there�*s also a call for the introduction of rent controls and an end to no—fault evictions. all over our country we have people unable to buy a home, trapped in housingn. we can�*t allow people to become homeless in the middle of a cost of living crisis. and in the longer term, we would give councils the power to bring in rent controls in areas where the housing market is overheated. the gender pay gap is as large now as it was when companies were first forced to report their average pay for men and women five years ago. at 9.4% it suggests the progression of women in the workplace, has actually slowed. here�*s dharshini david. checking the inventory, and taking stock of their careers. millie and megan are both starting out in travis perkins. it serves the male dominated construction sector, but their hopes are high. i was aware that it was a male—dominated industry. i did have some reservations and hesitations around it. however, it was completely untoward. you have the opportunity to prove yourself. only one in seven construction workers are women but travis perkins says publishing pay figures has helped reduce its earnings gap and prompted industr

people. 's too the white house said that, oh, pe can't do it because, you know, it'sop too dangerousre to fly people in and out. but the european countries are doing exactly that. so here you've got a media that is not asking the questionsnews that then reveal what the real serious news is and that puts the whole country in danger. and precisely the focus is on donald trump, the person right10 . or whatever legal troubles that he's having. sixteen thousand sudane been americans , as you mentioned, one hundred and eighty two people have been arrested o this c crossing into this country that were on the fbiaren terror watch. those arwee the ones we know about. that should be a big story. we don't hear much about that. or as a parent, tammy, we have test scores in this country. act scores at a 30 year low, and we barely hear anything e about education. >> butdu. as we saw with one yog fg onn virginia, that's kind o a big deal to people. so we should be focusing on stories that mattermilies to people and their homes and their families and instead,n we get all this other stuff.word i say the word

he comes out with all these fake statistics i endorse x number of people s in the house and the racester, he ran doug to see the governor of arizona out of the primary for carrie lake by threatening to go after him, doug ducey in 2018 about republican got reelected governor by 15 points in arizona, we lose the governorship in arizona in 2022 and we lose the senate seat, why? , here's why this is what people gotta think about in 2024 why did he endorse them because they said the election was stolen, there was one criteria and one criteria only for donald trump endorsement, you must publicly save the election was, that's why he backed away in the general election because they came up the next day and said maybe not simple they got the worst of both worlds that's why the truthhe matters everybody te truth matters, the election wasn't stolen, it was lost. it was lost, also you where was lost, it was lost in the suburbs of philadelphia and pittsburgh it was lost in the suburbs of detroit and milwaukee. it was lost to the suburbs of phoenix and scottsdale. all states of donald trump won in

the end of the holy month of ramadan for more than one and a half millions of people should be like karamat razavi 's house, mashhad sed and sima news agency, but according to the report of the institute of justice and accountability in canada, the rate of violence against women and girls increased between 2018 and 2022 in this country, and deadly violence against women in the west, the subject that it is less talked about, let's see a report from the press tv channel of the head of the organization. every two days, a woman and a girl die due to violence in canada. according to this report, in the last five years, 580 women or girls have lost their lives. have lost their lives due to violence, and last year alone, 184 women lost their lives as a result, this is the highest rate in the last five years, and the murder of women should increase in the coming months and years. many want to increase the support of the canadian police . there are women, the situation in the united states is also many high-income countries, the united states with 70 the highest percentage of murders of women and girls due to viole

it would be very foolish for the best selling government and the people to trust any administration, the white house or in brussel, the u. s. government is not being led by any forward thinking people, us government's ability to make open threats or even leave veiled threats is expiring quickly as the basis of international relations is now most i polarity is a new world that is a foot and the u. s. government will do really well to understand and this was dignity is not for sale and it's not going to be for sale anytime soon. it certainly wasn't 2017 and it should be today. i think that president my to answer like any president with dignity and integrity would if your country was threatened with economic sanctions and with all sorts of other hostile acts, when you react the same, i think president, my little reaction was that of a tree. ah, friend's president and ma norma crawl has signed a controversial pension reform, which will raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 years old, despite the public's massa rejection. and violet nationwide protests ah ah, with on friday police use tear gas and baton against protesters marc

