>> i am so happy to be in savannah, i grew up in boston and i heard savannah is number three st.ter new york and chicago. i was thinking, where is boston? are we fourth behind savannah? i couldn't believe it, when i got here, it is off the charts. everyone is going crazy, they have the green beads, like in mardi gras, green down here. we are here at jay christopher's restaurant, open and ready for people to come in. the breakfast customers are not people who just woke up like me, they are people who have been up all night. >> ashley: my question, looks like you are having more fun than we are, you are having breakfast with everyone this morning. are you going to participate in festivities? what are you going to do today? >> you want me to get out and march in the parade? wow, it is not enough i wake up at 4 in the morning and come down to this diner and talk to people? no, we're talking to people in this restaurant and during "fox and friends" we'll be meeting people celebrating down here in savannah. i would love to get in the parade, i heard a tradition where girls come out wit

it is beautiful in savannah, we've been in the darkness.ple have been up all night and the palpable excitement is in the air. i never realized the huge celebration that went on in the south for st. patrick's day. it was boston, new york, chicago thing. there is huge irish american community down here. the other thing i've been noticing, whoever you meet, it is not pride in the irish heritage, it is pride in the united states. great to see the irish and the patriots out here. >> brian: you had no idea people get up in the morning, tom, you are astounded when the sun comes up. right? >> steve: he has a special guest who resides in savannah, georgia, stick around to see who that is. tommy is up. thank you, tommy. 8:04. grave warning from the head of u.s. central command. an icu faction is gaining and could hit the west within the next six months. >> ainsley: growing threat comes as dozens on the fbi terror watch list have been caught trying to cross the border. >> brian: alexandria hoff has details. alex. >> alexandria: isis k has been growing

savannah? >> all right, knbc's jonathan gonzalez leading us off this morning out west. >> there is a lot going on from coast to coast let's break down where we have our winter weather alerts. california, pacific northwest, northern plains, the system moving in through the great lakes for the current storm and then into the northeast as that storm moves eastward we're also concerned with flooding out west, and very windy conditions on the back side of that storm moving through the west coast want to focus on what is going on in detroit, though, where we do have that heavy snow falling. that's going to last for the next several hours we had over an inch of snow in chicago and things wind down this is moving eastward and the storm is going to intensify off the coast. as we go through the day, snow will spread through new york state, through pennsylvania, we'll see more of a rain situation on that i-95 corridor. on the back side of the storm, where the cold air surges in, that's when we'll change o

>> not definitively, savannah.alking about early next week but that day isn't set yet likely tuesday but, again, that's still to be determined. >> have you been told anything about the nature of the charges in this indictment >> no. i mean, specifically no. we don't know how many counts. we don't know what the actual charges are. but we do know it centers around, you know, a legal very common confidentiality agreement that was signed years and years ago with stormy daniels, between her attorneys and michael cohen. those were the parties to the confidentiality agreement. so it is nothing more than that, which is really what makes this shocking this is a historic case. a monumental case. a case that will have wide reaching ramifications i feel very concerned about the rule of law in this country because it endangered the rule of law for all americans. today it is donald trump the day after it is a democrat the day after it's your friend the day after it's you or me that's what concerns me, when the prosecutor can use

nbc's savannah sellers was at that hearing today. >> we will protect the u.s. user data. >> reporter: tiktok's top executive under fire for over five hours today. >> tiktok poses as a mr. rogers' neighborhood. but it acts like big brother. >> reporter: the hugely popular app, known for short videos like this, in the spotlight today for this. >> what your relationship is with the communist party? >> reporter: ceo shou chew answering questions about whether the app, owned by bytedance, a chinese company, is a national security threat given a chinese law that could allow the government to access user data. >> i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to that data. they have never asked us. we have never provided it. >> i find that actually preposterous. >> i have seen no evidence of this happening. >> reporter: tiktok has 150 million users in the u.s. and a billion worldwide, many of them teenagers. the white house has given the company an ultimatum. sell the company or face a ban in the u.s. as the justice department and fbi investigate wheth

