i will remind our viewers that samantha power is a former representative and permanent representativeunited states of america at the un, and samantha power herself gave heat there to this churikav who passed away in the russian post, while he was such a serious diplomatic person . he has a pirate status and we know how pirates fought near somalia, i repeatedly mentioned this in my broadcasts about the fact that when there was no understanding of what to do with these pirates, they just started shooting them in civilian courts, weapons appeared and they just started killing us, we have been watching for a year and a half how putin turns into this pirate and who tries to blackmail everyone here and tries to restore order in the black sea basin , who can put an end to this here? why can erdoğan put an end to this? personally because verdogana has a lot of levers and only after the 15th year it increased first, and secondly, putin is really acting paper-like, because now, well, i want to remind you that such practices escalate all kinds of military conflicts. they always related to the oi

samantha power, the administrator of the united states agency for international development, visited the port terminals in odesa, among other things for the second time since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, she was in ukraine, she was also in odesa port, from which three days ago the last ship with ukrainian food left . putin to block the grain deal, the city was hit by cruise missiles and drones, and before we arrived and after our departure, we managed to see the port, which was actively involved in the work just a few weeks ago, there were hundreds and even thousands of ukrainians who worked in the field of export and port business, on the other hand, due to putin's destructive decision, the port was almost empty. i will remind our viewers that samantha power is a former representative of the permanent representative of the united states of america at the united nations , and samantha power herself was there to cheer this churikov, who passed away in to the russian post, in a word, he is such a serious diplomatic person, and let ’s take a look at this situation

samantha power�*s visit is significant for a couple of reasons.rt, dental healthcare as well as the modernisation of the agricultural sector. she is keen to betray the us as they continue partner. she also visited the southern city of 0desa, region that has come under significant attack over the past two nights. we have seen several missiles at the ports, as well as grain silos, and the reason for that is two days ago russia pulled out of the rain initiative which allowed the country to export grain through the black sea. part of that deal involves russia agreeing not to target infrastructure, and it is clear moscow wants to make a point. they not only is it pulling out of the deal, but it wants to frustrate kyiv in as many ways as possible. plan b is being discussed involving grain being exported over land as well as “p exported over land as well as up the danube river. those are options both politically sensitive as well is expensive for the but ukraine is a keen to explore as many options as possible within these words of samantha power, there

samantha power's visit is significant for a couple of reasons. the sizeable packages she has announced. almost $1 billion of aid for humanitarian support, mental health care, as well as the modernisation of the agricultural sector. she is keen to portray the us as a continued partner. she also visited the southern city of 0desa, a region that has come under significant attack over the past two nights. several cruise missiles have hit the ports as well as the grain silos. the reason is two days ago, russia pulled out of the ukraine initiative that allowed the country to export grain through the black sea. part of that deal involved russia agreed not to target infrastructure. and it is clear moscow wants to make a point. not only is it pulling out of the deal but it wants to frustrate kyiv in as many ways as possible. talk of grain being exported over land as well as along the danube river, but it is politically sensitive as well as expensive. ukraine is keen to explore as many options as possible, but in the words of samantha power, there is no su

they reassure those present . all engagement tasks are with defense security forces samantha power also announces more than $500 million in additional humanitarian aid from usaid says $1 billion 200 million direct in budgetary support was spent on salaries for more than fifty thousand rescuers who, in particular, overcame the consequences of the destruction of the kakhov dam, one of the types of support that we can provide. it makes the service extremely powerful for this support of good drinking loaders, dump trucks, truck cranes, vans and buses, says the united states, through the agency, in particular, helps ukrainians from all affected regions in all their needs, from support with shelter for those whose homes were destroyed to psychological assistance for those who were most traumatized by the war. a new program for ukrainian refugees star is planned for october, the program will be free and valid throughout the year , ukrainians who together with one or more family members currently live in canada under temporary status, now such emigrants from ukraine are entitled to the status o

