ned, this...in _ witnessing. and add to that the fact that there is no end in sight - witnessing. and add to that the fact that there is no end in sight and i that there is no end in sight and that there is no end in sight and that this seems to be dragging on and vera mentioned borisjohnson, one of the reasons he is so popular in ukraine as he is one of the few are one of the leading western figures who has been pressing for the west to keep paying attention and it's hard to escape the notion that for putin, he is hoping time is on his side, basically if this drags on his side, basically if this drags on for a long time, will the west's attention span wane? will the economic problems and the fact that winter is coming mean it is harder to keep a coalition together for months on end? will that cause western unity to flag? if that happens, one can only expect there will be many, many more people spirited out of ukraine and into parts of russia.— spirited out of ukraine and into parts of russia. exa

ned, i'll come back to you on that. witness changes against abortion rates against abortion rights in poland for example, we witness the tens of thousands of women going out on the streets in warsaw in different towns and cities across poland, it's fascinating to see it from that kind of perspective as to what is happening in such an influential country, in the united states. i'm speechless. today, i felt that i am a second—class citizen because i feel so, _ because my rights — not mine because i'm not american — - but women's rights were taken. it's nonsense. speechless. . when we talk about the consequences, and i think a lot of people are making their feelings very, very vocal and many, many women are saying similar to what you have just said, vera, lots of people are not, as well. a lot of people have been campaigning for a long time for this, ned and that also has to be understood. yeah, this was not an accident. indeed, one of the frustrations for those who wanted to defend roe v wade was, to put it mildly, an ele

garrett graff, ned foley, thank you both.want to remind that the next january 6 committee hearing is scheduled for this coming tuesday, june 21. it will begin at 1:00 p.m. eastern and we will again have live coverage here on pbs on television and online. ♪ judy: in the days other news, a new selloff hit wall stree after a one-day respite. amid growing fears that interest rate hikes will spark a recession. the dow jones industrial average lost. percent it closed at 29,927. average year rates at 30 year points -- 30 year rates jumped to 5.8%. the biggest increase in 35 years. president biden says he does not believe a recession is inevitable. he tells the associated press he is optimistic, but he says that "people are really, really down after two years of pandemic, economic shakeups, and now soaring gas prices." he says republican claims that pandemic spending fueled inflation is "bizarre. leaders of some of europe's largest countries visited kyiv in a show of support for ukraine. the heads of france, germany, italy, and roman

bush, ned ryun is here.got fox news contributor radio host democrat strategist and tried california, lesley marshall is back. from the foundation for economic education, a policy correspondent and cofounder of base politics brad polumbo. also, welcome everybody. ned, i will start with you. how much is riding on the recall tomorrow and what does it mean for progressive d.a. movement that swept misguided cities we formally loved? >> i think it's going to be an interesting test of how the people of san francisco are going to respond should also give voice to the rest of the people in urban areas they are not going to stand for this anymore. it's amazing in the face of rising crime everybody is more conservative because it's common sense. the one thing you see across the country, arise and return to common sense where the american people think they should have to take community, there should be law and order, they should feel safe in their community whether they go to their place of worship or get groceries but

water ned bubble duck, sir, nature licking off he sat round is not only a pastor ellison but also the chairperson of the association of the last nomads of central anatolia, an activist who in recent years has repeatedly stood up for the rights of her people and against environmental destruction, before she sets off with her animals. she wants to see how those who are already on the road are faring. she's heard there's trouble brewing once again. written on monday said that this you not been, i did over the phone. she learned that the authorities haven't allowed the planned route on the grounds that the goats could destroy tree plantations. that i'm, that you think gushing is that know a lot of that she's furious at a lid on a guzman. i see that laying that over an altitude of 800 meters, there are only gravel, roads, sovereign meets the 1st nomadic family in there heard the man complains that they no longer know which way to go with their animal. this voicemail, the pastures and groups assigned by the authorities are constantly changing him were on the world when i shot up and get ref

that was taught by a gentleman, ned williams. he was mentored by frederick douglass and george washington carver. he had no education. he learned to read on the sharecroppers. he rot back to ned williams the education. and what was important to us. poll tax receipts. voting. right now, people talk about reparations. i don't care about reparations. i care about our kids learning to vote and their rights. the man before you, he did make a statement about we need to do better and not let the government take care of us. we don't vote. in texas, it's the worst voting area. what used to be some of the best voting. i have to disagree with sheila jackson lee. host: hold on the line. do you have any questions? guest: i think the idea of family, she talks about her family growing up. she talks about growing up in texas and her memories of making food with the family, having the discussion with the family. i think family is hugely important when we think about juneteenth and emancipation date. in texas, it's especially important. i live in

