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robin?: the results of two high-stakes elections with democrats will make dimock -- in a progressive candidate's victory aid in the works of art run mary bruce jones is now with the results and what they could tell us. good morning mary. >> george: >> we had two very telling races overnight was started in wisconsin where we had not overturned in flip control of the state's conservative supreme court. this is a big one for abortion rights, and could mean that the court could overturn the state's abortion ban. they could also end the use of gerrymandered registration of maps which are given republicans command and control of the state legislature. supreme court races like this do not garner this type of national attention but this race is having a huge impact in the future of a very key battleground states and rob and he did become the most expensive judiciary race in american history was more than $40 million spent. >> george: 40 million okay. >> robin: let's go back to chicago for a moment t

and robin is down there in the state. she loves. hello, robin. oh, i do love this state.his is my home state. you know that, george. i'm telling you, it's been about a month since that ef4 tornado tore through this little town in northern mississippi. and i'm really honored. i'm honored to be here this morning to kick off gma. s new initiative, mississippi strong, where we are pledging our commitment to helping this town recover and rebuild. we know it's going to take some time. and before we get going, this morning, i thought it best that we take a look at how rolling fork has been impacted. the this morning. the power of the deadly tornado disaster still painful with lingering destruction and devastation breaks your heart to know that so many families, you know, have lost so much a month later, display families feeling the stark reality of that harrowing evening. y'all need help over there. an ef four tornado ripping through rolling fork on march 24th at 8 p.m. if that tornado bid was captured by aq weather, bringing catastrophic winds up to 170mph, surging rescue. hell

>> roy: please welcome robin thede! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> thank you! >> roy: robin thede!his color! we are ready! yeah, no. what a day to be in new york. what day to to be in new york! [cheers and applause] prom, just everything wrappedus- into one. i drove by trump tower. they were screaming "lock him up." [cheers and applause] i just -- i am here for the trial, you know? i'm excited to have you covering it, i'm excited to have you at this desk. >> roy: thank you, robin. so your program, "black lady sketch show" entering its fourth season. [cheers and applause] >> crazy. it is so good, you guys. >> roy: not just in front of the camera, but all of the black women that you employ behind the camera, you are big on diversity. you are big on showing black women and giving them, putting them on a pedestal. in this era of so many other channels going, "we don't know what diversity is, where is the talented black woman," where do you find them? did you hire all of them? >> no, no! i did not. i did not. >> roy: that's the diversity problem. you hired all of them. [laughter] >> no,

alright robin. we turn now to tennessee, where the battle over to lawmakers ousted from the republican led state assembly enters a new phase. today nashville city council is set to hold an emergency meeting and alex perez is in nashville with the latest good morning, alex. hey good morning, rebecca . local officials in their districts have the power to reinstate the ousted representatives and say that's exactly what they plan to do. the national metro council will hold an emergency meeting this afternoon to return justin jones to his former seat majority of the 40 member body, already indicating their support. i like henry reinstated. no one can take his place commissioners in shelby county in memphis meet wednesday to potentially reinstate pearson. i do hope to continue to serve district 86 the reappointment and if there is a special election, i would definitely run in that special election because our voters have been disenfranchised over the weekend, tennessee republican house members defending t

robin?we appreciate your reporting and as we heard, some of the leaked documents related to the war in ukraine. for the reaction there, let's go to our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell. good morning, ian. >> yeah, good morning, robin. that's right. ukraine is trying to play down the impacts of these leaks but the documents from february do suggest potential problems for the country. first, they face a dire shortage of air defense missiles and that the upcoming spring offensive may not be as successful as some expect. u.s. official confirming to abc news that the classified u.s. intelligence assessment does say that ukraine is unlikely to capture as much territory as last year's counteroffenses. ukraine is saying that the leaks won't fail the plans but under real pressure to deliver some momentum on the battlefield. meanwhile, russia is testing intercontinental ballistic missile saying it's designed to test new strategic missile systems. that comes, of course, amid some recent prisoner

robin? >>> new details about the 21-year-old alleged pentagon leaker as he is set to appear in court this morning. trevor ault outside the courthouse with what we're learning. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. jack teixeira is accused of leaking top secret intelligence. today he'll be in court for detention hearing. prosecutors are arguing, if he were to be released he is a risk to flee and leak more classifieds intelligence including to american adversaries. overnight new details in the alleged case of jack teixeira. they argue the 21-year-old must be detained as he poses a serious flight risk, saying he took a series of obstructive steps intended to prevent investigators from understanding the scope of his alleged actions. according to the filing authorities found smashed laptop tablet and x box gaming console, as well as a trove of weapons, including handguns, bolt action rifles, shotguns and ak style weapons and a gas mask upon searching his residence. >> there's tw

