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they've done it in a number of ways, the chinese, including having a peace corps, increasing engagement the u.s. is going to be engaging further with its allies in that reasonable as i mentioned, a very sad day at "early today. we've had a great leader for many years, gresham is leaving our executive pro dieduce ear grproducer one thing's for sure, you have been then gin of growth at "early today." you have gone through the gears of this company and made it what it is, and i hope you're gearing up for another big post, but one thing is for sure, you have generated a brilliant stories and a lot of love on this show thank you so much indeed that you've done for me and "early today" >> that is so perfect. >> i had no idea we were going to put that on air, but we did so i'm very pleased we did >> well done thank you so much, steve >>> it's a frosty start to this february angie has the latest on the wicked weekend weather, next >>> and is there anything better than home cooking? these grandmas warming hearts with a hot meal. warming hearts with a hot meal. being together. celebrating togethe

so we will renew the promise of the peace corps, double its volunteers over the next five years -- (applause) -- and ask it to join a new effort to encourage development and education and opportunity in the islamic world. [applause] this time of adversity offers a unique moment of opportunity -- a moment we must seize to change our culture. through the gathering momentum of millions of acts of service and decency and kindness, i know we can overcome evil with greater good. [applause] and we have a great opportunity during this time of war to lead the world toward the values that will bring lasting peace. all fathers and mothers, in all societies, want their children to be educated, and live free from poverty and violence. no people on earth yearn to be oppressed, or aspire to servitude, or eagerly await the midnight knock of the secret police. if anyone doubts this, let them look to afghanistan, where the islamic "street" greeted the fall of tyranny with song and celebration. let the skeptics look to islam's own rich history, with its centuries of learning, and tolerance and progress. americ

>> reporter: and what taste better than knowing the peace corps you can bring to your neighbor by sitting hot bowl of pho. >> we are happy to see it busy but not too busy because we want the table. >> it has been a series of financial hit. the pandemic was hard but before that, the fire in a 2017 force them to close for months as the fire threatened their business. >>> is 5:55. from great handmade pasta to pizza, we are looking for the best italian restaurants in and the bay area. showcasing some of the best spots, right here at home. >>> the end of an era, senator dianne feinstein will retire from congress. i talked to a political science professor about her legacy and what the retirement means for congress. >>> and here is a live look outside on this wednesday morning. first alert meteorologist jessica burch is checking the cold temperatures right now. it was really chilly this morning. if you are heading out the door, be sure to grab the jacket. before we head to pray, here's more coming up at 6:00. >>> we have to mess forever? that is what many are asking even though the covid emergen

we are returning the peace corps to that part of the world so every single place we are following through on the strategies and working on the resources to match that ambition. >> looking forward to a seeing e budget proposal. here's another dimension when we talk about the multi-dimension, the prc is pursuing you and ways to influence and control the uniteded nations including attempts to curtail the efforts to improveth its human rights systems. recently in the un budget committee the prc led efforts with russia to/budgets for several key human rights investigative mechanisms. how has the department pushed back against the systematic efforts to subvert the ability of the united nations human rightsiv systems to confront abuses in china and beyond? >> i think it's an important point in its why it was important for the united states to be able to rejoin the human anrights council and engage in a more effective way at the un. you're quite right the they opee very effectively for years. they put people in junior positions that you can simply sign up for financially and put people into slots

we are working on posts and will be announcing them soon in tonga, we are returning the peace corps to that part of the world. so every single place we have a bespoke approach, we are following through on those strategies and working on the resources. sen. menendez: i look forward to seeing the budget proposal as pursuit of that. here's another dimension, when we talk about multidimensional. the p.r.c. is pursuing new and alarming ways to influence the united nations, including curtailing the u.n. human rights system. recently in the budget committee, the p.r.c. led efforts with russia to slash budgets for several key human rights investigative mechanisms. how is the department pushing back against their systematic effort to subvert the ability of the united states human rights systems in china and beyond? secretary sherman: i think that's an important point. i think it's important to engage in a much more effective way at the u.n. you're quite right, the chinese operate in the u.n. system very effectively, for years -- effectively. for years they have put people in junior positions wh

