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the truth is, reese should not be used to hurt a person or to help a person. you know why?ruth is also that souls have no color. the truth is, to a bear, we all taste like chicken. [applause] let me say a word about china. the truth is, the chinese communist party is a bunch of gangsters, they are. they are pirates. i would not turn my back on president xi if he were two days a dated appeared we must be armed if we want peace. appeasing a tyrant is like trying to hand feed a shark. as i told you last year, it was true then, it is even more true today. the truth is, arlington national cemetery contains 400,000 reasons why you should stand up for the national anthem. [applause] those who disagree with me can stick that up there fact checker. a final truth. a final truth. here it is. the truth is, our future can be better than our present or our past. our future can be better than our present or our past. at some point, we have to stop regretting yesterday and start creating tomorrow. i am not going to bubblewrap it. no one is coming. no one is coming to save us but ourselves.

oh, professor yvonne mcdermott reese, we appreciate your time and your valuable insights tonight. thank you. thank you. whether me potent he is a political pariah, the some, but not to china's president. she should being, in fact, she is travelling to moscow next week to meet with the russian president as a friend. and this will be, she's 1st trip to russia nearly 4 years. the kremlin says, the 2 leaders will discuss the conflict in ukraine as well as military cooperation . the visit is seen as a clear sign of support for food and by she joined his attention to russia is clear, its focus on relations with ukraine. it's not being neglected either. today china is new. foreign minister who took off his back in december, made his 1st telephone call to his ukranian counterpart. chinese state media said that beijing urged give to pursue talks with moscow saying that beijing is concerned about the war spinning out of control. later ukraine's foreign minister tweeted that the talks touched on the importance of the principle of territorial integrity as well as other and today the chinese f

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s. crisis and new trouble for europe's banking sector. cutty reese had dropped on zurich. stock market by mid day. it's top investor. the saudi national bank said that they won't help cushion the blow by buying any more than the 9.8 percent of the shares that they already own. since they want to avoid any new regulatory regimes that kick in above 10 percent investment economists, new rail rubini said in an interview that they could use. reese crisis is a quote lehmann moment for european and global markets referring to the lehman brothers collapse. that sparked the 2008 economic crisis in the united states, which then spread to europe. french banks were especially hit hard on wednesday with trading and francis b and b about he bass stocks temporarily halted earlier in the day as its value plunged. as did that of sissy, isn't it? i'm kid. yeah. are they curl? and germany is chorus bank. the ceo of global investment giant black rock. larry, thank suggest that silicon valley bank was just the 1st domino to fall, calling it a quote, slow rolling crisis with quote more seizures and shut dow

and what happens is that the basic essential, reese, but the reason that the extension is, is that we have this gradual and kind of, you know, right, of all of the ethical and social and political and economic reese, that's happening there. so gradually you're developing better and better systems that can do things that are. busy sense of cognitive abilities that kind of ask us like put us in a position to ask questions about what does it need to do? and that is where we face existential risks. so this gradual accumulation of ethical social, political risks and brings us today today essential dangers. so you can kind of like buy into this kind of analysis and that's, that's the position that i kind of depend on work on. then we need to think about multiplicity and figure out ways to take the system, but not just a system, basically that the companies and the institutions that give rise to, to the production of the systems. and we need to kind of make a reconfiguration of economic and political arrangements. and i think maybe the united states and other parts of the world. but i say un

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a ukrainian children in russia, the all slope professor, yvonne mcdermott, reese, what consequences the i see decision could have for president putin. yeah, i think the biggest consequence of a stroke weeks in order for his colleague get maria volva biloba, who's been an also subject to an arrest foreign today. the biggest consequence for them is that it becomes more difficult to travel internationally. so the international criminal court has a $123.00 state parties, and now every single one of them is under an obligation to transfer peace and or am the children's commissioner to the court in the hague to stand trial? should he travel to any of those countries? among foods, you know, strategic allies of russia includes most countries in all countries in europe, inside america, a lot of countries in africa. so of course, you know, the, the responses to be expected, like we're not to parse each disk in court, we recognize it. but i think they inherently ed conversations with augusta. this is say, this has consequences law professor a von mcdermott tree fair. now, china president, she jan

