the ukrainian military and told about the enemy 's positions and the movement of equipment. the peasants are gradually returning home, already 60 peopleave repaired the summer kitchens because the houses are destroyed, we need slate, we need long boards for the rafters, we need to change the windows, we need to change the windows because there are no entrance doors in our houses, and the utility workers are gradually repairing the destroyed communications two weeks ago in electricity appeared in the village and water and gas towers started working. there is still no service , the system has not yet been restored . start this day together with the tv channel rada and the marathon single news and my colleagues vadim kolodyachuk and hanna homonai they are just now joining vadim hanna i congratulate you olena we congratulate you we congratulate our viewers we are glad to start this morning in such company and we wish you a safe start to sunday a new one is going to ukraine weapons , military aid packages were announced by 5 countries , how the front will be strengthened, new solutions for ukraine to take active actions , the situation on

movement. dow is up nine. whoopteedoo. nasdaq up 12, same story. s&p down five. not exactly a lot of price movement in a banking crisis but there you have it. three peoplely they were stealing baby formula. it has come to this. how much? lauren: $26,000 worth. two men, one juvenile behind bars, suspected stealing more than 660 cans of baby formula from across grocery stores across atlanta. officials told stores to be on the lookout. they see the three come in, steal 12 cans from a publix, went out to the getaway car. that is where they got them. they looked inside of the get away car, there were 660 additional cans. all in almost 700 cans, $26,000. some was very specific type, $45 a can. so they got caught. stuart: not. retail theft, called thingage in the business, is on the rise. lauren: more people are shop in store after covid that is causing shoplifting to increase. one retail analyst at bernstein theft is growing at a faster rate than sales. becoming a big enough to affect margins and profitability. these crime levels something retailers have never seen before. macy's seen up tick. industrywide trend. doesn't matter where you shop. now everything

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well, that 's hard. expert, doctor of political sciences, we wish the georgian people victory in life according to their laws and according to their aspirations for the movementt the most powerful democracies in europe and be under the umbrella of nato, protecting itself from russia, let me remind you that russia has a corridor. well, it has a land border with georgia, and at one time it already violated this border in 2008, starting a war , well, a friend, in fact, a war against georgia . bohdan tkachuk will be with us on a deputy of the kharkiv district council in kharkiv by the way, as a result of all the enemy strikes, there are also significant problems with the electricity supply , as well as with the water supply and heat supply , there is repair work going on there, but guarantees that there will be light in all of kharkiv in the near future, so far no one is giving and there is still one problem with water well, but i still have time if mr. bohdan appears and immediately then in the ear, but i want to tell you all the information that has appeared literally an hour ago and i will announce it reserves in pechersk lavra terminates the contract with the

movement to return normal life to our entire land. zelensky�*s visit came as russian forces launched a series of strikes on ukrainian cities. several peopleakhmut continues, ukraine fears that russia has amassed thousands of troops in the east and is getting ready to launch a major offensive. sofia bettiza, bbc news. prince william will meet ukrainian refugees in poland on thursday on the second day of his visit to the country, earlier, the prince of wales thanked british troops in a trip to a military base in poland, near the ukraine border. his visit was kept secret until he left the area, because of security concerns. i just want to come here in person to say thank you for all you are doing, keeping everyone safe out here, and keeping an eye on what's going on. a big thank you for what you are doing on a day—to—day basis. i know some of you are coming to the end of your time out here, so looking forward to r and r when you get home, you are doing really importantjob out here, defending ourfreedoms is important and everyone at home is very supportive of everything you are doing with the polish and counterparts in providing that safety i

people were all eminent virologists, every one of themst with passionate views. on the details of pandemicothe management. >> thir words not s is , in othn not a movement of rugged t individuals. this is a parthey based on the idea of the group, the bureaucracy, the blotyb. lev it's the party of weak, fearfule people who are huddled togetheri for collective power.ys w when the democratic partye speaks, it is always with one voice, often in a north korean accent. >>y one thing the party often speaks about is gun control. the right no american has the right a to own an effective firearm, yu a firearm that does what firearms are supposed to tell you. this at length. having a gun like that is just too much autonomy for you. if it continues, you may start d to believe that you're a free citizen and we can't allow that and we won't. joe biden, for instance, makes this point regularly. can't >> watch. we're living iwan a country awah in weapons of war. i've got it done once.minate i'm going to do it again. eliminate assault weapons. >> it's time to ban these trying to ban these weapons, the right to bear arms, not an absolute right that dominates all others. >> you don'

