omar: we are living day by day. don't know. ♪♪♪ alex: omar's wife, hala, ran a successful yoga studio just around the corner. it was her sanctuary. hala okeili: especially in our kind of region where we live in the middle east, it's really hard and like nothing is stable. things keep on changing a lot. and if you are not able to find some sort of grounding and the strength in your mind, then you'll be xanax very soon, on antidepressants like all the lebanese are, honestly. adam: while i was reporting there, lebanon's problemdrove its people to the edge. the currency crashed. jobs vanished. inflation tore into savings, and the nation's leaders had no solution. the frustrations fueled mass protests and nightly confrontations. well, i've been thoroughly tear gassed. it's not a very pleasant feeling: burning throat, burning eyes. a lot of people here have it worse than me. i think this is the path of the next few months. male: allah akbar. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] adam: on the protest fron

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. >> the story begins with my friend whom i call omar in the book.s one of the first people i met in afghanistan when i went there. he had grown up in exile. his parents fled the soviets. afghans have been at war now for 40 years, tragically. they came back after 2001 full of hope for the future of their country, for this era of development and peace the west had promised after the afghan invaon. he became a translator with the american military. he was also for canadians. he spoke english. then he decided he wanted to work with journalists, and th is when we met. we worked together for many years in the country while i was living in afghanistan and i got to know his family as well. like many afghans, he dreamed of emigrating to the west. he applied for one of these special immigrant visas that the u.s. grants to employees, local employees in afghanistan and iraq. he should have qualified, but because of all of the paperwork rerictions, he was rejected. this happened in 2015 when as you probably recall, there was a migration crisis in europe. one mil

anthony, to work in senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations, and into ha, omar. assure founding chair of the door institutes critical security studies program, a warm welcome to you wall, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story omar, let me start with you today. all these foreign fighters that are joining the conflict in ukraine on both sides. what kind of an impact is that going to have? well, as historically, we know that it has. ready an impact, some benefits and maybe a lot of costs on the benefits side. they depending on the type, they have admitted that he and from a word from the spanish civil war. when you have the international b gate was quantity means quality because of their numbers, the sheer numbers, even though for training and expertise. they managed to stop. the frank was army from taking madrid. and the grid didn't really fall except, except after the collapse of the war after the collapse of the public and the end of the war. so there's some medicine benefits. they increase the manpower all whichever side they go to, they help

osman and omar, ola!as the visit to the show been worth it? for me? no, it hasn't, because it's the same as every other mwc that i've been to. a new smartphone with a couple of improvements from the last one. see, that's - absolutely not true! i've been trying to tell omar all along _ it's notjust - about these devices, it's about the wider ecosystem. we've seen the metaverse and the advancement i in connectivity needed. that conversation is happening. 56 low latency, things that are around the phone — - that's where the - innovation will happen. but there's nothing to see. there is no metaverse as yet, that's the point. yeah, it — because it needs these conferences like this| to sit down, get it done, advances connectivity. . it's not just about that. but the reason people care about these conferences is because of the smartphones, the main devices. not secondary things, you know? it's about the smartphones. ok, you're like an old married couple. he's such a pessimist! i'm going to leave you to keep batt

musical guest, omar apollo and feating the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1612 >> steve: and now,ere he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. look at that come on, that's a crowd right there. welcome. thank you very much. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause we've got a full crowd, a full house. well, guys, it was just reported that the other day a plane carrying former president trump suffered an engine failure over the gulf of mexico, and had to make an emergency landing in new orleans. yeah, when trump said, "land over there," the pilot was like, "we can't, there's half a built wall in the way. [ laughter ] oops and following the plane scare, trump sent out a fundraising email to his supporters asking for money so he can buy a new trump force one airplane [ laughter ] that's right, trump wants a new plane because the only thing scarier than a crash is flying commercial but in all seriousness, james, can you play me some music piano? ♪ look, guys,

dareen: okay, omar mahmoud, thanks so much for just being patient, while we got through that.us what you're seeing, in terms of the response by the international community to the situation in somalia. is it enough? >> well, i think what the previous guests mentioned, in terms of the different global climate we are in right now, compared to these previous shocks we've seen over the past decade in somalia, obviously, you have a war in ukraine right now, that is distracting a lot of attention, but even if you look at the horn of africa, there's multiple other flash points, there's multiple other priorities that have really pushed somalia, i think, quite down a bit, compared to what it was before. so the funding appeals are much lower. i think only 3% has been funded to date, which is quite a dire situation. and at the same time, while there has been some some attention and focus on this, you know, somalia is in the midst of this ongoing electoral process that's been going on for over a year. well over time, which i think also complicates kind of the coordination and mushrooming o