robin hustled her and turned her over to the police, waiting outside. as soon as robin had started to take her out, a man who had been sitting next to her rose and started to shout. i came up behind him and locked my arms in his and dragged him out into the aisle. so i. thompson caught the other arm and we took him out the front door and turned him again over to the police. many television cameras were outside. i then returned to my post in the sanctuary. this was june 18th. president and mrs. carter were in class and at church. fred gray asked the president to give an impromptu few highlights of the story of joseph. he did so, and it was given in soft as modest tones, but fully and most interesting, only done one. it was through fred. greg jokingly said, we will now rise and be dismissed, explaining that the president had so perfectly covered all the points of the lesson. irene, for two, sat behind the carters in church and said that amy tugged at her tooth during the service. when she pulled it out. she crawled over two or three people and handed it t

robin hustled her out and turned her over to the police, waiting outside. as soon as robin had started to take her out, a man who had been sitting next to her rose and started to shout. i came up behind him and locked my arms in his and dragged him out into the aisle side. thompson court the other arm and we took him out the front door and turned him again over to the police. many television cameras were outside. i then returned to my post in the sanctuary. this was june 18th. president and mrs. carter were in class and at church. fred gray asked the president to give an impromptu high highlights of the story of joseph. he did so, and it was given in soft as modest tones, but fully and most interestingly done. one, it was through fred gregg jokingly said, we will now rise and be dismissed, explaining that the president had so perfectly covered all the points of the lesson. irene fethullah sat behind the carters in church and said that amy tugged at her tooth during the service when she pulled it out. she crawled over two or three people and handed it to the

. >> good morning, robin. police are praising police, their swift response that absolutely saved lives. even so, given the vicious nature of the attack even with police officers inside the bank responding in minutes, still five are dead and several others are fighting for their lives this morning. this morning, new details emerging in the deadly louisville bank rampage. officials calling this an evil act of targeted violence. monday morning, an old national bank employ arrived with a rifle, opening fire in a conference room. the gunfire echoing through downtown streets, officers arriving in three minutes. inside, bystanders locking themselves in bathrooms, even reportedly hiding inside the vault. >> it was on the first floor in the back in the conference room area. >> bank employee troy hayes hid in the break room, sprinted out the door. >> heard a click, lady turned around, what the hell, he started shooting. blood is on me from it. >> authorities say officers exchanged gunfire with the suspect quickly ending

good morning, alex. >> good morning, robin.sec prosecutor's office said they must still collect evidence before deciding on charges, but the 16-year-old's family is demanding an arrest be made. this morning protests in kansas city after 16-year-old ralph yaro was shot by a homeowner when he mistakenly went to the wrong home. the high school junior's parents asked him to pick up his siblings at an address at 115th terrace, but he accidentally went to a home5th street where, according to his family, he was shot in the head through a glass door after he rang the doorbell. yaro recovering in the hospital. >> this child and this child's family knows there are people working hard, a number of people working hard, to make sure there's justice. >> reporter: the shooter, who has not yet been identified, was taken into custody and released pending further investigation. >> we do have a police department that is listening, that cares, and we take all of these cases seriously. >> reporter: hundreds took to the streets demanding the shooter

it's bad. >> our robin roberts seeing it firsthand. >> that's a flagpole. >> that's a flagpole. >> do> yes. >> everyone doing their part to help. earlier this week students from west harrison high school in southern mississippi filling up a school bus full of supplies, driving it more than four hours north to rolling for. >> we all went around to all of the teachers and collected the cans and it just really brought our senior class together. >> just yesterday little caesar's love kitchen rolling into rolling fork from from nearby flowood mississippi serving up warm slices to this community still relying on the goodness of others to stay fed. >> i lost my entire house and my car. i lost everything. >> bertha lindsay has been staying in a hotel room donated by the american red cross. her home of more than 50 years gone. >> everyone has been so kind and generous and giving and loving. i am glad we have this support. if we did not i don't know what we would do. >> and then there is tracy harden. i first met her less than 48 hours after the tornado hit. >> this is an example of the communi

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the post and a warning about nationalism in front of hungary, anti immigration prime minister victor robin. the pontiff called for kindness to refugees. ah. and we made the hard rockers from kenya competing for the chance to play at the world's biggest heavy metal festival. the legendary vatican in northern germany. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the sharp. dozens of ukrainian civilians have been killed and wounded in the biggest rush and air strikes in weeks. the city of a man south of key was the worst. he'd police say 23 people, including 4 children, died when rockets struck in apartment block president. a lot of miss zalinski has condemned the attacks as the night of tara. 6 there still in shock after russian missiles destroyed their homes in the early hours of it, at 1st all the glass flew out. everything flew out even the chandelier fell. everything was covered in glass and then there was an explosion and the cars started exploding . we quickly found our things and ran out, and then every one started arriving several buildings where hit one completely destroyed to you more trouble. i