end of her trip to ukraine , the administrator of the us agency for international development, samantha powerted to the press about the details of the visit , our journalist kateryna halko kateryna congratulations colleague greetings to the audience samantha pavel visited kyiv for the second time during the full-scale invasion and this time she had a meeting with many high-ranking officials of ukraine , in particular, she had meetings with the prime minister and the president. she was asked about the patriots with the help of humanitarian support, and she answered that, of course, ukraine is supported in all possible resources, but this question is not for her. during the visit, she visited many places and miss , in particular, she was in odesa, and we also know that she was in bucha there. she met with fedorov. they talked about the action about her recovery and she said that the whole world is delighted with our action from our digital development and development and that, in particular, the usa is very interested in deep cooperation, and maybe even involved in our digital and innovation sa

the ukrainian defense forces, the administrator of the us agency for international development, samantha powerviously visited odesa port after the shelling by the russians, announced this in kyiv. i know that this will be the subject of discussions regarding the next tranche of security systems and the test of what that support should consist of events on the battlefield and brutal attacks on civilian infrastructure are always part of the dialogue between allies about what weapons you should provide in the meantime the united states officially announced a new package of military aid to ukraine for defense and offensive, it will include, in particular, four self -propelled anti-aircraft guns from phoenix gost and switch blade drones , 152 mm caliber artillery shells and high -precision aviation ammunition. of port security , the total amount of the package is 1.3 billion dollars , the fire in the temporarily occupied mariupol was burning, the palace of culture, the ukrainian house , the city council informed what caused the fire, it is not known, the mountain building for the second time in dur

samantha power, the head of the us international fund, emphasized and announced an aid package specificallyulture of ukraine, let's listen to her today. i am grateful and happy to announce an additional 250 million dollars to support agriculture in ukraine, we will work on the creation and expansion of alternative ways of exporting ukrainian grain, we will modernize the critical infrastructure of the railway sector of ukraine , but as mr. kobrakov pointed out, of course, the main military component remains , it is about how exactly and who will ensure the safety of the work of ships and the work of the grain initiative and this question remains open for the time being, the studio thanks oleg for the information. mykhailo kushnir talked about the prospects of the grain agreement i will remind you of the alternatives. turkish president erdoğan said at a briefing that he will discuss the issue of extending the agreement with putin at a meeting in august. china also expressed support for the agreement and is ready to make diplomatic efforts for world food security , the agency reported on this,

jonathan: with that two minutes overtime, samantha power administrator of usaid, thank you very much for being here. administrator power: thank you. [applause] [laughter] >> next, university of michigan professor mark clauge discusses his book about the history and impact of the star-spangled banner written by francis scott key in 1814. then rishi sunak fields questions from the house of commons about health care, infrastructure investments, inflation, and the war in ukraine. later, a hearing on supreme court ethics with testimony from several law professors. this comes in the wake of a pro-public investigation revealing that justicelarence thomas may have violated financial disclosure requirements after receiving gifts from a republican donor. ♪

power during her visit to ukraine as james waterhouse reports from kyiv. >> samantha's visit is significant couple of reasons. first, we need to look at the sizable packages she has announced. almost $1 billion of aid or humanitarian support, mental health care, as well as the modernization of the agricultural sector. she is keen to view the u.s. as a partner. she visited the city of odessa which has come under significant attack over the past two nights. we've seen it several missiles hit the ports as well as grain silos. the reason is two days ago russia pulled out of the green initiative, which allowed the country to export grain through the black sea. part of the deal involved russia agree not to target infrastructure and it is clear moscow wants to make a point that not only is it pulling out of the deal, it wants to strike kyiv in as many ways as possible. plans are been discussed about grain being exported over land and the danube river but these options are politically sensitive as well as expensive. ukraine is keen to explore as many options as possible butn the words of samantha p