uh, that's that compact with low ceilings, and here 's a block house, but it was filled with people,edibly, interestingly fun. well, that is, here are odessa memories for everyone. this, of course, is very such, and the active living environment is artists from the taganka theater vladimir semyonovich vysotsky ivan-de- haichnye, many other theaters contemporary director artists writers poets musicians all color the soviet intelligentsia came to talk and, of course, to listen to a close friend, the cops of vladimir vysotsky. they say that in the event of a nuclear war, the police department in full force lined up first after listening to everything there under the windows on the first floor, then 11 exactly rang the doorbell and said your neighbor was already complaining at 11:00 pm. and when i'm with such hatred in my eyes. uh, sometimes you said come in. come in. go into the room over there. pass and they saw the deputies were in great numbers. but the policeman - it did not frighten. he smiled. he said, i'm sorry, but here's the man. he calls all the time at 11:00 and says they sin

people to trust any administration. the white house. 1 or in brussel, the u. s. government is not being led by any forward thinking people. the us government's ability to make open threats or even leave veiled threats is expiring quickly as the basis of international relations is now multiple areas. a new world that is a foot and the u. s. government will do really well to understand that in the swell dignity is not for sale and it's not going to be for sell anytime soon. it certainly wasn't 2017 and it should be today. i think that president my to answer like any president with dignity and integrity would if your country was threatened with economic sanctions and with all sorts of other hostile acts, when you react the same, i think present mothers reaction for 64 years old just with on friday, police use tear gas and but ponds against protesters marching through the capital torching trash. vince in the city of ren demonstrators, also started fires engulfing the entrance of a police station, as well as the local monastery protest continued through the night as

the mayor said 7 #% of the people who come out of camps stay or move into permanent housing and the timetable and cost make s it a win for everybody. >>> we are talking tomorrow, lot of people going into san francisco for 420, the giants and the warriors. so much and we haven't been able to say this in years. we are so happy to see high pressure back. we had so much rainfall this winter that when you get high pressure that helps clear things out. move the storm track off to the north and by my math look at this. some of the warmest weather is on the way that we have seen in 183 days. that was the last time we had 80 degrees. it'll get that warm. let's go into that micro climate forecast and i will give you everything that you need to know as we get closer to the weekend and as we started off for tomorrow morning. a mostly clear start. really nice beginning here for us. we will get cloud cover. tomorrow morning looks like one of the best starts we have seen in a while. mostly sunny skies, the numbers not quite as cold. that means we will begin here in the tri valley at 45. into 48 and mid-40s in the south bay

p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organisation of ukrainian nationalists. and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories by lack of cooperation of the key purpose of both these documents was to recognise the organized nation of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army as criminal organizations. which according to the authors, had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine with 212 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in valencia. finally o u n. and u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. the opposition voted to classify the o. u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party empower, supported, softer wording for foreign policy reasons. gotcha. but a map k from when it well known that the polish government is actively lobbying for

s. people predict 60 republican seats in the house and maybe taking over the senate, and none of that happened.ithin tathe american peoe blpl aretoe o a couple of things at the same time. they blame the president because he is the president, but they also see what the big issues are, and i think the biggest pole will be in november 2024. >> when people actually had to the voting booth. back to the issue of the soul of the nation being at stake. the moment we are in now is different than 2020. the eminence he of this threat to democracy and the chaos of the trump years, the thick of the covid pandemic. we are not there anymore. do you think that message still resonates with the american people? >> yeah, i think that is still the core message, and i love the phrasing. the moral essence of america is under threat. in my view, it is under threat from an amoralistic view of trumpism, that the world is a terrible place and it's a dog eat dog world and you just have to take care of yourself. i think biden sees things very different, that have to be a good country, and would have to be good defending de

s. state of missouri, killing 5 people, dozens of houses were destroyed as the storm tore through. se, in areas of the state, 1st responders now combing through the damage and other 5 people were injured. it comes just days after violent tornadoes tore through parts of the south and mid with killing at least $32.00 people. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, off the studio be unscripted. the latest news, as it breaks over the years from has been the target of numerous law suits and criminal investigations. but this time is different. we detail coverage, although many countries are speaking to reduce their defenders. what profit we all know genesis the toilet will continue to be in demand from around the world. it's an indication of how relying benjamin netanyahu is on support in the fall, right? the plans with a so called national god have suddenly feed a family. lucio going to make sure that the secure, the splendid for future generations. we need to learn to love the people who voted for things that we might disagree with. everything as a toxic mass