[cheers] ♪ [bagpipes] >> ainsley: that is savannah, georgia. j. christopher's.y went down there from new york. that's the rockland pd emerald society pipes and drum corps. savannah has one of the largest saint patrick's day in the country. they have bands and parades. they die the water green down there. it's really pretty. it's a lot of fun. and chicago has a big, big. >> steve: they do. >> ainsley: boston and new york does. there is tom shillue. >> brian: see him backtrack and move forward. i get so caught up in new york and boston you for get what goes on around the rest of the country and then other nations. >> a lot of america going on out there, brian. >> brian: 2 million people will watch today's parade in fifth avenue. >> steve: the parade here in new york is bigger than anything they have got in ireland. and, of course, so, you know, everybody is celebrating and today the whole audience is unofficially irish. we're celebrating the life of saint patrick. do you know why exactly? >> ainsley: he ran the snakes out of ireland. >> steve: we just heard those

savannah does. they die the water green.go has similar festivities and new york already starting to put up the divider. >> steve: poor that potties are up in front of the building. >> i want to give a warning if you are not irish you can't participate. >> ainsley: yes, you can on saint patrick's day serve irish. >> steve: i'm irish, too. >> ainsley: i have some irish in me, too. >> brian: you have to travel with your family tree and circle the people that make you irish. listen, i'm not going to budge on this. >> ainsley: take your 23 and me card down to savannah where tom shillue is. he is having breakfast with friends in savannah, georgia. there is a huge festivities there. are you getting ready for the parade? >> tom: this is great. these people have been up all night. last night when i came in i heard the pipes. you guys were playing last night as well. i went to sleep and when i woke up i heard the pipes again. we are at jay christopher's restaurant. revelers coming in for breakfast or lunch or dinner or whatever it is

savannah? >> heartbreaking.te families with the remains of their loved ones, it comes after 154 remains and six bodies were discovered being stored in a warehouse. let's bring in nbc's julia jester for more. how did they find these bodies and remns in the first ple? to the warehouse when several customers complained to the california cemetery and funeral bureau about the business' practices. multiple yelp reviews holding ashes for years and refusing to return or even answer paid customers' phone calls. turns out the company's crematorium had been suspended as of march 2018 but continued to operate as a funeral establishment and stored remains in the hayward warehouse in unauthorized facility which is where the state funeral bureau and funeral home visited last month and found more than 150 remains according to authorities. kate? >> and were the remains organized? what do we know about the process to reunite with families? >>eporter: kate, it is a process. five of the bodies have been identified. the funeral dire

savannah?n your child is ill, the amount of gratitude you can have for people who helped you out. so i'm grateful for the doctors at weil cornell who were amazing, and the nurses. and i'm grateful to my family and i'm grateful to friends like you who were there every single day. so i want to say thank you for that. i love you. >> i love you. you have a lot of friends out there who are lifting you up. and hope, too. let's do it. you ready? >> ready. >>> we'll get to the news. we have these top stories to get to. major incidents fueling new concerns about the nation's transportation system, a second norfolk southern train derailed in ohio over the weekend just 200 miles from the site of that toxic disaster. and in the air, a bird strike led a florida-bound plane to make an emergency landing in cuba. extreme turbulence in the skies of connecticut are being blamed for a passenger's death. this happened on a private jet. we've got it all covered. we start with tom costello who covers aviation for us

gabe, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning.ina, on a road trip, south of the border, for a medical procedure. something that's becoming more common among american patients a trip to mexico turned tragic four americans caught in the cross-fire of cartel violence. this morning, two survivors back on u.s. soil escorted by the security convoy. relatives of latavia washington mcgee, and eric williams, confirming to nbc news their loved ones are alive but authorities say two others with them were killed on friday, the four long-time friends drove a white minivan from south carolina into northeast mexico a law enforcement source said they went there for a cosmetic procedure. but instead, were mistakenly targeted by cartel gunmen. video showing the violent abduction, the group forced into a pick-up truck. so-called medical tourism is on the rise with americans heading across the border for access to cheaper health care. experts say it comes with a variety of risks, but a kidnapping like this is rare pre-pandemic, an estimated 1.2 milli

irish research and teaching have led to the savannah economic authority to select savannah for delegations. the initiative helps the an irish manufacturer of surveying tools and broad-based for the savannah b company. i congratulate on its accomplishments and thank the universities for its efforts to improve u.s.-irish relations. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i stand before you today to honor americorps -- americorps week and the members who have changed their lives. i have witnessed firsthand the power of service during my own service first in the air force and later as a chemistry teacher through the americore teach for america program. ms. houlahan: i was hope to feel be able to visit with seniors who volunteer as foster grandparents to see the service is alive and thriving in the hearts of so many a