and i want to go now to samantha power, the administrator for the u.s.mer u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and she just returned from ukraine. administrator, i want to talk to you about ukraine and your most recent visit in just a moment. but first on the back of will's reporting these high-level leaders from kim jong un and north korea coming as that letter is handed from general shoigu. when you put all this together, do you think china is backing putin more than ever? >> well, i think just panning out from one moment in time in a very isolated country where russia is establishing its popularity. russia's also convening an africa leaders summit not too long in the next week where attendance at that summit has plummeted from the last time that it tried to convene african leaders i think 16 or 17 leaders will attend. last time, 43. when president biden extended invitations to african leaders, all who were invited attended, 49 leaders. so, russia's isolation actually is, i think, not getting addressed by mass disinformation in the global south by visits like t

and we did have about exclusive interview the head of usaid samantha power earlier today. she told me what putin is doing it playing roulette with the hungriest people in the world and called deeply disturbing. here's what she told me. >> the whole world needs to raise its voice, particularly countries in the global south, to say it's unacceptable to hold hostage the hungriest people in the world because of some power play and aggression carried out by moscow. >> reporter: so, sara, she does not buy the russian argument that russia has not been able to export what it wants to, fertilizer and other food. and she is hopes that russia could come back to the grain deal, from that pressure, around the world. particularly countries that russia is close to in the global south. and very notably, sara, power announced that the u.s. is offering another $250 million, a quarter billion dollars, in aid to ukraine, to support ukrainian farmers and the agricultural sector. sara. >> what people may not know is that both ukraine and russia, they put out about 20% of the world's grain. and

russia shelled odesa and a day earlier, when samantha power, administrator of usa id, was there, shesaw with her own eyes the consequences of russian air donations, and today in kyiv, she condemned putin's decision to withdraw from the grain agreement. i think that the country and world leaders should publicly condemn russia's decision to withdraw from the initiative, which was two-thirds of wheat is exported from ukraine to the rest of the world was exported as a result of the black sea grain initiative to developing countries, this is a huge amount of wheat. but again, there can be no neutrality regarding the use of food as a weapon of war. every person who believes in eradicating world hunger must stand against a step that creates more hunger in the world for no reason . russian grain and grain stolen in ukraine in the temporarily occupied territories, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, said this at the un on tuesday. one of the goals pursued by russia's exit from the black sea grain initiative is to provoke an increase in grain prices and at these high pri

babushka, i'm afraid, a distinguished guest has arrived in kyiv for a visit, the head of the usa, samantha power, announced this on twitter , the us ambassador to ukraine, bridget bring, she met the representative of the us agency for international development in the usa, ukraine noted that power plans to meet with officials, energy workers , rescuers, as well as volunteers activists and representatives of private business, i will remind you that this is power's second visit to ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia. a measles vaccination campaign has been launched in ukraine. brigades in educational institutions and for internally mixed persons in the event of an outbreak of the disease , emergency vaccination will take place, then within 72 hours everyone will be able to receive the pda vaccine contact persons within the program plan to vaccinate 260,000 people, a total of 334,000 doses of vaccine have been distributed across ukraine , this fully covers the immunization plan and the infection, which is acute, it is transmitted very quickly, and if we see, for example,

this was reported by the head of the agency, samantha power.rnments and the private sector to supplement the us investment by the same amount. this will help stimulate the economy of ukraine in the long term. 27,000 applications for compensation for damaged housing have already been received by the ministry of digital transformation. have already arrived a total of 2,766 applications for the electronic cards of the participants of this program were approved for the amount of 220 million. 27,000 of them were approved and submitted. if the local self-government bodies approved 486 applications for 38 million, kharkiv region is the champion. that is, 10,000 applications. just the same, it also says that there is a more difficult place for your ceremony. the city of kharkiv itself is their champion . because if this is the capacity of a larger city, how it would be much more difficult in the communities of the whole region. well, we are trying to contact oleksandr melchanskyi, the founder of the ifor forum, a conference and forum that will be held

kyiv region, in particular, the administrator of the us agency for international development, samantha power, and mrs. bridget bring, the ambassador of the united states of america to ukraine, came, they, uh, today they talked with the participants of the program are restoration and the anti-power speech itself was more like a joke about our actions, she constantly noted that the americans lacked such a program and was also surprised the program is recovery, how quickly and efficiently all this is done in ukraine, let's hear the direct language of what is happening here on the platform, there is recovery, i have never seen such a thing before, these mastered technologies are urgent and urgent, everything is for the benefit of the people , reporting to the people and for the sake of the people is a function that is prescribed from the very beginning, we in the united states are impressed with the functionality that is already in the program of the day, very soon beta testing will begin in action on the destroyed home, which is completely destroyed, but note that all the problems with the proc

