s. miss isles, surround, ah, russia and british troops on the borders of russia, nato troops, or on the borders of russia. nato troops surround russia from slovenia all away down. so the, the aggression, the potential aggression appears to be almost certainly on one side. but it's, it's never a quarter that way rid in san polio. the day, one of the most popular peak of the world today is barry obama. there was barack obama, who affectively ah, overthrew the elected government in ukraine in 2014 and allowed it to be replaced with her and anti russian aggressive regime that came as a result of an old a bomb as people that has brought nate, her u s b u k. right up to the border of russia. imagine the reverse. imagine the russians. ah, rather a russian presence ride on to the canadian border with the united states or the mexican border. is that it's there. her, it's the refusal to understand, to reverse such to put our souls in the position of a country that last i had her, i think it was 2000000

s. miss isles, surround, ah, russia and british troops on the borders of russia, nato troops, or on the borders of russia. nato troops surround russia from slovenia all away down. so the, the aggression, the potential aggression appears to be almost certainly on one side. but it's, it's never a quarter that way. ah, and that's why propaganda is so important to my life. we've had nothing but propaganda or russia about to invade it, go straight back to the old cold war when the russians were coming. and of course, they weren't coming, as we now know from all what classified material the russians had no serious intention of invading western europe. and yet that was the propaganda all the way through it and make any sense from their point of view. this doesn't make any sense from their point of view now. well they, b, b c with sure, right? as sort of it being attacked this week about the funding it by the government to through. it's curious, a mechanism that that doesn't seem to have happened act

it's miss scientists with of course, with the aim ultimately to evade u. s. station miss defense systems in the region. and now there are already a suite of sanctions on north korea to try to display them from testing. that doesn't seem to be working. what else could be it should be done. ultimately, sanctions are only and can only be part of a strategy to sort of this inherently complex nuclear issue on the korean peninsula . sanctions alone, the past has shown this very vividly, sanctions alone will not work. we need diplomacy. but of course, the context for re engaging with north korea in such complex talks as nuclear talks with north korea, the context is very difficult at the moment with the u. s. as the main player being engaged in other issues and other crisis of mainly of course, the ukraine, russia crisis at the moment. the countries are engaged in their own fight and struggle against covet in north korea, as well as in a state of one could say, dual isolation of or international sanctions in a self imposed lockdown. so the context for re engage in

s. he'd gone missing in the home. it is a historic day for us as i received my grandson in front of the media. i'm so grateful to the media who helped us to locate and received this child in the family that cared for. the boy explained how they found him for them. i don't sure they didn't like. i entered the apple and saw a baby lying on the ground in a very bad condition. i showed this child to many people. i couldn't find any one who was related. i called my wife at home. i brought the child home, i brought him milk and we have been taking care of him ever since. she got i'm feel i love this child a lot, but we can't be his mother and father. he has to live with his parents. the american actor and comedian bob sagel has died. the orange county sheriff's office says he was found dead in a hotel room and orlando, florida. the 65 year old was best known for his role is danny tanner on the tv should come full house. ah, for the headlines on al jazeera, the sour senior us and russian officials are set to meet in geneva a

s. had gone missing. oh no sir. uh the home, it is a historic day for us as i received my grandson in front of the media. i'm so grateful to the media who helped us to locate and receive this child him old. and the family that cared for, the boy explained how they found him. who the hell am i don't so they didn't got like a for me. i entered the apple and saw a baby lying on the ground in a very bad condition. i showed this child to many people, but i couldn't find any one who was related. i called my wife at home. i brought the child home. i brought him milk and we are be taking care of him ever since. she's younger sister and i love this child a lot, but we can't be his mother and father. he has to live with his parents. american eye exam. comedian bob sockets has died. the orange county sheriff's office says he was found dead in a hotel room in orlando, in florida. the 65 year old was best known for his role as danny tanner on the t. v . sick home full house. ah. as out there on these other top stories seen a u.

