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cnn reported that they talked to the victim's family members and they said that fred he was a farmer who had ten children. according to this report, this person lived in the northwest of syria and had no connection with al- qaeda . the us army has not started two years previously, in afghanistan, a group of daesh members were killed in a drone attack, but later it became clear that the targeted people were ten civilians , including seven children . although the us constitution makes it clear that the government can compel companies to provide sensitive user information, there is no law that prevents the government from buying this information. white house grange washroom , fbi, army, and several other us government and regulatory agencies are regular customers of this data. are for example, the us military buys the information of people participating in a muslim prayer ceremony to track users. in this report, the purchase of user information by the us government is a big belly about people's privacy. an increase of three and a half billion euros in the budget of the european peace ed

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he said that. >> so you knew that this was a plantation. >> i did. >> fred, you said you didn't know.d not tell anyone. >> dexter says he kept it to himself because he hadn't found any way to prove it. and that's where this becomes a detective story, with the miller cousins now on a mission to figure out whether it could be possible that their own ancestors might have been enslaved on the very property fred now owned. the first step was figuring out who their last enslaved ancestors were. and sara miller's death certificate held the answer. the names of her parents, david and violet miller, who would have been adults at the time of emancipation. did you know anything about them? >> not at all. not at all. >> i didn't know anything about them. we didn't. >> even marian keys, who knew sara miller, had never heard their names. >> nothing. >> wow. >> sure didn't. >> i just -- i want everybody to know -- >> enter kariss lock brimmer, a local historian and genealogist. karen reached out to her to see if she could help. one of the special challenges looking for the ancestors of african-ameri

president zelenskyy said soon. >> fred, to you now. skyy on the tour of europe seemingly. what does he hope to get out of the meetings? >> reporter: weapons. that's something that appears to be happen for him. sam said something that's important. zelenskyy said that offensive should begin soon and said at a press conference that i attended that he believed that the ukrainians could end the war by the end of this year. that is something that a lot of people would like to see. they need a lot of western weapons and a thing you talked about is correct. big weapons package from the germans worth about $3 billion. capable air defense and main battle tanks and strong how witsers. there was also talks between the governments afterwards and zelenskyy said that he would like to see a jet collision come together to get western combat jets. the german chancellor not willing to talk about that. they don't believe that the jets the ukrainians could used suitable for what they are trying to do. and there are areas not so much on the same page but agr

microsoft president fred smith said the decision was barred from britain. stand firm and while the uk is a much smaller market than the european union, it can't be ignored by companies seeking to grow its market share in a boating industry. microsoft is satisfied european commission by agreeing to license activision blizzard games on rival platforms. it's appealing the uk and waits a ruling from the uk and waits a ruling from the us federal trade commission. it could be many months before those questions are clarified. david wardell, bbc news. but in china because major cities across the country haveissued major cities across the country have issued heat advisories. china is basic record—breaking heat that could threaten electricity supply, crops and put further pressure on fragile economy. from beijing, stephen mcdonell. beijing is known for its freezing winters and boiling hot summers and certainly this year the heat has arrived. it is not only ethnicity, from shandong province on the east, down to yunnan province in the south of china, normally very mild

was governor of arkansas, but they had made a deal with each other a little like fred astaire and ginger rogers. it was saidhat fred astaire gave ginger rogers class and she gave him sex. bill gave -- hilary gave no cover and i would say he used her to get to the white house. he had a great personality just like barack obama. i met both of them. i could have dinner with him and we could laugh and tell jokes into other things, and that is one of the key gifts of a politician. and by the way, clinton was the last president to actually have a balanced budget. most people do not know that, which is pretty amazing, and he engaged with newt gingrich in welfare reform, which was our tremendous thing. the left screamed and yelled that they would starve in the streets. they got off welfare, which you become a drug for them, so that kind of stuff is disappeared as well. kevin mccarthy was to talk to president biden about the debt limit and other things, and this is what is needed. whether they will have an honest conversation that actually produces results we will soon know. host: it took a government shutdown for th