um reese's railway system is aging. it needs modernizing. ah, many trains are traveling all. we will know. sh. we will know more after the investigation is complete. now let's turn to some other news because a late into the night to hear the announcement, mr. to new is now expected to take over from outgoing president, muhammad, you hurry. the electoral commission said that to sham the man known as the godfather of league also arrived to a pop stars. well, could he portrayed himself as a unifying figure. well then i have more earlier the national election commission confirmed the final results after a highly disputed satisfied the requirements of the neural is shared by declared the winner and is returned elected. thank you called for fresh collections following complaints about technical and logistical issues. hampering last week's vote, concern shared by some on the street to do this, should be the lecture on does it? i would say that it wasn't a free and fair process because he was obviously rigged in for the courts to have their se. and earlier i spoke with t w's lagos, b

and just to reese, to wash it off and took me 2 or 3 months just to slowly reset that question. what would be us come in for you personally? best picture it would be best picture. that's a big one. i would just mean immense joy and fun and a massive party all night long and already big success for you. whatever comes out . of course, it's massive. i'm for, we're really happy to be here. we're just going to celebrate no matter what happens to german soccer and one of the biggest games and the bonus league. the roar and darby saw struggling shanker face title chaser endorsement and that ended to all in the midst of another disappointing season. chalka fans can hope for little more than fighting off relegation. the next best thing of course, would be to disrupt the title ambitions of the old enemies. it was to be a tense not for couples. spanning the road of od attends not for the harm side who simply had to take every chance. the 1st was granted by mats who most the defenders mistake opened the door for rodrigo salazar. but the midfielder just couldn't hit the target. 12 minutes l

bob fernandez and jim reese passed into law. the bipartisan menendez law authorizes much is $2 billion in grants between taiwan and now in 2027. i was disappointed to see the president's proposed budget this year included only $113 million for emergency foreign policy priorities, far short of the $2 billion target. of this, the president's proposed budget assumes near 60 million as a baseline for foreign military training in the indo-pacific. why did the state department [captioning performed by thenat, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> we'll leave this here to honor our more than 40-year commitment to coverage of the congress. later at 5:00 p.m. today, they will debate several bills from the foreign affairs committee and now live to the floor of the house here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. hear the cries of your people

that was security analyst pub reese part here. thank you very much. well, russia has been widely accused of indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas in ukraine. the attacks of left many ukrainians, not least children with life changing injuries, but doctors are finding ways to help tackle the trauma t w's. abraham visited a hospital in cuba, where a medical team has helped one young girl get back on her feet. little him what they say it takes a village to raise a child for 6 year old marina. it's taken one to put her back on her feet on the lit up a little slow with the chest. and she has grown so much during this time since the war and everything that has happened to us some that she has become very mature. she sees everything differently. les miles of such a clean shawn. that shift started over 6 months ago when marina lost her leg and started treatment at the sky of hospital. our brush and shell hit her home in the southern ukrainian city of her son. natalia not wanting to add to her daughter's trauma, refused to flee the country. instead, she mov

roger la nostra reese, boss that a truck here, caboodle, it will help or lead you got the majority further made. such will tim italy's right when government is known for its strict anti migration policies. this also include restricting rescue operations aimed at boats carrying migrants in italian waters. protestors took to the streets of the small town of crew tro on saturday to condemn the recent boat tragedy. this sign which reads, government slaughter makes it very clear who they think is responsible or group of people that we're here to commemorate yet another slot other. unfortunately, people keep dying at sea. we need to stop the slaughters these homicides. as the weather gets warmer, more by its carrying migrants expected to make the dangerous journey to europe shores for more on the situation of the coast of italy, we spoke to journalist sima gupta in rome. well, it's like what you mentioned, essentially multiple operations over the course of friday and saturday. we understand over a 1000 my grants have been rescued or aided to be brought to italian, showed the italian coast guard,