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let's discuss with the state department spokesperson, ned price. thanks for joining us.new rocket system can strike within a nearly 50-mile range. but that's far short of what ukraine has been asking for, as you well know. they wanted a range of about 200 miles. why isn't the u.s. meeting that ukrainian request? >> well, wolf, this system is precisely what our ukrainian partners have been asking for, and you have heard our ukrainian partners voice their gratitude over the course of the day today for the united states, for providing this system. we have been in constant discussions with our ukrainian partners. secretary blinken regularly speaks to the foreign minister, secretary austin at the pentagon regularly speaks to his ukrainian counterpart, to hear precisely what they need and when they need it. over the course of this conflict that has now gone on for nearly 100 days, we have shifted, and we have adapted what we're provided to our ukrainian partners based precisely on those needs. let me give you an example. when russia thought it could take the city of kyiv, topp

it'll do that, ned, the chronic major. that's when we've been told almost pa, mom. when the actor did eventually every one comes down. the goats are allowed to drink and all parties agree that the state shouldn't be setting nomads and farmers against each other and feel what was bought. a lot of good love that the nomadic herders used to go that way with their dromedary set up with them when you left it. there was water there to hold that agenda. altamont good released, but then the authorities deliberately planted a tree nursery there still. and now they have to cross my field. now that i'm the one who suffers that watch it on monday. but what else are they supposed to do that on the bench? if you finally, the herders are allowed to move on this time at least 6 hours later they reached the camp site for the next night. their journey will take 3 weeks again this year and cover hundreds of kilometers. they will then spend most of their time till fall at the main camp in the mountains. it's a way of life that part of his sovereign and her friends intend to continue li

and for turning ned into a vegetable. he'll be fine, i'll just take him home and show him some good hard-core porn. he'll snap right out of it, won't you, ned ? i want to apologize for what happened in there. in our competition for ratings, we all lost sight of why we got into show business in the first place. yeah, titties and beer. actually, i was referring more to the pursuit of truth. but, i can't wait to get back to my old show without all the glitz and ratings and producers... wait a sec, where is your producer ? i sent her away. sent her away where ? what is this ? what's happening ?! welcome to my dominion. ahh ! hey, take a load off, put your feet up. me and satan were just about to go shopping for furniture. come on, satan. okay, honey. no ! captioning made possible by comedy central . >> coming to you from new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show." tonight covid finally catches up with fauci. who will save us? and ed helms. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >

program. president zalinski says ukraine's troops are outnumbered, but holding out interior door. ned's. it's one of the several key battle grounds in the east and don baths region where it rushes fighting to take control. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson has seen of a threat to his leadership and survive to confidence vote. johnson's own conservatives triggered divide because of scandals, oval locked down parties that he attended during the pandemic. even though he did when the support of a majority about 40 percent of conservative lawmakers voted against forrest johnson, leaving doubts about his leadership. a dramatic opening to the week and westminster conservative lawmakers cast her ballads to decide whether prime minister bars johnson would remain party leader to vote in favor of having confidence embarrass. johnson say it was $211.00 folks, and a vote against was a $148.00 votes. and therefore, i can announce to parliamentary policy does have, ah, the result was met with relieve among johnson's supporters and unmasked anger among the

with ned al, one set up in the school tide at 6 all in the 2nd fit, but germany's vetted was unable to play on after twisting his ankle badly and the doll was through to the final. at that point, the spaniard was full of respect for his opponent after the match. i think he started the much blank, amazing her and i know how much her means to him, her fight to win his forgot lamb. we are called eggs. we have been practicing to get a lot of time so on cea, a colic on the door like this, even if for made. so he did that, him being a final of wrong arrows of course, that ways not the way that we want it to be. you know, you feel very sorry for if you are human, yo, you should feel very sorry for, for colic ref, an adult wrapping us up for this. our coming up after a short break, a new addition of our documentary film series. don't film please stay tuned for that. and don't forget, you can always get all the nice around the clock and d, w dot com or you can find us on social media channels as well. at d, w. news is what you made for twitter and instagram on anthony, how'd in berlin from me a