well, fred, can we turn to you? i know it's i've said i'm the moderator today. i've got my two experts here. and i'm going to turn to fred for a conversation and questions that you might have for mark as well. well, you never just a mere moderator, barbara, you're selling yourself much too short. i'm delighted to be with all of you. and of course, in particular to be here with mark. i think mark and i might have first discussed this project on a while playing tennis together in charlottesville years ago. and congrats on the book. it's just a marvelous book. i think mark is being modest in a sense. yes, maybe in some ways it's not, quote unquote, comprehensive. but i want to tell the audience that is a it's an unsurpassed examination and probably will be for some time. kennedy's policies on vietnam writ large. and i think, as mark just pointed out, he had to he had to go back and really consider policy in its entirety for us to then be able to understand what is the thinking. in late 1963, when so much is happening? and then, of course, he himself is was assassina

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you know, as fred said, i mean, the book is wonderful. i really enjoyed it. i really, really liked your your treatment of the louse invasion of 71. i mean you see it as a point in in in the war generally had never really occurred to me and i think build a really great case for that and i think that's bound to kind of force us to reconsider a lot of what we thought knew about vietnam. and i think that's that's i love this field so much. is that in spite of all that we think know about the war. right, that thinking on it is constantly evolving. so so you know, i'm a i'm a i'm a vietnam special and i study the war as christian intimate and mostly from the vietnamese side and and i kind of want to i want to focus on that in my in my comments. i don't know if it's fair to you, carolyn, because this is clearly a book about nixon and kissinger. but at the same time, i think it's really important to address important yet enemies realities, which i think very often go kind, ignored or neglect and and and and i think that you know, the story that the book presents as f

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fred plat said republicans are sizing up the contenders. >> we're looking for a candidate, i think, withthat trump is carrying with him now. >> reporter: do you think republicans are looking for a candidate that can win back the white house? >> yes. it's not clear who that is right now. frankly, even though trump has got his strong supporters, they take a primary, i'm not sure he can win a general election. >> reporter: in talking to voters, that is the point, win being the general election. desantis talks again and again about the culture of losing. we're about to see if he can provoke a culture of winning. next week he'll meet in miami with an announcement in his hometown after memorial day. this is hardly a surprise. now he has to show he can bring this big campaign only three months before the first debate for the republicans. >> fascinating stuff. it's on. governor desantis claims a new immigration law taking effect soon in the state of florida will ensure if the taxpayers are not footing the bill for illegal immigration and undocumented immigrants themselves. the other side of that

something that the kremlin today said they're concerned about. >> fred, thank you. really appreciate the reporting. thank you. >>> ahead, in our next hour, 7:00 a.m. eastern hour, we'll speak with the mayor of kyiv. he'll join us on "cnn this morning." >>> emotional testimony heartbreaking 911 calls heard during day one of the tree of life murder trial ahead. >> we're also going to take you live to iowa where desantis is sharpening his attack against his former ally. >> he's attacking me. over some of the disagreements. i think he's doing it in a way that voters are going to side with me. gena ultra sheer. a lightweight blend that protects 6 layers deeeep with a a smooth dry-touch finish. this round is on me. neutrogena ultra sheer. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzszs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. bath fitter is a better way to remodel your tub. precise measuring means the perfect fit. the bath fitter tub over tub process means no

announced that 7,340 people were fred himself, the collection of those who are fred himself and others who are his acquaintances said that a person was saved, more than 15 thousand people out of 100 thousand people that you announced that these 15,000 to 60, 15% of 25,000 people were saved from death by watching this program, from region to region, math, now we are 15%, 56,000 people, and one person, this statistic was only related to suicides from other polls. it is about the solvency and settlement of our request, which , of course, i do not have space to mention this topic of our conversation that we are in the middle of the table of countries where people commit suicide, and putting fish and bad, of course, even though one person is too many , in the continuation of the conversation with a dear guest , we will introduce people who are influenced by this program to give up this action. dear sir, hello, you are very welcome to this interview. please let me introduce myself . i am greeting you and all my dear viewers. i am dr. maryam , a specialist in traditional medicine. what happened to my married singles that y

