this is dr ruth. dr ruth reassures chiagozie that this is a tried—and—tested method.ent normally costs just over 200 us dollars. ebere is told she can choose the sex of her child, but only if she accepts an injection. not knowing what's in it, chiagozie and ebere refuse the offer. dr ruth hands her a sachet of a crushed, unlabelled substance instead, and she instructs ebere and chiagozie on when they should be having intercourse and how to take the drugs. 0k. 0k, thank you. ebere will be expected to return in four weeks to see if she might be pregnant. to understand what pushes people to choose this surreal path over more conventional, medically sound solutions, i meet with gynaecologist dr kingsley in enugu, a neighbouring state to anambra. the core problem is the certainty that you go home with a baby. the in vitro fertilisation is there. you can have surrogacy, you can have donor egg. all those things are available. but the problem is the failure rate is high, so people tend to err towards cryptic, those that can afford it. cryptic pregnancy, it's not really for po

ruth and jonathan — good time with her family.an chavez, we - good time with her family. ruth and jonathan chavez, we are glad you're safe and well. i know it's not easy to talk about it but we appreciate it. we'll take a short break. around the world and here in the uk, you are watching bbc news. us authorities say there is no apparent connection linking the attack in new orleans with the explosion of that tesla cybertruck outside the trump international hotel in las vegas yesterday. even though there are some curious similarities. the dead man recovered from the vehicle has been named as matthew alan livelsberger, a 37—year—old green beret who was with the tenth special forces, he had served in afghanistan and was on leave at the time. he too had crossed states lines, driving the cybertruck truck from colorado to nevada, recharging at various tesla station along the way. the fbi say vehicle was first spotted on the strip early new year's day, pulling into the hotel, for the first timejust after seven in the morning, and then ret

at 94 ruth cohen had to return. she was ripped from her home.on to cattle cars with her family and remembers arriving at auschwitz. >> first my dad went that way with men. my mother went that way with my brother and my little cousins. we went that way. >> reporter: this is the last place ruth saw her mother, little brother and two young cousins. legally they were immediately gassed. >> it is awful and terrible. i did not know about the gas chambers. now that i know about it, it hurts even more. >> reporter: they were sent to this block house and slept on a wooden plank. >> six of us slept this way. six of us slept that way. >> reporter: was your sister here with you? >> yes. >> reporter: every night? >> yes. >> reporter: having her there with you, did that help? >> i am sure it saved my life. >> reporter: she wants to take a photo here. ruth, her sister and father were eventually transferred to other concentration camps where they were liberated. what did this place take away from you? >> my life, until i got it back. it took my family. it was o

christian: ruth and jonathan chavez, we are glad that you are safe.now it's not easy to talk about but thank you very much. we will take a short break. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. ♪ christian: u.s. authorities say there is no apparent connection linking the attack in new orleans with the explosion of that tesla cybertruck outside the trump international hotel las vegas yesterday. even though there are some curious similarities. the dead men recovered from the vehicle has been named. he is a 37-year-old green beret who was with the 10th special forces, served in afghanistan, was on leave at the time. he, too, crossed state lines driving the cybertruck from colorado to nevada recharging at various stations along the way. the fbi said the vehicle was first spotted on the strip earlier in the day pulling into the hotel just after 7:00 in the morning and then returning to park one hour later. it exploded 17 seconds after coming to a standstill. the agent said the man inside the tesla had shot himself before it exploded.

tom ruth, let's just talk about hungary.f hungary is a darling of the american right. he speaks at events. tucker carlson went to hungary to demonstrate how america should be more like hungary. perfect example. it is a country that still has a vote, ostensibly a democracy. it is a member of nato. is it? it is, in theory, an ally with nato against russia, even though the officials and oligarchs there tend to be tighter with russia than with the west. and in a country where oligarchy has largely succeeded. >> yeah. and that's one reason if we look at the outcomes of oligarchy, hungary was voted ranked the most corrupt country in the eu last year. and the way that democracy is eroded is, for example, what's happened in hungary with the press, the free press. yeah. orban has domesticated 85 to 90% of the free press. the way that he did it is he got in 2018. he got the media owners of huge properties like these are media oligarchs, media tycoons, to quote, donate all of these properties to a government allied foundation. and thes