as conversations with augusta, this is say, this has consequences law. professor yvonne mcdermott reese there and vladimir putin is due to welcome china's president using ping for talks in moscow next week . the visit will be, she's 1st to russia in nearly 4 years. a kremlin official says the 2 leaders will discuss the conflict in ukraine as well as military cooperation. the visit signals, a strong show of china support for russia as brewton face is increasing international isolation over his invasion of ukraine. turkish president, wretch, a tie up erewhon has finally given his backing to finland, joining nato that clears the way for turkey's parliament to ratify finish membership. and so far erewhon has given no indication, he will also accept sweden's been to join the alliance. turkey and hungary are the only nato members yet to approve the 2 countries applications. but rainy day in and kara has a piece of good news for hansen key o at the presidential palace low job day a bad to on greeted the finish. president. turkey has been in the spotlight for dragging its feet in the ratificati

he's a policy mani of great their fear massey on this issue for julia law nostra. reese boss, thought a truck a board or it wound up or lee to get the majority from it such with them. italy's right when government is known for its strict anti migration policies. this also include restricting rescue operations aimed at boats carrying migrants in italian waters. protestors took to the streets of the small town of crew tro on saturday to condemn the recent boat tragedy. this sign, which reads, government slaughter makes it very clear who they think is responsible or cooper. we're here to commemorate yet another slaw there. unfortunately, people keep dying at sea. we need to stop the slaughters these homicides courses for school. as the weather gets warmer, more boats carrying migrants expected to make the dangerous journey to europe's shores. it's being called the largest demonstration in israel's history. organizers say over half a 1000000 people rallied across the country, protesting the right when governments proposed a radical overhaul of the country's judiciary. the plans would allo

from reese's railway system is aging. it needs modernizing many trains or traveling on a single tractor signaling control systems. automatic control systems are get to be installed in some areas. so we will know she, we will know more after the investigation is complete. stacking thomas in athens now to nigeria, where the electoral commission has declared paula to newbert a president elect. it was the candidate of the ruling. all progressives, congress, party, nigerian stated life into the night to hear the announcements with the new bill is now expected to take over from outgoing president. mohammed har electoral commission said mister to neighborhood 18800000 votes, while his main challenger, article abaca took almost 7000000, but opposition parties have questioned those figures and labeled the election a share. ah, the man known as the godfather of league also arrived to a pop stars, well come a long time political king mika polo to move, who has just pulled off his biggest. when yet, addressing his supporters after a

w or ah ah, this is d w. news line from berlin. reese looks for answers after its worst real disaster in recent memory. at least the people died in the head on collision. and officials say human error is likely to blame. interested rail employee is due to testify about how trains traveling in opposite directions ended up on the same track. also on the program. a war divided with the war in crane comes together in india. foreign ministers of g 20 nations meeting deli today with opponents of russia's war, hoping invincible doubts to condemn moscow. aggression and unusual winter weather grades. havoc in parts of southern california. for some residences, the 1st time the experience ah there until welcome to the program. in greece, the station master arrested in connection with the countries worst. real disaster is that to testify. thursday will be asked to explain how a prosecutor to prosecute rather how the speeding passenger train carry most of the victims was allowed on to the same track as an oncoming free train for several kilometers tuesday nights. see which killed at least 30 peopl

and now thinking about its future. zurich is credits reese's home base and on the streets, it's business. as usual, people here appear to be largely unaffected by the recent turmoil surrounding one of switzerland's biggest banks. most people here welcome the central banks move to lend more than 50000000000 dollars to the ailing bank effect position. i think that's the right step at the moment, and now they have to show that they can do it well and are careful so that people have real confidence. again, it's a systematically important bank and it has to catch itself, and i think it will catch itself. many believe credit suisse may not have to use all the liquidity provided by the central bank, but they're glad the move calmed investors as the stock bounced back. after all, banks are more important to the swiss economy than chocolate and watches is not likely that they're gonna use it. but the fact that it gives them market confidence sat. you know, the government will not let the bank to fell or they will intervene or for the matter in masters panic, ah, assistant persist. and so i think