omar mehtab has been finding out more. ah, nervous. i'm pumped, i'm excited!'m a little bit nervous. we've arrived at the hospital la paz in madrid and we're here to meet the kids fighting cancer. hello! omar chuckles why's that? well, it's because i'm about to play some video games with them! this here is my new friend marco. how long have you been in the hospital? laughter ah, pokemon? yes. yeah? i have pokemon as well. i've got my pokemon — can i get my pokemon? can i show him? do you know how to play? go for it, man. check out my pokemon. now, we're notjust here playing games for the sake of it — rather, it's said to reduce the pain that these kids feel. a trial at this hospital has been studying these children, who often feel pain due to their condition and the adverse effects of chemotherapy. the mdoloris machine. it monitors a person's autonomic nervous system, which unconsciously regulates body processes such as breathing, blood pressure and heart rate so doctors can, at a glance, see the level of distress a patient may be in. the lower the number out

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why are you running against ilhan omar? >> i will cut straight to the jays.ly way we can save it is through restoring our faith in god and national honor. we have to do it through american constitutional values. freedom being the cornerstone. freedom being the cornerstone and we can see that there is an attack on our freedoms. we also have to do it through truth. the truth is that the global effects the local. the global effects the local. minnesota is my home. my family has been here for five generations but i was born and raised here. i will a deep affection for the state of minnesota, the twin cities, my community, in this country. the reality is that we've been lied to. we've been misrepresented, we've been misled by the democrats, by the liberal establishment, by the unit party that sold us on this fantasy of globalism, which is just another way to attack the american working class. listen, all i can say is that she has an all night. she sold us out. our leadership has sold us out. >> tucker: she is in on it. so when she and the rest of her friends came

our correspondent omar magomedov omar what is known about the victims. in intensive care, for his lifew doctors are fighting on the spot. rescuers of the ministry of emergency situations of the donetsk people's republic and the emergency service are working. debris removal continues and that's what we eyewitness told. i fell right off the sofa, i and the windows were covered with fiber. i thought they were some kind of phosphorus bombs. explosions were heard in the early morning at about 6.26 30 am in the residential areas. donetsk was allegedly fired from behind a multiple launch rocket system already. two rockets are known to have been fired at the city. one of them hit the roof of a nine-story residential building at number eight on pinter street, a hurricane salvo fire system. two shells were fired, one hit the house, the other flew past. there, more by the way, the damage happened to the school completely destroyed the 12th apartment. this is about three floors from 9 to the seventh entrance, a flight of stairs with families has collapsed. we had to evacuate using the fire escape.

omar is our first caller omar, what have you got for me >> hey, jim, omar from stratton island, new yorkt to contact you about our investing company money militia. with appreciate everything you do my top five portfolio holdings are amd, advanced microdevices, aapl, apple. ko, coca-cola, jpm, j.p. moroccan chase as well as ual united airlines. would you say i am diversified thank you again. >> first of all, thank you omar for those kind comments. my wife has been away, i a am trying to do all this stuff by myself the savior is how excited the market s. iglad this gentleman clearly caught it. he has a very diversified portfolio. you might say amd and apple. no, amd is a semiconductor apple is my watch or mr. whether it be your music or my credit card so we're going to say apple is a technology delivery company and amd a semi conductor j.p. morgan not my favorite bank my favorite bank is morgan stanley or wells fargo, j.p. morgan is very good. united would be my favorite in the airline business actually jeff marks and i were debating putting coca-cola in a portfolio of the charitable trust

jessica: omar fue de los que viviÓ de cerca los bombardeos.en el grupo de conacionales que vimos llegar hoy a la frontera rumana se encontraba la embajadora olga garcÍa qquien organizÓ su resguardo en un bÚnker. embajadora, cÓmo se siente ? >> 19 horas sin dormir. jessica: el doble de lo normal viajando por caminos apartados. aunque el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador les ofreciÓ asilo a todos, la diplomÁtica hace un llamado al medio centenar de mexicanos que todavÍa se encuentran en la zona de conflicto. recuÉrdense porque los reporte de quienes han querido salir del paÍs son preocupantes. >> no pudieron hacerlo porque los trenes empezaron a cerrar para nacionales. >> una situaciÓn extrema ya la frontera entre ucrania y rumanÍa el movimiento de personas es constante el. hemos visto salir a muchas mujeres, madres con sus hijos pequeÑos y tambiÉn hemos visto una vigilancia extrema. jessica: para que los ucranianos que abandonan todo sigan su camino, como los que han decidido abordar la aeronave de la fuerza aÉrea mexicana de regreso a mÉx