>>> hello, everyone, i'm kate snow. 46 >> and i'm savannah sellers. "nbc news daily" starts right now. today is tuesday, march 28th, 2023. breaking news, inside the attack. dramatic footage capturing how police managed to take down the school shooter in nashville. now we're hearing from a friend of the attacker who got a message from the shooter moments before. >>> shattered by storms, communities across the tornado-ravaged south banding together to clean up today. how soon help from the white house is expected to arrive. >>> migrant tragedy. more than three dozen are dead in a fire at a migration near the u.s./mexico border. what we're learning. >>> season for sneezing. doctors warn allergy season is starting earlier and lasting longer. this year why scientists say climate change might be to blame. >>> we do begin this hour with that breaking news, chilling new video capturing the deadly school shooting in nashville as it unfolded. >> monday's attack killed six people, three children and three adults. authorities have now released several videos, one

good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. one of the many questions this morning, does the u.s. have video of this incident that would expose the russians as lying over what happened? the russians say their plane didn't come into contact with the drone. the pentagon this morning insisting it did. this is now a diplomatic confrontation. set to play out today. a russian fighter jet, and a u.s. drone collided in midair, it is the kind of contact nato has been desperate to avoid since the war in ukraine began. the su-27 russian plane hit the drone's propeller bringing it down according to the u.s./european command. >> this incident demonstrates a lack of confidence in addition to being unsafe and unprofessional. >> reporter: russia, where president putin was recently filmed in a flight simulator denying its plane hit the drone. all its pilots showed what the u.s. called complete ineptitude. it happened at 7:00 a.m. in the crowded air space over the black sea. just miles from the war in ukraine. crucially, washington says in inter

and even elephants call them desert savannahs and elephants.found in namibia. what incredible examples of flora, for example, velvichi? this relic plant, the only one of its kind, lives in the north of the desert up to a thousand years in height. it is not higher than 30 cm, but its root go to a depth of 3 m. he, like an anchor , holds the plant in the sands of the desert from the woody stem. velvichi leaves only two leaves about 6 m long. they are able to effectively absorb moisture. mist and rasul tribes of the bushmen call this plant from the same tomba, which means big master? here is such an amazing world waiting for you in africa , more precisely mongolia. if you are going to go there, i must say that of course, when traveling to africa, the mongolian, when a completely magical world opens up , an absolutely incredible landscape of wild animals that i found out were seen only on tv or in photographs, and there they are wildlife, but the most important thing is that people are amazing, always smiling. although it’s a sin to hide life in th

savannah, good morning to you. >> good morning to you both.t scrutiny and skepticism among lawmakers on capitol hill. some members left frustrating saying the tiktok ceo did little to alleviate their concerns. shielding criticism on both sides of the aisle -- >> you damn well know you cannot protect the data and security of this committee or the 150 million users of your app. >> reporter: tiktok ceo's hoping to ease concerns that his platform is not a national security threat, pushing back on the notion that tiktok's parent company could be influenced by or ordered to turn over data to the chinese communist party. >> my app is not owned or controlled by the chinese company. it is a private company. >> reporter: pointing out tiktok is not available in mainland china. the company has 7,000 u.s. employees and that american user data is now stored in the u.s. >> congressman, i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to the data. >> i find that actually propostrouse. >> reporter: with tiktok implementing age-based restrictions.

i'm savannah. >> and i'm ellison. "nbc daily news" starts right now. >>> today, friday march 31st, 2023, historic new indictment. details merging about how many charges about former president donald trump is fafacing. ththe largestst city iss plalan takeke the former president int custody. the severe threat of the powerful system is on the move with millions of americans in the path. meteorologist bill cairns is timing it out. >>> desperate search of a 2-year-old is missing after his mother is found murdered. >>> and new blocks at the border, and the reason that americans may be banned from buying ozempic in canada. >>> and a story unprecedented in american history, the indictment of a former president. donald trump is set to face a judge in a matter of days. he is the first and only current or former president to be charged with a crime. this is all expected to happen on tuesday, but as we have seen throughout this journey, that could change. trump is set to fly from mar-a-lago estate in florida to be arraigned in ma