more than 70 bipartisan cosponsors and it was signed into law on march 20 20 andhere is what happened ned in the first three years, since that bill became law, 11 and have been uploaded into three national databases and that was 11.5 million additional records. the number records in one of those had increased more than 30 percent. i believe the reason we were able to succeed with it fixed legislation is because it addressed a glaring problem without jeopardizing the rights of law-abiding citizens under the second amendment and i mentioned that the bill had more than 70 cosponsors my to that it had 77, bipartisan cosponsors and that was that we passed the first major reform on the background check system in my hope hope is that we can take the same approach to build consensus by targeting the problem of the targeted solution and this one is actually thharder because in uvalde, texas, there were so many multiple points of failure, not just one, multiple points of failure. there is one obvious glaring issue is, lack of mental health m intervention and according to the reports that we have se

yes, so that i should be la casita cra, becca. ned has been a bill, us, us total new trends getting me from that the bill could assume that i'm to just to solicit, alina, was the northern vegetables. ah with with when you choose global with was your whole machine, but when you do it gets hook me up to date. it's hooked me up to the new place. seems sort of new bullshit. what do you mean? dump them up. i want you to stay on the look pulled same. you just the letters of julie said was not normally yours, but you said she had a sweet you could tell him about the on the fringes like that. can you shoot pretty spot so, but he's is miss bill. it comes on, i'm incubators are infinity, but also this, like if it had meant issue that the bus they on the so you got them. but about enough to sure more than it did some of the way. now lou going it was just that. i say it's got to get there. the bush sneakers would not opportunity to show proceed . but did you show school to mention that to bishop up a bully? deal of what a deal of what i don't really feel a paula. paula: so no sir, does your push?

and then he brought back to ned e. williams, a little country school. the education.nd what was important to us. tax receipts. and voting. right now, people talk about reparations. i don't care about reparations. would i care about is our kids learning to vote. and their rights. and demanding for you, mr. allen, he did make a statement about we need to do better. and not let the government take care of us. we don't vote. here in texas, it's the worst voting ever. what's used to be some of the best voting. and i have to disagree with sheila jackson. >> just hold on the line, peniel joseph do you have any questions or reactions to what you heard from anna? >> i think the idea of family. really a book, juneteenth, where she talks about her family growing up. in texas, in congress, texas. her memories of making food with the family, having the discussions with the family, parades, the barbecue, the homemade food. so i think families usually hugely important when we think about juneteenth and ms emancipation day. in texas, i think it's especially important. i live in texas

ned price yesterday acknowledged the russian media reports about griner's case. >> i have seen thoseports emanate from russia that her detention has been extended. our position for some time on this has been very clear. brittney griner should not be detained. she should not be detained for a single day longer. we were last able to have counselor access to brittney griner last month. we continue to press for regular, continued access to all american detainees. this is a case that we are working behind the scenes. we have been in regular contact with russian authorities. >> the state department last month reclassified griner as wrongfully detained. >>> the u.s. tennis association meanwhile will not bar russian and belarusian players. ated of the u.s.t.a. they chose not to hold the individual athletes accountable for the decisions of their respective governments. that means that top ranked medvedev will defend his u.s. open title in flushing meadows at the end of august. and it lives wimbledon as the only grand slam tournament that will bar russians and belarusians in the wake of the in

ned. >> i looked at the walgreens website and they are giving it to kids three and up and cvs was saying 18 months and up. are they spacing them out so they have the personnel to handle the shots? >> i think it is the personnel, i am not exactly sure why, it is the same dose, whether or not they wanted to use a different procedure in different drugstores. you will find in pediatric offices and health systems once it is available it should be available to every kid over the age of six months. kristen: if you have a question about the vaccine for the youngest kids under five please put it on facebook live if you want. some parents are vaccine hesitant if they got the shop for themselves, whether typical or -- what are the typical or common worries? >> i think the most common statement many parents give, is that my kid already had covid breakthrough and they did ok. why should they get a vaccine? it is the same argument for adults. it is not whether or not you have had covid or not, it is the amount of times your immune systems gets reminded for insurance for the future. that is the second

government about this development according to ned rprice. and although the u.s.ison there. >> and i know that her team met with the state department while playing in washington, d.c. what can you tell us about that meeting? >> well, that's right, they were here playing in d.c. and they were able to have a meeting with officials from the bureau of the hostage affairs as well as the bureau that deals with cultural affairs and sports diplomacy. members of the team and coach had statements after the meeting saying that it was productive, they are confident in the work that the state department is doing but they will continue to amplify this message that it is past time to bring brittney griner home and they are calling on the biden administration to do whatever they can to make that happen. >> all right, jennifer, thank you so much for staying on top of this one. come back to us as you learn more. >>> shifting gears here, unprecedented rainfall at yellowstone national park causing catastrophic damage and stranding dozens of residents. the dangerous flooding forcing r

