we appreciate it . patsy. thank you. my view and has found evidence that all sides in ethiopia is ti groin. conflicts have violates its international human rights and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. you as humans rights chief said here long conflicts as be marked by extreme brutality. bianca gupta reports these mass graves in my cottrell, in northern ethiopia on earth. what the un says could be war. crimes committed in the te gray conflict, a joint if you'll be an and you and human rights investigation, says rebel some tea grey killed more than $200.00 ethnic. i'm horrors here. in november last year. the conflict has now expanded well be on t gray into neighboring amarrow and off our regents and it's been devastating for civilians. the un report found the year long war editor and soldiers who backed, if you'd be as federal army, as well as if you been guffman soldiers. anti grand rebels have committed widespread crimes including rape, torture, and killings of civilians. all parties to the confl

ok, patsy, go hand lie for as i fight the supreme court. patsy. and i thank you to napoleon, i was just struggling after several days of flooding and devastating landslides. well, the 100 people have been killed in homes and crops have been destroyed, expert se, landslides, the more common in the him, malay and region. this range become more intense and glare. serious males, same, the thriving, has more from one of the areas that's been affected. i want to start by giving you sort of a broad sense of what it looks like here on the ground where east have cut my do about 2 hours and send to paul chart district. and i just want to give you a sense of what it looks like. you're right now. we're just going to zoom in here and i want to show you the river valley basin here. now all the areas that you see, the gravel bed, the gray rubble and sand, that whole space, right there was covered in water up until a few days ago. now what we're seeing here, all of that, that was, that is now grey sandy rubble used to be rice, patty, field. all that's left now is

let so speak now with patsy. co haines. she joins is on the line. no form washington d. c. a patsy. we have been hearing form doors, so some of the, the background to the case, some of what happens. i have the americans responds. it's a toll to this because they are pretty extraordinary pictures, america and iran coming within 200 meters of each other. they have in a way, here at the pentagon, they're basically denying that there was a skirmish, they say that they, the navy, coming out of the slate, was observing submission that they chose not to interact with them and, and then watched as the ship made it to rainy and waters, obviously anything like that would have been, has to be approved from the highest level of the government. this is that will continue in teams depending on here has been complaining about rainy and forces in this section of the world saying that they are trying to provoke some sort of fight with the us military. so the us military has not been very forthcoming about this. so you, they're only telling reporters on background, but that should change in about an

host: let's talk to patsy, calling from tampa, florida. patsy, good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say, you know, all i can say is jesus is here and he will take the ones that believe in him up to heaven with him, and -- host: turn your tv down, patsy, and keep going. caller: all i have got to say is, you know, jesus is here and he is ready to call us all that believe in him and get rid of your stress and anxiety and depression because where we are going is a greater place than on earth. host: let's talk to dion, calling from new jersey. good morning. caller: yeah, the inflation has been going up since 2019, i think. [indiscernible] host: can you speak up some? we are having a hard time hearing you. caller: the pandemic -- [indiscernible] supply chain during the trump administration -- [indiscernible] paper products, everything else, and you know, fully mishandled the -- [indiscernible] host: let's go to marry -- to mario. caller: good morning. people understand that we are going through a pandemic for 2020 and before that. we were not producing anything. we were ver

mister smith, this is patsy in law. and may he cause alex youngest in the catholic church and lock into the chair and not as thomas put it, but on the bata lemonade, i needed the say licks you're not the norm, but i moist as i'm told that is seen or less seen a hasty to finish giving elaine d carlos kumasi, most tara masters number mentos ginger and not their name was alex eunice. not it will not be the same with jani, instead of me, nor alex eunice for cannot know what else me let him look at your panels off of it. as have left course i spoke with miss most seen and not in the lane bunker. ah, one of the when the, when the ever been given the went to madison credit for my yearly gift liquidators. i looked at us on our case in the hill. no at the in the last name and asking if the elementary for implant gospels. luckily she had a paper gay books on that and i sent with both keys on the free medical respite medicine van dolah. this is eunice k settlement out in karen. so this eve, us bought all our losses to paula that y