i hardly even harrison and one other guy work with city, but about one, what a more robin tommy likes to follow. the children's and young adults progress. he's managed to convince lots of companies to become donors and co operation partners. he invest that income mostly in new technology for any special education to any when he goes to the a basic game, fight that out be system. the thing is a lot of insight of that, that at best. so what needs to be taken care whether it's his upper body, nobody goes model fine motor to model that kind of milestones we, we define the long term goal is to establish the project at other locations and corolla. the start at mission could make that possible. are you guys doing a hello? hello. the start up mission is a government funded center to specifically support smaller companies. these men are part of a group looking for innovative solutions for the medical sector, and carola both see great potential and the concept of inclusive. yeah, i think there we measured their work on to better meters. one was the accuracy of the data that the kind of mind and

ah, bugs of a robin watching over luck. my headquarters here in bo also coming up the us in the philippines. stuff up the defense alliance as they share concerns over china's dominance in the region. abandoned at see the italian coast guard carries outflow peroration to rescue 2 boats carrying hundreds of people and call to the cycle of violence and drought. the un cheese is expected to visit somalia, where millions of people have been displaced. ah, welcome to the present. we begin in the us, where 5 people are being shot dead in the state of kentucky. police a 23 year old man opened fire inside the bank where he was an employee. several others were injured including a police officer. the gunman was killed in the shooting john 100 reports. the gunshots ring out in downtown louisville prompting police to warn passers by to take cover. the police arrived within 3 minutes of an 8 30 am call that a gunman was firing inside old national bank smashing through the glass of the lock bank. they engaged the gunman, killing him. offi

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ah, loves of a robin watching of 0 life my headquarters here in doha. also coming up a call to help somalia, the un chief sounds the alarm as drought and conflict displaces hundreds of thousands of people. the imac releases its weakest 5 year growth forecast, had 3 decades thanks to high inflation banking, turmoil, and the war in ukraine. and a reluctant moved to $60000.00 colombian villages resist leaving their homes despite threats of a volcanic eruption. ah, welcome to the program me a bars hunter has admitted carrying out our strikes that have killed more than 100 people. the attack happened on the village of bassi g and sunshine province, and is one of the hunters deadliest, says it seized power. in 2021. the winds. humanitarian rights chief says he's horrified by the attacks. vulgar turk said school children before we dance, says that an event held by opponents of the hunter are thought to be amongst the victims who to spokesmen, zalman tongue, told billet treat channel by wadi that the attack was aimed at restoring stability in the region. the ma

said robin. it dough! reminder of all the top stories, mammals has admitted carrying out as strikes that have killed more than $100.00 people. the attack happened don't the village of us i genes on drunk, providence, scientists want them to steadily as it sees power in 2020 want. united nations, secretary general antonio guitar, russia's visiting somalia. he says the international community has failed to help with subject as it faces its worst drought it. decades at the national defense also says the global economy is facing uncertainty. it's water that growth will only reach about 3 percent annually over the next 5 years. that's the weakest. it bowls and 3 decades human rights watch as calls for the release of the full, but to dizzy and prime minister ali love i at he's been detained since december without appearing before a judge. the vice president of at heart us arrest comes a bit and escalating crackdown of present cry sides potent not i add to is reportedly being prosecuted for decisions and policies

ah no child, reserved me so robin into horror. reminder of all top news stories, mammals into, has admitted to carrying out and strikes that are killed, more than a 100 people. the attack happened on the village of posse, g, and sunshine province, and is one of the military's deadliest since it seized power in 2021. 20 changes following developments from neighboring bank coke. the evidence that we've seen from the pictures, what we've heard from 1st responders were, was that this was a majority civilian event that the people from the nearby villages had come to attend the opening ceremony for this office, which was going to deal with social welfare and village affairs, there had been 17 tables set up and the coding to one 1st responder. we spoke to many of those attending with children. and certainly the visual evidence seems to support that. the united nations secretary general and tenure guitar, russia is visiting somalia. he says the international community has failed to help the country as it faces its worst drought in decades. the united nation says it's considering ending its mission

robin? >> all right, whit. appreciate your reporting. now to the deadly violence in sudan and its ripple effect in the region, affecting critical aid that is meant for millions facing hunger. david muir was in south sudan when the deadly violence broke out. he's here with the first look at his report. i can only imagine what you witnessed firsthand. >> very dire. as you all know, this is a region that knows war. but we were on the ground to report on a very different battle. they're in a real fight there against climate change. we were in south sudan. more than 1 million people, families and children, in dire need right now. this morning, our first look. we land in south sudan, where we are told there is an urgent effort to get to more than 1 million people in desperate need due to the climate. the u.n. trucks waiting as we head out with the world food program, traveling down the only road in, carrying aid to sudan. mud walls holding the water back. and then the only way to get to so many of