is a vice president of the european parliament and a member of germany's social democrats, the s t t. miss barley, welcome to the show that the message of president my cons speech was essentially, this is a moment of truth for the european union. do you agree? i do agree, absolutely. and pleasant. mcgraw dedicated the 1st and biggest part of his speech to democracy and the rule of law and when, when it comes to these topics, it is a moment of truth. not, not now, but already. well, for, i would say 5 to 10 years, but we are at a crucial point now where we have to decide outside, but especially inside the european union. if we hold up our democratic values and principles. and i was very impressed and i was very pleased. that's such a big part of his speech was dedicated to this topic. well, this is not the 1st time that president mccoy has laid out a, a big and rather ambitious vision for europe. germany has not necessarily reciprocated in the past. there is a new government here in berlin. so what role do you think germany will play in seeing through my cons vision for a more stress strong

s. president? i miss sir, a nasty booster baby. i'm befitting of the president, but that is imagine he was, he was stressed right he, he, he needed an outlet, but silly moment we will have moments like that. but the issue here is the subject . neither not is inflation because there are, there are 2 explanations for what but, and said the 1st is that perhaps he was kidding. you know, he was angry. this is an outlet, again, again for his stress, for his ag. and the 2nd option, which is even scarier is that he actually believes that inflation is a great asset. i'm you felt abroad. you felt that the inflation that has gripped the world, not, not only live the past year, but over the past 2 years of the course of the pandemic. you walk into a shop, you look at the process. this is, this is everything fuel for our cars, clothes, for food, the prices and in supermarkets, i mean cars, computers, everything's gone up into the stratosphere. nobody's gaining from this. people are literally watching that their salaries, their wages, especially

that�*s what is often missing. ally they worked with multiple, different types of companies in many different sectors, but they cared to design that collaboration so it didn�*t become a gambling casino. i think what�*s happening in space is a gambling casino. i think what�*s happening in the health sector today is a gambling casino. i mean, look at the billions pfizer is making off the back of a vaccine, where, in that case, as well, there was not only public money, but it shouldn�*t be the goal during a pandemic just to make a lot of profits from the vaccine. it should, at least, because it�*s a pandemic, it�*s a global pandemic, we must have a mission and work together to, as i mentioned before, vaccinate everybody. and if we don�*t have the local capacity in africa also to deliver the vaccine once we have it, we need to backtrack and ask ourselves why. right. now, everything you�*re outlining about the missions that face us today and what must be done in terms of a response by government and the private sector wo

this miss shaw s all about lennon lessons from formal education to the school of life soaked, said back sit down and relax. in sat africa, we find out why many young girls are dropping out of school. and teenaged out in kenya talked to us about and the father and we went to settle this question once and for all twit african country has their 1st football players. let's kick off today's show. in con of state in northern nigeria says december 2020 more than 1000 children have been abducted from schools. this is one of the reasons why more than half of all their children who should be in school are not also so over to school buildings are just not fit for use, but some people won't accept to stutter school. so let me to, the man behind a campaign hashtag gave north education his putting up a fight that will ensure that all kits have a brighter future. basic education is a fundamental human right. but here in mid cheek, a village in northern nigeria, con of state. many children are found on the farm or playing on the street instead of in the classroom. eunice mussa is the co founder of the

hey gu, i don't ow ifnybody ee got it t i receed a notication aut a balltic misse threat ading tords hawa. it says 's not arill, bui'm not sure. i'm re at scfield barrac right n. i'm pposed tstart workn a few urs. i was ju hanging t on thex. don't kn if thiss for re, but i'm ying to nd cover ju in case'cause.. thisrap is njoke, ma you nnot jokabout th crap. - [manrun! getnside! - all rit. wasn'tntil i g inside, en i saworkers cing. - oman] myhild is at ho! (sobbi) shopperseing consed. does schield havbomb elters jt in cas that'shen i ben to belie like, okay, mae this ireal. - we a that yoremain calmremain ithe builng and we get formatiowe will annnce it othe pa. - i began tohink about thpearharbor attac nobo saw thacoming. thiss actuly for rl. i ed everyingle onof you, fami, friend get to ver. ease geto cover becausi don't ow... i dot know wt's nna haen afterhis. eople chring) kids wergetting t of the war and ju running (peoe chatteng) ruing towas ala moana st forhelter. it was rlly... my hea was hurng becau u just dn't know what do withour emotns. d i oked at kids and'm like, et the (ep) out thwater