my great great grandfather was ned, edward ned monroe. and he bought about 52 acres outside of, probably about seven, eight miles from highland. and it's still in our family. we still own it. i am probably all over the place here. but it is very important to us to preserve it. it speaks volumes that an ex-slave could buy, purchase, buy, settle, and maintain a piece of property that close to highland. and so, i'm backing up again. once george made contact, i think there was something else going on at the time. my mother had met one of sara's best friends without even knowing they were connected. and i tell this because it speaks to the fact that what is going on here with the engagement with the enslaved community at this particular time, it's my belief that it is something very much bigger than any of us running it. and i sometimes feel like it's my ancestors. in the timing, it's in the timing, the account of how it was meant to be. sarah met my mom before we even became members of the council. when we were first asked to participate, my

ripley's believe it or not, said, quote, from the bottom of the met steps where kim got into the dress to nedrd has announced the 2022 season will be her last. the seattle storm 12-time all-star missed two seasons due to injuries. bird won four championships with seattle where she spent her entire career. at the age of 41, she's the oldest player in the league. she's also a five-time olympic gold medalist. as for her retirement, bird said you just know when you know. >>> and the westminster kennel club dog show kicks off this weekend in new york. 3,200 dogs and more than 200 breeds are expected to compete for best in show. that is the most since the 1970s. two new breeds are also being introduced including the russian toy dog which has had its share of controversy given the war in ukraine. >> i think a mild concern. we're more concerned about the participants who are coming. we have some other breeds named for countries in similar situations. we tend not to take that out against the dogs themselves. >> the top dog will be named on wednesday. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," nbapertls nbu

they are my great great grandfather was ned edward ned monroe and he bought about 52 acres outside of the probably about seven eight miles from from highland and and it's still in our family we still own it. and it you know, i'm probably all over the place here, but it's very important to us to preserve it because it's you it speaks volumes that a next slave could buy purchase by settle and and maintain a piece of property that close to to highland and so i'm backing up again. once george made contact. i think there was something else going on at the time. my mother had met one of sarah's best friends without even knowing they were connected and i tell this because it speaks to the fact that what's going on here with the engagement with the enslaved community at this particular time? it's my belief that it is something very much bigger than than any of us. running it, and i sometimes feel like um, it's my ancestors. it's it's in the in the timing it's you know, just the kind of how it was meant to be sarah met my mom before we even became members of the council. when we were first ask

. >> he waited for a can he that was never nedded. >> reporter: he now faces criticism.uvalde accusing him of misleading. in a separate development, the mayor confirmed that robb elementary school will be demolished. >>> a los angeles jury has found bill cosby guilty of sexually assaulting a teenager at the playboy mansion in 975. jurors have awarded to the accuser who said she was 16 at the time. >>> coming up, an easy test that you could take that will predict you could take that will predict how long you will so this is the meta portal plus. a smart video calling device that makes working from home work. a 12-megapixel lens makes sure your presentation is crystal clear. and smart camera auto pans and zooms to keep you perfectly in frame. oh, and it syncs with your calendar. plus, with zoom, microsoft teams, and webex, you'll never miss a meeting. and neither will she. now that's a productive day. meta portal: make working from home work for you. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs

russian army intercepts more than 97 percent of area targets. reactive offensive by troops of the de ned's gonna lugens people's republics is being supported by the russian air force. soon after the beginning of the special operation as soon region next to crimea, along with most of our rogia, come under the control of the russian army with little to no resistance. new in switching brochure extra. mr. hernandez reasoning that as long as you're brainless opinion, your reasoning is, i mean william keith nichols is shut on. still were so though i was in molly or kathleen village before you, that was the one you must learn slim. ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. it is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit now. ah ah. after the failure of russian ukrainian negotiations in his temple at the end of march, russian forces unexpected. they leave the key chain ego and to me regions. it's in f