are available so easily to really anyone who wants one -- fred was on your show earlier, fred gutenberg. he saidguns has doubled. the number of ak-47s and assault rifles has quintupled. that is not what we need right now. and when republicans continue to say, this is just about mental health, to me, that tells me that the nra and the gun lobby still has their foot on their throats. and they are not understanding the problem. and they are putting our children and americans at risk. >> the nra, is that part of the issue? you just can't get around the nra? >> no, it's not that at all. it's -- the fact is this is not just about gun control because we have the right to own guns. and as a law-abiding gun owner, i think the conversation needs to be much more broad than that. you want to bring in republicans and what republicans are doing to stand against it. the reality is, the majority of gun violence in this country is done in inner cities that are large urban areas in this country led by democrats. there's night republican on the city council in chicago, in los angeles, in new york. that is where we

saturday night live alumni joined the lineup of entertainers supporting striking writers, said myers, tina fey and fredsigns outside silvercup studios in queens, new york, where american horror story he continues to film. productions have been halted at many other tv and film studios. this is the first strike for movie and tv writers in 15 years involving more than 11,000. union writers. the striking writers are also receiving support from other unions. have a great solidarity , great enthusiasm and great support, not just within our membership but also from our sister unions. we have other entertainment unions like sag aftra like i etc, like teamsters who are strongly supporting us in this effort, so we're really appreciative of their support. night. tv shows have shut down production due to the strike and are airing reruns. comedian dave chappelle has scheduled some performances in san francisco at the last minute. sherpa was performing at the punchline comedy club tonight. tickets sold out within minutes of going on sale, but he's also scheduled perform thursday night at the masonic auditorium. chap

. >> fred silverman who was running programming at cbs said, we're going to get rid of the shows that most highly rated and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to that younger audience. >> they changed the face of television. >> my name is norman lear. >> until 1971 he was a very successful if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." >> norman lear and bud yorkin created absolutely iconic shows. >> they revolutionized not only cbs but all of american television. >> our world is coming crumbling down, the coons are coming. >> to use language like that on tv was just unheard of. but it really captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> yeah, this is only a beginning but i think it's wonderful. >> well, let's see how wonderful it is when the watermelon rinds come flying out the window. >> it scared me when i saw "all in the family," i thought, they better be careful

russian officials as fred pleitgen just said, saying they believe this could be their new reality. are you reading that this morning? how are you reading those attacks? >> yeah. these are very interesting because generally what they're using are drones that are actually soviet-era drones that have been modified by the ukrainians. so, the ukrainians are not violating any promises that they've made to the west and to the u.s. in particular not to use u.s. or western supplied weapons to attack russia itself. but they're still doing it. and it's not quite setting russia ablaze to borrow a phrase from churchill. but what they are doing is they are actually moving forward and telling the russian population that they are at risk of some kind of an attack. it's not as bad or as severe as the attacks on kyiv, obviously. but it is cheerily something that puts people at risk and it is a warning. >> one question in all of this sort of bigger picture is the role of china and can china be a moderating force at all. they have said as much, but the real questions about what that would look like an

and said such attacks constitute war crimes, speaking with fred po pleitgen on friday, also took a swingt russia's president. >> reporter: don't overestimate putin, this is a man with a very low level of intelligence, a man whom everyone overestimated and accordingly made wrong conclusions about his ability to analyze what is happening and this is unfortunately one of the reasons why we have a war today. putin's sacredness has already been destroyed, ieven prigozhin has no respect for putin. >> that's a presidential adviser there speaking with our fred pleitgen. for more on this, i'm joined by cnn military analyst retired u.s. air force colonel cedric leighton, and thanks for being here with us again as we continue to watch spring, and going into summer soon, it's all unfolding in ukraine, the weather's good, the ground is hard, and this conflict is hitting a new more menacing stride, i would call it, we looked at that attack on that medical facility. i mean, do you fear that we will start to see more of this, certainly a more ferocious battle? and, again, more of those civilian targets.

