paula: gracias. hoy en la iglesia de notre seÑora de guadalupe en san josÉ. se espera que el final se me continÚan. marÍa antonieta hablÓ con varios residentes de la ciudad de san josÉ para saber cÓmo celebran esta importante fecha para la comunidad catÓlica. marÍa: muy bien paola. hoy celebran el jueves santo como la comunidad catÓlica de san josÉ y del Área de la bahÍa. en la iglesia de nuestra seÑora de guadalupe el ambiente era mucho mÁs sombrÍo que el de otros festejos religiosos. y como parte de la jornada se realizÓ el tradicional lavado de pies. iglesia de nuestra seÑora de guadalupe abriÓ sus puertas durante tres jueves santo para recibir a los feligreses que mantienen las tradiciones de semana santa. >> la semana santa es para los catÓlicos los dÍas mÁs importantes de todo el aÑo. porque estamos celebrando el misterio de cristo. celebramos la vida, el sufrimiento, la muerte y resurrecciÓn de cristo. y por eso se vuelve para nosotros la fiesta mÁs importante. >> como parte del servicio relig

paula: esta tarde se sintiÓ mÁs fresca. >> hay vientos en nuestra regiÓn. como en la madrugada anterior. vamos a estar en los altos 40 temperaturas que estarÁn ascendiendo. san josÉ con 66. van a continuar esas condiciones de viento. estÁ paralelo en la esperamos? condiciones ventosas y sube la temperatura. la prÓxima semana veremos un sistema nuestra regiÓn. paola: mucha gente piensa macro cÓmo hlemos de esta molestia tan constante. polen de los Árboles se mantiene to. miÉrcoles y jueves con mucha precauciÓn. paola: hay temporada de alergias, la lluvia tendrÁ algunas medidas de prevenciÓn. esto va a ayudar la segunda de esta manera pueden proteger de una mejor manera. cesc era que la temporada de ♪ >> amigos, quÉ gusto saludarlos arranca. al 27 quÉ poema, quÉ golazo. halaand tendrÍa que estar tendrÍa que estar 3—0 . allÁ elise boa el inter frente a benfica. era golazo, espectacular. sÍ, estarÍa prÁcticamente imposible para el benfica. 2—0 marcador final. ¿tiene insuficiencia cardiaca... ... y sufre de síntomas que no desaparecen? la insuficiencia cardiaca

so paula. we went to the town where the lebanese army said that some of these rockets from lebanon were actually fired at israel, and we couldn't find any locals willing to talk to us on camera. but one man did tell us that he doesn't support any kind of escalation, he said. frankly, when his son feel scared, so does he. he said that now is simply not the time. scott mclean for us in beirut. appreciate that update. against this backdrop of violence. thousands of israelis are not backing down. is there demand that benjamin netanyahu's government dropped its controversial election? pardon me judicial reforms, an estimated 145,000 protesters rallied salad saturday. intel aviv. holding a moment of silence for the three people killed in the past day in terror attacks in the city and the west bank. but then the anti reform protests resumed. and it was loud marking the 14th week of demonstrations. legislative action on the proposed reforms is paused for now, but the passover holiday ends next week and

paula. you mentioned, of course, the back and forth between syria and israel a tip for tight there, but what's really important to draw away from the claims and counter claims there is that this area of tension, this area of concern is widening if you will. already gaza, southern lebanon had been there were rockets coming from there tip for tap from there now. syria as well in that area of concern in all of this, of course, just shows it just demonstrates. paula. how quickly, an event that takes place at that flashpoint, complex complex, rather known as the noble sanctuary, known as temple mount. any event that takes place there how quickly it spreads because that's where it all began. of course, this latest splat with those raids by israeli police that you mentioned on aqsa mosque earlier this week and all eyes on that complex yet again this morning, you have three different religious ceremonies, religious events if you will taking place within the walls of the old city, all simultaneously

paula reed is back with us now. so this is exclusive reporting from you, paula.what more can you tell us? that's right, well, it's exclusive reporting for me and our whole team, which includes caress canal ceremony, murray and elena train. but this is interesting because this meeting was actually requested by hunter biden's legal team. they're looking for an update on this case and in attendance. we expect to see a tough career justice department official and the trump appointed u. s attorney who stayed on after former president trump left office to continue to oversee this investigation panel is not clear if we're going to get any update on the status of this case, as this meeting comes amid a lot of questions about exactly what is going on with the current law. long long running investigation into the president's son. this investigation has been going on since 2018 and last summer. cnn was the first to report that the case had pretty much narrowed down to some potential charges, including a few tax crimes and possibly one full statements charge connected to a g

