roxanne, i want to take a step back for a moment. you know, getting to this point when it comes to the prisoner's swap, it took 2 years of intense negotiations that were mediated by thought that this has been a successful outcome for caught the but the 2nd year of the negotiation saw mediators shuttling between hotels and door high, that means that both sides of this, the americans and the iranians never met face to face. so i want to ask you just how difficult it was to get to this point. well, the iranians and the americans have made an art of negotiating without being face to face. the same thing was going on and vienna during the jcp away negotiations where it was the europeans that were shuttling between them. so i think it's very difficult. i think it's when people do a stablish report personally that you know, greater breakthroughs can take place. but i think this is the landscape and to go and address a couple of the points, the both the other guests of made it is a very toxic and extremely dangerous landscape. and i think it

roxanne, i saw your reaction to something what fraud was saying, so i'm going to give you a chance to jump in and i want to get your take on this. i mean, what do you say is this prisoner exchange going to lead to more dialogue between the us any ron? um you know, iran, them, us rarely agree on anything. so this is clearly a rare event. how significant is it? well, i think that it certainly was a prerequisite to then proceeding on to possibly re starting the nuclear negotiations. i think it is indicative of the fact that they're going to be small deescalate towards steps that are taken. i think both iran and the united states are seeing the advantage of undergoing an undertaking. transactional deals that are limited in scope and where both countries can claim a when and this definitely fell into that category. so i think there will be future smaller scale negotiations. there are a number of pots of money, of the rooms all over the world. so there's possibly one already being discussed that is sitting in japan. and every one of these negotiations there are elements that both sides can

all right, i saw you also reacting to some of what roxanne was saying there too. so please go ahead, i found a plan just put it very, very well in terms of reading the signals that are coming from both sides. so it's important to look further huts. i mean, doctors, all these arguments that this is all because of the european powers that they were not going to list all the measures. all come october is quite frankly, a bit of nonsense. the fact of the matter is, is that to expect the european powers by the united states to withdraw all the provisions of the 2015 nuclear deal, given that iran hash stock pile, 60 percent uranium, even though it is slow production down slightly in the last quarter to expect everyone to effectively say, well that's it. there's absolutely no reason why iran should have any terms with which it has to comply. that's ridiculous. and so for your want to then put it fist down and say, well that's it. we're going to restrict inspectors. we're going to continue as we have done for 2 years to not allow any access to video of our nuclear facilit

we talked about this roxanne, my kids can't little in california, they can't afford.most people to live here. your purchasing power from your dollar has gone through the roof. a bag of groceries you could get at the store for $20 a few years ago. not now. >> reporter:. >> trace: and it's tough because families are saying i want to go where my kids go, in the vicinity at least, i don't want to be next door but it's tough for a lot of families in some of these states like new york and california. >> especially california. it is out of control. i don't know what the solution is -- i know what the solution is, we need to keep voting for people like gavin newsom for governor. first and foremost the chief executive officer of the largest economy in the world. >> is he going to run for president? >> i hope he does. i'll tell you why because he'll fall flat on his face. i know gavin newsom better than anybody in america because i worked so hard on the recall campaign and i have to tell you he's not ready for prime time. he's going to get on the stage and he's going to be a bi

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yeah, roxanne's many thoughts of greece has still not recovered from the devastation prove by storm. daniel, earlier this month over a 1000 people died during the west storm on record. this farmer is one of the few people still living in his village still cleaning up weeks off the storm down. you'll see that she was born here in 1963 for the i grew up here. all my memories, the here. now it's all destroyed just because we've had to throw everything out and that's a cause that one. but actually it's not just homes and memories, but the storm took livelihoods, the going to stone wrecked crops and agricultural lands. the european union has promised funding to help greece rebuild and the government has made adapting to climate change and national priority. natalie's, sophia kaz lucky is the following. the latest extreme weather events from athens. so we talked to residents also bolos earlier, and they told us that the amount of water that um they see and that is uh, washing away the city since early this afternoon is nothing in comparison. and um, it's is more as sorry when you compare i