. >> set your dvr's every night s you don't miss an episode of.d i love you america. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night. i am shannon bream washington. breaking tonight they bite and officially kicking off year to you in cleanup mode after they tried to clarify wednesday's comments on a russian incursion into ukraine. critics a round two sounds more like a broken record with multiple ongoing crises and mo

but he is running out of legal manoeuvres and miss giuffre�*s legal team have him exactly where theyincreasing on him. washington and kyiv have accused russia of preparing to carry out "false sabotage operations" — to create a "pretext" for an invasion of ukraine. the pentagon said moscow had sent a group of trained operatives into eastern ukraine. they could then carry out acts of sabotage against russia�*s own proxy forces there, which are concentrated in the donestk and luhansk regions. ukraine�*s defence ministry said russia was plotting to stage similar operations in the disputed moldovan region known as transnistria, on the ukrainian border. the kremlin has denied the reports, but the pentagon says its inteligence showed the plans were well under way... we do have information that indicates that russia is already working actively to create a pretext for a potential invasion. and, again, we�*ve seen this kind of thing before out of russia. when there isn�*t an actual crisis to suit their needs, they will make one up. and so we�*re watching for that. ukraine has also accused russ

>> set your dvr's every night s you don't miss an episode of. evil sham and bream is coming u next. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you america. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night. i am shannon bream washington. breaking tonight they bite and officially kicking off year to you in cleanup mode after they tried to clarify wednesday's comments on a russian incursion into ukraine. critics a round two sounds more like a broken record with multiple ongoing crises and mor plunging ball numbers out friday . former president trump weighing in tonight on hannity. >> president trump: everything having to do with russia, really what he said las night when he said they may go in, they will go in, and he talked about the minor incursio and i said i don't believe he said that because that's like giving him the use they turned green light, but he was greenlighted. >> in our nations capital you now need to show proof of a photo id and vaccination to go to a gym or restaurant, but scores of lawmakers on capitol hill argue you shouldn't have t show one to vote. why some republicans are teaching the hypocri

throughout miss giuffre�*s case, her lawyers say she is confident that won't happen, and one way or anotherhave to answer her allegations. i'm joined now by moira penza, former assistant us attorney for the eastern district of new york and an experienced prosecutor in civil trials and sex trafficking cases. it's wonderful to have you on newsday, moira. can i start by asking you in the first instance, can you spell out what both sides are arguing in this case?- can you spell out what both sides are arguing in this case? thank you. so, in this case, _ are arguing in this case? thank you. so, in this case, we're _ are arguing in this case? thank you. so, in this case, we're dealing - are arguing in this case? thank you. so, in this case, we're dealing withl so, in this case, we're dealing with the first procedural steps in most civil trials of the united states. prince andrew has neither motion to dismiss the case, and he is saying that based on legal issue, this case cannot go forward, and you have here miss giuffre's attorney saying this is then deficient. what we have seen are the issues re

a baby there went missing during august's chaotic u. s. lead evacuation a cobble airport in afghanistan has been reunited with his family. the boy's parents were unable to find him after a split, 2nd decision, the hand him to a soldier. and then they went on to the u. s. without him. one of the rima raised this boy like he was harun, except so he'll isn't hers. he was separated from his parents during a melee at cobble airport. ha mm. it found the boy? who the hell am i them? so i entered the airport and saw a baby was laying down on the ground in a very bad way. i looked around and showed this child to many people, but i couldn't find any one related to him. i called my wife at home, and i said, i won't go to america. i brought the child home. i brought milk and we've been taken care of him since. and i said in the couple who have 3 daughters, dan incorporated the boy into their family. the other thing. yeah, i love this child a lot, but we cannot be his mother and father. he has to live with his parents, like many babies. so hale was th