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for us and paula hancocks is live from seoul, south korea. let us start with arlette.ou tell us what is happening at this hour? we heard the band playing the last time we spoke to you not too long ago. what's going on there now? >> sarah, any minute now we are expecting south korean president yoon arriving at the white house setting off the pomp and circumstance that president biden is holding for him, but it also comes as the two leaders are set to announce a significant agreement when it comes to efforts to try to deter north korea's nuclear capabilities. this comes at a time when officials say north korea has continued its nuclear provocations and this agreement which is called the washington declaration. the two leaders will unveil over the course of the day and one key element of it includes deploying strategic assets to the region to amp up the visible efforts towards deterrence and that includes sending a u.s., nuclear ballistic submarine to south korea. the first time that will be done since the 1980s and it's a move that could upset north korea, but it also co

paula: vamos a san josÉ.ombre por la sospecha de estar involucrados en robos a mano armada. es posible que hayan cometido mÁs cree mete —— crÍmenes. si reconoce la foto estos dos individuos y saben de este u otros casos le pedimos que contacten a los detectives. ambos jÓvenes son residentes de la ciudad de oakland. en petaluma buscan informaciÓn sobre un choque y fuga, el vehÍculo se describe como un sedÁn compacto de cuatro puertas. habrÍan daÑos en la parte delantera del pasajero. aumenta el nÚmero de viajeros que van a mÉxico por carretera. karla farÍas nos dice quÉ mercancÍa o productos puede cruzar en su carro y cÓmo se tiene que preparar si no quiere pagar impuestos al cruzar la aduana. >> muchos estÁn a punto de hacer sus maletas. >> si estÁ por viajar a mÉxico y prepara su maleta las autoridades recomiendan que sÓlo empaque lo de uso diario. >> usted no tendrÁ problema con la ropa y zapatos. tambiÉn usted tiene derecho a llevarse su computadora, su celular y estos artÍculos que ve en pantalla. mientra

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paula the judge. let's talk about the ruling that came in the order that came in overnight, the judges decided no cameras inside the courtroom. still cameras to take a take some photos before the proceeding begins. what was the judge, considering what are you learning in terms in this decision because there were so many media organizations, including cnn, making the case to be able to be in there and broadcast this historic moment? exactly now. usually cameras are not allowed inside courtrooms here in new york, but media organizations, as you said, including cnn argued that there was overwhelming public interest in having cameras present for this historic moment. now this judge historically has not allowed cameras in even when requested for cases of significant public interest. but what tipped the scales here is when the former president's defense attorneys came out and said that they objected to having cameras inside. they made several arguments. there are security concerns. they said. they didn't wa

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>> norm eisen and paula reid, guys, thank you very, very much.ure. >>> coming up, the white house issues a new veto threat as republicans scramble to lock down votes for speaker mccarthy's debt ceiling plan. the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, is standing by live. we will discuss right after the break. don't just connect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. we call this entnterprise intelligence. before... and bath fitter. before... and bath fitter. if you have a “before” bath, now's the time to call bathitter to get a beautiful “after.” with our unique tub over tub pross, there's no mess or strs. spend smart on a beautiful new bath done right, backed by a lifetime warranty. join over 2 million happy customers who know: it just fits. bath fitter. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. if you have medicare and medicaid, a unitedhealthcare dual complete plan can give you more at no cost to you. now get up to three hundred dollars for groceries, otc products and utilities every month. with un

i'm paula newton and you are watching cnn newsroom.ussia has now formally charged wall street journal reporter evan gorski, which with espionage, russian authorities detained the american journalist last week, accusing him of spying, which he denies. matthew chance reports on where the case against him goes from here. in some ways, it's just a legal formality. the authorities here in russia have 10 days to formally charge a suspect before they have to let them go. and it's exactly 10 days since evan gush covic was arrested in the city of yekaterinburg on suspicion of espionage, and so these very big, slow wheels of bureaucracy. in russia are turning and, of course, it dashes any hopes that the russians might change their mind might think twice and might set evan gorshkov itch this wall street journal reporter free. certainly that's been the call of his newspaper. they've issued a statement over the course of the past few hours, saying they categorically rejects as false. the espionage charges against their reporter, and they're calling