many with tales of violence, rana back to our village even been the houses are many people try to escape the killed the u. n. 's refugee agency has boasted supplies of relief items like sleeping bags, soap and utensils, whether it fears it won't be enough, especially with rainy season coming in from flint to act. now it'll be too late. ah, wherein he says on his coming in few weeks. and there, if we don't provide any assistance, will appear pool. ah, verona will be blown, and all the refugees here will be so ugly. but through all the destruction and the horror stories, glimmers of human kindness shines through this elderly resident of a town close to the egyptian border. spends her days baking bread for those fleeing the fighting. olivia, he'd be nice. the people of righty how for. welcome, our guest, hello, everyone is welcome. the door is open, the schools, the mosque, the country will all come. any guest who comes to us leafy, i really hope that god will stop the war hill and that both sides agreed to solve. the situation had was to save our use to fix the situation from muslims by but were suppose had cease

s. people predicting 60 republican seats in the house and maybe taking over the senate and none of thatt's because the american people were able to do a couple of things -- more than a couple of things at the same time. they blame the president because he's the president but they also see what the big issues are. i think the biggest poll more than a year out will be november 2024. geoff: when people had to the -- amna: when people had to the voting booth. back to the soul of the nation. this moment is different than 2020, the eminence he of the threat to democracy, the chaos of the trump years, the thick of the pandemic. we are not there anymore. does that message still resonate? david: i still think it's the core message and i love the phrasing, it suggests that a miracle has a moral essence. and that is under threat. in my view it's under threat from a moralistic realism not only of trump trumpism, -- trump trumpism, the idea that you just take care of yourself. it is a lot of the philosophy of the trump worldview. it's like we can't help ukrainians, we have to take care of ourselves.

s house. we are building a rental house for students with the investment tasks that our industrial enterprises face in the coming years. we need 8,000 peopled 8,000 employees. let's continue the theme of equipment for textiles. it is a very problematic majority, the machines are foreign. yes, they work, but think that a replacement is necessary in moscow, for example, something has already been done. equipment with this, of course, there are certain problems. well, for example, the second line, which located in the odintsovo district. we now have almost 60% removed from dependence on european suppliers by 60%. our guys did it. these are employees of the enterprise who produce materials not on a weaving machine. in particular, with rockfiber, if russian suppliers of parts were found for equipment, then the company has been working with chinese fibers for 19 years with raw materials. looking for an alternative to european ones, in recent years , russian manufacturers of high-quality synthetic fibers have appeared as primary fibers. this is literally the trend of the last two years and the secondary is obtained, the double benefit, recycling

s. house foreign affairs committee said there would only be a conflict with china. and then had the support of the american people. michael mccaul had been asked, how far washington would go to defend its interest in taiwan. speaker mccarthy, and yourself have said that multiple times now that we need to arm taiwan. now before there is any sort of invasion. what about u. s. troops arctic? you know, then you're talking about an authorized use of military force. it would come out of my committee or a declaration of war, which we haven't you license war to which you support that? i think your firm, if you have china commerce, china invades tie one. i think that is certainly if the american people support this, the congress will follow. the words were delivered as a u. s. delegation visited taiwan on thursday, back in washington house speaker, kevin mccarthy, hosted the islands leader despite objections from china on saturday, beijing launch 3 days of military girls around the territory. the chinese foreign ministry also issued a statement that sought to clear up any confusion regarding the one china, principal highl

actually be recruited and that distributional justice of the people 's kindness will be realized in the country. but that was not enough. this house of respect covers the whole country for 365 days and with the efforts of the people of hir, tehran province, and the justice of the explanation in the people about ninja, god willing , let's leave it and institutionalize it. we hope that this slogan of every iranian will come true, god willing. this is a loving lie that the good people of iran in addition, they are also conscientious and respectful towards the children of this land and they desire that, god willing, all the children of this land will create a revolutionary and islamic country in the future , no one will flourish due to economic poverty and the absence of a father. stay in poverty, it is the scientific and intellectual advancement of the entire iranian people, and it is at the top of iran's tail that i want to see this feeling shared again and the future society will be effective , god willing , god willing. from your attention, dear viewers i will be with you for the news. thank you very much. i will leave my islamic