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providing significant amount of support ukraine and that will continue and state department spokesman ned price echoed that commitment. we have also provided our ukrainian with economic support with humanitarian support. >> and we continue the same time to impose those significant cost over the weekend russian airstrike specifically targeted western military supplies. >> and the kremlin says their attacks destroyed tanks given to ukraine by foreign allies claimed the ukrainian government disputes. >> u.s. officials are also concerned about russia targeting food supplies and blocking tons of grain from leaving ukrainian ports. it has put at risk food security around the world. he says the u.s. has been on top of the issue and is leading talks with allies to try to find solutions. this is something that we're working on every single day. so i can't put a date on but it is among our highest priorities here. and u.s. officials continue to emphasize that u.s. involvement in this conflict sends an important message. countries cannot attack other countries with their military forces in acts of a

we both think the world of ned segal who is -- ned's been having to deal with elon getting all the datay accounts are bogus and i think it's important to point out that when elon sat down with ned or his people is a the down, they found the same number of bogus accounts that everybody said and no more >> 5%. >> then subsequently elon said there are far more, which is bad for the case that he may have against him for specific performance to buy it. so elon's been -- >> would you tell people to buy the stock because it's so far down from the deal price now >> yeah. i would. >> arbitrage >> i think twitter has got a number of features that are going to make it better, and particularly direct to consumer but also entertainment i think that -- look, they've been under the gun and they have had very bad quarters you know that the cash flow is going down quarter after quarter after quarter. >> users >> well, yeah, been down what happens if they turn? they do have an election, they're doing much better on sports look, it goes to 35 if he walks away i think they may have a better quart than peop

metals that are working very well, like access to diagnosis and treatment and use of insect decided neds. so delta 5, i'm thinking about this vaccine, that 3 out of 10 people, it will really help reduce the seriousness of malaria. so it's a thought it will save lives. is it being produced or over? i showed that that part of the globe all over the tropics, so everybody can access it right now. because when i showed you that headline, there was a problem, there. is this one of the problems, the availability of the vaccine? this is absolutely one of the problems that one of the challenges is who will manufacture the maxine who will pay for the vaccine in western countries when there's an illness, for example, coven governments step up and they are prepared to pay for the vaccine. and so the manufacturer, as a willing to put in the investment required to produce the vaccine. unfortunately for malaria, this isn't the case. we do not have guarantees of who will buy the vaccine, and this is where because african floods, let's be candid up because why, why do we not? no, not going to say why isn

the ned office can watch the sky news, the main tv station known by murdock there reeling from the defeat. i have a very straightforward and quality news coverage during the day. but at night i have one to come 9, a sky at the dock which is full of rather rather commentators. they're very shouty and very locked into. it's got morrison and one of them on election night said, my fellow is strides. welcome to the 1st meeting of the new resistance. it's here h and every not at i o'clock, whilst this might be billed as the decline of the mid ox. it really is more a story about the decline of the legacy media given the irrelevance of the mainstream media. well, as you've seen a lot more interest in the social media space to explore this, including in sort of the infotainment or parity space on a government as this parity account pretending to be the government. talking about climate change that they went global. really, we know these devastating floods have been hard for you, but they've been hard for us to. they've happened on the eve of an election. all these different spaces on twitter and f

and that's ned says maria diva joining us from odessa in ukraine. thank you so much for your time. thank you. and from all we can now talk to our dw, russia, correspondent, emily, sherwin who's in berlin because of course d, w has been banned from russia. we're happy to have you here, emily, and when the war started, pu sin was oversee going for, for a quick victory as we were just saying. over the last 100 days, russia has had to withdraw regroup, focus its attacks on, on the east. how is person selling this as a success to the russian people? well, the thing is that russia and vladimir putin as well went into this war, you know, with these kind of vague rhetorical terms. so they said, 1st of all that this war is not a war, but a special operation. they also said that the goal is the so called denotes of vacation and demilitarization of ukraine. so essentially that means, you know, if you phrase it so vaguely, you can essentially sell anything you want as a victory. and especially if you're in control of the media, the state media is pirating, you know, the kremlin line and run th