paula: por quÉ? >>porque llevaba muchas armas. paula: quÉ pensaste?iscriminen. >> es desesperante para Él y me pongo en su lugar porque un en un rato estÁ rato se empieza a rascar y se tranquilo. en otro ——se pone intranquilo. >> ellos son los que estÁn sufriendo. los que estÁn llevando esa gran carga. algÚn dÍa van a ser maestros, policÍas. >> la atenciÓn psico emocional donde realiza sus actividades con base en una metodologÍa que es de sanaciÓn y educaciÓn a travÉs del arte. no son clases formales como la escuela, pero sÍ de educaciÓn para que no olviden algunos conceptos bÁsicos. >> espiritualmente hablando, cÓmo le puede explicar usted a un niÑo que dios esta con Él? >> he visto el cansancio de un niÑo y... [llanto] he visto cansancio de un pequeÑo para mi le quites el trÁnsito del que dios le quites el cansancio llega donde quiere llegar. paula: cuando reciban finalmente el permiso para entrar estados unidos, la patrulla fronteriza les autoriza para cruzar la frontera mÁs cÁlido. allÍ existe norma pimentel de los prisioneros de jesÚs. otra luz e

paula reid has details. >> e.on her allegations that donald trump raped her in the department store in the 1990s. this, on the third day of her civil battery and defamation lawsuit in a federal court in manhattan. trump defense lawyer joe tech of pena cross-examined the e. jean carroll for hours today about her story and her motivations. using your own words, the fact that you have alleged in this story, you have alleged here are odd, tacopina said. e. jean carroll responded, certain parts of the story are difficult to conceive of, yes. the exchange becoming he did when tacopina repeatedly asked e. jean carroll why she did not scream during the alleged assaults. i'm not a screamer. i was too much in panic to scream. you can't beat up on me for not screaming. tacopina -- through tears, carroll asserted, i'm telling you, he raped me. whether i screamed or not -- i don't need an excuse for not screaming. >> tacopina, an experienced trial attorney, also currently defending trump in an unrelated criminal case being bro

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paula reed. thank you so much stick around because i want to go to another cnn exclusive, newly revealed text messages from trump operatives. show that for the first time, in addition to trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in georgia, trump allies in that state were also strategizing. how to decertify the peach state's two senate run offs in 2021, in which democrats defeated both trump backed candidates. cnn's sara murray has the details of this and sarah this plot involved data from a breached georgia voting machine. lay it off. lay it out for us. that's right. i mean, this is in mid january, 2021. there are these two operatives who have been hired by trump's legal team, and they're talking about essentially what you could do with this data from this breached voting machine from a rural county in georgia and these are text my colleagues at cohen obtained, one of the operatives says here is the plan. let's keep this close hold . we only have until saturday to decide i

cnn's paula reed picks up the story. as of now, this commonly used abortion medication will remain widely available. the supreme court is expected to issue another update on friday. at the center of this case is mifepristone is one of two drugs used in a process called medication abortion, which accounts for over half of all abortions conducted in the united states several weeks ago . a judge in texas, though, revoked the fda approval of a purse stone and now the supreme court is mulling what happens to that decision, while this case makes its way through the courts. they have several options. one is the supreme court could decide that they're just going to take up this case , trying to decide it before the term ends in june, could also allow the case to continue working its way through the appeal system, potentially eventually ending up at the supreme court. but eventually this issue does have to be decided on the merits. and right now it is up to the justices on what will happen to this medication in the interim will r

paula canny says the top official of the police union getting busted for international fentanyl import will undoubtedly be another hurdle to get new recruits and that police uniform right now in this day in age. >> it is really hard to be a police officer for a lot of different reasons. and this is a shameful, embarrassing. >> thank for the san jose police officers association. >> regarding joanne suh, though, the officials that the san jose police officers association say this is not the person they have loomed for. well, over a decade. has it made you kron 4 news? >> ok, time for another look at the forecast on this lovely friday night as we're looking up to over san francisco, lawrence, we've been teased before with nice weather. yeah. heading into a weekend only right only to be crash, right rush by spirit series. the storms this year. i mean, it really has been almost sickly, right? seems like every weekend we're dealing with some kind of rain this weekend. just a slight chance of showers, maybe about a 10%. so yeah, out there right now, you can see not a bad evening looking towar