has been various different forms of nationalism, the different countries, english nationalism began patsy by being a victim of the periphery is a rating parties from scotland. wyman, as well as from the european continent, breaking up the mission that existed at the time of the fall of the roman empire and been in the later stage. it's more a strength from england. i'm moving in in different ways and in different respect. on the peripheral countries, whales, ireland, and scotland, the only one of the 3 which wasn't conquered by england. but of course, all these nations borrow from each other and english nationalism. as, for example, you could find it in various from the place of shakespeare. you can't say shakes, i believe this, but he commits, of his characters appeared to believe it. and the irish welsh, the scots borrowed from they could get from shakespeare and from various other writers, and as the english like it or not, the severson. but shakespeare settings unpleasantly because he sadly pleased during the reign of elizabeth the fast a was a very much a exemplifying and then herald

so of course they were targeted on patsy with this happens all the time in palestinian cities, the targeting of youth and young palestine. all of that this way, the army disputes says, fax, it says during the riots, po, test is hold, walks at its soldiers and they are currently investigating the incident during the royal palestinian reuters hills rocks are israel defense forces who are at the scene? the troops responded with riot. dispersal means alive, fire we are wherever ports of a killed palestinian. the instant is under review. the defense for children international, the posts that 12 palestinian children have been killed since the beginning of this year by these railey army. and with these really governments recent approval of some 3000 new citizens, the situation is likely to only intensify with potentially more son's dying policy on r t ask a village west bank without is where we leave the news update for no more great programs. they'll get there starting moment right after a look at what else is coming up for you on our tea this week. good by ah. with her driven by a dreamer shaped

emotional meeting really between the french president emanuel my crawl and the president of benin. patsy's tallow at the ally say a bit earlier, they are held to ceremony to formalize the return of these 26 artifacts. 2, bennington mackerel said that this was a breakthrough historic moment that these art works would be he said, finally, making their way back home. the presence of benning, a said that emanuel macro had finally broken it to bu, when it comes to art restitution. he also said that for beneath this isn't just about artworks coming home. this was about are the people in benning actually getting back part of their soul? he said, so very emotive words indeed from the 2 leaders now we're talking about here are 26 artifacts, including things like a statues. palace doors are thrown, known as the above may treasures they were looted by french colonial forces. enter 1892. they were brought to france and for over a 100 years they've been here in paris, in museums, most recently in a museum in the center of the city where people have been able to see them before they leave for benign mac

when will i get more now from patsy. call haine. whose life in washington d. c. now, patty, just as we were going on, our line dropped to say that to see bannon was already now in court. what more do we know about these proceedings and what happens to him next? well, basically he's before a magistrate right now. no. the issue probably is the conditions of his release. again, these are misdemeanor charges, so unlikely that he is not going to be given. val are allowed to go home. it appears that they're not going to do the arraignment now. but do that on thursday when it's before an actual judge that basically when they read out the charges and he's plead guilty or not guilty to this. so that's what's happening in court right now. this is a very unusual move. the justice department doesn't usually indict people for contempt of congress, but this all goes back to the january 6 insurrection. steven ban and on his radio show the day before warned that all hell was going to break loose in washington the next day. and that would be very quickly. so the committee investi

s. supreme court. patsy. will this case the site if abortion is ultimately abolished in the united states? not necessarily, but there is a case coming up that might do that. first. i wanna just sort of paint a picture for what we're seeing here outside the court. i've been to a lot of supreme court hearing days and something like this when it comes to abortion, which is so controversial. so he did on both sides. you would expect that there would be pretty big protest in looks by the, by the immense police presence security presence here the day expected that as well . but really we're just seen maybe a 100 protesters from both sides of the issue listening to the arguments that are ongoing right now. so as you mentioned, this is all about the texas law. and the way this law tries to go around roe v wade is it allows individuals who have no relation to anything involving an abortion. they can sue anyone who helps a woman get an abortion, and they can be given up to $10000.00. and so the state of texas is arguin