when of the season, he edged japan's rives to guy and canada. reese, how the world baseball, classic japan superstar, sho, hey, hotel, me hate, a $135.00 metre home run that went so far into the grandstand that the bull hit an advertising board with his own face on it. japan beet, australia, 71 to win the game. and before we go, here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the u. s. government says it will not be lived. silicon valley bank us regulators, shut it down on friday after a loss of assets prompted to run on deposits. it's the 2nd largest bank failure in u. s. history. and that's all for now. up. next world stories looks at afghan school girls who fled to india to and education will be back again at the top of that next article until wednesday, careful with my knees regretting ahead. using tech as our documentary series founders valley, it's africa. meet the founders empowering their continent through digital innovation.

every night i took the car and stuff by a lake and just swam in that lake for half an hour and just to reese to wash it off and took me 2 or 3 months just to slowly reset that question. what would be us come in for you personally? best to picture it would be best picture. that's a big one. i would just mean immense joy and fun and a massive party all night long. wholly go has a quick reminder of our top story. the u. s. government says it will not bail out silicon valley bank. you as regulators shut down the bank on friday, i offer loss of assets prompted iran on deposits. it's the 2nd largest bank failure in us history. that's it for now. up next is shift. i'm hold on like a and i'll be back in 45 minutes with one use. thanks very much for your company. ha. ha ha ha.

i asked a war professor, yvonne mcdermott, reese what consequences the court's decision could possibly have for russia president put yeah, i think the biggest consequence of, say, surf makes an error. his cut a, get maria, and above and below that he's been and also subject to an arrest. foreign see say, the biggest consequence for them is that it becomes more difficult to travel internationally. so the international criminal court has a 123 state parties. and now, every single one of them is under an obligation to transfer peace n, or am the children's commissioner to the court in the hague to stand trial. and should he travel to any of those countries? and that includes, you know, strategic allies of russia, includes most countries in all countries, in europe and south america, a lot of countries in africa. so, and of course, you know, the, the responses to be exact as like, we're not a pyre seats this course, we'll recognize that. but i think they inherently ed conversations of the, i guess this is sad, this has consequences. you're in the criminal, we expect you that the crim with

jeff reese: -- mr. jeffries: good morning, everyone. good to see you all after a few weeks back home, throughout the country. i always miss the fourth estate. later today we'll be traveling to baltimore for the house democratic caucus issues conference. we're excited. looking forward to it. this is a very robust agenda that has been put together quite ably by caucus chair pete aguilar and caucus vice chair ted lieu. the members are excited, we're excited for the opportunity to spend some time together talking about the future that we want to create for everyday americans. with the leadership of president joe biden, of course, who we will hear from later on this evening. the biden record on the economy has been incredibly strong. 12 million jobs created over the last two years. a record. in american history. we've invested in bringing domestic manufacturing jobs back home to the united states of america. invested in strengthening the health, the safety, the economic well being of the american people through the inflation reduction act as

in the fasting season. tension though, are high in israel at the occupied west bank in the wake of reese and violence. this year ramadan coincides with a jewish holiday. passover and the christian celebrations of easter time for celebration. as thousands of muslims gathered in jerusalem's all city for the 1st day of ramadan, ah, at an ox, a mosque worshippers arrived early for their 1st meal. eleanor, i've been on the floor. oh, we usually have if todd, our families place, but today we wanted to change from a lot. it's a great feeling. we came here. we saw people who are also coming to pray and eat. on the 1st day in alex and mosque. it's the best feeling as people come together tensions a high in the region with nearly daily clashes in the occupied west bank. on thursday, palestinian officials said one person was killed doing a raid by israeli security forces. one have to come on you. people are now afraid of entering the old city because there is not a minute that goes by where the situation is stable here. this is how this applies to all cities in the west bank on the if you have all

we have a clip. >> jesse: this is when reese and i first meet.antic entanglement. >> stephen: who do you play? >> jesse: theo martin. book editor in new york city. that's how we connect. she's a writer, editor. we have similar interests, some fireworks. >> i have read every book. >> wow, not every book. no way. >> yes, way. >> okay. 870 page tome. pirate ship. >> i read it in two days. >> all right, spy novel. >> "ocean of lies." one of the best. i kept saying for a week [speaking greek] that's greek. >> you did not read the dust bowl book. no one did. >> i bought it the day came out. >> that was you? i'm pretty sure we only sold the one copy. >> that was me. i bought it. >> jesse: zoe chao was great in that. it's great. >> lovely having you here. "your place or mine" is on netflix now. jesse williams, everybody. we'll be back with a performance by raye. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections fr