ruth and jonathan chavez from albuquerque, new mexico.ank you so much. >> thank you guys so much. >> okay. right now the fbi is conducting a number of search warrants in multiple states that are related to the attack. that includes a home in houston, texas that is believed to be connected to the suspect. cnn's evan perez reports. they're also trying to track down if they're trying to track down any possible accomplices. >> the fbi is working to determine whether anyone else was involved in the attack that killed at least 15 people early on new year's day on bourbon street in new orleans. an army veteran from texas maneuvered a rented pickup truck around a police car that was intended to block access to the street. the attack injured dozens of people, and the fbi is treating it as a terrorism investigation. investigators found an i.s.i.s. flag, as well as writings with the suspect. shamsud-din jabbar. this evidence, along with recordings he is believed to have made recently indicated allegiance to i.s.i.s.. according to investigators. auth

ruth, is a foss. this is not an election, but a special electoral operation to keep lucas string cohen power before all the candidates on the bottom of the issue, you have not mounted any serious challenge. so even supporting the incumbent loo, christian co ones, kathleen balance relations between the you and russian. but since 2020, he's become more politically and economically reliant on moscow. the biggest challenge had for alexander lucca jenco could be what happens to better ruth, if there's an end to the war between russia and ukraine, country sanctioned by your the president might seek to benefit from any peace dividend. the framing of some $200.00 political prisoners might be the start of an attempt to try to improve relations with the west. a bonus smith, i'll just err with mints. l farm is in serbia. i have joined a student led protest against the death of 15 people in a roof collapse at a train station. protest is on demanding accountability for the accident that happened in the northern ci

and i think, as ruth said, it feels daunting. but this is the only thing to do is to, you know, take these issues one by one and talk about the ways in which people are getting actually hurt by some of them. right. and that's the only way that this is going to make any difference. right? it's not going to be about some democratic messaging campaign or what people say on their protest signs. tomorrow. it is these executive orders are going to have real world consequences on people. it's easy to throw darts at the biden administration. it's easy to pop off on x like elon does, to have these rallies where people cheer at you, right? the ice operation is going to actually impact people, and maybe there'll be people that deserve to be deported, but maybe there'll be some other people that get rounded up, right? like there are going to be people that are hurt by the by the economic policies. like that is really where the rubber is going to meet the road here. and tomorrow is going to be kind of a performative show that is, you know, at

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does it does bella, ruth, the most important is done. the waste of doing double standards because in the same time, they criticize a election in the roof. they, they change the rule in romania for example, which is a member of the european union. and they've, today, they said the marketing to change the room after at the end of the election and to make people vote again. so you know, it's, and it's pure propaganda and the west is not in any position to be been able to for us already or was that's one point. the 2nd point, it is very important because we look the gardener to the real estate is exactly the same now, like in 2020, but the difference is dot now means you'll have no, not all those manifestations and even convention from western bowers. what that does is that allow those now it will always be create the site by the so called free media as part of the west. india commemorated a special day in its history on sunday 76 years ago. the states constitution was adopted, making it a republic. people in new delhi watched a grand milita

will be ruth based independent journalist, david's a waiter, he's on the view. the apartments health of the freed is really hostages calls into question claims of mistreatment incorruptibility, a look at the bell as soon as were released from is really prisoners. their situation is far worse than just by looking up and you can see that there are worse off than when they entered. and these are people who have been living under occupation and under siege. so their situation was bad when they entered the prison to begin with. and i've been some visits to cruise. even a few days ago, another video sneaked up the config, killing of one of the prison. the significant was in. and then these are the prison . this just shows you the difference between the occupation in the occupied even the videos today, when you saw the release of the for it is really captive from gaza. they were smiley. there was some sort of facilities you saw that hadn't goody bags with them . and none of the claims of israel has made work true. so it is we're letting me call a lie over and over and