omar. took me _ level, to reach the top. omar. took me through. _ level, to reach the top. omar.o speed test there would be players kind of competing against each other and having a look at the ipad to see who is quicker. but it does increase that competitiveness. next item. this is another system for the pros. it is a virtual reality set up with foot trackers so users can kick around a digital ball. now they are offering a bit of a scaled—down version for the consumers on less powerful headsets like the quest. we're still really testing the user. it is called player 22 and though you can only use your hands and not your feet it still has a number of tools to test the user be at their reactions, fitness and accuracy but there is also a very football specific drill. heading. something that can hurt and be a lie. so, heading. something that can hurtand be a lie. so, to heading. something that can hurt and be a lie. so, to make it less painful, they've made a drill for it in vr. 0k, it less painful, they've made a drill for it in vr. ok, that is enough. what? 0h. that was weird. the

omar villafranca, cbs news. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," former u.s.william barr stops by the times square studio to tell us about his new book, "one damned thing after another." and bubba wallace stops by to tell us about his new netflix series, "race." and milk bar owner christina tosi talks about her new book, "desserts can save the world." that is the cbs morning news for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

to the supply of nato aircraft to kiev and the prize shelling of ukrainian artillery from the scene omar magomedov the russian army takes control of more and more new areas of mariupol and our tankers give up their teeth to civilians, and ilya will tell the situation in the city what will happen to high-tech diagnostics ct mri ultrasound what to expect from foreign companies supplying medical equipment and what domestic manufacturers are preparing for did aleksey kvashenkin understand? from armyansk to kerch , the north crimean canal is 100% filled with non-privian water with the details of mikhail andropov hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. russian-ukrainian talks, they were held in istanbul. the venue for the meeting, the domabahce palace, was provided by the turkish leader recep erdogan, who wished good luck to the delegations before the start of the negotiations, and at the end of the negotiation day, it turned out that the ukrainian country for the first time handed over to russia written proposals approved in kiev there ukraine expresses its re

and i mean, this is how the 5 star years general omar bradley advocated against extending the korean war to china in 1915 back down the american establishment heated the civilized. but more than 70 years later, it seems to be eager to test it out with another nuclear power can be conflict in an over ukraine grow into a wider regional, perhaps even global confrontation. well, to discuss that, i'm now joined by a retired major general of the indian army. i'm the editor of the indian military review. she general back. she is great to talk to you a great to see you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you and now introduce the world to one of the greatest non violent resistance traditions. i think we all like to consider ourselves to be spiritual children. uh huh. but it's also home to one of the strongest armies in the world, and you've given that institution many years, many decades, in fact, of your life as a named n, as a spiritual person. and as a general, i wonder how do you look at war? what do you find it if not acceptable, then at least understandable look good,

omar mehtab has been finding out more. ah, nervous. i'm pumped, i'm excited! a little bit nervous. we've arrived at the hospital la paz in madrid and we're here to meet the kids fighting cancer. hello! omar chuckles. why's that? well, it's because i'm about to play some video games with them! this here is my new friend marco. how long have you been in the hospital? laughter. ah, pokemon? yes. i have pokemon as well. i've got my pokemon — can i get my pokemon? can i show him? do you know how to play? go for it, man. check out my pokemon. now, we're notjust here playing games for the sake of it — rather, it's said to reduce the pain that these kids feel. a trial at this hospital has been studying these children, who often feel pain due to their condition and the adverse effects of chemotherapy. the mdoloris machine. it monitors a person's autonomic nervous system, which unconsciously regulates body processes such as breathing, blood pressure and heart rate so doctors can, at a glance, see the level of distress a patient may be in. the lower the number out of 100

here is cbs' omar villafranca. of. >> reporter: this 14-year-old is the transgender son of amber and adam briggle. they don't want us to use his first name, because last week, child protective services showed up at their house to find out if his parents were providing care related to their son's transition. >> i was in the fetal position on the floor gripping the floor because the room wouldn't stop spinning. >> the stakes have never been this high or real for us. >> reporter: last month, republican texas attorney general ken paxton issued a legal opinion that said gender-affirming procedures and treatments, when performed on children, can legally constitute child abuse. texas children's hospital, the country's largest pediatric facility, paused all gender-affirming therapy for children. >> republican state senator charles perry agrees with the directive's intent. >> i'm faced with the welfare of a child that, and i think the data supports it, to have these decision made for them to understand. >> reporter: in 2016