working on post and we will be announcing them soon in tonga, and care of us, we are returning the peace corps, and we to that part of the world. every single place, we have a bespoke approach, we are following through on those strategies, and we are working on the resources to match that ambitions. >> look forward to seeing the budget proposal as pursuit of that. here is another dimension when we talk about multi dimension, the prc is pursuing new and alarming ways to influence and control the united nations. including attempts to curtail and to fund u.n. efforts to prove its human rights system. recently, in the u.n. budget committee, the prc led efforts with russia to slash budgets. for several key human rights investigative mechanisms. how has the department pushed back against their systematic effort to subvert the ability of the united nations human rights systems to confront abuses in china and beyond? >> i think it is a very important point. i think it is why it was important for the united states to be able to rejoin the human rights council and to engage in a much more effective way

young soldiers of hazrat ali akbar of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, which was presented at imam hossein university , peace be upon him. technologically along with numerous articles and research works, three of the selected articles will be presented in this festival. in the year 99 thousand soldiers work for us in the field of research or armed forces , we have more than two thousand elites who are identified and among the research work . catalyzer, which is currently the world's debate that the culture of entrepreneurship during military service, with the emphasis of the supreme leader , succeeded in getting the first rank in the employment and internship sector in the growth and development of the housing and construction sector in the irgc, the first period on the 15th of march . in the nationwide national festival the hosting of the contract will be held. the rights of sed and sima news agency will be held. specialists of a knowledge-based company succeeded in launching the production line of this product in the country by localizing the technical know-how of producing fire-resistant lamps. fire-resis

hussain, peace be upon him, and it is called the guardian's day in the name of the guardians of the blessing of the islamic revolution. and individual members of the revolutionary guards corpsamic birthday with the blessing of hazrat qamar bani hashim abul fazl al-abbas peace be upon him and veterans day for the proud veterans of the islamic revolution and the imposed war as well as the birthday with the blessing of imam sajjad zain al-abidin bin ali bin al-hussein peace be upon him for all the muslims and shiites of our world. we will take advantage of this opportunity. we will be ashamed of you dear ones. if you allow us, first of all, mr. turkashund , let us hear the question of the respected journalists of the islamic republic of iran radio and television. i would like to be at your service. i say that some arab leaders clearly declare that the importance of defeating russia in the ukraine war is to support ukraine, but also because of their concern about the risk of the western voice over the unipolar world. in fact, the chamber was the revival of the old american system, which, of course, with the participation of the emerging powers, especially the islamic republic o

best in russia now cadets are remote, the city regularly shells the entire cadet corps opened in memory of the dead for peacethe donbass and the experience of cossack education plans to expand to other schools. we will be engaged in the creation of cossack classes, including. cossack schools will give us both an influx of cadets and at the same time popularization. e cossack life life and cossack traditions, even in peacetime, the cossacks regularly undergo field training and combat training . 16,000 cossacks have participated and are participating in a special military operation . these are not units and units of constant combat readiness. these are the inhabitants of russia who are united by a single cossack idea, 13 military volunteer cossack detachments have been formed, which are fighting in different directions in the special operation zone in the near future. i think until the end of february. will be formed three more military cossack volunteer detachments. training of fighters and smoothing takes place on the basis of the cossack training training center kuban in several russian regions. these are t

best in russia now cadets are remote, the city regularly fires at all the cadet corps opened in memory of the dead for peacee donbass and plans to spread the experience of cossack education to other educational institutions. we will be engaged in the creation of cossack classes, including. cossack schools will give us both an influx of cadets and at the same time popularization. e cossack way of life and cossack traditions, even in mirnoye while the cossacks regularly undergo field training and combat training , a special military operation has participated and is participating 16,000. kazakov is on the front lines; these are not units and subunits of constant combat readiness. these are the inhabitants of russia who are united by a single cossack idea, 13 military volunteer cossack detachments have been formed, which are fighting in different directions in the special and operation zone in the near future. i think until the end of february. three more military cossack volunteer ranks will be formed, training fighters and coordination takes place on the basis of the cossack training training center kuban in