news, too, that too, there 's a movement both for and against, that's what he's counting on, and that's why the baidan administration is, in this case, junk and all the other peoplekraine, are trying to give a signal that no, our support for ukraine will not end. we will never help ukraine to the last, so that putin does not even have any hope that he can somehow squeeze out this gate informative well, i don't know, maybe it's not a war, but such an informative duel . where is putin trying to prove that he's waiting there ? we are trying to show that this will never happen to him, it is better to surrender faster than poland, and in this context, i believe that john kirpy was precisely answering the question, you are asking to explain to the americans and all the journalists. explain that we need to help ukraine to the end because it will be much more expensive in all respects and questions and questions from russia and ask about the fact that putin will try to undermine our democratic allies will try to influence our allies in europe, it will cost us much more than any help that we will now provide to ukraine , that is, this is exactly what is happening. by west

movement , the reconstruction was incorrect because the second option is a fabric, there are two options. такое давать в Мирное время в военное время so that these people should be punished. well, look what 's of military goods . you can find a wide variety of high-quality clothing and orthopedic shoes. compare prices. we decided in one of the special stores in the city where things are presented directly from the manufacturer, for example, here the fleeces cost from uah 1,000, it is more expensive than in ten, but the quality is much better, the hats correspond to the market price of uah 150, the same and in the purchase, the jacket and pants also have approximately the same cost as in the store of branded uniforms . but the city authorities paid for low-quality shoes, as well as for orthopedic and leather ones, city officials decided to buy winter uniforms for soldiers only in mid-december, so we hope to provide defenders of already summer uniforms, they are conceived much earlier than when the air temperature will be plus 20°. dear gerashchenko oleksandr koga espresso bila tserkva a meeting of generals arrived in ukraine the chief of defense staff of the canadian armed forces wayne eyre

movement there but people gave their positions actively, people just came out, changed flags, went to rallies very actively, in fact, but i liked the story about this pseudo-journalist the most, because it ’spaper. in fact, i noticed him. it was urgent, urgent, just to say that i got out of point so-and-so, yes, everything is going there, and i was flying to make this call once one day. well, he gets up and follows me. well, then. well, the coincidence repeats itself for me the next day. the situation is the same. he follows me again and it's the third day already. well, that's already it once and i turn around . well, he asked me some questions. well, this time he went in the other direction. we're going home. i'm laughing. i'm telling this story. a worshiper who follows me there appeared , well, we had a good laugh. two days later, our boys went outside. he was sitting. well, i can’t say for sure how they detained him. what was the situation ? that is, they must have suspected him too . they approached and asked who you are. what are you doing? here are you doing? well, everyone has already noticed that i am a volunteer from britain, my name is grisha, you are talking about your document

a noticeable revival of the movement of suburban trains has been restored, including the train to lugansk , which connected the donetsk-luhansk people 'ss every day and exactly on schedule, only some 2 hours of travel and the train comes from debaltseve to lugansk a i live in the suburbs. it’s just as convenient to get to us, how we got there is normal, since the road is excellent tickets are always available alexander katsuba konstantin pionov. anton musikyan andrei rudenko and oleg bondarenko lead. donetsk people's republic sergei shoigu of the minister of defense visited the location of the eastern group of russian troops today with an inspection, checked how supplies are carried out on the front line and handed them to distinguished fighters. state, awards of the order of courage. st. george's cross of the medal for courage in donetsk and yuzhno-donetsk in the direction of enemy losses are growing according to the data of the russian military department over the past day. they came 500 fighters. downed three mi-8 helicopters destroyed the radar of the ukrainian complex s-300 oleksandr bibibov more. it takes just a few seconds for t

s&p 500 alone. any movement involves moving money from one to another. they are index providers in a world where peoplee tied to indexes, the people who determine what go into those indexes have become very powerful indeed frank, back to you >> joe, we were chatting about the move of mastercard, visa and paypal you also hold those in the joet etf. what will that do for you? >> a lot of companies are going out of technology and there's a little bit of a transformation for the financial sector by bringing two companies with $300 billion plus market caps you are diversifying the top five or even the top ten holdings in the financials away from traditional banks i think it's one of the reasons i bought mastercard the other day. i personally own visa. to bob's point, if you are playing sector ownership, okay, i don't want to necessarily be in the big banks or regional banks. i have more diversification. visa and mastercard will be the third and fourth largest weightings within the sector now pumping down a lot of those banks. >> big change. rob sechan, you own mastercard or visa. big deal little deal? >> a