i mean, fred guttenberg said on your show last week, nicolle, there's like 3% of the gun owners own likef the guns. and there are people -- there's a very small minority of gun owners that are nuts and, frankly, i bet when they look into this man who slaughtered all those people on saturday, i bet he owned a bunch of them along with all the proud boys and all the other folks that donald trump told to stand by and stand back and stand by. >> you know, fig, we also are at a point where -- i hate saying things like this. i hate hearing myself say them but i'm going to do it. there have been enough mass shootings that you can look at the laws that had they passeds, you know which ones wouldn't have happened and this guts me but i'll read it. the texas tribune they reported and hundreds of bills filed in the texas legislature over the last 60 year, at least two dozen measures would have prevented people from legally obtaining weapons including assault rifles and large capacity magazines used in search of texas' mass shootings. at least five bills would have required that people seeking to obt

the man that lost his wife and son said he left honduras to escape violence and they found it in america. >> yeah. >> frediend, manny oliver, whose son died with my daughter in parkland said the same thing about why he left venezuela, to find safety here in america. here's my reaction. it's time to stop listening to the liars. you know, jamie would be 20 years old this july. 20 years ago in 2003, we had 200 million weapons in america, and now we have 400 million plus ghost guns. and now the ar-15 sales are at 25%. it's everything you need to understand about where we are today, and the question is how did we get here? two years ago, my co-author reached out to me about this project that he wanted to work on, taking on all of the myths and the lies that the gun lobby has been telling us now for the better part of 20 or 30 years, because america was not always this way. it's their lies and those that embrace those lies, those who serve in elected office to continue to tell those lies that we need to defeat. i will give you an example. it continued just yesterday with abbott, who moronically said -- referred

fred plet, a new hampshire state representative said republicans are sizing up the contenders. >> they're candidate, i think, with less baggage, that trump is carrying with him now. >> do you think republicans are also looking for a candidate who can win back the white house? >> it's not clear who that is right now, and frankly, even though trump has got strong supporters, may take a primary, i'm not sure he can win a general election. >> and republican voters say they are indeed looking for a winnersh that is one of the leading criteria, as they begin sorting through this growing field of candidates, of course the question of who that is is going to be determined by this campaign. with governor desantis announcing next week at that donor meeting in miami, this field is quickly growing, if first republican debate, only three months away. jeff zeleny, cnn, washington. >>> now, there's a new twist in the saga of embattled u.s. congressman george santos, and a filing with the federal election commission late friday santos named himself as treasurer of his reelection campaign committee. while

he said the next interview next week in tehran, hours after adam himself and to the listeners a week later tehran and fred kennon and the next interview . i mean, really, if the children had arrived half an hour earlier , saddam would have been arrested . in the name of the nine works of quds fath and fajr, the commander of fatah yunan camp gholam ali rashid and farhangman, the commander of the nasr camp, together with hassan bagheri and colonel hosni saadi in the fajr camp, make the decisions of the 77th khorasan victors, a publication that was able to design and implement the saman al-aimah operation and take abadan out of the siege. 35 army battalions out of 100 irgc battalions in this operation, the iraqis with 7 armored brigades, 20 infantry and artillery brigades have come against the iranian forces . the sandy terrains of the operation area have turned the concerns and concerns of the operation commanders into one of the strengths of this operation for the iranian fighters. iranian forces have been through they have bypassed the digging of canals and tunnels in these areas and surrounded the armore

across your kindness of romania who several times said that under no circumstances that romania would abandon moldova and on the full spectrum of freds, romania would always stand by moldova would always support moldova and let some fig, which we value in moldova. it's something which gives us reassurance ah, in our future, in our european future and in our ability to keep moldova free and part of the free world to give her and along we've romania and all other partners from the european union, and nato. do you believe if we look at the war that's going on in ukraine, do you believe that there can be a full and complete victory by ukraine as president soleski is holding out for the moment or in montalvo would very grateful to ukraine. some of what i asked yes for defending themselves, and by doing so defending moldova. and our hope and the hope of our society is that ukraine would liberate its territories. and our continent and ukraine and mold over and the other countries in europe can go back to a situation. were europe is peaceful. countries are not addressed. territories are not occupied and we do cope and we do support in moldov