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paula canny says the top official of the police union getting busted for international fentanyl import will undoubtedly be another hurdle to get new recruits and that police uniform right now in this day in age. >> it is really hard to be a police officer for a lot of different reasons. and this is a shameful, embarrassing. >> thank for the san jose police officers association. >> regarding joanne suh, though, the officials that the san jose police officers association say this is not the person they have room for. well over a decade. has it made you kron 4 news? >> all right. time for another look at the forecast as we're looking live in san francisco after what's been pretty nice a nice day. and what about the we with us going to stick around. lawrence are trying to get and there's some nice places to go right to get ahead of the sierra nevada and join us. know how about southern california? maybe sneak in some temperatures in the 70's? well, stick around here, not bad either. there's a slight chance we might see a sprinkle out of sfo right now. a light breeze is blowing. no delays b

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and paula. we're also learning from reporting from zach cohen this morning at national security officials testified. trump had been repeatedly warned that he could not seize voting machines that came after he lost the election. what do we know about what these officials top officials from his white house administration told told investigators. yeah this is a great window into the kind of evidence the grand jury is hearing this exclusive reporting . like you said from our colleagues at cohen, we're talking about the really top officials in this administration department of homeland security chief chad wolf, one of his top deputies can cut anneli, as well as the national security adviser, robert o'brien, have all been asked about this and testified that the former president is allies. they were told repeatedly, the government didn't have the authority to seize voting machines. former attorney general bill barr has also spoken publicly and in his testimony to the january 6th committee about trump's

paula hancocks is joining us th there, and what are you expecting to hear from him?> well, one of the reasons that he is there is because it is the 70th anniversary of the u.s./south korea alliance and it is a significant moment in time for both countries, and this is one of the big moments that we are expecting him to hammer home how close u.s. and south korea is with since he has took power to make sure that everyone knew that his alliance is with the united states. let's listen in. >> and to the proposition that all men are created equal. i stand before that nation with the conviction of freedom, believe in the alliance and the resolve to open the new future. for 234 years, congress has been a symbol of freedom and embodies the symbol of freedom and i am pleased to address this democrats and republican, thankful for you to pass the alliance, and your support has dignified my visit. i know that no matter where you sit, you stand with south korea. over the past century, we have faced many threats. imperial nations have threatened colonies and we have suffered two wo

it's just a sad situation. >> that's paula canny. you can see the court documents in this case for yourself. we've posted them at nbcbayarea.com. click on "bob lee" at the top of the page. >>> we also want to get you caught up on some other headlines we're watching. a major break in the killing of a 5-year-old girl on an east bay freeway. three suspects already in custody for another crime are being charged in the death of eliyanah. they made their first court appearance this afternoon in dublin. prosecutors claim that all three men are part of a gang and say her death likely was the result of mistaken identity. eliyanah and her family were driving south on 880 near the mission boulevard exit when the shooting happened. prosecutors say the three suspects believe that her family's vehicle belonged to a rival gang member. >>> another headline we're watching, a city council member accused of lying to a grand jury, and it's centered around his support for the 49ers. here's what prosecutors say happened. they accuse santa clara council me

paula no, of course, to be honest, somehow here i am i don't even look at it. well, for some, maybe a couple more questions, of course, maybe. well, for me personally, the number of red balls, honestly, i watched this sport for a very long time, so i don’t remember the exact number of balls, that, of course, there must be an odd number of balls, since this is a pyramid and there is one ball at the top, but still wire polo . this question is difficult, because i don’t know when, probably, i never looked at it, even therefore the number of players in the water further on, the questions, perhaps, will be more difficult somewhere. well let's see how you are cope with them, we pass to the second period. in addition, each participant has several cards, which distinguishes the player who will light the lamps on his game stand faster than the others, the correct answer. five points wrong answer -5 points in the face period of 5 minutes, topic friends, on your screens starts will be three signed a contract with this russian club. what club are you talking about? igor ru