peace. i'm joined by my guess. lucas gauge in brick. he is a us marine corps veteran author and philosopher in washington. we have michael ma loopy. as a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, and in dublin we have shape bows. he is an independent commentator and writer are a gentleman, cross type roles that affect, that means you can jump in anytime you want and that i always appreciate it, michael, let me go to you 1st here. i mean there is ample evidence. now we have the former israeli prime minister, we have the foreign ministry of turkey. we have the notorious visit of boris johnson early into the conflict that basically telling lensky, you know, you had to keep this thing going, or else we're not going to back you. so there's ample evidence that the west does not want to see a conclusion to this company because they could, they could just turn off the money, turn off the arms, and it would be over. ok. does that mean washington still believes maybe in a fantasy world, they believe in unicorns or something that they can determine the outcome of t

and peace for the proud martyrs lahijan, rafsanjan province, always the pride of kerman, sardar amin. we remember this precious saying of haj qassem soleimani, a great scholar for the kerman corps. you knew that ever since i knew him, i felt that the head he put in his hand , maybe he did not fear the enemy even a tiny bit. the height of the spirituality of the earth. you are short. mo 5 used to walk in the desert, crying, always blaming yourself. sardar amini was the commander of the battalion, which means that from that day on, in the name of the first lahijan, one of the children , whenever he was martyred, he became 21 patients or himself , they assumed the command of the battalion. then to sanad wefaq and after you from ermin raber we decided to contact you through barbed wire and from now on through music . we started to discuss the relationship with b. after a few hours, i felt like all kinds of operations leading to the martyrdom of haj qassem soleimani. ahmad amini, a brave martyr who swears by the zahra equation, says, "don't make it difficult for us to pass this day, and the first battalion of the 410th battalion of the 41st army of tharullah, who is leaving from arv

peacefulness and the power of good in the disposition project. on the air , the disposition is gagarin let's go. i hope not everyone has heard of such a thinker as retired us marine corps officer scott ritter before. he didn't really suspect either. that he suddenly wakes up as a weighty analyst, but then he gave an interview in which for some reason he said he didn’t even sing. he said that russian president putin is very patient. and that's it. in general, but in order for you to think that the phrase successfully fell into someone's eyes and became world news, the most striking thing is that even the leading russian media shared in their publications such a mega-statement of a retired officer. moskovsky komsomolets placed in the top news does not bother anyone, even that the interview is an old cattle and gave a youtube channel called a naturalist capitalist. this is what everything, yes, is just an illustration of the media madness in which we find ourselves when common sense becomes a rare natural phenomenon. and when pussy wright refuse to sing on the same stage with anna netrebko and not on the same stage, you see, it's easy to succumb to chaos. lately, i can’t

corp. congress can't be chicken in making decisions about war, peace, and diplomacy. illustrate how absurd this i entered the united states navy right after high school that was in 1990. a few months later the 1991 first gulf war authorization. congress has not repealed it since then. it's time we get back -- >> you still 18, 19 years old. >> thank you so much. >> you have a future in politic. >> thanks to both of you, really appreciate it. stay in touch and we'll keep covering this. >>> also a success story, a jet carried some 200 newly freed political prisoner from ni nicaragua. former several presidential hopefuls who had been jailed and called traitors by the police state regime. the biden administration says it released prisoners who were taken away on a bus who will go through a humanitarian parole process. >>> southwest airlines executives say we, quote, messed up. but can the airlines prevent a repeat of the holiday travel melt down? how they addressed that question today. that's next. (einstein) oh?! (cecily) switch to verizon! and get a new ipiphone 14 pro a