uh, so to speak from bella rose guessing the rest and so you know, people in beller, ruth went to the polls on sundays to choose their next leader. 5 candidates are in the race, including the incumbent president's. but even before pulling stations had opened a you politicians such as the blocks foreign policy chief claim, the vote was great. such sentiment has been spiked by western media, but it's faced a strong response from alexander lucas jenko. here's one exchange. it's usually because of one of your arrivals whom we spoken do says he openly support you, but you and the other one is lavishing praise on you. it's a pretty strange presidential race, isn't it? see if it's available with steve. this is a new experience for you. i've never seen anything like that is true. so what do you suggest i do? should i be happy or sad about it? is yes, there still. it is known that neither the us nor the european union, nor great britain recognize you as a legitimate president. what hopes do you have with the new us administration? do you hope that the situation will change with trump and offic

others have lain in state in the capitol building, such as late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and late congressman elijah cummings of maryland. but they were on the house side of the capitol. eight people have lain in honor in the capitol rotunda, which is similar but one step down from lying in state. the last president to lie in state was the late president george herbert walker bush. in december 2018, the last person to lie in state was the late senate majority leader harry reid of nevada. in january 2022. this time last year, we were all at the iowa caucuses, but the first in the nation did not get much attention until 1976. that's when jimmy carter, a pretty unknown governor from georgia, decided to focus on iowa. he placed a surprising second in the democratic caucus, which caught the attention of the national media and catapulted him to the democratic nomination and ultimately, the white house. since then, almost all candidates of both parties have taken iowa quite seriously, and today in washington, it feels like an iowa day. in the 20s, as former president carter is b

. >> ruth judkins will celebrate her 90th birthday next month and never expected to see her altadenaof 48 years go up in flames. >> everybody on our street communicated and just made sure that. are you out? are you out? are you safe? >> she's seen the damage in photos but told us life experience has given her some valuable perspective. >> i don't really need a lot of clothes. my life is really simple. >> have you found that facing a loss like this. that mentality is kind of helping? >> yes, i don't worry. and i am at the age where you can look back and actually know what's important people. >> yeah, that's a valuable perspective for all of us from ruth. and believe it or not, this or what's left of this is the home where ruth lived for 48 years, and she told me that she wished she had a few more minutes before she had to evacuate, because if she could have grabbed one more thing, it would have been the box of recipes that she has compiled over the last 50 years. but despite the loss and the reality she faces, she does take solace in the fact that she is surrounded by so many family a

throughout western ukraine on the capital t, the people's movement of ukraine's of perestroika or ruth and ukrainian, a rallying itsm nationalist party that initially declared itself democratic coverage. i mean, that's the one that is, that's cut out there are 2 units here and that is more of a successful given most of the thing that somebody named me for these was. so it's the main point trying to see what else can we do. but then we'll start, but i get a little concerned that you know, until she's got into a school with this. that's the school which was so beautiful and from school giving us the good stuff. in the late 19 eighties, the peoples movement of ukrainian nationalist arose and lambs that have been russian since the middle ages, where they had professed orthodoxy and spoken russian since the era of cavan ruth, the state, the united russian principalities, from the comp pay the uns, because of like the me, as soon as the forest yours however, is terrence curvature. and i think that if there's deals po squared that was consumed, but video now are those color. so that's the pic

we just need it. >> reporter: ruth spent some time talking with district supervisor walton about the closure and the impacts it will have to the area. >> these two closures are going to be devastating to our community. >> reporter: supervisor walton has talked with walgreens representatives in hopes of saving at least one of the stores. he's been in touch with san francisco's new mayor daniel lurie about what can be done to keep retailers in the city and attract new ones. just a couple years ago a lucky grocery store moved into the building left vacant by another walgreen's closure in 2019. >> our hope is to do something similar, reach out to pharmacies that provide food and other services and hopefully fill the gap that will be left by walgreens. >> reporter: many of the walgreens slated to close have been hit hard by thieves. this location on market street is where banco brown was shot and killed with a security guard as he tried to walk out for candy. the company sent a statement saying, "increased regulatory and reimbursement pressures are weighing on our ability to cover the cos