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cnn's paula reid is also outside the court. she joins us now. so what do we know about when the indictment will be unsealed and how the arraignment exactly will unfold tomorrow? at this point, anderson we expect that the indictment will be likely unsealed tomorrow during the arrangement as it would be for any other defendant. now, media organizations, including cnn has been pushing to get this indictment unsealed more quickly than that, citing the enormous public interest in these charges . but look, it's eight o'clock tonight. the judge still hasn't ruled on it, so it appears unlikely that we're going to get those charges any earlier, but that hasn't stopped the former president's legal team. they also don't know what these charges are. are specifically doesn't stop them from trying to fight these charges in the court of public opinion and making it clear that their first move after this initial hearing. will be to file a motion to dismiss tomorrow. we expect that they will get these charges at some point during this process that we do expect t

paula paula will be seeing a lot of you. thank you very much. let's talk more about this this because sources are telling cnn that trump was upset at mar-a-lago post arraignment and surrounded himself with allies and admires kristen holmes's in west palm beach near mar-a-lago, kristen. good morning to you. so we saw the i guess you can call it blustery speech last night, so break down the attacks and the lies here. don, that's right. so what we know right now is that the former president was, as you said, upset. he gave this uncharacteristically short and characteristically defiant speech, and he talked about not just the new york case, but he also talked about all of the local and federal investigations that are going on right now take a listen to what he said. got a local racist democrat district attorney in atlanta. who is doing everything in her power to indict me. over an absolutely perfect phone call. this fake case was brought only to interfere with the upcoming 2024 election. and it should be dropped immediately. lunatic special prosecut

paula reid. thank you for the update here for two weeks, and now we don't get to see her abandoned us for washington, dc paula reid, come back. we miss you. we like having you said it's good to see you. come back anytime we love having you okay, so republican speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy is continuing his effort to get members of his party to go along with his plan to raise the debt. ceiling and cut federal spending. not all gop lawmakers are fully on board yet. there was no yesterday and i'll be a no. until i fully read the package and see what it does and doesn't do continuously lied to the american public. say we're gonna cut cut cut, and then we agreed to something, and then you know, here we are back at our limit again. i support the framework, but i haven't looked at. i got to go look at the text. the devil's in the details. we'll see the devil's in the details. well, joining us now seeing congressional correspondent lauren fox lauren good morning to you, apparently, as he said, the

i want to begin with paula reid. she is outfront live in washington and paula. what are you learning about these two major developments tonight on the special counsel's investigation into january? 6th erin. it's an important reminder that while the new york cases the most immediate legal throughout the former president is facing that is not the most consequential legal investigation into the former president. because here in washington, d. c. as you noted, special counsel jack smith has multiple investigations and this one looking at trump's efforts to obstruct the 2020 election has now gotten an incredibly important witness in mike pence. this will be the first time that pence will testify under oath about this pressure campaign that he was facing from the former president and his allies . this is something that investigators have been especially interested in. particularly one heated phone call between pence and former president trump and the threats that pence face from trump supporters on the day of the insurrection. now there is one important carve out that

it's real though, paula, thanks very much. thank you, paula. today two of the men involved in the 2017 unite the right rally in charlottesville will be in court. we're going to take you live to virginia. plus this dangerous that is. ah that is a bus driver caught slamming the brakes. all the quote. teach kids a lesson. well, now he's facing charges. . next time on e whole story. my firsrst electric flight climate warririors racing to unscrew thehe planet. you're part of the movement to basically build the oil industry and reverse carbon removal. the godzilla get mad and go kill that thing. every molecule of steel to that doesn't end in the atmosphere victory, searching for new ways to fix all the mistakes. the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at eight every sunday one whole story one whole hour on cnn. oh, miss floreswhat would we do without you? leader of many wrangler, too.ou report toour boss every afternoon. beautiful becoming a student again might seem impossible. what school could be there for all of you? career family finances and