think people can expect um, use the standards there if you, if you're a fan of the classic english roxanne from the sixty's that'd be known for you probably going to love every now keith richards posted on social media does before the release of this album that quote there's some new music on its way and hopefully we'll get to see you. so does this mean that they plan to go on tour again? their own leaves about a tour of and no one knows for sure, but it only if it feels like it will be the right thing to do, the minutes go for was 6 years and uh, you know, with the new uh, home usually comes a tour, especially with the rolling stones, and there's still, it seems to all this leading to the career so we can always go. and i mean, they haven't released new music in a while, but they do go on to our lot, right? yes, it's right. so we heard mick jagger and keith richards haven't had the easiest relationship over the years. so is this why it took them 18 years to produce another album with original songs? we can only speculate, but in his 2010 mark type of life keeper just said that they weren'

that's when we arrived at the yes, where they were, you don't expect so many roxanne's associates and therefore the accuracy of navigation to and then don't need to you know to take the sample had to be entirely revised because of the accuracy was to your compared to the voters, we need to find a place which was a very narrow on the to read, which he had 300 and you don't, you don't make a way. so that was the 1st time energy for the operation team to revise your assumptions that we gave them and to be able to find a strategy that arose lendy on such a very small area. and then the attempt itself is always a challenging alteration because it is a total most you are very far away and the spacecraft has to have the ability to, to identify dental zones, you know, to, to touch the surface. and i mean, i need some of the stuff, they do not have the reaction that we expected. in fact, if you don't have a reaction, like if we can turn into a fluid which was unexpected but positions because that's a road us to get to mold and we're expecting, give a regular lane and, and by that i mean myself

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and in this area, roxanne terry's are the number one of terese among all our cash. and with all that, i would like to say that the most important step in this regard who quoted and we can say that the entire world is now looking at the gram till you and what will be the outcome. everyone has their own expectations on see the village misses and i believe that after our conversation after an hour press conference, we'll do, you've been asked resend the necessary message to the world. and it's also important for the 100 developed african countries that will be very important, very significant to them and not very important feature. another important industry and noticed that johnathan is the defense industry and the latrinda streams energy interest is there a certain steps between us, especially regarding the natural gas? first of all and all the primary importance in this regard is getting on. we have good relations with russia in this regard. in regard of the natural gas, we are going to further develop this relations. and then on the other hand, i would like to say

and also leaving the prop roxanne in the much concrete as her new varieties can say the farm is this office can you launch is the biggest full meals program in all of africa starting and i wrote it once to provide daily lunches for 4000000000 primary school children the hello i'm christine will do i it's good to have your company. and now the african leda toppled by the army. whose turn would it be next? the full of the bones, lita, ali bungle, has wrestled the continents autocrats and democrats like camera room and one to both made hiring changes to the top military within hours of the crew in liberal and they have good reason to be nervous since world war 245 of the continents 54 countries have suffered, attempted clues, and ministries. hey clovis, on the rise again. now, i'll be asking an expert what's driving this crew contagion. the 1st, here's a look at events in gabon cube, and in scenes from the street since a cabin, a capital after nearly 56 years from the family who the political dentist to reserve a certain, but own presidential, republican god, the down to so much time. m

if they allow that frozen roxanne fertilizer to leave you parts, it would only embolden and encourage other dictators to act like rice ups. i should also add if i can that as or i guess from us it was speaking. i forgot to mention that the belling cat and that they're very authoritative. incredible bodies have actually been tracking these phantom russian ships that have been turning off their transport. transponders and shipping illegally stolen ukrainian grain through russian ports to world markets. they're acting like the pirates, and they should be held a comfortable for that as well. okay, andre your response if you want to respond. and i also want to put to the question about a present or the one offerings offering himself as a mediator to resolve this conflict between russia and ukraine. ah, how does moscow view this and is there still room an appetite for diplomacy? well actually the last thing is that we can dial to the sincere we sure all of the gone to be sincere, remediate, or uh, key is uh, the member arriving dokey is the member of the nato. and we are open to leak having