work, floating his arrival back in spain, in the sand, watching the boss planet beating on saturday. patsy was picking up some fit from the youngsters. have gone 5 games about the feet offline, down in night, around with it back on top of the spanish laid off to see what the victory over via goals came from. craig and kevin bens, the season from 11 mounted in france. it was a little messy, no problem. so how response allowed the auction sign was out in did, but i name all you can if he goes again, all day visit in combined with killing him back, paid for his 2nd. see hold on for 3 to win in germany. bon me to have extended to the top of the going to go to 4 points. that's after they beat tribal to one to end the digital 5 and be to start the season rather 11, to be $4.00 to $6.00. the goal is coming via the to highest rank flyers in men's tennis. no joke of it. and daniel medford esco heads the head in the find that the paris moth is later in the rematch of september. us opened decider. they must of the outcome. joke of it will and the as well, number one, it's a huge achievement, obviousl

this is patsy, massachusetts. good morning. thanks for calling. caller: good morning. am a small -- i was a small business owner before i retired. i'm calling to ask the question, has the large business tax credit that trump put in, like the first day in office, has that been repealed from the big business that may be that money would be enough to help pay more for what we have. thank you. i just want to know if it has been repealed and if not, why. guest: thank you for the question. i believe you are referring to the 2017 tax law, the tax cuts and jobs act. in particular, i am assuming you are referring the corporate tax reduction, which would reduce the corporate tax rate from 35% all the way down to 21%. that has not been repealed. earlier proposals by the biden administration and congress did increase the corporate tax rate. those have since been dropped. there are certain senators concerned with how the would impact the economic recovery, and therefore, they have not been repealed. if i am thinking of what your question refers to. host: a business owner in johnson

front authorities are reportedly investigating an alleged re patsy elise, a palace after a female soldier accused a colleague of salt. charlotte davinsky has the story present. michael has made tackling violence against women, a key corner stone, off his presidency. so he will be pretty embarrassed at the moment of these revelations that this serious sexual assault may have occurred. that the elisa palace, what we know so far is that there is a female soldier who's accused a colleague of hers, a male soldier who also worked at the eliza of attacking her back at the end of june, beginning of july. we know she made the complaint on july 1st to the police, and then that this judicial investigation into this serious alleged sexual assault was opened about 2 weeks later on july 12th, we understand the 2 soldiers worked together on a day to day basis. and this alleged rape took place off for a party, a party. the president mac on had attended himself, but we understand he had left several hours before this alleged sexual incident had taken place at now there are reports at the elisa was made aw

reminds me of that press pool with lee harvey oswald: >> i'd just like to say "i am a patsy," and the host of ig lhar" >> the gooch! (boing) (toilet flushing) >> stephen: you never hear about that. nobody talks about that part. >> jon: hmm. >> stephen: now, this is a very complicated legal case. let's see if i can break it down for you: congress subpoenaed bannon to testify. he said no, and that's illegal ( laughter ) okay, it's less complicated than i thought. bannon refused to testify because the former president directed him "not to produce documents or give testimony that might reveal information." and now, bannon's facing up to two years in prison out of loyalty. to this guy. which is surprising considering the former president once tweeted, "sloppy steve bannon cried when he got fired and begged for his job. now sloppy steve has been dumped like a dog by almost everyone. too bad!" ( laughter ) so let me get this straight -- that the guy you're going to jail for? steve, meet me at the "he's just not that into you cam." ( laughter ) ( applause ) steve, did you hear what he said ab

host: let's talk to patsy, calling from tampa, florida. patsy, good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say, you know, all i can say is jesus is here and he will take the ones that believe in him up to heaven with him, and -- host: turn your tv down, patsy, and keep going. caller: all i have got to say is, you know, jesus is here and he is ready to call us all that believe in him and get rid of your stress and anxiety and depression because where we are going is a greater place than on earth. host: let's talk to dion, calling from new jersey. good morning. caller: yeah, the inflation has been going up since 2019, i think. [indiscernible] host: can you speak up some? we are having a hard time hearing you. caller: the pandemic -- [indiscernible] supply chain during the trump administration -- [indiscernible] paper products, everything else, and you know, fully mishandled the -- [indiscernible] host: let's go to marry -- to mario. caller: good morning. people understand that we are going through a pandemic for 2020 and before that. we were not producing anything. we were ver

