and the chapin program to release polluted waters into the sea has caused people to make impulsive purchases of sea salt, and the high demand has caused a shortage of salt . the south korean government has announced a daily salt price of 50 tomans 20% discount compared to the retail price has started. japan , despite the protests of the people of this country, some neighbors are planning to receive more than one million tomans from the contaminated wate

the fledgling naacp founded the alarm and road to the national office, what do we know about this, what can we do about this? as soon as the clan arrived, african-americans across the state organized against it, the reputation of being a more congressional -- professional clan meaning members of the professional class. a lot of california clan members in the 1920s ran for office on city council, were middle-class outstanding homeowners was up secured by the violence, one of the points i make about the clan in california is we can't be full by this portrayal of the second clan or the third clan i will talk about in a minute. the concern with african-americans unlike the first clan targeting newly freed black americans is the second was more concerned about catholics in america and immigrants in america, there were concerns about african americans and their presence was a threat to clan members. i want to say that. the clan of california received tremendous publicity in 1922 when it rated the home of a mexican family and inglewood. this is a picture of clans at a funeral, and being bootle

the afl-cio has never ever backed a republican for national office for the presidency in particular everat makes this historic is the fact that it did so earlier than at any other moment. this as the president prepares to start his candidacy for reelection. alexandria hoff with the latest. >> the president is the know here, we have run-throughs, and union members are soon welcomed into the space. as this has been happening, the president has been up in the air receiving an aerial tour of some destruction caused by a portion of i-95 that collapsed last sunday. so he's been watching those at work trying to build a temporary fix and that's a major distraction in the city even with a presidential visit. philadelphia's northeast section of i-95, that's been closed when a tanker truck crashed and exploded killing the driver and one of the roadways. the president does plan to address union workers at what is the first political rally since formally launching his reelection campaign. and president biden said this last night. >> my philosophy about building from the middle out and bottom up is wo

significant, because he's running for the president of the united states and he is running for a national officebe the commander-in-chief and serve the country, and we should note the biden administration suggested that china has engaged in genocide. there are 1 to 2 million uighurs in re-education camps, which they are forced to renounce their religion and forced into working conditions that frankly the united states and allies have not had full access to wholly understood. from personal accounts from uighurs, these are dire circumstances and for the man looking to represent the united states and the oval office it's concerning he is not aware of a human atrocity that is being engaged in by the united states' competing superpower, that of china. >> thank you, appreciate it. as we learn more about the candidates running for office, we want to bring in the director of the immigration hub. when we hear from the candidates like ron desantis and nikki haley who are unveiling their foreign policies, and this photo is just so striking about what is happening and what these people are willing to risk j

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. >> governor desantis does it but unlike newsom he admits he is seeking the national office.hursday, santos urged that the change. >> serious fixation on the state of florida. i think it is bizarre he does that. what i would tell him is, are you going to challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or just sit on the sidelines and chirp? why don't you throw your hat in the ring and then will go ahead and talk about what is happening. >> strategist and cofounder of the lincoln project, a conservative group united against donald trump said this benefits both, especially newsom. >> he's getting republican governors to fight back and engage in a fight with him. the bottom line is ron desantis is fighting with the governor, not the president. he's not even fighting with the nominee of his own party -- the front runner for the nomination of his party. that's a big win for gavin newsom. >> this and this is expected on monday for a fundraising event. the california republican party is ready to embrace the visit. >> we look forward to seeing all republican candidates come out to c

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reusing pool water and filling tanks with rainwater will be effective, but according to the national audit officeleast three million liters of water is wasted every day in 2018, the amount of water demand every day in england and wales had reached the verdict of 14 billion liters facing climate change, let's plan. we need to build buildings that act as water reservoirs. this is a huge project that will take years to implement . in south korea, the government of this country has started the government salt exchange program of japan since yesterday

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i'm joined now by unite union's national lead officer, 0nay kasab.ction to this plan today. it is fundamentally _ reaction to this plan today. it 3 fundamentally flawed, it fails to deal with the elephant in the room, which is pay. no matter which party a politician comes from, no matter which promises are made, unless you deal with the issue of pay, unless thatis deal with the issue of pay, unless that is address, then all that will happen is we will increase the numbers of vacancies. 0f happen is we will increase the numbers of vacancies. of course we want training programmes and better training, but the reality is, the people we represent right across the nhs cannot afford to live and work in the nhs. that is why people are leaving, and this fails to address that completely. the leaving, and this fails to address that completely.— leaving, and this fails to address that completely. the prime minister was asked about _ that completely. the prime minister was asked about pay _ that completely. the prime minister was asked about pay and _ that comple

announcer: a discussion with the nations highest military officer, general mark milley, he will talk about democracy and strategy. at 3:00, human rights and race discussion on u.s. foreign policy hosted by the center for strategic and international stories marking the one-year anniversary of the creation of resident biden special office for racial and equity injustice. watch the live coverage here on c-span online at c-span.org or on c-span now our free mobile app. announcer: former vice president and 2024 presidential candidate mike pence reedley visited ukraine and met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. he was traveling with a christian relief ministry working in ukraine, called samaritans purse. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> we want to make sure we have a memorial set up for the soldiers that put down their life for us. [indiscernible] [speaking native language] [indiscernible] >> with all the civilians that were buried here there or for russians that were buried here. [speaking native language] >> there was an encounter with the recent ukrainian army here. --we ha

jesse: is not a joke, the national office reach out to trumps lawyers may 6 and 2021 and said to me of documents that we own, and the bakken days later, we have images trump boarding a plane and boxes being carted out. greg: so you can send the iranians billions in cash in the middle of the night but you cannot have a document stop it. jesse: no, you stop it you want that's espionage with not this. jesse: that is below you. greg: nothing is below me, you know me better than that. jesse: is true he got lower. greg: real quick before we go, i just want to know, what went through your mind when you saw the fall. jesse: boy was scared for him like i would be scared pretty when i was having to know that lisa was a sandbag that he tripped over but anyone who felt like bath. greg: do you believe the sandbag think. jesse: i do okay with the president they can't walk in one of the mature what you care, he can do the job. greg: i'm going to wait until james van der beek he has to say about the sandbag think were being sandbag on the sandbag, right and i think that i should exit the segment on th

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and filling reservoirs with rainwater, will be effective, but according to the report of the national audit office liters of water are wasted every day. in 2018, water demand in england and wales reached 14 billion liters per day. we need to plan ahead for climate change. we need to build buildings that act as sewers. which takes years to implement