rochester police say ght they heard gun shots so the crowd surged toward exits creating a stampede. two of the nine people injured are in critical condition. police say there is no evidence of any actual gunfire. these are photos showing how packed the venue was before the stampede. two mehis rappers finesse two times and grammy nominated glow rilla had finished performing when the stampede happened. >> when you go to a concert, you do not expect to be trampled. your loved ones expect you to be able to come home and a you can about the experience that you had at the great concert. what i saw af what happened at this concert breaks my heart and it is totally unacceptable. >> rochester's mayor said the city will look whether the venue had required safety measures in place. >>> fbi offering reward for return of four american citizens kidnapped in mexico friday. video posted to twitter appears to show the moment they were taken. we warn you some of the images are upsetting. this is a border town a few minutes from brownsville, texas. fbi says the four americans entered mexico driving a

two people were killed during a stampede at a glorilla concert in rochester, new york.ay the crowd may have been triggered by unfounded fears of gunfire. >>> the justice department may block jetblue's $3.8 billion acquisition of spirit airlines. the deal would create the fifth largest carrier in the country. the lawsuit could be filed as early as today. >>> and the notre dame cathedral in paris is set to reopen in december 2024 after five years of repairs and reconstruction. a fire broke out beneath the roof of the structure in 2019, collapsing the cathedral's iconic spire. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the urgent search for four american citizens kidnapped at gunpoint in mexico. the fbi tonight offering $50,000 in reward money for the safe return of the americans who were in mexico to buy medicine and got caught in a shoot-out. president biden has been briefed, and the state department is working to secure their safe return. cbs's jan

but if you look at the temperatures here, gucia ross and rochester, 38 near 40. that is warm and it should be this time the year as well as maybe not a surprise. now, given it has been fairly warm in some pakistanis, increasing cloud, and chows, all thunderstorms in western disturbance will bring those temperatures down just a little bit. and the facts, good part of pakistan in the north side of the sandra turning is them about about 22 degrees. in contrast, it should be 36 in karachi. ah, with still, by arriving here, pledging more a detailed coverage more than a decade. who has killed all these many, serious millions of that you're looking for safety from around the world, limiting their powers with increasing number of governments getting elected as will have to wait longer. well, that's the u. k. any you have reached the agreement to break the deep stay late on trade and customs in northern ireland. the deal came 87 years since britain voted to leave the blog. so.

well, a concert stampede in rochester, new york. it's claimed the lives of at least 2 people. it happened sunday night during a concert for rappers glorilla and finesse 2 times at rochester's main street armory as concertgoers were exiting the show just after 11:00pm the crowd began to surge toward the exits after what some of the concert thought were gunshots. police have not confirmed any gunshots were fired at all. 8 others were injured in that stampede. and developing news, the fbi is reporting that 4 americans have been kidnapped in mexico and what may have accidentally been a case of mistaken identity. federal officials say the americans just driven into northeastern mexico from texas when they came under fire from unidentified gunman. the attackers enforce the victims into another vehicle, drove away. the victims are driving a white minivan with north carolina plate. according to a u.s. official, they may have been targeted by the state and they were not the intended victims. the fbi is offering a $50,000 reward for their safe return. this all happened in a city called

reserves. yamil move comes after, like is largest creditor, china agreed to restructure its love. rochesters have taken to the streets again in france after controversial pension reforms became law comes after the government narrowly survive to confidence, votes and parliament of the issue. opponents vowed to keep fighting the deeply unpopular changes that include raising the retirement german education minister bettina stock. bouncing a has arrived in taiwan on a 2 day trip. she's the 1st german minister to make an official visit to the island in more than 25 years. beijing, which regards taiwan as part of its territory, has reacted angrily to the left side. in uganda, parliament is expected to vote today on a bill that would increase penalties for homosexuality to a maximum of 10 years in prison. same sex contacts are already prohibited in uganda . under colonial era laws, but the proposed bill goes much further criminalizing anyone who claims a gender identity other than what it describes as the binary categories of male and female d. w, spoke to a gay rights activist in uganda, o uploads