. >> ruth, it is so wonderful to be with you.think about the legacy associated with healing people through music. >> you know, i guess it is kind of a mixture of feelings for me. when i first started singing professionally with my sisters, i really had no expectations at all. i just knew that i grew up listening to music in our home and at church and different other churches in different events and that i was always somehow moved emotionally, spiritually by music. i really was not sure how to describe it. i just knew that it was a special thing for me and it took place in my soul and heart. my sisters and i, i guess over time we developed something that for me, personally, i had no expectations and i did not know how it would end up. what it would do for the music industry exactly. i knew that we were different. >> you will were different. you were the first black female artists to win a country music award. >> we were surprised, to. [laughter] >> when i think about the broad portfolio of your music there is i am so excited. if p

what is happening now, and bella, ruth, is a foss. this is not an election but a special electoral operation to keep lucas string cohen power before all the candidates on the bottom of the issue. i have not mounted any serious challenge. so even supporting the incumbent nutrition co once calculate balance relations between the you and russian. but since 2020, these become more politically and economically reliant on moscow. the biggest challenge i had for alexander lucca jenco could be what happens to better ruth, if there's an end to the war between russia and ukraine kindly sanctioned by your up the president might seek to benefit from any peace dividend. the framing of some $200.00 political prisoners might be the start of an attempt to try to improve relations with the west. so let's miss, i'll just bear with mintz. that's it for me. carrie johnston. you can find more news and features on our website just had to, i'll just say with dot com 10. you said, oh no, it's here off the upfront statements, the to global movements one scien

also also how the vote can be described as democratic when opponents behind boston eggs, all invalid ruth present goes saying there is an exiled shows to leave, to commit crimes and slits the lower the besides whether a person goes to prison. oh, not ultimately. he said, all democracy may be strict, but we do not silence anyone. so plenty more questions um, interesting uh, sound bites for z as it stands, as we know, the u. k. u. s. and the you do, they refuse to recognize lucas shanker as the legitimate president of butler bruce . and he was also, whether he thinks his thoughts will change onto the new leadership in the white house, president from lucas franko said whether you recognize us or not, nothing will change for us here in by the roost, quotes and polls, and is it the people of better ways to recognize those and we do not need to be approval of the us. also issue in the war and you said that now trump is back in office. that is the you there should be worried not bella ruth low to the b europe this up and submit this already grumbling to trump foster opposing him in the use of pr

welcome them. 16 will return to gauze of all the rest will be sent home to be occupied, westbank and is ruth, when you're in the forest exchange. last week i took is really around 9 hours to release all inmates of today's really hostages were released. how long will it take this time? it's really hard to say we have to, i can see this, this release has already a spark significance. backlash concerns amount of newman's railings and protests. a plan for tonight in jerusalem as right when groups are expected to voice the end or the government opposing the release of prisoners, they believe posed a serious security threat for the country back to you. well, despite the agree to see sort of the idea of continues to operate in the gaza strip, it's justified these actions by claiming is only and then eliminating threats to the jewish state. the video circulating on line for part of the shows is rarely tanks, opening fire on a group of palestinians in the southern city of rough up. the idea of has warned it will take if necessary, actions. if approached on friday, palestinians gathered inside damaged

now, we agreed with president putin that they will be delivered to bella ruth, even earlier than the next installment to russia. did i do the right thing? we are not giving up nuclear weapons. wells, nuclear weapon is a scary weapon and a russian. it is a serious weapon, but not like that. let us be with us on this. uh, he has once again shed that the, the process is almost over that there is said to get 1st rush me fluent from is all systems very, very soon. essentially it is immune and, and it is coming very shortly and he is would feel that it would be deployed will be deployed near the, on the russian soil, near the border with russia not far from the russian town. russian city of small lands. now, as for the rustic miss, i'll itself, the russians, unveiled it for the 1st time. as i said in late 2024. uh that was uh the, the 1st time the did. so that was using a russian, you can come back of a, it was more of a symbolic strike, more about sending a message because while the rest of the car is capable of being used with a nuclear warhead, the will, russia did refrain from doing so

so what bell ruth is currently holding presidential elections. 5 candidates are in the race, including the incumbents who voted earlier in the day. but even before pulling stations had opened, western media jumped in to label the election reg, yours was such a exchange with alexander lucas shinkel is usually for those of one of your rivals whom we've spoken. do says he openly support you, but you and the other one is lavishing praise on your computer. it's a pretty strange presidential race, isn't it? see if it's available with steve. this is a new experience for the i've never seen anything like that. it's true. so what do you suggest i do? should i be happy or sad about it? easy as to still. it is known that neither the us nor the european union, nor great britain recognize you as a legitimate president. what hopes do you have with the new us administration? do you hope that the situation will change with trumping office? tell me please steve. if i made a statement right now that i don't recognize the us selection and i don't recognize trump, would anything in america change? or if i