omar magomedov rabadam magomedov, ntv volnovakha television company, commander of the central militarycolonel-general alexander lapin arrived in the chernihiv region of ukraine to award the servicemen who distinguished themselves in the course. special-special operations are our special correspondent. artyom kolodkin attended the ceremony in the chernihiv region. it is now a colossal risk to have to sit in a helicopter for a long time with the engine running and wait for a report, reconnaissance after the team takes off. we'll only have 30 seconds to get airborne from the airfield and we can see what is happening below. settlements, that is, now we will land near one of the checkpoints and see. how it works there, most of the ukrainian beeches have already been destroyed, but a few missile systems. still remain on the section of our route path of about 100 km. at top speed. under the cover of an alligator, a k-52 helicopter accompanies us behind us in a few minutes , just a kilometer from the firing positions, we manage to shoot, for which the reporters did this difficult path. russia,

ok, omar, thanks so much for just being patient. well, while we got through about tell us what you're seeing in terms of the response by the international community to the situation in somalia, is it enough? well i think what the previous got mentioned in terms of the different global climate we are in right now compared to these previous shocks. we've seen over the past decade in somalia, obviously you have a war and ukraine right now. that is distracting. a lot of attention, but even if you look at the horn of africa, there's multiple other flash points. there's multiple other priorities that have really push somali, i think quite down a bit compared to what it was before and in. so the funding appeals are, are much lower. i think only 3 percentage has been funded to date, which is quite a dire situation. and at the same time, while their husband some, some attention and focus on this, you know, some of it is in the midst of this ongoing electoral process that's been going on for over a year. well over time, which i think also com

david: congresswoman omar makes a very important point that the unity of the e.u.27 very striking.elcome. but unfortunately it's a contrast with the disunity that continues to exist about its global commitments to refugee resettlement and embrace of people fleeing from war. i think it's very important that we applaud the three-year temporary protected that's been enunciated by the e.u. we call on all other european states, not in the e.u., including u.k., norway, and switzerland to watch t i'm ashamed that the u.k. has not stepped up effectively. there's been some new announcements this morning, but frankly, when people are fleeing a war, wawpt to let them in first and do the paperwork second. not the other way around. i think the u.k. has catching up to do when it comes to meeting the standards that should be expected. frankly expected by british people. it's remarkable outpouring of support there the british people. and the british government is far behind that. it's very, very important we use this as a moment to reset the understanding of who a refugee is, what they are fleeing

you and say such a failure and pledging it's a view to be ongoing conflict in ukraine and omar. the red cross spokes person on yemen believes the shifting of global attention may cause devastating consequences . the world is shifting attention toward the complex in like the conflicting if you like more a simply the complex to, you know, crane and they are. and we call the international community the did the powerful country to not to abandon the crisis, any m and any, you know, any shift in attention from the conflict in human that would lead to get the traffic results. and the, the civilians across the can see will finish that in the near future of the world. doesn't pay more attention to the light of many people. around 20000000 yemenis, 2 thirds of the country's population already require humanitarian aid and food insecure. but here, omar again say, if you haven't cannot cope without the international humanitarian assistance, the situation will lead to, to agree be ating, the situation, the humanitarian situation off of 1000000. many people across the country and millions of

the share omar again says ian cannot cope without international humanitarian assistance. this situation will lead to, to aggravating the situation, the humanitarian situation of, of, of 1000000 albia many people across the country. i am millions of all families in yemen are relying on international organization to provide them with food and none food items. i mean a few, a few see the whole picture of the humanitarian situation in yemen. we see like 20000000 are many people are in need for human, a theory, an assistant. we have more than 60000000 avia, many people who are food insecure and we have like 4000000 women and children are minorities. we have also 70000000 yamini. they don't have access to a health and the water and sanitation across the can to the country is functioning with 50 percent of all of its health facilities and capacity. therefore, any shortage in defined would, would, would really, would greatly deviate the, the humanitarian situation in the country. ah, as wally lawmakers have reacted with horror at the ukrainian president's bid to compare the curre

omar magomedov rabadam magomedov, ntv volnovakha television company, commander of the central militaryal alexander lapin, arrived in the chernihiv region of ukraine to reward servicemen who distinguished themselves during a special operation. our correspondent artyom kolodkin was present at the ceremony. helicopter with the engine running and wait report, intelligence after the team departure. we will only have 30 seconds to get airborne. well, finally, we flew away from the airfield and can see what is happening below the settlements, but now we will land near one of the checkpoints and see. how it works there, most of the ukrainian beeches have already been destroyed, but a few missile systems. still remain on the section of our route path of about 100 km. at top speed. under cover of an oligator. a k-52 helicopter accompanies us behind in a few minutes. just a kilometer from the firing positions, the apu manages to remove, for the sake of which the reporters have come this difficult way. the commander of the central military district in the chernihiv region, alexander lapin , who in