other correspondent rebecca writers has been covering these protests throughout the day. rebecca rochesters have called it a day of resistance. can you tell us what you saw today? yes, certainly cuz we've been traveling around the country are drawing to follow some of the resistance measures that they these groups have been taking. you mentioned there the projects at the airport. we were there earlier. that was the people blocking the entrance to the airport and trying to disrupt prime minister b b, b netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu attempts to get there. he was obviously flying to italy today to meet with the prime minister there. he was disrupted and he had to fly b as ordered by police shop up. and he was also there meeting, lloyd austin, the residential equity. as you mentioned, who was supposed to meet him in jerusalem and his officers and go into tel aviv as well. that was also disrupted the military here, asking what austin directly stay at the airport because of everything that's going on it today. we were then in tel aviv the scene of many, many protest, really since the beginning wa

or evan cosca, which used to work with the w moscow bureau chief yuri rochester, who told me more about the case. well, i feel even guess coverage wasn't catherine work in the rush, us euro mountains on our research trip. apparently his subject was the private army wagner group fighting in ukraine, even the girl cabbage. jessica, which is said to have been arrested by the russians secret service f as be after visiting a restaurant in the evening. i'd like to stress that the he worked completely legally as an importer in russia. he had an official breast accreditation, but he knew supposedly that the secret service f as b was obviously monitoring him, especially in the last few days indicative greenberg. that's what he told to the his friends and colleagues and remarkable in this context is scrambling reaction. last name is put in spokesperson demetrius gov command, and surprisingly clearly on the incidence saying that gash coverage was caught red handed according to the motto he deserved it. it should be no other than the kremlin usual rags very differently mostly says nothing at all, b

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struck one the final at the austin opened in texas after beating russian of our var at rochester in straight sets. but she did not shake her opponent's hand or pose for photos with her for the match. victory, speech must have paid tribute to every one. quote, fighting in dine nuclear as use of the sour stay tuned for deed of asia with my colleague direct energy that's coming up next. ah. so i was just rescuing dr from a farm. this one, this body globally. you know, i found it like this and i couldn't just leave it there. should meet this is such a great bird with it was so dirty that cleaning it, turn the entire bathroom into a mess. this is the water birds 1st as well, but one of the most beautiful moments i've ever experienced was at a truth with dr. series about our complex relationship with animals, global. i think i will live long enough to witness the end of factory farming. the great debate this week on d. w or this is did have been news asia coming up today, acting against cast prejudice. ah, that's yours. in seattle, the 1st city in the united states to ban gas discrimination. but o

as you read the diary you will see that barber conable epitomize that one of my first jobs was in rochester, new york, and i'd had the to meet former soon to be world bank president barbara carnival and a number of occasions and what would alan wrote in this book is so true he was probably one of the most decent, hardworking individuals you'd ever want to meet and there are two stories i'll share with you. first of all, his passion, the republican party. he was a fierce partizan, but he was also a patriot and he put the country first. and i had the chance when he was president to sit down with president george h.w. bush to talk about the news of the day. he spent half the time talking about his good friend barber conable. so when you're doing an interview with a president, you want the time to talk about the news as jonathan martin can attest to. but he respected the institution of congress and what makes the diary so fascinating? certainly part of the greatest, his service in as a marine corps, his service to congress his service to the world bank. and nobody covered it better than our mod