volodymyr zelenskyi, president of ukraine, an honored guest came to kyiv for a visit, us president samantha powereported this on twitter, us ambassador to ukraine bridget bring, she met the representative of the us agency for international development in usa ukraine noted that power plans to meet with officials, energy workers, rescuers, as well as with volunteers , activists and representatives of private business. i will remind you that this is the second visit by power in ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, detailed requirements for reforms in ukraine are written in the annual national program of nato, this was stated by the ambassador of the alliance in kyiv, karen marker, this program will be less detailed, but more developed in a strategic plan, its implementation will be monitored by experts from nato and ukraine first such a program was provided to kyiv as a result of the bucharest summit in 2008. i would like to remind you that in vilnius the mechanism for joining the alliance was canceled for ukraine due to the membership action plan great britain introduce

became the key topics of the meeting between volodymyr zelenskyi and the administrator of kyivsey, samantha powerthe president of ukraine thanked for the visit and noted the important role of the agency in helping our country, the parties also discussed the needs of ukraine in the world of health care and social protection of the population during the war today one of the most difficult are discounts on karsil tablets 15% in pharmacies podorozhnyk you and savings i oleksandr sklyar was born and cut in kharkiv in a city that suffers from i know about russian weapons that poltava has become a home for tens of thousands of immigrants, and for me a second hometown where the best years of my career were spent. thank you to the armed forces of ukraine for the opportunity to play football. pain from pain in the back and joints flamides in june 2023 espresso tv channel continues to lead the top of ukrainian information tv channels greetings viewers time to learn about the most important according to measurement data viewers choose ukrainian ones view from espresso, congratulations friends mykola veresen

about the economy that suffered from the blocking of the grain corridor, the head of the agency, samantha power, reported this this week, she also called on other governments and, in particular, the private sector, to supplement all investments of the us government by the same amount of 250 million dollars, and this will help to develop and stimulate the ukrainian economy in the long term but here let's move on to the news of finance, because we are already waiting for a call from an expert of the cabinet of ministers who praised the decision to purchase the entire shares of sens bank from the deposit guarantee fund of individuals for uah 1. well, this is a conditional agreement. in this way, the bank simply becomes state-owned. this is stated in the message of the cabinet of ministers before the rebranding . expert to the servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine anton shvets, we are on the phone good evening good evening congratulations, mr. anton, well, a special law was written under it, but please comment on your opinion. is it necessary to nationalize a bank owned by russian oligarchs und

. >> this is a reckless, decision while in ukraine, monday, usa id chief samantha power's condemned russia's suspension of a wartime deal that allowed ukraine to safely export grain. just another example. of russian callousness. and disregard. for human lives and livelihoods. ukraine is a major global supplier of wheat, vegetable oil and other food products that many developing nations rely on u.s.. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield said russia's decision would push more into poverty while russia place political games. real people will suffer. russia argued it suspended the deal until its demands are met on its own food and fertilizer exports and said an alleged ukrainian attack overnight on the bridge connecting them to crimea was not a factor in its decision. i can't verify one way or the other on on claims while the pentagon is deferring to ukraine to speak on military operations, it is closely monitoring the debate in congress over further funding for the country. the majority republicans voted to support ukraine. the house passed the annual defense bill friday, but that versi

and he was a policy advisor to re former us ambassador to view and samantha power. all right, while you are joining us from washington dc, to help us explain this is, this is a complicated one. to wrap your head around, there was a lot of big power still is a lot of big power politics of play here with russia, western countries, darky, a, syria, and there been different attempts to renew authorization to a deliveries each with competing agendas. explain well, the russian answering machine's agenda is to reassert a saw control over all of syria and in this case already smarter crossings. even though as you speaker mentioned, the syrian army and government physically are not there. and these aren't corner quote, liberated areas for the international community, the us to our key, the europeans, others. they just want access. they want unfettered access to deliver as many people as they can. and they prefer to work with the united nations, as obviously the most reliable, reputable, and, and best way to get into into conflict zones. and what you're seeing right now is ess