people who are dying on the streets compared to this time last year. they're trying to tackle the problem. kron 4 s justin campbell has more. >> 57 on house people have died on the streets in santa clara county since the beginning of this year. according to the county coroner that 6 more compared to 51 at this time last year. it's it should have been that it's lower because we up an emergency evacuation centers people in 10 cities, the county is giving out so much rain gear and like warm items. it should have been that were lower than last year, but instead were higher. sean cart right is with unhoused response group. homeless advocacy group. she blames the problem on the city of san jose saying official sweep homeless from one place to another without a permanent plan and the weather this year hasn't helped. we showed up and found people just outside in the pouring rain. i mean, there's no reason that mayor matt mejia has pledged to end homelessness in san jose tuesday, san jose city council unanimously approved a partnership between the city and valley water for a flood protection project in coyote creek. the water district will split t

people support this, the congress will follow. the words were delivered as a u. s. delegation visited taiwan on thursday. back in washington house bigger. kevin mccarthy hosted the islands leader this 5 objections from china. on saturday, aging launched 3 days of military girls around the territory. the chinese foreign ministry also issued a statement, the san, to clear up any confusion regarding the one china principle payment, which i, $1.00 is an inseparable part of china. china sovereignty and territorial integrity has never been divided, and divisions won't be allowed. some countries hype up the false narrative of democracy versus authoritarianism, and use the pretext of democracy to support and connive with separatist forces and tie one for independence in order to contain china. this approach is extremely dangerous and will not succeed. author and political analyst, nikolai markovich believes that mac cron statements suggestive visions within the atlantic community. this is typically manuel macro. we. we know that she likes to tell people what they like to hear. so we like to see a macro abide by his own principles. if he

people support this, the congress will follow. the words were delivered as a u. s. delegation visited taiwan on thursday, back in washington house speaker, kevin mccarthy, hosted the islands leader despite objections from china. on saturday, beijing launched 3 days of military drove around the territory. the chinese were in ministry also issued a statement that sought to clear up any confusion regarding the one china principal highland, he pushed i. one is an inseparable part of china. china sovereignty and territorial integrity has never been divided, and divisions won't be allowed. some countries hype up to false narrative of democracy versus authoritarianism, and use the pretext of democracy to support and connive with separatist forces and tie one for independence in order to contain china. this approach is extremely dangerous and will not succeed. going for more on this less cross live now to professor john burke. mont, who joins us from perez. it's great to have you with us today. now we heard from krohn, he has said that europe should resist us pressure. who could drag the e, you into a potential confrontation with china

the blaze broke house in a migrant detention center near the u. s. border. 5 people have been arrested in pakistan at least 11 people have been killed in a crush out of ramadan food distribution center. monitoring aid has been a lifeline for many of the nation struggles with a deep economic crisis. the fierce tornado has struck the city of little rock in the u. s. state of arkansas killing at least 2 people. a twist, a shredded reef tops operated trees and destroyed a small shopping center and an illinois. another tornado. his course of brief appears to collapse in the city of belvedere. one person was killed and many more injured. one i want, he's coming up next. on counting the course is roches shift towards china as you on the a serious trip to the us dollar be crate and set to receive b. i. m. s 1st lane granted to a country at war, plus, sher lanka has secure the bailout combination of trade its way back to economic growth to the cost on al jazeera. oh, in south korea, the worlds fastest aging nation. a new generation is taking the stage with neither to be playe

s. media covering the trunk case. people in the united states are waking up to blaring headlines from the historic day at this court house behind me. when donald trump surrendered here and had his arraignment, i want to show you some of the headlines. this is the new york times the headline trumpet, charged with $34.00 felonies underneath that. it says district attorneys sites payoffs to a porn star a playboy model, and adore man. and of course, that now a famous photograph of trump sitting in the court room surrounded by his lawyers. want to give you another perspective as well. this is from a conservative new york tabloid called the new york post. this is a different take on the situation this says trumped up, is that it brags historic case versus don, falls flat. and there you see of course, another photo of donald trump in the court room. this is a conservative tabloid. it's owned by rupert murdoch, also owns fox news. it has a tendency to be much more supportive of donald trump. there's another tabloid here in new york. it's more liberal. it's the daily news. and it had a photo of donald trump and just the words und