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the reese's peanut butter egg. the egg specifically.eferred candy in 29 states across the country, including the entire west coast, texas and louisiana. it's along the east coast as well. a favorite starbuck starburst easter, jellybeans and hershey's milk. chocolate tied for second place. cadbury creme eggs and marshmallow peeps. also on this list of favorites. as far as the actual meal goes, 74% of americans say they enjoy ham for easter those celebrating passover. enjoy a rack of lamb. olivia horton is standing by. olivia, i want to know are you a reese's peanut butter egg i because the eggs are different than the cop says they are. they. >> i don't care what anybody says. they're a different taste. a totally different products. know they are totally different. it's more peanut butter. and i like that. it is ratio that to chocolate ratio. it's juet it's perfect. it's perfection. as for a fact, i don't like peeps, though. i will have to. i have to stop. my grandma was a big peeps lady and i think over 8 the p c overnight through up and

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but folks like cathy reese want to know, what does that mean speci specifically? they were looking for specifics in terms of what they plan to do to help these people economically years from now, whether that's putting a dollar amount on that, and what are they specifically going to do in terms of monitoring people here in terms of their held and the environment? again, some folks feeling that alan shaw was just a bit light on specifics. kristin. >> yeah. once again, he said on capitol hill moments ago, "i'm just not committed." he committed to the $21 million down payment but would not say yes or no, if he was committed to those -- to compensate specific amounts for the lost property value. jason carroll, sunlen serfaty, thank you, both, so much. >>> from trains to planes and another fight on board, this time on a southwest airlines flight. watch this. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> get off. >> stop it! [ bleep ]. >> so this brawl broke out as people were boarding the plane in dallas. other passengers, you can see they kind of jumped in to try to break it up. cnn's

they blew a 12-point lead, drew up a play for reese bateman, had a good look at it, but no. 13 seed furman, hadn't been to the tournament since 1980, showed virginia the door. 68-67 the final. those were painful highlights for this uva alum to voice over. so tomorrow at 11 a.m. st. mary's faces virginia commonwealth in their first round game. 12th-seeded bcu has been a trendy pick to upset the gaels. this tournament will be the final run for gaels senior and st. francis mountain view alum logan johnson. he's seen the best of his play so far this season scoring 20 or more points in six of st. mary's final eight games. >> logan means everything in our program. he's one of our three leaders and he's an alpha. he's not into all the fluff, into the -- it's all about me. he's not into that. you can about count on him to bring it every time he steps on that court. >> you know who the real winner today was? our colleague jocelyn morant from the morning show. she had furman, maryland, san diego state. she office a roll today and friday the women's tournament games start with sacred heart, a 16 seed

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cinderella party has a nice he gets crashed by l s u and super sophomore angel reese.e was dominant in this one again. 13 points 18 rebounds. it was a true team effort and 54 42 wins and the team has big dreams. christine somalia smith . they're drawing a ring on reese's finger. they're envisioning those championship rings. coach kim mulkey, third women's coach ever to leave multiple programs to the final four. finally i was own katelyn polantz. she rewrites the record books again, this time against louisville, bleeding the hawkeyes to their first final four in 30 years. the front runner for national player of the year gets 41 points. 10 rebounds 12 assists. she is the first player ever to record a 40 point triple double in nc double a tournament history. final two spots on the line tonight you got ohio state virginia tech. and then maryland against the defending champs. south carolina winners had to dallas for the final four that starts on friday. men's final four will be on saturday. happy monday is just so good guys look at this is so good, and she's so fun to watch