samantha power is chief of the us agency for international development. she says the funds should help farmers find alternative routes to see shipments. russell pulls out of the black sea greenville on monday. a. donald trump says that he's received a letter telling him he's at the sensor for justice department's investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. the former us presidents has made the statements on his trans social platform. it's seen as an indication that he could soon be indicted by federal prosecutors. the special council who was investigating attempts by trump supporters to stop the transfer of power to joe biden has declined to come more news at the top of the hour, but up next it's the stream. thanks for watching. by where is the western agenda heading? that's the g 7 really even matter anyone who's more electable, joe biden, or donald trump or jeremy listen in the media undermining our society. can americans cross their supreme court is not corrupt. the critic who look us politics often line the high on s

samantha power may be announcement in the ukraine in poor city of odessa. she said the funds will help farmers find alternative routes. russia pulled out of the black sea great deal on monday. it had and showed the safety of wheat and all the exports from ukrainian ports. this is a reckless decisions that will have profound human consequences. and it is just another example of russian callousness and disregard for human lives and livelihoods. not only here in ukraine, but all around the world. the do most of the wealth hope this month ever recorded july is close to assessing a new record in the us southern states experiencing several days of punishing heat . the city of phoenix break reco set nearly half a century ago. 19 consecutive days of temperature is above $43.00 degrees celsius. the city is also sets up to 100 cooling and hydration centers. christian sending the reports from clark county in nevada, where excessive heat warnings have been extended until the end of the week. for those with no place to call home, it's hard to escape the blistering heat.

. >> this is a reckless, decision while in ukraine, monday, usa id chief samantha power's condemned russia's suspension of a wartime deal. >> that allowed ukraine to safely export grain. just another example. of russian callousness. and disregard. for human lives and the e senate. still, texas republican congressman michael mccaul told cbs's face the nation it will ultimately come together, feel very confident. bipartisan bill coming out. and the ukraine military alliance. the u.s. is a part of plans to discuss other options for exporting grain tomorrow. >> in waington, i'm jessi tenure. >> this week the senate takes up legislation passed by th house to fund ty. many belie that bill passeby a slim gop majoty last week is dead on arrival. this annual military funding bill is typically passed with wide bipartisan support. but that's not likely to happen this year. the national defense authorization act is a yearly multi-billion dollar bill to fund the military. last week the house passed its version of the bill by a slim margin of succsss with hardly any democratic support. house republicans i

aid chief samantha power.ditional a localment of humanitarian aid from the u.s., as much as $500 million. charles? >> charles: thanks, alex. the question is what will the impact of this have on the war. i want to bring in the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, texas republican michael mccaul. thanks for being here. vladimir putin saying that there's going to be reprisals a response to this. what will the impact be on the war? >> let me say first, the ukrainian drone attack on the bridge between russia and crimea is very significant in terms of the counter offensive. this is the supply line of troops and weapons going from russia through crimea in to occupied territories of ukraine. so it's a very significant development. on the black sea grain deal, i believe that russia for some time has been saying that they're not going to move forward with this agreement. and charles, what does that mean for not just the ukraine but the rest of the world? it means by doing so, it's very irresponsible or my ju

aid chief samantha powers visiting kyiv as the u.s.llion in ukrainian aid called the move reckless. >> it is just another example of russian callousness and disregard for human lives and livelihoods. >> kremlin spokesperson dmitry peskov says the deal is over until owning a gri cultural shipment demands are met. although the country has been shipping record volumes of wheat. >> with the arrival of u.s. cluster bombs in ukraine russian president vladimir putin claims if they are used russian could use them as well. according to the u.n. there is documentation that moscow has already used these controversial weapons on the battlefield. bret? >> bret: alex, thank you. up next, worries about possible long-term effects of the strikes by entertainment industry writers and actors. we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight. heavy doheavy downpours for a sd day. landslides and buckled homes and swamped vehicles. at least 40 people have died so far. 34 others are injured. more than 10,000 people have had to evacuate from their ho