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police in rochester, new york, we're chasing a stolen jeep when it slammed into a school bus at full speed. they say the carjacker threatened the jeep's owner with a knife and then drove off with it. they went the wrong way on a one way street before hitting the school bus was carrying 17 students. thankfully no one was hurt, and police arrested two people who tried and failed to flee the scene. alright turning down to an abc news exclusive going inside the company called open ai artificial intelligence and their newest technology. amid all the hype of helping humans advanced, critics say, there is a dark side. here's a b cs rebecca jarvis. this morning. abc news is getting an exclusive look inside open ai, the company behind the artificial intelligence chatbot chat gpt chat. gpt can answer complex questions right. intricate speech is the latest version chat. gpt four can even pass the bar exam with a score in the top 10% and it can do it all in just seconds are rebecca jarvis sitting down with open ai ceo sam altman? what changes because of artificial intelligence? part of the excit

ago at jewish federation in rochester about the rise of ant thy semitism and i appreciate of talking about the increase and do everything we can to make sure we not only remember the past but cognizant of all the challenges. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. steil: i agree with my colleague as we see a rise. now is a time to remember how that can take us in this world down a dark path and no darker path than the holocaust. i would like to recognize the gentleman from new york, m mr. dees possible eato. mr. d'esposito: i rise to voice my support for house concurrent resolution 25 which would authorize the use of emancipation hall for a sermony remembering the victims of the holocaust. it is important that this legislative body and the federal government at large do everything possible to ensure the horrors of the holocaust are never forgotten and the victims are always remembered. holding a ceremony right here demonstrates this nation's unified commitment to honoring those who fell victim to an evi

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host: we have been in rochester, new york. caller: i have a question and comment.ne regarding ukraine and the other gun control. regarding gun control, when are we going to start putting the fear of god and to murderers? when will we institute the death penalty for any mass shooter regardless of age and execute them by tribunal? they shoot up the school and they get the firing squad. second question, why is there is c-span media background on the war in ukraine. host: he is talking about punishments for shooters and in a lot of cases there killed at the scene. guest: what the right punishment for a mass murderer, people have different opinions on the death penalty. whether dying is a deterrent for someone who is undertaking a mass shooting because a lot of them die in the process and often times that seems that is their goal. having someone there who can engage with them will perhaps have a greater effect. the difference between what happened here and uvalde is the time with which they were confronted. they were able to engage the shooter within 14 minutes and that

in national news, a concert stampede in rochester, new york claimed the lives of at least 2 people. sunday night during a concert for rappers, quote, real law and finesse 2 times at rochester's main street armory. >> as the concert goers were exiting the show just after 11 o'clock, the crowd started to surge toward the exits after some of the concert goers thought they heard gunshots. police have not confirmed that any gunshots were fired at all. but 2 people died and 8 others were injured in the stampede. >> families want to fly together without paying extra seating costs now have a tool to help them. department of transportation just rolled out a new dashboard that allows travelers to find free family seeding. this can prevent situations when children are signed to separate scenes from their parents. some advocates point out that the service from airlines isn't necessarily permanent and they're calling on the transportation department to require free family seeding transportation secretary pete buttigieg says his department is working on those regulations. now. my message to the a

almost every day rochester came there pink our cities, us. but it is being one of the few destinations open for russians, opposed to the war. tens of thousands of crossed the border since february, an inflow that dramatically increased in september when russia's vladimir putin announced a mobilization of extra troops. the exodus hasn't been universally welcomed. every day, hundreds and thousands of russian states is that of course, our board there, you can do georgian government, which are very clearly on the whole pan leighton collaborate on appraisal with the russian government. and the russian and b has nothing to respond to the threats in george's bustling capital tbilisi. you are now just as likely to hear russian being spoken as georgian and some here. a worried that 2 tin supporters could have been deliberately concealed. among the most recent arrivals, russians whose ethnicity the kremlin could exploit if it ever wanted to repeat a ukraine style invasion here. i think there is a lot of shall hear because they think that people who are

the national, the cia invented media cover story to conceal the american involvement in the tax on rochester, north stream pipeline. that is according to pulitzer prize. winning journalist seymour hersh says german state intelligence was also involved with standing in middle of a crater made by did such go ballistic missile, which is capable of carrying nuclear ammunition. obviously this was not the case this time around. however, this building has been completely destroyed. ukrainian attack on don x that he destroys a water supply repair, facilitate further worsening the situation for the lives of.