's julia han reports for miss dumble ah, queuing for a world prim. yet, at this a stumble hospital, people have been receiving the taco vac vaccine. since the beginning of the year. the 1st cove at 19 jap, developed and produced in turkey. to go up to get to go. i have more trust in typical back than in other vaccines because it's made by my own country. it is still there to go up to more. i wish they had launch to go back sooner. i would have gotten it for all my shots school. looked them to believe me some other i haven't been vaccinated at all until today. i waited for turco voc because i trust our turkish scientists more than those abroad a shambles and do soon for president. reggie tie about one talk havoc is a symbol of national strength with its own vaccine. he says turkey is one of the most innovative progressive countries in the world and no longer dependent on others. the government a celebrating toko voc as a great success. but how effective as the vaccine and doesn't protect against only crohn and other potential virus variance. many medical experts here in turkey remain skepti

even the national weather service bay area chime in on carl's returns saying we've missed you. my s-t. yeah, >> and the north bay, a popular and longtime brewery is shutting down. this was a brewery way before all the craft. beers are so popular. kron four's charles clifford reports from are in. >> well, after 33 years them are in brewing company here at larkspur landing is closing its doors. the restaurant and brewery was one of the first businesses here along sir francis drake between san quentin prison in larkspur. a lot has changed since then the owners made the announcement on social media. they didn't go into great detail about why the restaurant is closing. although one could guess that the pandemic and troubles in the restaurant industry as a whole probably contributed to the planned closure. i actually feel a little bit sad. i talked to one woman who works nearby. he says it's sad to see such an established business and all its employees leaving to see that here in this area. >> it would be so heavily affected. i think they have to. change their plan and their. doing the ri

s dvr never miss an episode. in the meantime, let not your hearts be troubled. why she's up. she's next. she's great. or ingram . how are you? did you actually waited for the very end to ask that question because did he do that . yeah he thought for a moment. okay, tonight's the night i'm going to trigger all the federal election all all the federal election restrictions that i'm going to announce on "hannity" but i'm going to announce in the last fifteen seconds. yeah, i'm running goodbye, laura . and then you then you would have taken up the next five minutes of my show. so i'm personally i was excited but i'm excited to hear, you know, the conversation. but i just wanted to take a little bit of my time. okay, so anyway, go fascinating hannity as always and i'll have a good show as always. i will. i'm laura ingraham. this is ingraham angle from washington tonight . we're going to get right to it. he goes hello and we go hi. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now when we were kids we all played that game hot potato so someone throws the ball and you have to get rid of it a

s. has condemned north korea as late as miss all launch saying it posed a threat to the international community. it happened just hours after washington called for a new sanctions. it's the 3rd launch this month, and the 6th since september young defended the test as a legitimate right to self defense and warned of a stronger reaction if more sanctions are imposed. those are the headlines on al jazeera risking. it all is up next. ah ah. ah ah not past the capital of bolivia in latin america. ah. it's the highest calf to city in the world. over 3500 meters above sea level. ah, it's a sprawling city and a 1000 meters of all to, to separate the poor neighborhoods in the armies. mountains where the air steam from the wealthy districts below it can take city for a whole day, duck kind of ties to the lack of oxygen in the mountains. but if you live there, you get used to it. like maria ramos. don't god loves generosity, ma'am. a bad one, father, my mom and dad, my dad's watches them. every 2 weeks, maria made the long journey from a mountain village to le pass to buy goods for her course. restore a m

it did spark one of australia �*s biggest ever missing persons investigations and today we have heard is facing a 20 year prison sentence and we are expected to have confirmation of that quite possibly later this year.— a revised highway code comes into force on saturday — meaning drivers will have more responsibility to watch out for people cycling, walking or riding a horse. they�*ll have more priority in certain situations like junctions. but there are concerns low awareness could cause problems and even avoidable collisions. katy austin explains how it�*ll all work. screaming. oh, my god! captured on camera. collisions. close shaves. and scary moments across the country. horn blasts. london cyclist mike campaigns for road safety. he says those sorts of incidents happen far too often. what are the most common problems you come across? so the most common ones boil down to impatience, which is maybe overtaking too close and then immediately stopping in a queue of traffic, or overtaking me and then turning left across my path, forcing me to brake. cutting across. cutting across from c

missing jams? ah, ah, hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. stern warnings from the u. s. over russia's military build up on ukraine's borders on a phone call. thursday president biden urged his ukrainian counterpart laudermill zalinski to prepare for a possible russian invasion. washington has also pushed ahead on the diplomatic front requesting a un security council meeting on monday to discuss the crisis. germany has also warned that the north stream to gas pipeline could be part of a sanctions package. should russia invade ukraine? ah, russia military drills on the border with ukraine. these are the scenes keeping the west on its toes. yet russia has repeatedly said it has no intention of invading ukraine, and that even the thought of war between the 2 nations was unacceptable. a position also echoed by residence in the streets of moscow. but we were young little. i am not ready to go to war with a fraternal people like we are slavic, and it's not acceptable. there are no threats from the territory of the ukrainian state. therefore, i believe it doesn't make sense. to