. >> she's a patsy for epstein is the answer, whom they lost on their watch and they're taking it outconvicted on the most serious charges. it's unclear whether she will take the stand in this trial that's expected to last about six weeks. george? >> okay, erielle. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. what's the key to the case? >> they'll talk about these women and say they are going to tell you exactly what she did to them. that they trusted her and that she then recruited them and knew exactly what was going to happen and this was about more than massages. this is not the trial though of prince andrew. that's a separate issue with a >> we just heard the associate of ghislaine maxwell say she was a patsy for jeffrey epstein. is that the defense strategy? >> it's two-pronged. number one will be going after the prosecutors in essence saying that they're going after her because they can't get epstein and then it's going to be going after the women and it's going to be interesting to see how far they go. we know they're going to say that they're wrong, right? this happened

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how does a shortage of processing to patsy? in fact, the cattle producers negotiating leverage. okay, uh mr mr wilkerson, how does a stories of beef processing capacity affected cattle producers negotiating leverage and fed cattle transactions? here we go again. >> no, go into market before somebody else. if we had more of a supply and demand situation, we had more processing capacity out there, we could reach, reach a veteran negotiation process. we're the little guys right now is the producers and their big guys and we need, we need to be able to be better accommodate that by increasing capacity and nothing is more important right now than increased processing capacity to america's farmers and ranchers. >> thank you sir. uh chairman, can i inquire? i can't can't tell how much time i have lost. you have time, but i want to make sure that everybody heard mr wilkerson, i believe his mic was off at one point. so in all fairness, i think we're all we're all on the same path now. if you could repeat that and then ranking member, you can proceed, i just want to make sure you heard wh

patsy is in massachusetts. good morning morning. caller: good morning.t wanted to make a comment on the school thing you were talking about, about the schools not being equal. i graduated from a 12 year catholic education in 1965. we lived in the ghetto at the time. it was a great neighborhood. it was 1964 when the catholic church brought in the first black girl to that school. they have been racist forever. as far as -- i'm a great christian. these people who call themselves christians ought to stop the religion with the birth of christ and think about the beatitudes. the 10 commandments are rules that everyone should know by the time they are seven. then go on from there. at confirmation time, you were old enough to get onto the beatitudes. host: this is j in south carolina. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to implement the fact that what's going on in this country is sad when you have capitalistic ideas that ran from the republican party and the things they do, it is basically the haves versus the have-nots. they run on

this is patsy, massachusetts. good morning. thanks for calling. caller: good morning.-- i was a small business owner before i retired. i'm calling to ask the question, has the large business tax credit that trump put in, like the first day in office, has that been repealed from the big business that may be that money would be enough to help pay more for what we have. thank you. i just want to know if it has been repealed and if not, why. guest: thank you for the question. i believe you are referring to the 2017 tax law, the tax cuts and jobs act. in particular, i am assuming you are referring the corporate tax reduction, which would reduce the corporate tax rate from 35% all the way down to 21%. that has not been repealed. earlier proposals by the biden administration and congress did increase the corporate tax rate. those have since been dropped. there are certain senators concerned with how the would impact the economic recovery, and therefore, they have not been repealed. if i am thinking of what your question refers to. host: a business owner in johnson city, tenne

he is viewed as a patsy largely by the proud boys.he third most interesting case here is this guy named robert patrick lewis who works for a group called first amendment gretorian. he was tied to people like mike flynn. this guy is a veteran and is kind of new to this organizing space but he is really good at it, created a bunch of rallies before january 6. he has always had this public stance, but he said today is the day the true battles again. so these are groups that were talking about violence either in the run-up to the 6th or the 6th itself. >> and the committee is looking into any level of coordination between the groups that you described and people in the white house, political leadership, members of congress perhaps. to what extent have you seen that in your travels online? >> it is really hard to know. there was always this dance with them. you know, specifically with rhodes. he said, you know, the president just as i suspected isn't going to tell us to go to the capitol and take it over. he is not going to tell you to do