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chris and i write for the electric as well as rochester to there is more than meets the eye to the seemingly tranquil town of 27000 people, including plenty of clubs, offering gambling. many were established in honor of returns, soldiers and a runners charities with generous tax concessions that's allowed them to expand into sprawling institutions that tolerate little criticism. helen says her calls to reform have led to a targeted campaign against her by clubs, new south wales. the peak body representing the state pubs and clubs, advertisement, directly attacking her, have been displayed in several venues. the i felt putting that pitcher up, that was certainly sending a very clear message to me. and that, you know, i buy overstepped my mac. sorry it is. i feel it's intimidation and bullying. and damn, i find it quite funny. today she's a guest speaker at a conference that's being held in one of those local close. the regions label shortage is the focus. but chief is gambling. addiction is an even harder problem to fix put 20 or 30 or even $50.03 to pack machine is a having an odd out and ha

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second woman has now died this morning after a stampede at a concert in rochester, new york, eight others were injured when fans rush to the exits after regret a show by grammy nominated rapper glow rila. police say the stampede started when people in the crowd thought they heard gunshots. when you go to a concert you do not expect to be trampled. your loved ones expects you to be able to come home. now it's too early to say. what precipitated this? as as the chief said, but i intend to get to the bottom of this. police say there's no evidence any shots were fired. 23 people are now facing domestic terrorism charges after an attack against police in atlanta . authorities say only two of the suspects are actually from georgia, and two are not even from the us rioters threw fireworks and rocks at police sunday after breaching the construction site of a training facility. critics have dubbed cop city several pieces of equipment were also burned. the u. s army is reaching into its past to recruit new soldiers. it's new marketing campaign goes back to the slogan used in the eighties and nineti

for their lives after they were caught up in a deadly stampede sunday night at a rap concert in rochestered and nine others injured when people in the crowd thought they heard gunshots and rushed for the exits. at a concert featuring hip-hop artist glo-rilla, police said they found no evidence of a shooting inside the concert. california governor gavin newsom lashed out at walgreens today saying his state will no longer do business with the nation's second largest drugstore chain. the move comes days after walgreens announced it will not mail out abortion pills in 21 states where attorneys general warned the company that it risked breaking the law. the drug is allowed in at least four of the states. gavin newsom says walgreens that has 500 stores in california is cowering to extremists and putting women's lives at risk. the fbi is investigating a mysterious death aboard a cruise ship. we will have the details next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," you can listen. subscribe where ever you get your podcasts. your podcasts. podcasts. okay everyone, our mission is

we all africans, professor norfolk and rochester. i think that the african union will see the disaster created by the 2000000 situation. as if to museums in the world and not immigrants like in europe and et cetera, et cetera to day we are accused of being too numerous in their countries. yet they themselves knew that this would happen. the tunisia residence permit is given to every one, but there is disorder because people have no papers and there is an abuse of power . now the african union has strongly condemned the statements by chinese and government, calling them racial and shocking. the union has also cancelled a conference that a plan to hold in to neither later this month. and this is understood to be the biggest crackdown since presidency needs power. grabbing 2020 to one way he sat to the prime minister, suspended parliament and pushed through a constitution that consolidated, he's a power seed him solve has denied all these accusations. there are so many enemies of democracy. tunisia who want to do everything they can to

about this even with we will van in the european union the kremlin miguel machine, the state on rochester date and split or t sputnik given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. since it was pushing diggity ava clay with ah, we're talking about the war on masculinity and how it will impact feminism and possibly also elections worldwide. to discuss. want to bring back in our guest life in coach common here. elliot health elliott, you know, you speak a lot about feminism. tell us, in your opinion, what is feminism? and does it have any role to play in the discussion? we are having feminism, isn't it hack on the family? it's an attack on femininity and it's attack on masculinity. it's a perversion of gender rose. it's and it's completely a marxist fabrication because in order to subvert the west, they have to create class warfare. so in order to have class warfare, you have to make somebody feel like they're getting the end of the stick women prior to the so called sexual revolution, women's suffrage and feminism love being women. most women, most women today who are on pills and wh