s. virgin or korea to join direct talk softer. it conducted its 7 miss. i'll test just as much military fight. a medium range missile on sunday for the u. s. store back in 2019 and portugal prime ministers when a 3rd consecutive term in office antonio costs as ruling socialist, secured a full parliamentary majority in sundays, snapple, as well. politicians in the us are debating. just want to do about russia, which has no more than $100000.00 troops stationed on the ukrainian border. one senator is now proposing a potential compromise with public high reports from washington. a mess of shows floors tanks artillery more than 100000 russian troops. the u. s. military says, this is now a strong enough force to take over the country of ukraine. on monday, the un security council will put the issue front and center with the us ambassador saying she will try to make russia feel isolated in the world. our voices are unified and calling for the russians to explain themselves. we're, we're going to go in the room prepared to listen to them. but we're, we're not goi

s. coast guard is searching for $39.00 people reported missing after a boat was found, capsized off the coast of florida. according to his survivor, the vessel took to see in the bahamas on saturday. the authorities believe the boat was being used for human smuggling. living reefs are called the rain forests of the ocean, but climate change is threatening the delicate ecosystems. a new exhibition in berlin's burden museum draws attention to their beauty and their plight through a crowd sourced project created by thousands of dedicated crochet fans from around the world. ah, a living wonder rendered didn't crochet. thousands of women have spent hour after hour clicking their needles in deep concentration, a collective effort to mingled with an ecological message. literally the day we started our project, christine joked, and if the great barrier reef ever died out, al willie reeves would be something to remember it fine in 2005. that was a joke. twin sister's christine and margaret that time. fast called on people to crochet corals in 2005 together. they wanted to build an entire reef. l

my mom was missing the land by an s. as in this basically as a boy out since the fall. that's been the place in effect and burn out in the window for the guys to get wonderful. don't get picked is that since the household on investments, the police are in the middle of all the hope and for the woman and ah. ringback in germany on black friday, the unions are calling for a strike. good. doesn't work. bunch like all right, me, bob. i thought it's not the banner side of those global. thank you sir. i'll give you my daughter's rob bugs. all, it's all good. good luck gothic. there's also a zine that's the europe. jeff bezos is facing strong states mer. social protections are especially important and where employees have more labor, right? if we'll knock them if you don't fall 8 of them august as plans are built for the last 5 years. verde the main german union has been organizing strikes in the countries 11 amazon warehouses. i am for dr. young. i spoke heights in the 4th amendment. i gave him the workers are mainly asking for wage increases. thanks to these mobilizations, t

s - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 877.only.att. jobina: skaters, with a different look, follow us here. tooks ome ice today. they were competing in the polar bear skate. luckily, the weather cooperated, as for a sunshine. but skaters were encouraged to wear their bathing suits, or some other wacky beach attire for an hour-long session this afternoon. the 2022 winner, joe houston from san francisco. he celebrated his first victory in style. after taking part in the contest for three years. i mean, you can't tell joe anything with those moves. that is all we have for you. >>> several breaking stories tonight as we com

s. coast guard is searching for $39.00 people reported missing after a boat was found capsized off the coast of florida. according to a survivor of the vessel took to see in the bahamas on saturday. authorities believe the boat was being used for humans smuggling. demonstrations have taken place in more than a dozen cities across mexico to protest the murders of 3 journalists already this year. in the border, city of tier one or 2 journalists have been killed in the space of a week. officials say more than 90 percent of murders of journalists and rights defenders go unsolved in mexico. 3 people are receiving medical treatment after a large explosion in the greek capital, athens, the blessed damaged and office block and smash nearby storefronts and a busy part of the inner city. the cause of the explosion was not immediately clear us present, joe biden says he might impose personal sanctions on president vladimir putin. if russia invades ukraine. that warning comes ahead of talks in paris to day between germany, france, ukraine, and russia aimed at defusing the crisis. the leaders of ge