this is unacceptable to sovereign, bella. ruth, go easy. all right, but we have the best thing that a little section from the paper written by the parliamentarians. how's that being any office steps, any rumblings to try and well as veterans as discredit the upcoming election? well, according to the european union, bill, russian elections are at sole, sole sharing something they've been saying for years. and it's nothing you take a listen to this folks person on for an affair from the you need to paper. this is an exercise that is totally on democratic. these elections are a total sham. it is not elections if you already know who is going to when we are calling on the authorities to release all people facing repression. when it comes to our support for the bell. a reason people, we have adopted a package of 30000000 euros in support of the civil society. this brings our total . you support to 170000000 euro is mobilized since 2020. meanwhile, at the job loss economic form. so that one is here in oscar who fled the country ass for uh, well,

ruth ben-ghiat is here. yes. >> well, you know, if you want to please donald trump, you will do two things which mark zuckerberg is doing. >> you will give money, lots of it to donald trump. and he's donating a million to the inauguration. and you will also create an environment that allows trump and maga and his allies lies and claims and half truths to more easily circulate. and it is really striking that in his speech, zuckerberg said that it's fact checking that created a lack of trust, which is very orwellian, because of course, it's disinformation. the purpose of disinformation is to break trust among people and turn them against each other and cause people to not know what to believe. and so they're more dependent on the leader. and maybe the only trust that was broken was, you know, trump's trust in zuckerberg when he was, you know, actually upholding authenticity and upholding objectivity through fact checking. and so now zuckerberg has moved to take that obstacle away to him being treated well by t

most of the biggest challenge i had for alexander lucca. jenco could be what happens to better ruth, if there's an end to the war between russia and ukraine, country sanctioned by your the president might seek to benefit from any peace dividend. the framing of some $200.00 political prisoners might be the start of an attempt to try to improve relations with the west bonus smith. i'll just say eric mintz. farmers in serbia have joined a student let.

russian troops continued to advance on the battlefield, forcing out ukrainian soldiers and the bel ruth finalize preparations for sunday's presidential vote while as foreign ministry wars that the west has already tried to metal in the electoral process. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we begin with breaking news as a prisoner exchange between israel and the moss is underway as part of the ceasefire agreement. 200 a palestinian captives have left in his riley prison and are making their way to the west bank. among them are 121 who have been serving life sentences and 79 with nice. the jail term was according to the palestinian prisoners office. it added that 70 of those with live terms have been deported and are on the way to egypt or in the middle east bureau chief maria from ocean. it brings us this report from the union site. we're now in ramallah f, a drop off location where a palestinian prisoners were brought tough to the release in ways you can see a massive crowd has gathered to welcome them. now ex prisoners dimensions are running high pe

has also been set up in point to train minutes in their task to capture the boarder regence of villa ruth, with the help of bella rushed extremis. meanwhile, a members of the election commission of galleries began to received threats. according to the chairman of the central election commission, vig stream is spread information about the private lives in the personal days of more than 10000 citizens who work as observers. and the commission members during these presidential elections now, despite all efforts to undermine the election and below rules, it's taking place and it looks like the country will stay on course and by at exactly the single will the european commission vice president and kaya kyla says last, night about the election and bell, a ruse condemning it as on fair at the head of the bell or russian central election commission. fire doc questioning whether not e u. official has the right to speak out, especially a boom initially just for you and you should die as well. right? then i do not believe that she is the legitimate head to be you. diplomacy? well, will they do that

we will bring one of the torah scrolls that cantor ruth rescued. um, and we will read from it tomorrow, as we do every shabbat read from the torah. and then on sunday we will have a morning minyan. one of our students who's becoming bar mitzvah will be there. the rest of our students will be there to support him in his service. and then our teachers and our staff and our students will be there to connect, find each other. um, and, uh, and be together. that's that's what we do. we are a resilient people. we have a long history of resilience. we have a long history of pivoting. we have a long history of carrying our torah wherever we need it to be. and, um, this evening will be no different from what it's been all along. and what it will always be. >> well, glad to hear about that ecumenical show of support. we're all going to be looking to our faith here in the coming days to get through all of this. rabbi jill cantor, ruth, thank you so much for your time this morning. all. we just really hope for the best. and if there's anything we can do, please