movement. formed in 2019 in the wake of widespread farmers protests, the party is projected to win the most seats ahead of prime minister mark rutte�*s liberal conservative peopleexit poll results come in. a political victory reflecting a rural unrest. all the predictions indicated the farmer�*s party would perform well, but these exit polls suggest it has surpassed even the party�*s own greatest expectation. translation: what is happening? what is happening here? _ we knew we were going to win, but this is indescribable. caroline van der plas has galvanised farming communities fraught with uncertainty over government plans to buy out thousands of dairy farms in an effort to reduce harmful nitrogen pollution by half to meet 2030 climate targets, but the exit polls show her blend of folksy conservative nationalism has resonated beyond the farming industry, among voters nationwide increasingly disillusioned with the governing coalition. translation: the netherlands has clearly shown that - it is fed up with the cabinet�*s policies. as i already said, this is notjust about nitrogen, this is about the citizens who are not seen or heard, who are not taken seriously,

you, we are seeing a mass protest movement, a mass mobilisation every day since last week�*s incident. protest tapping in major cities across way. you are seeing peopleogy particularly colouring this, it is not an opposition vote is necessarily but a mass process. against the reality that in 20 per century on a single train line to trains travelling on the same line. the government, the governing party has a success as a crisis manager, banking on the success of covid, as well as a government that tended to modernise the greek state and fix a moderate in efficacies, this completely demolishes this narrative as we head towards elections. i�*m not sure what it was indications will be, there are chronic problems in the greek railway system that have not been fixed for years by successive governments, not later any party can come forth and say we are the ones that had warned you this will happen right now. hick is definitely affecting greece in its pre—election season. initially it was like before the accident that elections would take place in april, on the ninth, with the announcement is supposedly taking place sometime this week, now all signs point t

there's no movement on pay, we likely to be seeing more protests, not just from people like tomorrow, but work as in other key professions to the joy growth support from the public. ah, the u. s. federal reserve boosts interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point. the pressure on the banking sector could pause any further rises. ah monday bunker. this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up and go over in action in beirut. protests against a devastating financial crisis that showed no sign of easy increase reports of sexual violence. linked to m. 23 rebels in the east and d. r. c. survivors turn to each other for support and more than a quarter of the world without access to clean water. the un says a global war, the crisis is imminent. ah, welcome to the program, a u. s. federal reserve as analysis hiking interest rates by $25.00 basis points to 5 percent. the fight says the rise is aimed at raining in inflation does cause the cost of living crisis. policy makers have indicated that could be one more interest rate hike this year. for that recent term on the banking sector will weigh in on economic growth the federal reserve working with the treasury department an

the people there are concerned that there are going to be cutbacks and movements of personnel and c.j.'s if you could check that out, that's been tremendously, i understand, tremendously effective agency that is been working there. director wray has just come down to spend some time there. we went together through it. all of the sudden we've heard that the sea just may have some loss of jobs or transfer of jobs. and the people are hearing these were rumors so if you could help me relieve them of that fear. it would be very much appreciated, also the hazelton prison. hazelton said some violent crimes there are having a tremendous problem with shortages. of personnel. there is a law directed that we have sent. there it's been in your budget. for some reason they're not able to. whatever it may be, i hope you would look into that personally that it's been a very important system for the presents but it has been very troubling. >> this question of retention and hiring has been a big problem in all of the presents. as i mentioned, there is a new -- provide incentives for retention and hiring.

a libertarian,s overarching principle is our fundamental in a legal rights are not limited to people in the united states, human phenomena in all human rights have the freedom of movement. >> not cross people's property, right? >> not private property. >> everybody in the world has freedom of movement across our border? >> unfortunately, no. >> but you would like that? >> it's for governments -- >> governments have to govern the conduct of people in the role of our government is secure our border if it's open, it's up property rights you're concerned about and life and health of fellow americans that continue but i appreciate it, i yield back. >> judgments time has expired. i call upon and recognize the gentle lady. >> thank you, mr.sy chairman. i want to thank our witnesses for testifying today. for this important discussion. first let me extend my sympathies to the family for your undescribable loss of logan. you, your husband and son, i am sorry for thehe loss of your beautiful boy. youu have lived a nightmare may parents fear. my f family faced diabolical opioid crisis ravaging this country because our middle son was addicted to opioid and we went through a lot of

people out into the street, this time. and i'm just trying to understand, maybe it's all a coincidence. this time then there is a statement by mr. price. ugh, let 's listen. yes, we have it. the movementemlin-inspired bills is incompatible with the clear desire of the people of georgia for a european integration to democratic development, this will harm georgia's relations with its strategic partners and jeopardize its euro-atlantic future. but this is a threat. uh-huh will jeopardize the euro-atlantic future of georgia. that is, this is a direct threat once, then for some reason he decided that these were bills inspired by the kremlin. and here is the kremlin. i can't understand it at all. what is it? what is it? paranoia. what is it? and here the kremlin why the root? well, it's time, but is this a verbatim copy? uh, the russian version of that laws was there, allow. bring back this previous slide there from this georgian and american version. bring back inspired. now, if it were not for what you did, if there was a second to debunk god , now we will be broken. and if it were in the georgian law. well, here's the one on the left. yeah. that would still be considered a russian-inspir