s. coast guard is searching for $39.00 people reported missing after a boat was found to capsized off the coast of florida. according to a survivor, the vessel took to see in the bahamas on saturday. authorities believe the boat was being used for human smuggling demonstrations of taking place in more than a dozen cities across mexico to purchase the murders of 3 journalists already this year. in the body, sit in the border city rather of tijuana, 2 journalists have been killed in the space of a week. official say more than 90 percent of murders of journalists and rights defenders go unsolved in mexico. people across the strategy of taking to the streets to protest national australia day, many carrying the australian aboriginal flag. the contentious anniversary marks the arrival of the british to ester, either in 178814, to say it explicitly links the country's national identity to colonialism. and want the date changed? well, a new exhibition in the southwest in the german city of baton barden is drawing attention to the beauty and the plight of the world coral reefs under threat fro

s. coast guard is searching for $39.00 people reported missing after a boat was found capsized off the coast of florida. authorities believe the vessel was being used for people smuggling, but at least 19 people are dead in indonesia as west poplar after a night club was set on fire trap and victims inside the blaze broke out after a rival gangs attacked each other with machetes, arrows, and molotov cocktails, police say the death told me right, it's really heavy by. hundreds of people have marched through the streets of burkina, faso capital walk. i do go in show of support for the new military lead, who into it ousted president ra cabaret on monday, after widespread protests against his government. it's the latest in a series of cruise in west africa, in recent weeks. oh, taking it to the streets, jubilation and relief that now after years of islamist terror attacks, something will be done. who is so dumb up on that? we are very, very happy because the burkina army has taken its responsibility. this is what we've been asking for for a long time. they presume their responsibility, and

i miss the snow. the s thank you very much. appreciate that. keeping with the forty-niners the forty-niners are prepping for the big game. the team is having another practice today say get ready to face the rams in the nfc championship game, which happens on sunday. kron on's will tran at levi stadium with more on the exciting matchup. >>the niners they are facing a familiar opponent, of course, the los angeles rams. it looks like 65% of the stadium will be filled by niners fans and it will be filled by niners players. it looks like they will be at full strength later today. they will take the field full practice with the pads hitting each other because they really want to take it out on the rams come sunday little things that you need to know. trent williams, the offensive lineman, probably their mvp is part of ground and pound. he's the one who protects jimmy g. he did not practice yesterday, but all systems go. it looks like come sunday, elijah mitchell, their star running back. it looks like he's ready. deebo samuel. he took a helmet to the

s. coast guard as searching for $39.00 people reported missing after a boat was found, capsized off the coast of florida. according to his survivor, the vessel took to see and the bahamas on saturday. authorities believe the boat was being used for humans smuggling women have taken to the streets of quito, ecuador to call for legalized abortion last june. the constitutional cor decriminalized pregnancy, terminations in cases of rape. conservative president guillermo la, so has announced he will veto any abortion bill. that goes beyond that rulings hundreds of people have marched through the streets of burkina. faso is capital walk. i do go and a show of support for the new military lead, who into it ousted president ra, couple re on monday after widespread protests against his government. it's the latest in a series of cruise in west africa in recent weeks. oh, taking it to the streets, jubilation and relief that now after years of islamist terror attacks, something will be done. no. so the one that we are very, very happy because the burkina army has taken its responsibility. this is w

wish to join colleagues in in paying tribute to bill, i worked with him in the early 1970's, he will be greatly missed. mr. speaker, thousands of men and women of afghanistan supported the nato mission and they have been abandoned. in six months we will close down the route to help people out of afghanistan safely. the most recent update from the -- is directly contracted by the u.n. they claim it will make a return to evacuations key the unxdr is very clear they make no such effort. mr. speaker, is the government creating a system to intentionally fail those we owe something to? or is this yet another case of the hopelessness that prioritize other things over human beings. >> mr. speaker, i believe he does a serious injustice to the efforts of local councils up and down the country to look after people coming from afghanistan and i think he does an injustice to the efforts of the u.k. we are proud, we are proud already under operation having evacuated 15,000 people from afghanistan, mr. speaker. we have allocated 286 million in aid and assistance for people in afghanistan. and we are korchting to off