but they can only decline any roxanne to meet your tune. them is good. this region is taking a told it is recently lost to approximately $5000000000.00 due to all the exports being halted. a 85 year old, almost $400.00 says the whole region is being affected and not room on for you. i just showed a do we haven't received or salaries for 2 months now. several other sectors and that we don't have been hooked by a local funds. prices of goods that are on the rise though, and some businesses are in recession. that's the quote. to kias tops oil exports from the could this region through it's part of the hand in marsh that for the routing by the international chamber of commerce, altered into key to pay $1500000000.00 for the on it with allies loading of crude oil. and g, hon. oh, we live in use accounts for about 80 percent of the code this regions and the budget. now the blockage has great confusion and i'm certainty among for an energy companies putting the whole energy sector in northern the rock in jeopardy, the government. so bad a bad and it'd be assign

eric st community engage in pitched battles with roxanne clubs . local people described it as being like a was, are the counselors to the violence and events organized for the error trade embassy to celebrate the governments, the president desires of working such as he is or trained independence with arrow trains who have fled the country because of af, working so far, terry and rule outraged maybe not. you don't know. why did we run from our country? because of this dictate to why they are celebrating here today. why this is really please give them a permit to celebrate for the dictator. your against is why my here seeking asylum on how much of what i, what is happening here is that dictator wants to do a festival. we update the system. we are not even a good life, is creating chaos and problems for us. we filed against him. we don't want a festival to take place here. results was fury and chaos. police say they consulted both sides and the retreating community in recent days. and we're not expecting this intensity of bonus. that assessment now lo

the ship will be landing in utah tomorrow with about a half a pound of roxanne space dustin tsai collectedid. this marks the first u.s. mission to ever collect samples from an asteroid in space. asteroids are believed to be the leftovers from the early days of our solar system. studying the sample will help scientists understand more about the planets, stars, and space around us. doerun? >>> we take a look across the next five days. it is good air quality from sunday to monday. saturday, we still have some residual left over smoked. it will not be as bad as it has been. but the bay area air quality management has expended the spare the air through saturday. this one is going to deliver widespread rain too much of the pacific northwest. and it is enough that we get some of it. it does have an atmospheric river fueling it. that will be a little too much for us. three inches of rain on the far corner of the state. that means that the smith river complex fire that has been producing the smoke is going to have a large amount of raindrop on it, and that pretty much ends our risk, our vulnerabili

i received a writ of execution for 33% varya is where i don’t know, you don’t know, but misha and roxanneication, what kind of application, application for the restoration of parental rights, while i cannot write this in ulan-ude. i won’t be torn apart, i’ll run back and forth between two cities again, and it turns out that i won’t take the wrong ones. now you are doing waria. well, i collected the documents and sent everything, but they still have no progress, so the application. when was the last time you talked to your older children and your aunt? summer of what year 22 you will now have the opportunity to look at your children a year later, but only on the screen. let's take a look. my name is alena. i took yana's older children under my wing. now we live in full force , we have children roxana misha let’s go, i ’ll show you here we have misha’s room mishina always reads books. well, well, an hour, probably every day for up to an hour. we read catch-up and play. it helps to always go fishing in the garden. something in the garage. press the valve here so , i suppose, slowly press it

and it's not the russia, the chemical weapons would have never been use the or you know, syria, roxanne has almost swallowed villarille's. it is all busily afraid of any cause. i stopped in the baltic states. and the goal of the present war against ukraine is to tour our lands our people, our lives, our soldiers, into a weapon against you. again, the international rules based order, many seats in the general assembly whole may become empty and empty. if russia succeeds, with its directory, and the russian lattice johnson on the rest, are skiffs, hers, dest and brings ruins, even without news. but the alt coms are alike we see tones with a will of juicing ukraine, wiped out by rushing their villray levels to the ground completely. we see the war of drones. we know the possible effects of spreading the war into this cyberspace. that's if the soul intelligence could be trained to accomplish well before it who longed to how big humanity, thank god people and having all of you have loans to use climate as a weapon. even though humanity is failing on these climate policy objectives, this mean