. >> decision that will have found human consequences during a visit to ukraine, usa id chief samantha power slammed russia's decision to end the war time grain export agreement. >> since it was made last summer, the deal has allowed ukraine to export more than 32 million metric. tons of food. but today. >> so we bring in all showed up today as a result of this decision. so we're seeing the impact right now. >> a kremlin spokesman said they're suspending the deal until their demands are met on russian food and fertilizer exports, though, secretary of state antony blinken suggest this is just another russian war tactic. weaponizing food. >> using it as a tool as a weapon in its war against ukraine. u.s. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield says this will especially hurt developing nations and could push more people into poverty while russia place political games. >> real people will suffer national security coordinator john kirby says the u.s. is looking at how to help will continue to work with the allies and partners to find new ways to get grain out, though, he says the move will c

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aid samantha power who said vladimir putin is playing roulette with the hungriest people in the worldhad to say. >> the whole world needs to raise its voice, particularly the global south, rookies groo to say it's unacceptable to hold hostage the hungriest people in the world because of some power play and aggression carried out by moscow. >> reporter: so power told us she is hoping that global pressure will bring russia back into this deal. meanwhile, she announced the u.s. would be giving $250 million in aid to support ukraine's agriculture sector. the attack last night, that was according to russia's ministry of defense in response to the attack on the bridge, but russia still saying that they are still considering other ways to respond to that. abby. >> alex marquardt, live in odesa, thank you. >>> new details are emerging on the man suspected behind the gilgo beach murders. what investigates are found in a walled-off vault in his basement. and how his family reacted to his arrest. >>> and the breaksing news, an american in custody at the boborder. stay with us. (momom) the moment

decision that will have for found human consequences during a visit to ukraine, usa id chief samantha power slammed russia's decision to end the wertheim grain export agreement. >> since it was made last summer, the deal has allowed ukraine to export more than 32 million metric. tons of food. but today. >> so we bring in all showed up today as a result of this decision. so we're seeing the impact right now. >> a kremlin spokesman said they're suspending the deal until their demands are met on russian food and fertilizer exports, though, secretary of state antony blinken suggest this is just another russian war tactic. weaponizing food. >> using it as a tool as a weapon in its war against ukraine. u.s. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield says this will especially hurt developing nations and could push more people into poverty while russia place political games. >> real people will suffer national security coordinator john kirby says the u.s. is looking at how to help will continue to work with the allies and partners to find new ways to get grain out, though, he says the move will c

. >> decision that will have found human consequences during a visit to ukraine, usa id chief samantha power slammed russia's decision to end the wertheim grain export agreement. >> since it was made last summer, the deal has allowed ukraine to export more than 32 million metric. tons of food. but today. >> so we bring in all showed up today as a result of this decision. so we're seeing the impact right now. >> a kremlin spokesman said they're suspending the deal until their demands are met on russian food and fertilizer exports, though, secretary of state antony blinken suggest this is just another russian war tactic. weaponizing food. >> using it as a tool as a weapon in its war against ukraine. u.s. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield says this will especially hurt developing nations and could push more people into poverty while russia place political games. >> real people will suffer national security coordinator john kirby says the u.s. is looking at how to help will continue to work with the allies and partners to find new ways to get grain out, though, he says the move will c