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wilson, alma ad dams, and bonnie watson coleman, lauren underwood, amelia psyches, and lisa blunt rochester. i want to salute former congresswoman eddie bernice johnson. also members of their membership, civil rights leader rosa parks and coretta scott king and their honorable president, da net reed. we have delta sigma founded in 1913 at howard university. delta's motto is intelligence is the torch of wisdom. delta counts as sisters, my esteemed colleagues, yvette clarke, joyce beatty, stacey plaskett, lucy mcbath, jasmine crockett, valley and our newest member jennifer. and i want to thank val demings and our h.u.d. secretary marcia fudge. shirley chisholm was the first african-american woman to be elected. the honorable president is elsie cook holmes. next we have zeta phi beta. colors are blue and white. zeta's founding principles are scholarship, service, sisterhood and womanhood. and sidney kamlager dove is a member as well as donna edwards and julia carson and they have members anita hill. and their honorable president is stacy grant. last but not least, my sew rote, sigma gamma rho.

whizzing live pictures of these protests right now. rebecca, thank you very much so far. rebecca rochester, in jerusalem forest. thank you. and we apologize for the poor audio and video quality and that live link here in germany, airports row as stations and boss lines have shot down in the countries most disruptive strike action in 30 years. members of 2 of the biggest trade unions have walked off the job on monday. they're demanding high wages and the transport sector to combat the rising cost of living. people in germany are struggling with high inflation since the war and ukraine sent food and energy prices through the roof. after all the strikes are my jaw and bow report. as julia saw deli here, berlin, central station, and emily gordon at frankfurt airport. emily, let's start with you. frank, for their board is one of europe's main aviation hob. certainly germany's biggest. what's going on there today? yes, go ahead. were standing at the departure hall of frankfurt airport, and normally this place will be absolutely packed with holidaymakers. as you can see behind me, 1st of all ther

livelihood finesse seems extended family of 25, but also crops and lives along the local markets of rochester. you that's, that's what happens if you leased a lunch with them. this upgrade didn't really happen here, but in 10 other provinces, if you stop producing food, will be dependent upon other countries. and the days and weeks after the earthquakes, the focus has been on saving lives and providing for the survivors. but there's a growing awareness of the damage to the agricultural facilities in this important farming region that threatens the longer term supply of food. early morning at the wholesale market, the arrival of produce from surrounding farms shows just how abundant this entire area is. to gather the 11 effected provinces supply around a 5th, the national agricultural output, and in some categories, they dominate with the majority of citrus fruit produced here about 3 quarters of the country's cotton, and nearly all of its pistachio nuts contributing to turkey's exports. farmers already had problems finding enough seasonal workers, but the quakes mean they would have around a

watch this plane's bumpy landing caught on camera in rochester, while further east in syracuse, a delta plane exited one of the taxiways with 61 passengers on board, according to airport officials. >> all southside taxiways are covered with snow. braking action reported poor by vehicle. >> reporter: from the runway to roadway, treacherous travel conditions led to this bus crash in massachusetts toppled a tree on to this plow truck, landing two people into the hospital in connecticut, and sent tractor-trailers sliding in new hampshire. >> the snow is so, like, thick oh, god, it's terrible. >> reporter: after a weekend snowstorm in minnesota, employees scrambled to safety today when a mall roof collapsed. and across the country, a one-two punch as another storm funnels rain and snow to an already waterlogged california 26 million people there facing flood alerts overnight, remarkable rescues from rushing waters. firefighters say they pulled 11 people to safety in los angeles county >> unfortunately, don't know about the water coming down and how strong it can be. >> reporter: bicoastal th