all of these wonderful people come to her defense and they took cues from belva and beulah so the roxanne velma characters i mean the newspapers, the social media of the day, if you could get your photo in the paper, get your headline people would would they would totally to your defense and so sabella has people who work with her to make look more attractive refine her character to make her look attractive the jury and her daughters to to bring her daughters front and center the she we actually had in archive a writing sample of of of her own where to prove that she had learned english only to speak english, but also write it. yeah. so she, she had to prove that she could, you know, be the way that we would like her to, you know, i guess we the proverbial we. but she ends up not i mean, they reverse well, it goes all the way to the supreme court and they reverse the and so she up moving out to california lives the rest of her life i think into her eighties maybe i think out of these four women it's probably best the best the best. yes. after living through terrible years. yeah. so kind o

we're going to stay with this though, and talk to get roxanne saying he was a member of on terriers provincial parliament. he is now the vice president of crestview strategies on a community advocate. he joins us live from brampton canada, welcome to the program. so india has denied having any hand and how they've seen the jobs death. so what's your response to that? my response is this right now in canada, this is an incredibly sharing moment for the said community. we have evidence that a foreign nation was involved in the assassination of a canadian citizen on canadian soil. this very well could be an attack on the sovereignty of canada. and that's why each and every single step must be taken. every option must be explored or to the full extent of the law and of the powers of a democratic elected nation to ensure we get to the bottom of this to ensure that we have justice or heavy to nature. but beyond that, we investigate the full extent of form interference by india in canada. all you supported though, of the canadian government's thoughts on this. so far so far it has been a very positiv

roxanne. . >> hello kudos by the way. incredible. for all of you -- [indiscernible] so, your journey to become an iv w member is really -- ibew member is really inspiring. and you were talking about the $.88 number of those young people -- 88% number of those young people thinking about what they will do. is your message ticking #our peers -- is your message sticking? our peers starting to join the union? >> i have not been able to get my personal friends to join. they are on their own career path and when they have trouble, i say well like i said do not did around waiting for a job you can at least do that you will always have the safety net of earning skills you may love it like i ended up doing. i will say though, it has been super exciting to be that with a lot of times when i go to different union event or i may just be doing something i my own accord, i will meet another female. or another young person. they have no idea about the union and they say wait, you do what kind of work? you couldn't do that. and i say no, i promise y

of course this fellow roxanne, i mean uh that, uh my, um, federal just beside a little russian i'm it didn't defend as i thought, said quote the whole far from black cross c suite. and it's all the same time it's not to you currently or not. that is a bit of different that um is this. uh, uh, uh is this was this uh no russian uh, books except for parts have been tested by uh, british. uh um, uh, what is the size uh, uh, intelligent cetera. so i'll be right there to the store and it is that is, that was for, i've taught get to the most, this is a be just and the focus of so i got an ice disease needs a hybrid all, there's not a great but it's on and united states against the last time my hands. oh is that you're creating a proxy army and a russian lead us now? she said, did he think not on doctors? he said, i've talked about the general excuse it. agent is or words process should. uh uh, continue to give it a spot to say, are you creating a place? what was that now? i made it comes to end, but it just will probably be i shall try to get my united states and i get a brief. okay, because

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roxanne might be wrong about how long it took the tax division i have seen other information suggesting somewhat shorter period of time. >> but they did do that question. >> i understand the tax division to produce 99 page memo authorizing all the charges a of special agents are recommended. thank you. so ms. o'connor you said d.o.j. tax division recommended six felonies and five misdemeanors. is that correct? >> that is correct by. becausehunter biden was only iny charged with two counts of willful failure to pay federal income tax as part of the plea deal is that correct? >> yes for just two years. >> and these are misdemeanors? >> yes. >> but the maximum penalty for these charges is a fine of $25000 as well as up to one year in federal prison is that correct? >> or both. >> or both. yet hunter biden owed more than $100,000 in both 2017 and 2018 correct. >> as of the criminal information alleged i think it's a ballpark figure. >> okay. based on the answers you just provided is extremely difficult to believe that it individual who is not the son of the sitting u.s. president would be t