peace be upon him. on the same pretext of tonight's special news interview , we gave the basis for the role of the islamic revolutionary guard corps in improving the security of the country in general and the maritime security of the country in terms of caste and the achievements of the navy . the irgc is at your service at the beginning of the report of my colleagues in this regard between the conversation. this is where the meeting of the european parliament, which decided to sanction the irgc , began, and then the support began. mediterranean europe was an administration, it is not an organization that can be sanctioned and closed down with a few sheets of paper. the people are better than anyone to decide who is not a terrorist and who is not a terrorist. and a little later, in the march of the 22nd of bahman, the people who came with the irgc symbols, hello dear, the irgc boycott has no effect. arash map of europe the vertigo of europe, iran, the country exists. the barcelona uniform was also intended for the commander. he was like an unknown soldier . he was on the front line to ensure the safety of the people of his country

corps in the islamic revolution, er, some clergymen there . well, you can understand that people do not leave and in peaceful conditions er, practically not e-e leave the territory of iran and it was for them by and large e-e to one place gradually the sanctions were strengthened in terms of restrictions on arms trade and that and and e-e parts for the production of weapons the ban on the importation of technologies e-e but the main thing - it affected when it was hit in the center and in the financial sphere, of course, no matter how the iranian leadership said that there was no influence, mykola, believe me, they were also very significant . when i arrived in 2005, a liter of veranium gasoline cost uh, eight cents cheaper -e than a liter of water when they started working in the eye sanctions and so on, in the end, tehran, which is so gassed with very strong gas, when iran switched to its own production of fuel , which it always imported at the expense of exporting its oil, but its quality led to the fact that schools and public institutions were closed for weeks due to dangerous ecologically, the situation, iranians cannot travel normally,

born and raised in lugansk and lived a peaceful life since the formation of the lugansk people's republic of the people's militia retreated to the volunteer corpsen performing a combat mission , he got into a minefield and lost his right leg on a mini pmn-2. well, who told me first help? well, this is rather my unit. my family and also a wonderful person from moscow , princess alexei, who in 2014 helped here and is helping the people of donbass about my storage. eh, in fact, i had a lot of them, both serious and less serious, the first injury, probably the most serious, the most traumatic, and i received in 2018. i uh led a divorced group. and during the exit in the gray zone, we hit the minefield floor night minefield. pmm. this is an anti-camera menu and is the result of an undermining. i managed. doctors say, traumatic amputation of the right foot, it 's very well, in fact, of course, you understand, it's hard hmm for the very first aid support, and i was provided by the union volunteers of donbass and precisely. well, personally ivan kolygin's hive, then further, then further, that is, to stop already on his feet to acquire a good prosthesi

peace and blessings be upon the glorious martyrs of lahijan, rafsanjan, and the ever-proud province of kerman, sardar amin, in memory of this valuable statement of haj qasim soleimani, a great scholar for the kerman corps . enemy he had no fear, the height of his spirituality, he returned from mecca, ermin was short 5, he used to walk in the desert, he talked to himself, he cried, he always blamed himself . being a battalion commander, sardar amini, means that from the same day, one of the children was also martyred in the first name of this lahijan. 21 patients were either the battalion commander, they wanted me to pass through aram , i don't know, to warm water, after you , let's pass through the barbed wire, and from now on, after i called haj qasim, we started discussing the relationship with b. a few hours later, the martyrdom of all kinds of operations have been martyred and the number of gorgan vision was formed and the commander of 428 was haj ahmad amini, the martyr haj ahmad khomeini, a brave martyr who swears to your mother zahra, saying, " don't be hard on us, like us, that we pass this day, and the first battalion of the 410th battalion of the 41st army of tharullah, which is coming from a

islamic revolutionary guard corps and supporters of these formations are under constant attack from israel for 15 years now , iran’s nuclear program in tehran, its att as a peacefulsrael, the united states, as an intention to acquire nuclear weapons, the idea of ​​​​destroying iranian facilities of brute force was discussed even at us president bush jr. prime minister of israel was then. by the way, it’s not tonyahu right there, then the pendulum swung towards diplomacy in the fifteenth year they signed a multilateral agreement, then trump came and ruined everything. the main nuclear facilities of iran are the plant for the production of heavy water in arak, the uranium mines of sagant and the gochin uranium enrichment plant, and the nuclear centers in tehran. parchini on tanz and the only nuclear plant in bushehr after the us withdrawal and joint action plan in 2018 , iranian president hassan rauhani, waited a year, and then began to gradually abandon the commitments it had made , enrichment limits were raised, and a thousand new centrifuges were launched. at the ford plant, iran closed its nuclear facilities to the people by the inspector, according to rich dat