people speculating in the u. s. over who's really running the show in the white house. one thing i got when i got to the president, i get to give orders. when i take more orders than i ever did, and you're right earlier this week, joe, by then announced his re election, been seeking a 2nd term in office phone numbers. don't suggest overwhelming support for that idea. i gallop survey found only 37 percent of us adults approve of the president's performance. that's the lowest. it's been says this sort of his presidency. meanwhile, a new york times article this week also suggested that power in the us doesn't necessarily reside with the person sitting in the oval office. we're just going to start strange that may sound the american government can function without a healthy president. the u. s. march towards victory in world war 2. will franklin roosevelt was ailing in 1944, and 945. for decades later, the government managed its relationship with the teetering soviet union, while ronald reagan's mental capacity slipped. in each case, white house aides, cabinet secretaries a

there may still be people under the rubble, one private house and one historical building at the moment volume, no one was there according to kim's information , the enemy fired four s missiles , but according to unconfirmed information, at the site of the hits, they found the remains of missiles of the type ok. of the coordination press center of the defense forces of the south of ukraine captain of the first rank mrs. natalya we congratulate you good morning glory to the heroes glory to the heroes mrs. natalya do you have additional details about today's shelling of mykolaiv yes unfortunately, at night the enemy again demonstrated his terrorist nature and attacked the city of the fortress of mykolaiv, invincible . be at any time of the day or night and at any moment, since even when the critical limit of the use of rockets is brought to a minimum, the enemy resorts to such attacks, after all, the calibers were directed along a er complicated trajectory it was the use of landscape features of the area and changes in the trajectory in the air itself . rescue work on the ground, although the fire has already been extinguished ms. natalya, since this hall , according

s. how speaker kevin mccarthy on her way home. china has denounced the plan thousands of people have protested over the housing crisis in portugal. soaring rents and house prices combined with high inflation and low wages have left many struggling to afford accommodation. the government has announced plans to force owners to rent out vacant properties. avalanches have killed at least 4 people in northern norway. the slides followed heavy snow storms authorities are urging people to avoid mountains in the area. they warn the train is still unstable. and hope francis says he will lead easter celebrations at the vatican. the 86 year old pontiff has left hospital after a 3 day stay where he was treated for bronchitis. while there he visited a children's cancer ward and baptized a baby to sports and the bonus league. and now where champions byron munich have put title pretenders, barissi a dormant in their place buyer and one at 4 to at home in at thomas toys. first game in charge will be bringing you action from that game of from 2100 u t. c. and another games mind outclassed. leipzig, laver cruise in a b to shaka

people get injuries separated families and destroyed houses and institutions into this destruction and sound of gunfire. i did not leave room for happiness that our beloved people deserve. oh, the r s f says it's ready to observe a 70 to our truth and blame the army for the continuing violence. it has 3 t it at this moment when citizens are preparing to receive the 1st day of april 5th . the neighbourhood of her to him are waking up to the bumping of aircrafts and heavy artillery in a sweeping attack. that is directly targeting residential neighborhoods. 330 kilometers north of the capital in mary, people are hoping to celebrate at the end of the fasting month of ramadan, as they usually would, with large family gatherings. they too have been caught up in the violence, but the army says it's now in control of the airport and the military base attached to it. i am the lead on god. the country is safe, the situation is stable and the shops have reopened. now we were able to bring the children to the market for eat clothes and hopefully we were able to make them happy. days of fighting have left many sudanese, desperate, and afraid tens of thousands of people have left the capital. ma