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ok, george ned. the nail on the head earlier. i mean, it's never the decision makers at all. there's always somebody else. you know, it's bad in tell a bad actors. we should have trusted them, but you know, george and you know, there's one issue even i talk a lot of our is that there's so much money involved in this year. i mean, that's one reason to keep it. going to keep for arms, manufacturers, you know, and then you know, revenue transfers, you know, pallets remember, always out of money, you know. and then that goes somewhere we don't really know and they don't seem to really particularly care, do they? sure. no, that's not. i mean, it's a huge amount of money. i mean, you know, we talked a lot about that for $40000000000.00 package that congressman signed off on in about 2 hours. but that's on top of all of the other money that has already been boring into it. you know, maybe already this year, 80000000000 dollars just from the united states alone and we think of the u. k. and canada. everyone else. so that's an awful lot of money. no one is in the idea of where it's go

the shelling, ukrainian military continues to terrorize innocent civilians here in this city of john ned's several districts were targeted by ukraine's artillery on monday afternoon. as the result of there was a lot of damage to houses. apartment buildings the gas pipeline was damaged as well, if you will. diesel was also destroyed. now i'm at one of the places that were hit by shelling right here behind me can see firefighters are still working, trying to put out this. blaze. now, a rocket from multiple rocket launcher are right here. this is a storage facility, as i understand is sort aerosols and stationary goods as well. so the entire building is now completely destroyed. and that this kind of scenes, we can witness all throughout the city of nest. this monday there had been no damage to any military infrastructure and its civilians who continue to suffer from uncle serv. artsy done that people's republic or the russian and deputy representative to the un said. the shelling was under reported by the west immediately compared the situation with a march attack on maternity hospital emerg

here in dawn, ned scanned according to some local experts and this is yet to be confirmed. ukrainian nationalist forces apparently used an american and 142 high mars high mars some multiple rocket launcher once again, this hasn't been confirmed, but people on the scene experts who are working are suggesting that so this is what they had used also earlier in the day here in de anesco, a missile defense systems have been deployed over the city as a cruise missiles were flying over here, as well. at the moment says shelling it still continues in the city of dennis, from a nearby of dave at pesky village, which is just about 12 to 15 kilometers away from where i'm standing. i should say the cranium military has attacked the crimea companies drilling in the black sea. the russian republics governor stays at least 3. people have been wounded and a search and rescue operation is ongoing. it say, according to a local senate said the platforms operated by a crime me and state company willow, taste around 71 kilometers from the ukranian city of a desson. crimea lee to save more than a 100 peop

here in john ned scanned according to some local experts, and this is yet to be confirmed. ukrainian nationalist force is apparently used an american and 142 high mars time are so multiple rocket launcher. once again, this hasn't been confirmed, but people on the scene experts who are working or suggesting that so this is what they had used also earlier in the day here in dennis a missile defense systems have been deployed over the city as a cruise missiles were flying over here as well at the moment says shelling, it's still continues in the city of genetics, from a nearby of dave and pesky village which is just about 12 to 15 kilometers away from where i'm standing from on. thank you for the update. don sal corresponded ramon concert speaking to his line, but from don, yes, that moscow says it will retaliate to what it calls lithuania is illegal. ban on the transit of sanctions, goods to russia's west, an enclave of kellen in grad. here's the latest reaction from the regions governor medina. we believe that this is a serious violation of the baltic states succession to the u protoc

is pharaoh ned scarce, we've heard there and time. it again is key for control of this region. what would it mean for ukraine if it lost control? yes, sir, severed on its cache, so become a highly symbolic battle ground. so just like places like would shine murray your pole in the weeks before. as you know, russia has so kept so a lowering his its goals in, in ukraine, at least for the moment. first i wanted to take over the capital van had wanted to focus on the east and the south. now it's focusing on the dunbar region. so it's so throwing in. almost all, it's a force in the area around for barret on nets at the moment, and it's under a high pressure to presenter results. they are, if they manage to take over the area, they will probably very quickly try to install russian structures there. but of course, ukraine will certainly not let that happen and will probably conduct counter offenses. so we will probably still see a long and heavy fighting in the region despite the war dragging on in so many uncertainties. why so many ukrainians returning home now to other parts of the

it's a dean if white tear ned by young men who were not even worn when the israeli government 1st the cleared the palestinian flag illegal after the also accords of the early 19 nineties between the palestine liberation organization and israel. the bound on the palestinian flag was lift but on the ground it's becoming much harder to express any type of support for the palestinian cause. a 3 year old was recently forced to take off his shirt because it had a picture of a rifle use of hub or how was crossing. this is really made it through checkpoint. when soldiers stopped him. j. a soldiers were running towards him, pointing their rifles at him, while a sniper was stationed on the military tower above. if we adults were afraid. how do you imagine a 3 year old feels more he's traumatized and he was wearing with have become known as the m. 16 shirts. they were produced here in response to his reading rates that followed palestinian attacks against israelis earlier this year. yep. do been no. it seems that the palestinians don't even have the right to have symbols. palestinians can't even

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