on friday, mexico also refused a landing rights to a us deportation flight exit polls in bella. ruth indicate that long time ruler, alexander lucas shinkel has one of the country's presidential election. as post close their election authorities are all are ready reporting that location go has captured 87.6 percent of the vote. lucas shingo who has close ties to moscow, has now been empowered since 1994 election observers say the vote was largely orchestrated as in rigs and that any meaningful opponents are in prison or exiled which included in the earlier we speak to. we spoke to find out cuz i checked the chief political advisor to spit lajna 2nd us guy at leader of the butler. we see an opposition in exile. we asked him what he is hearing from people in belarus. oh, of course people feel fear and loathing. liza the impression could really go to this number. of course, it was hard to scrape. it's a circus, it's a show. it's a possibility of like you and you can sort of cushion cut to really just the mice them. so just to show that he's still popular, he has a big control, ma, after

there are um many ruth rapture days in language 0 is on their way to the us. most commonly trouble us make the journey from columbia through the diarrhea and triangle to panama before crossing mexico to reach us tips on making the perilous journey. i know also coming from the migrants themselves, many refugees post their experiences on social media, almost like tutorials, reckoning up millions of likes and views. but just how difficult is the jungle crossing from columbia to panama in reality witness, that's what's manuel, montero suff, and venezuela. and that includes malik from india, wanted to find out the peer has become influencers, giving tips like how to avoid ambushes and games in this region known as the diary and gap. both of attractive tens of thousands of followers. manuel monta russo no earns enough from social media studies, move back in our lives in his home country of columbia and cushion valley has stayed in the us since immigrating there. now he shows his followers what his new life is like in the land of opportunities. that'd be earning mone

milei, the nato secretary-general mark rutte, larry fink the chairman and ceo blackrock and we have ruth {prat , the president and ceo of alphabet and google. coming up on "daybreak: europe", back online, tiktok restores service side of the u.s. after briefly going dark. we will bring you the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak europe." coming up to 6:19 a.m. in london. breaking news crossing the terminal from the ecb. a rate cut in january not a foregone conclusion according to robert holzmann on the governing council. he says the ecb risks credibility cutting rates when cpi is rising. this, as attention turns towards growth, the risks likely to be highlighted in the pmi numbers later in the week for the euro area expected to still be in contraction territory. off the back of these lines, this interview with politico, we have euro-dollar currently stronger 0.3% at 1.03 handle. we keep an eye on that as we head towards the ecb meeting towards the end of the month in frankfurt, of course. let's get back to the sofa media story developing over the

just only use along because the lady said ruth will do civilians and now people. 1 moving to the north of the strip in order to be melancholy, respected by these security companies. and these are inquiry those in groups in order to facilitate the process of an inspection, visit the historic day for displaced by the city and families. it's the time for the critical stress on the union for their beloved ones. and even for morning, while they have lost direct capacity out from the closest point students or inquiry to the central areas. kind of story is there any forces have extended the bond on palestinians moving north when a mouse failed to release 29 year old captive ballyhooed. she's among the last civilians being held in gaza. israel has confirmed 8 of the $33.00 captive jews to be released in the 1st phase of the seas. 5 dead under it says it's bruce and 60 percent of the food that has and $10000.00 since the cx 5 again. but israel's bond on the un agency is set to come into effect. this does say, workers have been seen packing up the compound and occupied east jerusalem as we, as a

ruth, today i do feel hope, resignation, anger. oh, of course people feel fear and no one believes that the impression could really go to this number. of course, if those are just straight up, it's a circus, it's a show. it's a possibility opportunity for the christian capital village to mice himself, doors to show that he's still popular because a big trauma, after 20 percent of a massive profit is disrupted all over the country, as well as to show that right now situation good, normalized, but no one really believes this number and the sparse we have seen as nothing and come up with election. has lucas shingle effectively silence to be opposite ition, or are there still ways your team managers to organize to try to affect change on the ground? thank you for some concerns in praise of basically all political opponents. she has closed both political parties and she expelled all the extra useful participated in products and pointed way to that'll be can say yes, she destroyed any public reasonable descent. but then most of the room