house in the v.p.'s office. the american people are smarter than that.hey see right through the lies and deception and i really hope and pray and i believe that comer and oversight committee will dig into this so the american people can see once and for all exact will i what happened. >> harris: how does the current president get away with saying he didn't know anything about it and no one on the left says is it your memory? if that's the case your fitness for president might be in question. >> you have bigger problems. >> harris: that's a bigger overall situation. i don't know how it doesn't go there if they believe him? >> the mainstream media won't talk about it at all because they are just propaganda for the left. and don't want to bring any attention to this. so thankfully shows like yourself and you are bringing attention to this on fox and i think that's important. but the left won't say anything because they're so locked into each other and don't want anything to bring down what is the white house and the corruption that's there. they don't want

crawled through the fence squeeze through the bars on the north side of the people's house, prompting a swift response from the u. s. secret service agents picked up the tiny trespassing tourists and quickly reunited him with his parents. a secret service spokesman said they were going to wait until he learned to talk to question him. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on cnn. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i'm. ed settlement, fox news will cut a $787 million check for its dominion lies but avoids having to tell the truth that trial and issue on air retractions deadline looming. we're just hours away from the u. s. supreme court's ruling on access to an abortion pill. what president could tell us about this case plus fighting flares up again in sudan's capital as both sides ignore a ceasefire agreement. and the u. n is warning of a catastrophic humanitarian classes. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with rosemary church. good to have you with us with the jury was sworn in. lawyers were ready for opening statements. but then fox n

poland galicians they also don't get anything and it 's absolutely obvious because i was walking with different people alone, my friend showed me a house in warsaw that was returned to her, she got it there, then she got it there sold it, got huge money for it, and also from another acquaintance of mine. i was walking near a big palace in lithuania, which was her family palace, there is one with a view of the republic of lithuania, she is now there , this palace is fat, she is going to give it to us , vadim, they don’t understand what at all this is why it was polish and as a result the polish government paid compensation for this lost property on the territory of another country . we say, you know, we can get them out of there, but we cannot take away their property , that is, it is right to take it away. i was there, i sold an apartment shortly before i finally left russia , and this apartment was in khrushchevka, nothing like that , this khrushchevka was going to be demolished according to the program of these changes to the housing stock, it still hasn't been demolished . as far as i know, it always happens to everyone by russian p

people. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al jazeera lot from dep also coming up a u. s. politician who is expelled for testing and seeking strict a gun. those is reinstated to the tennessee house of representatives on rest in ethiopia. i'm horrid region thousands off protesting against government plans to integrate special forces into a national army. plus i'm 30 have only havana cuba where dilapidated buildings like this one that you can see. right, beer had become an example of the severe economic crisis in this country. ah, well, begin our coverage in the us state of tennessee, where a democratic law maker, who had been expelled, has now been reinstated. well, these were the scenes moments ago from nashville city council where justin jones was voted unanimously to return. he was expelled last month after leading a gun control protest following a mast shooting at a private school where 6 people were killed including 3 children. oh john, the hendrick joins us live now from chicago. so john, how do we arrive at this point? well, the tennessee legislature was holding a session when 3 lawmakers had had enough with school shootings. justin jones, justin pierson, and a woman named

. >> i think that the speaker of the house, and thank you s much for having us misread think that the speaker of th house owes the young peopleheir mother and the grandparents who joine them an apology. because his words were insulting to a grievin community. i represent, i'm a part of nashville, this mass shootin happened here in nashville rather than responding wit compassion, he responded b demonizing young people who ar simply saying we want to live. we don't want kids shot in elementary schools this is preventable. we should act. instead of listening to the us young people and encouraging them and comforting them, th speaker incited he tried against them and try to portra them as violent. >> these marches were at the you reminded me of march for our lives in florida and representative johnson, ther is a republican stat representative william lambert who asked protesters, thes kids, who are out there just trying to survive, getting through high school alive, quote, is there a firearm ar there that you are comfortable being shot with, he ha corporately. please show me which one it is it is shocking to me that that is the k