brazil, russia, india, china, south africa, probably soon, saudi arabia, iran, and according to rochester, glover off upwards of 2 dozen other countries wanting to join bricks. mr. potter fee, i wanted to ask you how, how important is that of the bricks alliance and international relations on today's global stage. we, she, the wards now with, with many power to completing for 2 minutes in this lord. and for us, good news. because now we can choose where to go and who to our lives with. and to me it is an issue with different blocks. instead of having a lot of good businesses or anything, i mean capitalism is based on the competition and also the size of race on one side, a european union, your job site, that's a good choice is for customers, good choices for choices for partners. and i hope to see more of this in the words, well listen, there are a lot of elements happening in the coming days and weeks ahead of us as well. a lot of moving and shaking on the geopolitical chessboard, professor, but part of fi from the al final university. thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate yo

it's all as a response to terrorist attack and russia, a region according to rochester, ministry of defense assassination attempt in moldova is trans nice. the region targeting senior officials has been thwarted, according to local authorities, who, se ukrainian agents were behind the plant out and political opposition to the republic of georgia refusing to end mass demonstrations despite the national parliament pulling the controversial legislation that ignited the protest. i corresponded is in the nation's capital on protesters here. they're alarmingly organized. they know how to move as a unit, no one to retreat as a unit. they're playing basically like guerrilla warfare with the police here it's, it's crazy. also in the program, washington sized that china is a direct threat to us national security considering bathing close ties with i just off to 3 pm local time here in moscow and a very well welcome to youth top stories right now. when i see international, sorry, the russian armed forces have key targets and several ukranian cities, including in the countries capital key, f l, accordi

they're designed to really air rochester tensions, but they're also designed to play to smart watches base, which completely agrees with the kinds of things he say. and now benjamin netanyahu through a tweet, her said, now is not the time to go to the us meet with present bio. so he's actually on the back foot. now he's trying to defend his decision not to visit, but the simple fact of the matter is, according to the state department officials, is that the simply isn't the invite there still had on al jazeera, ominous fernandez in she lanka, what an i am if below package is bringing home in the countries worst economic crisis, but with some people conditions ah hello, that was thought in south asia and it's looking a lot more settled across india than it was over the weekend. we had some pretty fierce found the storms will, a legacy of showers, remains across that eastern coast in the north and looking a lot quiet here with more in the way of sunshine for new delhi, the worst of the wet weather. still gathering in that northeast corner of india with rain coming in for bangladesh. now

but as we first reported last summer, john sculli of rochester, new york, stepped back into the gym where there, 2:46. >> reporter: do you recognize this at all? john is a basketball referee. >> they cut it, right? it is my jersey. >> reporter: back in june, john was officiating a semipro game between the jamestowne's jackal and toledo glass city. that is him on the near side. seconds before his heart attack. the deadliest kind of heart attack, called a widow maker. doctors told john's fiance, donna, almost no one survives it. >> yeah, 1% of the population, and he is that 1%. >> i was in the right place at the right time. i mean, that's why i'm here. >> reporter: within seconds, a toledo player named myles copeland rushed to his side and started doing cpr. >> i've never witnessed someone just collapsed, but i knew what had to be done. >> reporter: turns out, the toledo forward is also a toledo firefighter. a brand-new one. at the time, just a year out of the academy. >> reporter: what does that feel like, when all is said and done, and you save your life? >> it's honestly one of the best

but we've had reco breaking highs up and down the west coast of the financial and in gujarat and rochester, central and southern pakistan. we seen temperatures really high now they've been tempered recently. you see these blue dots that is at break. so sharon is of come up and will last i think through saturday and sunday, but the karachi and the go it still hot. ah, too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of them thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film, archives planning for decades, review the forgotten food of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of afghan cinema on it just either lou ah, watching our 0 with me and as of a lot of and doha reminder of our top stories, the salad guineas, military leader, has criticize what he call the degrading treatment of sub saharan africans into pneumonia of dozens of guinea intervene patry, aged, often as he, as president accused migrants of creation, a crime wave, a senior member of turkey, a sex party oppositio