we're back with andrew, glen and ruth. i mean, glenn, why wouldn't why wouldn't?. you've worked in the department. you both know better than me. i mean, every day a thousand things happen at the fbi. every day is an opportunity to save. to save somebody, to save the country from an attack, from a foreign government, to save a company, perhaps from a hack, from a foreign government to save. i mean, why walk out ahead of what trump said he was going to do on a social media platform? >> look, i think that's a question that a number of staffers that we've spoken to and agents have asked, why not stick it out? let the guy fire you. at least you can kind of have your hand on the tiller towards the very end. specifically, if you're that concerned about these threats, particularly the ones posed by china. totally legitimate question. but this fits into wray's style. what's interesting is he's a guy who tried really hard to be boring, right? to keep his head down. it didn't minimize his interactions with trump, minimize his interactions with biden. and it didn't work. the

and believe it or not, this is what is left of ruth's home of 48 years.y family and friends. and neighbors helping neighbors is what we've seen across this area. a lot of folks are inspired by seeing the international firefighting efforts, with crews from canada and mexico both teaming up. guys? >> morgan, thank you.organ, tha. >> you know this area. >> my hometown, yeah. it's been heartbreaking to watch. i grew up in santa monica. a couple blocks from the palisadeses, where i spent my childhood. this is unusual to see these fires. they get some areas of calm and time where firefighters and first responders can work. 4:00, 5:00, you know the santa ana winds kick up. >>> we should mention so many people reached out. "today" viewers are the best. they want to help. they want to help the fire victims. we will take some moments and highlight the organizations that are bringing relief right now where it is needed the most. >> very good. >>> but first, craig's pregame pep talk ahead of his first game as co-anchor. you guys had a fun and interesting conversation

not only from the ruth, this is a bombardment, but also starvation and the fee is school. the winter. we are living in the all. but in this make sense displacement the grim reality. so you for a palestinian so has been completely unable to have any simple lens of nobel. it say children, elderly people, women looks really vulnerable to different sorts of hardships and chatting. so the suppose you will help people in inc, i said to a police to have less problems. somebody who is one thing, of course to be able to leave guys in order to get treatment. getting back in might be more difficult, is given the fact that as we're saying israel is going to be in control of that. what problems do you for see in that circumstance, when the con, the military control of israel, a, of the said course, it was one of the biggest problems. if you months a go between egypt done on nice ro is a dot and that's and one is right to to be there less than one the president, the mean 30 percent is there and also supporting the 1st phase of the, of this as far as and if i would leave at the end of th

host: here's ruth, a republican in hemp hill, texas. caller: good morning. i was very -- i'm 76 and i'm blind. i was very skeptical of a.i., but then i thought about how worried people were about railroads in the 1800's. and how everything progresses to help us. my original -- i'm nervous, sorry. my reason for calling was i used a.i.app yesterday for the first time to help me. my assistant downloaded an app where i can just hold an ipad camera up near an object, and it will tell me what the object is, read the document. i can actually hear what the labels are on my prescriptions now. so i don't get them confused any longer. it's opened just from yesterday has opened up a new world for me that i have been in for 20 years with this blindness. host: that's interesting, ruth. glad you shared that with us. any comment? guest: i think that there are going to be profound medical innovation that is come as a result of -- innovations that come as a result of a.i. there is a chance, there is -- elon musk is working on a company that might allow the blind to see again.