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i mean, this is how the 5 star years general omar bradley advocated against extending the korean award to china in 1950 back down the american establishment heated the civilized. but more than 70 years later, it seems to be eager to test it out with another nuclear power.

and i mean, this is how the 5 star years general omar bradley advocated against extending the korean award to china in 1950 back down american establishment heated this advice that's more than 70 years later. it seems to be eager to test it out with another nuclear power can be conflict in an over ukraine grow into a wider regional, perhaps even global confrontation. well, to discuss that, i'm now joined by a retired major general of the indian army. i'm the editor of the indian military review, debach chief general of actions. great to talk to you a great to see you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you. and now introduce the world to one of the greatest nonviolent resistance traditions. i think we all like to consider ourselves to be spiritual children of mahogany, but it's also home to one of the strongest armies in the world. and you've given that institution many years, many decades, in fact of your life.

omar, for five minutes. ms. omar: madam speaker, i rise today in solidarity with the ukrainian people who are facing a cruel and inhumane war of aggression from a tyrant, vladimir putin. i also stand in solidarity with my ukrainian american constituents whose friends and families are in harm's way. we must address this war with courage, foresight, and humility. i am appalled by the extraordinary cruelty of putin's war. i am also moved by the courage of the ukrainians and also by the courage of the anti-war protestors in russia risking 15 years in prison for speaking out against putin's aggression. we must stand unified with the ukrainian people. but even as we stand with the ukrainian people, we must avoid the knee-jerk calls to make this conflict even worse. one thing we should have learned throughout our history is that policy decisions we make simply based on fear or rage rarely end well. increasingly we are hearing voices calling for the united states and nato to enter into war with russia. for the most part

ilhan omar saying consequences not limited to military specific equipment, but including small arms and ammo are unpredictable and likely disastrous. this as top intelligence officials painted a grim picture on capitol hill of the ongoing war. >> putin is angry and frustrated right now, he is likely to double down with no regard for civilian casualties. >> analysts assess putin's posturing is intended to deter the west from providing additional support to ukraine. >> congressional leaders providing $14 billion to help ukraine and european allies as part of the government spending bill. one other note about support, the pentagon announced they are sending two batteries to poland to bolster nato defenses. >> todd: thank you. russian offensive continues, a woman who just resigned as managing editor of russian today, telling fox news, the problem is, i know these people very well, they never send threats, they just kill there is kind of weird silence around me, but i think we're on the brink of a nuclear war. i'm not exaggerating, we're in north korea or we'll be killed by thermonuclear mus

omar villafranca, cbs news. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday.of you the news continues. for others check back later for cbs mornings. follow us on line at any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. as ukraine enters its 13th day of shelling, there are growing . ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy called on joe biden to implement a no-fly zone, something the u.s. has opposed to far. but u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin has order 5 wed 500 additional troops to poland. russia has proposed a new cease-fire in five ukrainian cities. ukraine has yet to formally agree to the proposal. the u.n. estimates at least 1.7 million refugees have fled ukraine since the beginning of the invasion. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> good evening. thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. tonight, the war in ukraine has entered a new phase of

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well, look, now, this idea is being used in new ways, and omar mehtab has been looking at the phenomenonthe scalpers. with the pandemic came lockdowns, and with the majority of the population stuck at home, we had nothing really to do...but buy. and so online spending went up. we bought clothes, hobby kits, sourdough starters, fire pits, hot tubs, gym equipment, anything to get us through it, and that includes gaming consoles like the brand—new p55. but there was a problem — the semiconductor shortage. the shortage of semiconductors... they don't have the semiconductors... what is that? simply put, they are the brains of modern electronics. so, they're in pretty much every product. electronics need them. cars, smart phones, laptops, gaming consoles. and so, with very few on the market, fans are trying websites to try and get them. however, there is money to be made. in come the scalpers. so, these are people who buy rare or sought—after items and resell them again at a higher price to make a profit. you've probably seen them outside of concerts, reselling tickets, or putting up a nice pa