not the central peace of our national security, but it's important to remember that we do not operate alone. our ships provide forward staging for soldiers and airmen. our marine corps stand and force is constant not only just about a campaign. but forces provide for the joint force with awareness and counter reconnaissance efforts and the ability to reset and rearm while forward and ready to engage on behalf of the joint force as needed. we must continue to develop strategies, concepts and capabilities like these that enable us and our partners to achieve desired results. during my time in office we'll build a stronger, ready, lethal navy and marine corps team and there is no choice. we must have the best chance of averting it. we can only do this supported by investments and commits by the department of defense to maintain production capacity and drive-in no evaluation and during our advantage over our adversaries. in that spirit i ask you what you see today and tomorrow can be implemented for navy and marine corps design, if necessary to deliver in combat. i thank you all, god bless our soldiers, sailors, marines, coast guards, and their families, and now i'll ta

corps fixed in marinka. the armored vehicles of the enemy can be seen everywhere in ukraine, which means that, uh, with various european ones, they continue to hit peacefulities with large caliber. the republic is a settlement in the deep rear. there is not a single military facility here , several buildings are destroyed. and this is the petrovsky district of donetsk , a 155-mm shell in a neighboring courtyard hit the roof of this five-story building. the consequences of the explosion of a rocket grad several direct hits in mariupol , meanwhile, the russian military is getting rid of heritage of ukraine for several months, sappers cleared the territory of the enterprise. azov mash is ahead of the global reconstruction of the plant and very soon in these production shops. workers will step into the labor wool a unique object. azov masha press, which was produced in england and brought to the enterprise more than 100 years ago, creates a pressure of 15,000. t. employees of the enterprise. they say that it is too early to write off the press, but they will not restore him, and he will still work alexander katsuba konstantin pilunov andrey rudenko alexey ba

corps frustrates plans with accurate shots. fighters. alexander katsuba konstantin piunov andrei rudenko and oleg bondarenko lead. donetsk people's republic the search for a formula for peaces the only way for kiev to prevent a catastrophe about this in its speaker valentina matvienko wrote on the telegram channel today. the federation council noted that the chances of the lsg to hold off a victory over russia on the battlefield are zero, she stressed that biden's promise to maintain a military confrontation for as long as necessary will quote this requiem for ukraine during the meeting of the security council, it was created on the initiative of russia and was devoted to the prospects for resolving the crisis in ukraine in the conditions build-up of arms supplies with the west. roger waters called for an escalation of the conflict, which, according to the vocalist of pink floyd, is developing for the sake of the interest of military military companies and the personal enrichment of a narrow circle of people at home and ukraine, the silent majority believes that your constant wars are destroying the planet, which is our home and with all living beings we will be sacrificed

revolutionary guard corps and supporters of these formations are under constant attack from israel the main topic for 15 years has been iran’s nuclear program in tehran, it has been accredited as peacefulhe united states, as an intention to acquire nuclear weapons, the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bdestroying iranian brute force facilities was discussed even under us president bush, the junior prime minister of israel was. by the way, not tonyahu immediately, then the pendulum, woke up in the direction of diplomacy. in 1915 they made a multilateral agreement, then trump came along and ruined everything. iran's main nuclear facilities - this is a plant for the production of heavy water in arak uranium mines sagant and gochin plant uranium enrichment ford nuclear centers in tehran. parchini on tanza and the only nuclear power plant in busheer. after the united states withdrew from the joint action plan in 2018, iranian president khazenravuhani waited a year, and then began to gradually abandon his obligations , enrichment limits were raised, a thousand new centrifuges were launched at the ford plant iran closed its nuclear facilities by an international inspector, according to gt in december las