people who are arrested at protests or prosecuted for their involvement in various movements in this case, activism against that proposed training site. despite the domestic terrorism charge, it calls the act it vest se there protesters. we should also add that one of those who was arrested is a lawyer for the legal advocacy organization the southern poverty law center. that organization claims he was there in his capacity as a legal observer for the national lawyer 's guild, jackie. they also say that the police response was heavy-handed but you saw the damage those protesters did. jackie: certainly did. grady trimble, it was quite some video. thank you so much. joining me now with reaction to all of this former acting u.s. attorney general, matthew whitaker. always great to see you sir. thank you for joining us tonight you see the video and pictures of what happened in atlanta and think about the fact most of them people came from out of the state, two from out of the country only two lived in the state and you wonder to yourself how organized this was and why this particular center was targeted. what are your thoughts? >> yeah, i have a lot of thoughts and it's good to be with you tonight, jackie

by a car and killed in the late 50's or early 60's, he would be considered one of the leaders of the early civil rights movement in america. i found people that said to me, i would not be alive without jim jones and people's temple. how could he change into what he became? how could he have attracted such attention at this time in america? why would he have been driven overseas by bad press and decide on this final fatal and historic way of demonstrating his disdain? i did not think of myself as writing my follow-up cold --cu lt book. i was writing a book about somebody that unexpectedly achieved great infamy but unlike manson actually accomplished a great deal of good. how does that fit together? peter: just, the survivors that left the peoples temple, do they still hold an informal reunion in november? jeff: the surviving members of the people's temple are in a way kind of like your extended family. they have squabbles. but, up until a few years ago, every year they would all come together around labor day. not just a comfort each other, but to know they were with other people that would understand. they were treated with such great di

the trans movement e in some cases when highlyn hi radicalized, could be affecting people, especially young people? now, these outstandingyoung peo. questions get right to the heart of why thi s documents release must happen now. >> joining me now is james r. fitzgerald, criminal profiler, former fbi supervisory agent, author of a journey to theind, center of the mind.. to your appearance last night on the program, so we invited you back . is there any any more reason for the authorities to withhold these writings, given what weevn know about the devastation inside that school? come back to that in a second. >> laura , i want to give a big slap on the back and kudos to the police officers, the surveillance film or video is released today of them walking through the school yesterday morning very professionally , verysionally tactically. they protected themselves. they looked to to try and stop this as early as they did.ra. they finally approached the theo shooten r and took that personpe out. so good for them.l. we see a lot of bad press about the police, about yesterday wash very good, stated they didg. the right thing. e yeah. ar i mean, i was one of the people that argued f

there's no movement on pay, we likely to be seeing more protests, not just from people like tomorrow, but work is in other key professions who enjoy growth support from the public. ah. the u. s. federal reserve boosts interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point and the pressure on the banking sector.

lots of people still on the streets in tblisi, but it does look as though there has been political movement there. the bbc�*sis comments about the government�*s policy on migrants. he did say he stood by his words and he was asked if he feared suspension. do you fear getting suspended? no. but he had a little to say about what the director general of the bbc may or may not have said to him. has the director general said anything to you? what has he said? he said, "well, we have a chat. we chat often. anything about the tweet, gary? do you regret sending the tweet at all? no. the tweets which have led to all of this began with a description of the home secretary�*s statement as "beyond awful." he then defended the statement, saying the policy was "immeasurably cruel" and added that the language used is not dissimilar to that used by germany in the 30s. does my friend agree that the requirement to be politically impartial must cover all those who are presenters on the bbc, including the highest paid? in the commons today the culture secretary said those comments were disappointing and inappropriate. it�*s impo

people are going about their business when they can. it is, though, a day of difficulty, no doubt about that, in public transport, in the schools. basically, in general, it�*s the public sector movementg lives as they once used to. tickets for the grand final of the eurovision song contest and they went on sale at lunchtime, taking just 36 minutes to sell out. the website selling them crushed, such was the demand. eurovision fan and journalist bella ovist, who�*s in stockholm, was lucky enough to get a ticket. i did, thanks to a very good friend of mine — thank you, lotte — who managed to get through, whereas i and many others didn�*t, unfortunately. there was a very high demand. a lot of people watching this will be welljel. tell me exactly why there are such demands for tickets to watch the final live given that, throughout my childhood, it was very much a tv event,in my family. i am sure it is a tv event for many people around the world? of course, it is made to be a tv production, it�*s amazing to watch it on tv, but to be there live and experience the whole thing, it is next level. i had the pleasure of doing it myself previously, i went to lisbon, i was in stockholm when it was