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joining me now is robin, she's the operations director of the west alabama woman cente located in tulsa, right in the heart of america's abortio desert in south. she is the author of the important book, the ne handbook for a post-ro america. robin, before we get started thank you for joining me i want to play a piece that yo did, and interview you did wit ali velshi last summer specifically about the abortio pill, take a listen. >> if i walk in here and i see you, you're wearing a shir that the says medication abortion is extremely safe and effective. i say, can get some? >> no. i can't say anything if i were a regular person, i would sa something like, a person can g to access.org and obtain medication abortion withou eating a prescription and have that regardless of whether i is a legal state or illega state. that would be something that i could say about a regula person i'm not a regular person i cannot say that your patient i cannot say that to anyone. honestly, wearing the shirt is a risk and i do it on purpos because i know that this is on way to make a conversation happen and mak

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robin von allmen was a lucky catch.s a bachelor's degree in biology, but he teaches much more. “i teach nature and technology, math, media and it, english; french until last week. i even taught a course called ethics, religion and society. the swiss teachers association is critical of the newcomers. teachers without diplomas are urgently needed - but they should still earn their diplomas, says the association's president. the signal sent by being able to work in schools without pedagogical training is that this profession doesn't require training. many students of education will think: why do i need three, four, five years of training if i could do without it? most of the new teachers in the valley never obtain their teaching diploma. sylviane says she's too old for that. and robin wants to do a master's degree, research, and just teach on the side. while principal possel is proud of his new teachers, he also sees problems. “it's a daily struggle. of course the new teacher comes with little experience and has to learn.

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it was in warner robins, locally their energy costs were increasing. the gas prices are 8 times higher than before. all due material costs are increasing at least 34 percent sanctions each year. right now in practice making companies like our company, we are 2025 employees, makes our job very, very difficult. i think it to be able to hurt a lot of small companies. and i'm afraid that many of them would be forced to stop the production or to reduce to a minimum level. then small, now senior started his business back in the early 19 ninety's. for years his company is specialized in engineering and manufacturing like way past the components experience and the kind of a strategy. disregarding external factors. what does camp his company afloat over the years? absolutely unexpected. be heard that the russian company won the target for the negotiations for that praise egypt. it was a big chance for us to participate in this project. and it was quite well and we could reach the position of me supplier for bless the past. we have a daily contact to our russian

. >> the company was founded by robin tommy. he himself has been working in in the i.t.any years. for one of his projects, he visited a school specifically for people with disabilities. there he realized what was missing: future prospects. >> we started giving them hope. now, hope alone will not work. we have to create an ecosystem for them to bring this change, sustain change and bring a circular economy behind it. that is why we are committed to do that. we cannot leave them with just technology, we are integrating that technology back to society bringing people together, and making sure everybody can contribute to the ecosystem. >> it all began here, in the therapy center. >> yes! >> this is where minu works on her motor skills with the help of computer technology. the focus is primarily on her stronger hand, the right >> very one. good! >> a big advantage of the playful training method is that the pain minu would have during the exercise has become decidedly more bearable. >> i can only improve if i train all the time. in the beginning, i cried a lot. but now, the jo

bookstore ten on the mall so the authors will be going there sign their joining us now on booktv is laura robins, author of stash my life in hiding comes out march 7th of this year. and i want you to start with a quote on, page 18 of your book. okay, if hiding in plain sight where an olympic i would be a gold explain that quote oh that boy so i had i had a really interesting childhood i was in one way it was really idyllic. i lived in cambridge, mass. i went to a private school. i, i have i have an amazing mother who always told that i was worthy and lovely and beautiful and, loved me. but i also had a stepfather who for whatever reason, the way that i was rubbed him the wrong way. that was curious. that was that was opinionated. that that's the kind of little girl i was every time i was any one of those things and more, he would become emotionally abusive toward me. so order to kind of keep the peace in. my house, i learned to edit who i was in order that it didn't set off. so if being too chatty was annoying to him, i was less chatty. if being curious was annoying to him, i would be less curio

we filmed the building where he says he was taken after his arrest bolt, the fournier auto robin had orders for the 1st round floor in the right corner. there's a daughter, so this is her and real this sill one for enter. this is the open space. there is a chair and there is a whole to have i was getting horrified like what kind of place is this? and like when i was taken to the sales and i got flawed, that this is a very well organized and managed dr. brook dictor lumina is a hidden sound system in every room. he didn't sound system. little thought that he's always also, you're mostly a to create psychologically, sounds wilma, look what are we identified? one of the sounds played in the cells for the next 36 hours. alarm says he was tortured and tortured by one person, specifically ms. enough with navi kaiser. is considered one of drabs tortures. we confronted him with the allegations, but he did not respond. navea garcia need kaiser is a bit arrogant. i'm not aware of anyone who has a good relationship with him. danny alam says that his torture asked the journalists not to film his

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