peace commission to preside. he became assistant secretary of state in the twenties and helped to make the transition to a professional diplomatic corps. before had only been patronage, jobs and those jobs, as we all know, still continue to grow as regret. he then became ambassador to denmark, then switzerland and then turkey. and that's where he was in 1932, when president herbert hoover asked him if he would take on the most difficult mission in the world. at the time, japan. why was it difficult? well, it was difficult because in 1931, the japanese army, which was stationed one japanese army that was stationed in manchuria to protect a japanese railroad there, decided that they would invade and occupy this chinese province of manchuria. they did so without first seeking the permission of the civilian government in tokyo. hoover was concerned about the growing belligerence of the japanese military with good reason. so he sent his best man there joseph grew the when gru was on his way. japan was a mess. this is one of the things that surprised me about my research. there was so much happening there inside the country. it was chaos po

corps covered the enemy’s cadres with fire. now you see on your screens, but in response to this, ukrainian terrorists continue to shell peaceful and wounded, usually from nato shells. naturally. horlivka is probably under the most active massive shelling. unfortunately, it is already traditional and the head of the administration of gorlovka is in touch with us ivan sergeevich prikhodko let's find out the details ivan sergeevich hello hello ruslan how are things? you know, somehow there were more or less 5-6, but this is most likely due to the weather, of course, because there was a very heavy fog, and naturally, the drones did not take off. here today was the first night without fog, and immediately we got absolutely the city with very heavy shelling, we were just very lucky that it was in the area. it is in the center of the city absolutely central part. eh, examined. u-e center in the area of ​​the central market of our collective farm, and there it is not so populated with residential buildings, so there were no casualties, but the destroyed v8 building suffered very badly and the publication of the central market. and we

peaceful. i had a connection to abraham lincoln, it drew me toward him. you being from spartanburg, i spent most of my time in the marine corpse south, voted for president carter. my question to you would be two questions, one is if you could explain to us abraham lincoln's take on slavery maybe goes back to his childhood as a child labor working for his father, john i believe, on the farm, and being sympathetic to the slaves from his own childhood experiences, looking at them and not seeing much difference. on the river just south of him in indiana. also, if you could explain as he becomes a lawyer, many americans think lawyers are one way or another. he took many cases for individual farmers against big riverboat companies, for presenting the small people. for the gentleman from tennessee, abraham lincoln had much anguish for all soldiers lives, whether they were from the north or the south. guest: what a wonderful call. people who have not been to springfield, it is a wonderful place to visit. they do a great job with the presidential museum, there is a great place not far from springfield to the northwest, frontier villag

peaceful. i had a connection to abraham lincoln, it drew me toward him. you being from spartanburg, i spent most of my time in the marine corpse south, voted for president carter. my question to you would be two questions, one is if you could explain to us abraham lincoln's take on slavery maybe goes back to his childhood as a child labor working for his father, john i believe, on the farm, and being sympathetic to the slaves from his own childhood experiences, looking at them and not seeing much difference. on the river just south of him in indiana. also, if you could explain as he becomes a lawyer, many americans think lawyers are one way or another. he took many cases for individual farmers against big riverboat companies, for presenting the small people. for the gentleman from tennessee, abraham lincoln had much anguish for all soldiers lives, whether they were from the north or the south. guest: what a wonderful call. people who have not been to springfield, it is a wonderful place to visit. they do a great job with the presidential museum, there is a great place not far from springfield to the northwest, frontier villag

and i hope the american press corps, the press corps of the united states of america spends more time asking all the principles in that war, are you for peace or not, would you negotiate for peace before any more people die. and i would hope all people would be in favor of that. before i was 20 years old, i thought the republican party was the party of war. i have talked to democrats and have no desire to ramp these things around. i hope they can step forward and say, democrat party used to be the party of peace or at least they fan seed -- fannied the party of peace. in my district i have a mosque of muslims and they believe things different than the shiite, sunni muslims believe. i bring up their plight worldwide as other muslim groups are sometimes per cuting. nine men were murdered before the women and children there. they are frequently being persecuted in pakistan. there are probably about 15 million amadia muslims. pakistan is not the most forgiving and not surprised that these muslims are murdered there. and it's one of the wonderful traits of the united states that while we not only believe in free speech or at least did until rece