paula thank you for the reporting on both those fronts on all right, poppy and paula this morning, lawmakers in tennessee are set to vote on expelling three of their democratic colleagues from the state house. republicans accused of three democrats have breaking house rules when they let this protest for gun reform on the chamber floor just a week ago. so yesterday on cnn this morning, justin jones, one of the lawmakers facing potential expulsion, slammed republicans. it's morally insane that a week after a mass shooting took six precious lives in my community here in nashville, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. their first action is not to take action to rein in this proliferation of weapons of war in our streets, but it's to expel their colleagues were standing with our constituents this morning in nashville, cnn national reporter ryan young ryan good morning to you what is the latest yes. good morning. don look. it's running like cats and dogs. can i tell you the emotions are just sort of overflowing here in nashville? people have been talking about this for the last week in t

let's go straight to cnn's senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid. paula what is the thinking behind the supreme court's decision to kick this can down the road 48 hours . as of now, this widely abused use abortion medication will remain widely available. the supreme court is expected to offer another update by friday afternoon. potentially the up until midnight. now at the center of this case is a drug to persist. own it is one of the drugs one of two that is used in a process called medication abortion, which accounts for over half of all abortions in the united states. several weeks ago, a texas judge invalidated the fda approval of medford, chris stone, and now the supreme court has to decide what will happen to that decision. while this issue plays its way out through the courts. now since the supreme court overturned the constitutional right to an abortion last spring medication , abortion has been a focus not only in conservative state legislatures but also in litigation like this, so it's unclear right now. what will happen to that texas deci

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it paula me ask you a version. the same question. if your vantage point is closing these plants either short sighted or irrational, what do you say? the actual electricity generation, not just capacity by planned renewables, next year, corresponds to the output of the 3 nuclear power plants closed by 2030 new renewables will correspond to a total of 30 nuclear power plants, the futures renewable who bear tests. this moved to close the plants, it had been delayed for several months. there are a lot of fears right now about energy shortage is especially because of the war in ukraine. why not delay this decision? again? i think the different when it has to decide to continue for me and a half month, because then everyone fear that that would be enough capacity to, to guarantee that our demand, this met our product down in the draw lots of products. so i re, i re, electric production from, from what limited, so we really needed the best capacity. it would be a real number to have another option for, for a period of time. if you don't rel

thank you, paula reid.there is a trend with republican state lawmakers to restrict the care that transgendered youth are allowed to receive. by the last count there are more than 110 state bills to barring transgendered persons from receiving gender affirming care. in tennessee, the justice department is challenging a bill to prohibit gender affirming care for minors, and the doj say says that care is not denied people simply because of who they are. in neighboring missouri, the state has blocked gender affirming care for adults and minors, and that is temporary, because the judge wants to review more briefs and has said that an announcement will be made as soon as monday. as this is dividing more legislatures, miami heat star dwyane wade will have talking to the legislatures. >> and what do you to say to them who bought your jersey and may be cheering for you. >> that is why i don't live in that state. i have to make decisions for my family. the taxes is great, and having wade county is great, but my famil

paula reed, thank you very much.appreciate it. >> a lot of questions in that investigation. >>> also today, a january 6 protesters he is center of a far right conspiracy. the ray epps has been the target of rite whing conspiracies that he was an fbi informant. he is now coming forward telling his story on "60 minutes." >> what happened next at peace circle where protesters first overran police is seen as a smoking gun. epps pulled this agitated rioter aside and said something. conspiracies say he was giving marching orders. because seconds later, this happened. the first capitol police officer goes down. >> whoa. whoa. as closely as can you remember, what exactly did you say to him? >> dude, we're not here for that. the police aren't the enemy. something like that. >> did anyone from the federal government direct you to be here at the peace circle at this time? >> no. >> no one from the fbi? >> no. >> your old comrades with the oath keepers? >> no. >> in a statement to 60 minutes, the fbi told them, ray epps has neve

don't forget it's a contest my dear stay strong care paula. get her. get her out. get her out. help her with the yellow human bow. if one is i had already written this nor one mother, but on that day i had no problems with my food and i had to write the 1st bill to him. i had only gone after the 3rd or 5th filled the port, not a letter. so i had to get ready quickly and i couldn't wrap my fit in properly. i only wrote in my best to her the, the saddle was too big and i just didn't feel comfortable to wanna go on. like a whole new long people were getting more and more impatient. our and the announcer said, i should come out. i know i shall under immense pressure the i the bill came out fine, my own a cake twice and then it hit me. horrible. not how i fell and i woke up in the ambulance. awful shape reliable. norman, luckily i called the guy in the lawyer. margarita is lucky. she got away with a few scratches and a mild concussion, and soon after she is already back at work. she needs the money for a better custom made protected vest. getting up is not an option, not when it com