obviously as fred shows, never been true of the times he said it before. the ukrainians are saying they are seeing a real decline in the number of wagner troops, a visible on those front lines. what do you make of this announcement now? >> well, yevgeny, a warlord and firebrand and formerly a putin crony is increasingly working his own narrative. and it's divisive. for the kremlin. the military. the position on the ground. and whether they pull out on the first of june. it just creates confusion on the other side. ukrainians, i think, have a measure. this was not a -- this was not a turning point battle at all. though it was gruesome for boek sides. and i think the fact that he called out the last day or two the regime and used the word revolution in the context of 1917 in talking about the situation is extraordinary. stay tuned. >> it did seem extraordinary. i played this sound earlier from roman, that ukrainian sniper that we talked to many times on this show. he and his fellow soldiers had a russian soldier who surrendered. he had been shot twice. he wa

it's not easy, but again, he is underscoring some optimism. >> right, fred and i will say that i asked him, when he was here, i said do you think you will be able to get the majority of your conference behind this bill and he said yes, i do not think that will be a problem. and so that really is the key thing here. because even when they have a deal, the main thing that will be after that, is to sell it to their members and both the democrats and the republicans in the house, as well as both parties in the senate and that is a huge feat that they still need to overcome. but mccarthy is saying that he thinks he can get his members behind this, and that they will be able to, once they come to a deal, sell them on this, and pass it through congress, and they need to do that by june 5th, that is the deadline that treasury secretary janet yellen said, if they do not have a firm deal in place, and pass through congress, by then, the government will default on its debt. >> and most members have gone home for the holiday weekend. we hear from kevin mccarthy, want it done soon, so when they get back, everyone can read in an

tell me if based on what he saw in that video, fred, if witnessing the video, if he thought it was an intentional act. to be clear here the director said no. he said what is seen in this very graphic video is this vehicle again running a red light at a very high rate of speed hitting a curb and then hitting the migrants. fred. >> wow. very tragic. so sad. all right, rosa flores, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, u.s. cities, including new york, are bracing for an influx of migrants once title 42 lifts in four days. how are federal and local officials preparing? a congressman from new york joining g me next. and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker pporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: thinkigger. they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. we're carv

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wet, i didn't really wipe hard, i came out, somebody came up and said hi, jesse, i gave them a fist bump and had to explain themselves fred wet because just washed my hands. i'm in agony because now my clean hands are soiled. >> so you just confess that it is just water. >> totally appeared to your point now i'm only going to fis bump, thank you for teaching me. >> you learn learned so many things. i learned that bible study as well. i am a big friend of taz and he is a big fan of mine. i have such respect for the sector and all he's done over the years on broadway, hollywood , bronx tales is one of the all-time greats. jazz, i hope you are watching. >> where was obama when he was cashing in? remember when they had no scandals in the obama administration? except the entire vice president . bill from indiana, can one of joe's 87,000 irs agents take a peek into his accounts? teddy from arkansas, if somebod gave me a wet handshake without consent, i'd fight them. to get that's a little aggressive. >> anthony from new jersey. is 2023, men hiccuped woe two. >> know they don't. men should not be hiccuping. only if they've had w

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the bigger picture, fred, is that they're running out of time. the treasury department has saident's debts. we heard from janet yellen this morning where she rang the alarm bell on just how dire a situation this is. let's listen to what she had to say. >> our current projection is that in early june a day will come when we're unable to pay our bills unless congress raises the debt ceiling. president biden has invited the leadership of congress to the white house on tuesday. i know he wants to set up a process in which spending priorities and levels are discussed and negotiated but these negotiations should not take place with a gun really to the head of the american people. >> well, fred, you can hear there that treasury secretary janet yellen is essentially pleading with congress to find a solution here. and i will argue that neither side, i mean, lawmakers in both parties that i've spoken to say that they do not want a default. no one wants to go back to the plac place that they were in 2011 and the u.s. came close to defaulting and the markets were extremely rattled as a resu