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aid administrator samantha power announced the deployment of a disaster assistance response team, or d.a.r.t., to the region to lead and coordinate the u.s. government's humanitarian response. while some of our humanitarian programs are temporarily suspended, as of yesterday 19 of our long-standing partners with strong national networks continue to operate albeit with limited capacity, and dwindling prepositioned supplies. since the beginning of the conflict, national staff, neighborhood committee, and other civil society organizations have shown tremendous bravery, responding to the needs in their communities amid incredible risk and uncertainty. one of our partners has been dispatching in network of midwives across khartoum to manage emergencies and support homeworth amid airstrikes, gunfire and rubble. when it's been too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to any of the few operational hospitals. their bravery and commitment to the sudanese people has helped save lives and bring new life into the world and other wives -- in otherwise grim circumstances. despite incremental prog

capital agency plans to provide low-interest loans, business grants and guarantees in case of samantha's first loss powered that this is only one of the commitments that the united states has made to the ukrainian people this week. it will include everything from technical assistance to businesses that want to scale and expand their operations to help them comply with eu regulations so that they can export more of their products. products and services to europe and create more jobs for a greater number of ukrainians in odesa , an updated rehabilitation center opened , doctors who have been working with patients for many years gained access to innovative equipment and new possibilities for carrying out rehabilitation procedures can be treated here, both military and civilians who suffered from the war, more in the material of odessa colleagues in this medical institution , patients can receive both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, special attention is paid to people who suffered from the war , the protocenter is open to all those who need medical help, injuries and the consequences that occur in t

you sent a letter to secretary of state lincoln and samantha power, the administrator of the usaid in june of 2022. in the letter you cited you were directed by congress to conduct studies of the collapse of afghan military the state and usaid were required by law to provide you information to do that task and that they were being prohibited from being able to assist to provide you the information that you needed and you felt it was toward your efforts. you contacted me and that i sent a letter to president biden transmitting the letter that you had sent and i asked that this be submitted into the record both your letter in mind. >> what's troubling in your testimony you relate that you're not getting the information that you need to be able to do the job that congress directed you in reviewing the withdrawal and the circumstances in afghanistan. >> that is absolutely correct. >> i've not received a response to my letter to the president, have you received responses from your letters that detail at all why they're not provided information. >> welcome to my world we have not received a

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powered leaf blowers produce a significant amount of pollution. well, you thought that flying would be more expensive than moving. but apparently you'd be wrong. samantha cortese spoke to a recent cal grad about how he did it. >> i'm like crazy. in saying because schedule like super do. sportation a tr engineer. bill has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public cup serving in the morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i would take arts, which takes an hour to berkeley. then i will take the show to campus to get to my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most 08:10pm, sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. it takes a lot think self-discipline commitments, but passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200

. >> that powerful harrowing testimony was delivered during a two-day hearing this week on the legal challenge to texas's abortion ban. one of the plaintiffs in the ban, samanthavomited on the stand talking about her baby's fatal birth defect which also put her own life at risk and she was forced to continue carrying her unborn child. casiano is one of 13 women who along with two og by winds are suing the state of texas, demanding clarification into all the scenarios that would be considered medical emergencies and allowed for a legal abortion under the state's harsh restrictions. once to support overturned a constitutional right to an abortion last summer, republican backed ban went into effect at long all abortions except to save the life of a pregnant person. the procedure was already severely limited in the state following the passage of sb8 in 2021 and not fanned abortions at six weeks of pregnancy. so the vagueness of this current exception, saving the life of a pregnant person has really left doctors afraid, scared to perform even medically necessary abortions to save the life of another, because the consequences of violating that law including losing y

usaid administrator samantha power is in kyiv today announcing a $500 million humanitarian aid package. she's expressing, quote, grave dismay at the russian announcement, pointing out that most of the grain was destined for countries like somalia and ethiopia, which are facing major food shortages. this is a reckless decision that will have profound and human consequences. but the situation in the black sea is not stopping the fighting on the front lines. ukraine's counteroffensive is now largely stalled as russia reinforces its defenses, moves russian forces on our southern and eastern lands are doing everything they can to stop our soldiers. the announcement suspending the grain deal came just hours after an explosion hitting russia's main bridge to crimea, which russia is now blaming on ukrainian drones. in london, alex hogan fox news. the first courtroom arguments are set to take place tomorrow in the case involving former president trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents. us district judge aileen cannon will oversee two discussions in a pretrial conference. one will be