so dorothy show, erica dorsey, it seems work that you start to rochester to mislead. oh, in april 2014 ukraine's leaders donna to divine the country's population into us and them will krajina abuse or, or standing there, the coachman still greater than yessir, a little cluster ever well, a cricket, the geologist, issue a carter sub sheila, you store or credit your dose in your i see it got the ru, should human. i see as marcia furnished a ball grade, i thought of the videos to turn your chiller issuing these photos of people grotesquely tied up. can be seen by anyone, middle to middle mythology abrinay to from that i just to him all did yoshika story . cough in father oscar previously with coast albano, let's though just to woolen blue eyes. you don't do out. but toyota solution when you join him in the bucket coordinate nazis. my okay is co bundle roscoe chillman masika dora that she to new scheduled and he's not pretty geo of any normal person would find these peaches shocking or what? any problem it's, it's just human mute. you must hear i genuinely course, a dory

influenced agents and network are financed by london on washington to aligned countries on, on, at rochester, geopolitical objectives. so this is quite abuse when you see been names to porting these protests. now speaking as the pattern of western influence in years past and what we've seen so far, do you see any parallels between the 2014 might on uprising in ukraine and what's happening right now in georgia? what role do you believe that the west is playing in the protest in georgia? yes it is. it deserve a try to. oh, again, it looks like we may be having a little trouble with the connection there. we're going to try to get him back. but again, that was clear, a manual to mod geopolitical expert and chief hero continental the european economic model for growth based on cheap russian energy suppliers is over and it's not coming back. that's the warning coming from the director of the international energy agency. that while the e u commission president praised the blocks, policies, was skyrocketing prices just a side note. russia candidates gas supply to europe by 80 percent, an acre monsan

these temperatures in gujarat and rochester are well above where they should be for this time. the year. however, at least for 24 hours as some passing cloud and showers in the central and southern part of pakistan, which will depressed attempts for a while. ah, every 3 days the woman is killed in the murder of women and unprecedented levels of domestic violence have shopped easily to the court. the violence is more violent.

that's something that old people are discussing, tiredness and disgust, select to the rochester, you know, when you're coming to the old call, they come in and come in and you're fighting and fighting the killed one day. you will have all these attacks just to stay with them. for one more moment, these attacks, they did strike this up for each a nuclear power plant and they've taken it offline. that is considered to be extreme worrying by the rest of the world by the i a especially. does russia see that is a victory? little victory would be, is it if your cranium agree to kind of, if not the piece agreement to try are based on more or less the line of control as it is right now, except thing. a rush and advances and a rush and taking over parts of your grain. oh, that's not happening. that was more spark with the hope of this whole campaign as it began to deprive the ukrainians of power grid during the winter. it didn't work out as it was intended, because well, these miss sol slow quite the numbers landing, but if compared to how many americans could send, say crews marseilles load,

so these comments are inflammatory, they're designed to really are rochester intentions, but they're also designed to play to small churches base, which completely agrees with the kinds of things he say. and now benjamin netanyahu through a tweet, her said, now is not the time to go to the us, meet with prison boy. so he's actually on the back foot. now he's trying to defend his decision not to visit. but the simple fact of the matter is, according to state, home officials is that the simply isn't the invite there. now the warring sides in yemen, odd, usually nearly $900.00 detainees. and a prisoner struck down the internationally recognized government and who the rebels agreed on the exchange. as part of the u. n. mediator deal reached back in 2018. it's unclear how many prisoners are still being held that the number is thought to be in the thousands. now the conflict in yemen is widely seen as a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. you restore diplomatic relations this month. we have a level of trust with all the parties involved in this release. we have this unique partnership