one month ago, five weeks ago, poland was inaudible refugees, supporting them, second in the world, nowiee overwhelmed, we have 300,000 warsaw alone, and over 600,000 in my city. there other people simply opening their hearts and opening their homes to our ukrainian friends. since the war began, sofia has been co—ordinating housing for refugees, they have open the home to a ukrainian family. it isa it is a mix of polish and russian because i don't speak russian because i don't speak russian but i am trying to learn. they have been staying with my parents for two weeks and a half. they are from one of the worst places you can come from. they are less and less housing opportunities, and more and more people coming and also more people coming and also more and more people coming who don't know what's next. it's impossible to find apartments for larger families these days, which are affordable for ukrainians. and, yes, they have no idea what to do here, where to send their children to school, what work they can do, you know? but, ukrainians are very much like pulse, and since we are so close,

am recovery co-ordinator._ ajob and nowi am recovery co-ordinator.s me very happy. dane i carroll is happy because mike's story is one of hope. perhaps most importantly, it shows others caught in the vortex of the drugs all the drink, but things can change. that they can be life after addiction. i can be life after addiction. i am extremely happy, i'm not depressed. there are alert things our goal and drugs are stripped me off but there are a lot of things now that i am rebuilding.— lot of things now that i am rebuildinu. ., ., ., ., rebuilding. you can follow more of my year— rebuilding. you can follow more of my year in — rebuilding. you can follow more of my year in birkenhead - rebuilding. you can follow more of my year in birkenhead next l of my year in birkenhead next weekend on the bbc news channel as i discover the toxic link between addiction and mental health. an extended version is also available from today on the bbc iplayer. if you been affected by any of the issues in this film, you can get advice and support at: the weather has been dr

nowi names in soccer for women from our team.om our men's national team. this is amazing, we are celebrating this here, this is a global accomplishment, because let's face it, everyone looks at our women's team as a dominant force out there in the world cup and at the olympics, and they deserve this pay because let's face it, they have actually won the world cup, they have actually done and perform well and they perform year after year. we perform well and they perform year after year.— year after year. we should remind all _ year after year. we should remind all our _ year after year. we should remind all our viewers - year after year. we should i remind all our viewers around the world that the american female soccer team is hugely successful, and actually has probably more followers than the men's soccer. but do you think this could have ramifications for football, as we like to call it, around the world, though, and other sports even as well, but women's football?— even as well, but women's football? ~ , , ., football? absolu

and nowi they killed the suspect. at that time. and now i would like to go over the 911 time line. i warn you it is better that i read it than you listen to it. the caller identified i won't say her name, but she was in room 112 called at 12.03. the duration was, she whispered she is in room 112. at 12.10, she called back, and room 12 advised there were multiple dead. 12.13, again she called on the phone, again at 12.16. she is called back and said there are eight to nine students alive. at 12.19, the 911 call was made and another person, in room 111 called. i won't say her name. she hung up when another student told her to hung up. 12.21 you could hear over the call three shots were fired. at 12.36, 911 call, it lasted for 21 seconds. the initial caller called back, student child, called back. was told to stay on the line and be very quiet. she told 911 he shot the door. at 12.a3 and 12.a7 she asked 9111 to please send the police now. at 12.a6, she said she could not, that she could hear the police next door. at 12.50 shots are fired. they cowen heard and 12.51 very loud and sound

s nowis this is from the same report. by the way, who claimed nearly nine hundred thousand children had been hospitalizedd at the time. me the number was actually sixty three thousand. i guess that's what you get if you rely on the new york times for your facts. all right. r us that's it for us tonight. do not forget set your dvr sowa you always say stay connected with us and get your usa made freedom matters gear and i love the mandate freedom option there as well. awesome ma sweatshirts, nice polos for father's day. go too nice laura ingraham .com the bags, all of that stuff. yeah the tote bags are awesome for a beach. all proceeds for the month of may will be donated for free too matters to the shoreline soup kitchens and pantries. you'll do a good thing too. all right. thanksf for watching this special edition of the ingraham angle. remember it's america now and forever. gregegit's a gutfeld takes it m here to that studio.. we're number one again and again. happy friday, everyone.ne it's almost the weekend, i can tell

nowis this is i happening in pat because companieses are buying e all the housing to turn them into rentals because you will and be happy to venture is backed by goldman sachs. just bought an entire community in florida for seventy five million dollars in places like phoenix jacksonville investors are buying up starter homesja, housl tricon and other investors arem, buying in places liket jacksonville are what might be called a starterr homes usually selling for f about thre hundred thousand dollars whenen one of those comes on the market, investors are w ready with all cash offers. all >> investors never look at the whole network they don't even look at they never look at it. that plus the fact that investors often wave inspection's puts would be first time home buyers at a serious disadvantage. home ownership is increasingly out ofin reach in our portfolio. >> the majority cannot buynn a home, cannot afford to buy a home or don't have the credit to buy the home. so >> so home ownership is the linchpin of american society and generations of leaders have understood that oururrs leaders don'

nowys tonight , the mystery surrounding kathy barnett gets stranger and strangernd.ere are still more questions thre

nowys tonight , the mystery surrounding kathy barnett gets stranger and strangernd. there are still more questions than there are answers tonight about barnett, her background, her rhetoric, political beliefs, her tweets beyond controversial whether or not she could even compete in a general election. that's straight ahead. but first we. turn to the horrific shooting in buffalo, new york over the weekend. a deranged racist monster opened fire at a supermarket murdering 10 innocentre americans. tonight we all doo pray for all of the victims and their p families and the entire city of buffalo. everyone impacted o by this despicable act of violence. sadly yet unfortunately, predictably, many on the left almost immediately startedg exploiting their pain, their suffering for political gain. in fact, after the shooting itok took democrats just three hours to start blaming republicansca and conservatives and talk show hosts and fox news. of course, it's the same terrible smear tactic that liberals have been using for years now in the 90s0s youl might remember former preside

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