people. d where is it held today? 's held on the south grounds. earlier, the south lawn of the white house. so that's the what i like to call the president's backyard. and are the eggs real eggs? the eggs are sometimes real eggs. they also use these wooden eggs. we have some right here. yeah, they're collectibles. yes, definitely. but there are traditionally some real eggs used. and in the past, it was all real eggs. and who gets to go? well, anybody can go. but you need to submit your request online in advance. and then a lucky lottery winners get to go and the other thing is, you need to have a small child with you. otherwise, it's you know, it really is an event for the kids and otherwise, you just have a lot of adults like me wanting to go. well, your book really details a lot of the interesting history of this. and it has a long association with presidents. you suggest at the very earliest known connection might have might have been back as far as dolley madison. what did you learn? well, absolutely. so there's a long standing oral history that goes all the wa back to the 19th century

preliminary information of kyrylenka, used s-300 rockets, damaged several high-rise buildings, private houses under the rubble, according to the authorities, people could be left to stay, and in the united states they arrested a suspect in leaking secret documents, this is a 21-year-old national guard from jack and sheira if the guy is found guilty , he faces up to 15 years in prison and was brought to court in boston once again today, where he was charged with unauthorized removal and possession of classified documents the next regular meeting will be held on wednesday, we will determine a preventive measure, the suspect has not yet been offered to plead guilty in court. as you can see, his parents were and what we learned from the indictment is that ishera had access to secret documents since 2021 and even after the reports appeared. about the leak of secret documents, he entered search queries with the word leak from his work computer. was the motive of the shares just to show off in front of friends in a closed online group, and that is why he set it to open access to secret documents is analyzed by the correspondent frankartner, this is who

crawled through the fence squeezed through the bars on the north side of the people's house, prompting a swift response from the u. ssecret service agents picked up the tiny

crawled through the fence squeezed through the bars on the north side of the people's house, prompting a swift response from the u. s. secret service agents picked up the tiny trespassing tourists and quickly reunited him with his parents. turned to talk to question him. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'll be back here tomorrow night. cnn tonight with alison camerata starts now. hey alison. adorable story, pam. yes, it is. we'll cover it a little bit, too. thanks so much. thank you. good evening, everyone. i'm alison camerata. welcome to cnn tonight . what does it mean when it's black 16 year old cannot ring the wrong door bell. without getting shot or a white 20 year old cannot make a wrong turn into someone's driveway without getting shot. or our second amendment rights, outweighing many of our other rights are panel has an interesting take on that. plus fox has to cough up $787 million for their outrageous lies about dominion voting systems. but you know who will never know about this fox viewers because the settlement does not include an on air apology or correction. the network put out a statement sa

crawled through the fence squeeze through the bars on the north side of the people's house, prompting a swift response from the u. ssecret service agents picked up the tiny trespassing tourists and quickly reunited him with his parents. a secret service spokesman said they were going to wait until he learned to talk to question him. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on cnn. hello and welcome

. >> fast forwarding to the 1980's and ronald reagan, 75700 and 61 people died at the white house during the first reagan term. what was he using those meals for? >>an reagan modeled her entertaining on jackie kennedy. she claims she did not, but she clearly did. and it was quite effective in reaching across the aisle and brokering deals. you may remember this, the reagan years were politically tense, but behind the scenes, nancy managed to orchestrate various dinners with the so-called opposition, democrats who held sway in washington at the time, even going into so-called enemy territory, going into that graham housel, the people who read the washington post or the private clubs. but then she also understood pomp and circumstance. and so one of the first big events thathey did at the reagan whiteouse was a celebration of reagan's birthday, and that was a black tie affair, very fancy. but this was considered a private party. which -- their wealthy fans -- france help pay for. -- friends helped pay for. they could be a lot more fun and a little looser and were not constricted by protocol

s. we were trying to buy our first house in the 1970's. affordability was ridiculous even compared to what we see now, so i feel for these young people who shouldave been buying the last 15 years. what makes this possibly at worst a slowflation is the demographics of this country where there are more 32-year-olds in this country than any other age. they are dying to get some place to live. if i may, when you speak of slowflation, i was reading that apartments will be completed in this year at the highest level in 40 years. that is going to be great news for inflation in the rental piece of cpi. dani: that demographic demand piece of it is fascinating. inc. you so much for joining us today. that is the senior equity strategist at federated hermes. coming up, the inaugural unmanned flight of spacex starship incident explosion. elon musk says a lot was learned for the next test flight. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh did you ever stress about us having three kids? no, that was always part of the plan. three kids?! this was never part of the