for the past 3 years, authorities here have signed or ruth would looking ahead. eliza 9 de journey where robot and the other smugglers will seek out. so and carry a rosewood tree while of aging police and navigating madagascar unpredictable rivers and forests and, and the signing of the, of the global of the good. it's not only the police they have to avoid. marauding thieves have also been attracted to the area to go find this and then the can therefore mean which a lot of like, you know, the man carrying packs wing as much as 50 kilos and best books. the group also has to negotiate a demanding jungle the after harrowing to detract the group. also now the traffic of robot is worried that he may be carrying the last of the rooms with trees from the area and on the move him to be here with you to me as well. and then guys, go for the funding, easy to, well, a lot of content so you would only change a lot of i see, and i do think it is from 10 as us like using your sky. i'm on, i'm from sixty's deep into the forest, robert and his men have found that treasure see if they can get this rose,

for the past 3 years, authorities here have signed or ruth, with looking ahead. eliza 9 de journey where robot and the other smugglers will seek out, sell and carry a rosewood tree while of aging police and navigating madagascar unpredictable rivers and forests. and, and the signing of the of the the of the heart. it's not only the police they have to avoid. marauding thieves have also been attracted to the area to go find this and then the can therefore mean which a lot of like, you know, carrying packs, waiting as much as 50 kilos and best search. the group also has to negotiate a demanding jungle, the officer harrowing to detract the group to another truck. because robot is worried that he may be carrying the loss of the room, the trees from the area and on the move him to the here with you to is willing them guys to go for the front. and they usually, when the contents here, it only seems a lot of i see and i do think it is from 10 as us like using your sky for settlement on 60 deep into the forest. robert and his men have found that treasure of the if they can get this rose, which l

check it now, bella. ruth has certainly reacted very sharply to the european and us statements, according to both the central election committee and the countries for in ministry as well. we're a big deal to the presidential elections in bella. russo taking place in the interests of our people in the interest of our country. and no one will be allowed to interfere with our sovereign right to hold elections in accordance with our legislation for the inside. seated group put on at the initiative of a group of engaged deputies, a debate on the draft resolution of the european parliament regarding the elections and the republic of bela roost is planned already at this stage. it is obvious that the project is a gross interference in the electoral processes of a sovereign state, has nothing to do with the real state of affairs, and is designed to put pressure on the free expression of the will of bella, ruesch and citizens elections in bella, roost have just begun and everything has already been condemned and not recognized by europe. this is unacceptable to sovereign bella roost. go to you now

her name is ruth, my cousins children are here. happy to have you all. was influenced because she was a wife, mother and writer traveled a lot. i thought writing stories and ideal existence. for a while, i wrote a column old notes which was a happy place where i would ask scientists if i could follow them around for a few days and write about what they did because most people have no idea what ito means to do research. this just a big term, because on and as a scientist do, they do research but that's what it comes down to the transact to be interesting, a granular study, that was one group that followed recording boxes and cameras set up and they would have to go around and collect the data. and telling stories, because science is not palatable to people and it's all in this culture, it's okay to say, even though they are dependent on science and seem to make decisions about things that have basis.tific >> when an award? >> yeah but does that really translate? make the big attribution. >> i think your people are coming on after. >> the things have writt

find out that at the trial, the people the only people who testified against my mother uh, david and ruth, gave oral testimony. there's no physical evidence, and it turns out that they swore the opposite before the grand jury. david greenglass said he never even talked to my mother about spying we know that the only , so we know that the only evidence presented against her was by proven perjurers. now, that said, judge kaufman in sentencing her to death, said she was a full fledged participant in this crime. and yet a mother of two young children ends up executed for something that she did not do. john: mother of two young children. you and your brother were quite young when when your parents were arrested. what are your memories? mr. meeropol: well, you know, i was three at the time of my parents arrest, so i don't really have many specific memories of that. most of my memories come from visiting them in prison, and they were kind of calm affairs. they weren't hysterical. they wanted me to think things were normal and i wanted them to be normal, so they fooled me and i was easy to fool.

proposals and he dramatically increased the ranks of female and district circuit court judges including ruthts had from the beginning of the country. two decades ago president carter said he believed income inequality was the biggest global issue. more recently, in the 2018 commencement address at liberty university, he said i think now the largest global issue is discrimination against women and girls in this world. he concluded that until stubborn attitudes that foster discover nation against women changed, the world cannot advance, poverty and income inequality cannot be solved. towards the end of our time in the white house the president and i were talking about how we might describe what we tried to accomplish in office. we came up with a sentence which remains an important summary of our work. we told the truth, we obeyed the law, and we kept the peace. that we did, mister president. i will always be proud and grateful to have had the chance to work with you towards noble ends. it was then and will always be the most rewarding experience of my public career. thank you. ♪ ♪ eternal fath