ah richard typo on taking another term of office after 20 years and paula his return to attending some campaign rallies after brief illness alley of the week at one squaring off against an opposition alliance of secular conservative and nationalist factions. the vote will take place on may 14th and 0 correspondent bethesda has no there have been are all these issues around the airlines health. however, i did his aid and the tim office from the 1st minute on have release statement of the statement that it is simply, he called he got a key call to call and its not something serious that will prevent him from performing his duties on the other hand are some of the strategies that they have told to the said that probably everyone has used this as an opportunity or so to emotionally be connect with some of his supporters. so he turn that into an advantage. that's also one of the oppose here, because now we know that there is a loss of resentment among the, the, the, the supporters of album. so and in turkey, there are still a significance amount of the waters talking about 8 percent of the

maybe it was a flash, so co paula mcgrew hopefully between it would be great. but if it does some kind of a sign for us. gov or turbo? uh, those are hot and i said, well yeah is magdalana you training officials say the flash was probably caused by a meteorite entering the earth's atmosphere. all this speculate that it was a falling us satellite, but nasa has dismissed that theory. for now, the blinding flash of a cave remains an unsolved mystery. that's it for me to get more on our website d w dot com. thanks with imagine how many pushes of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change very often stores. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to act. i'm going all with what? 5th, hulu. mm . i've always been drawn to the far north, pristine nature, and escape from civilization. ah. almost like being on another planet, at least that's what i thought. can you come and help me out here? just a 2nd there? ah. this is horrible. you see you're becoming a plastic archaeologist. sorry. the whole earth is just so

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cnn's paula hancocks joins us live this hour. so paula, what more are you learning about reaction from seoul to the pentagon leaks. alright me. when it comes to south korea, there has been a fair bit of reaction now. this is related to the documents suggesting that there were internal conversations between senior south korean officials about a potential deal to sell ammunition from south korea to the united states. now this potential deal was it was understood concern to south korean officials, according to these documents, suggesting that they were worried the us would put pressure on south korea to give this ammunition directly to the ukraine. south korea has this long standing policy of not selling or giving lethal aid to countries at war. and this is really what this revolves around the worry that one south korea sold the ammunition to the u. s that it would then be passed on to the ukraine. but what we have heard from the presidential office and that's really where much of the reaction has come from. they are claiming that t

and the fine hurry objectives of the uni paula delegation, unable to call soldiers that the group wants a farewell to where no has always been one of the global hotspots. i met on the middle east, north africa agent, to see how we can bring up a world as against a unipolar or bipolar world. in other areas. because brick stand for peace, brick stand, we have presently the global south is on the periphery of the global jail to bring about an inclusive global society. the session will be held. the meeting is the preparation for the big summit of states leaders meeting. well, this particular breaks me thing is of paramount importance here, especially with year south africa saying that they very much want and bring about peace in the middle east. not of course, local economics. most of those economies are really and they, they continue to occupy a very important part in and currently where the hot bed of conflict has been with in the middle east. the north african primarily be and has been accused by more than one country as a us or in the importance of the middle east. but they're looking f

busy circle back to them from the european union criticism and recent years about paula having authoritarian policies, poland is a valued ally, a partner, and a friend, and we have an enduring relationship based on shared priorities and democratic values. you see what's happening, everything from bella roost to poland, to hungary and the rise of the toilet terran regime in the world. and this president embraces all the thugs in the world. when you look at what's happened in places like hungary, hand in poland, that obviously did not have the same democratic traditions that we did. they weren't as deeply rooted. and yet as recently as 10 years ago were function democracies. and now essentially have become authoritarian. poland prime minister is in the u. s. for meetings on economic and defense cooperation between the 2 nations. decide earlier damaging statements from media and officials. critics like french president, a manual micro called the polish prime minister, a right wing anti semi who bans l. g b t person in 2022. this reaction to polish laws restricting l g b t, right and contradicti