savannah? >> key moments. thank you very much. >>> let's turn now to the warnings aimed at the white house from top leaders in china, including its president, and they are ratcheting up the tensions between the two nations amid growing concern about china's potential involvement in the war in ukraine. nbc's molly hunter has that story with us. molly, these are rare, these are direct messages. how seriously are they being received? >> reporter: yes, hoda, that's exactly right. these are rare, and for today, in the second day in a row we heard similar comments so beijing's new foreign minister doubling down, warning the u.s. and china are hurling towards what he calls direct confrontation and conflict. fiery comments from the foreign minister underlined a deepening tension between the two world's biggest economies. this after sharp comments from china's leader xi jinping yesterday blaming washington for these deteriorating relationships. now, speaking on legislative session, it was recorted by china's state tv,

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie, and hoda kotb, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good tuesday morning. welcome to "today." it is 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. we're so happy you're with us. jamie lee curtis, what brilliant words. hit you in the soul. >> had all of us in tears the other night. she's up early with us this morning. we're going to talk about that moment and how she's feeling about everything. >> she's cradling that oscar. can't wait to visit with her. let's start with this wild weather including the monster storm. it's intensifying here on the east coast. >> more than 20 meal people on alert from west virginia to maine. the conditions in windsor locks, connecticut, you can see even hard to even kind of make out the airport in this shot. the storm's going to cause a lot of travel problems if you're coming out east today. >> meantime, it is more rain for you guys out west, for already hard-hit areas. flood watches in effect for nearly 30 million people including l.a. and san francisco. dylan is tracking it all, and we're goi

savannah has the morning off, and we'll get right to your news.o fail since the financial crisis 15 years ago, and now a second bank has been shut down. nbc's business reporter brian chung joins us now to see how this impacts americans and their savings. people see bank failure and start to freak out and think, uh-oh. is my money safe whether i bank with them or not? >> their three banks that closed over the last week and that's stoking concern. okay, is my money safe at the bank? what you need to take away from this is these banks are not your banking. they were primarily businesses banks. they're not handling savings, deposits from your mom and pop house hold, right? it's also important to remember that anybody who has a savings account, they will be insured up to $250,000 per deposit or what should cover most savings. if you have more of that, consider splitting those up into separate accounts. >> main street, wall street, what's it going to mean for those two groups? >> well, there is concern there's another bank under pressure now, first repu

and hoda are both off savannah is at home, after a positive covid test yesterday.hoda, a lot of you have been wondering how she is doing, we can tell you that hoda is okay, she's got a family health matter that she's been dealing with, so we look forward to seeing hoda and savannah back here at the desk very, very soon. >> that's right. we love you both. >>> meanwhile, here on a wednesday morning, we've got a busy half hour ahead, starting with new details on a case we've been following very closely. the murders of four university of idaho students. >> nbc's gadi schwartz has the latest what's happening >> reporter: suspect bryan kohberger is still being held without bail ahead of the next court appearance and now in a newly unsealed search warrant from the morning he was arrested late last year, we're learning a little bit more about the evidence that prosecutors might use against him. in a surprise pre-dawn raid in late december, law enforcement arresting bryan kohberger, at his parent's pennsylvania home, taking the suspect into custody after a six-week man hunt

one of trump's lawyers told savannah guthrie that the former president is expecting to travel to nework tuesday to surrender to authorities and be arraigned. >> do you expect the president to voluntarily surrender will he come for his arraignment? >> we are working out those logistics right now. absolutely he is not going to stay in mar-a-lago we will face it. we will be successful, i'm sure. >> he is currently expected to appear before a judge sometime tuesday afternoon, according to a tentative plan, sometime after 2:15 trump reportedly surprised by the timing of the indictment, quickly regrouped and went on an offensive, hosting a running diatribe against alvin bragg and the democratic party the white house is avoiding any comment. [ inaudible >> i have no comment >> i'm not going to comment on an ongoing criminal case as it relates to the former president. >> top republicans across the country are coming to mr. trump's defense with house speaker kevin mccarthy releasing a statement saying that d.a. bragg will be held to account for a, quote, unprecedented abuse of power florida g

this the savannah. they developed their own kinds of baseball in savannah.y are wearing kilts and they will do a dance and it's impressive to watch. brian: what is the umpire doing? it turned into this fun thing. i can't wait to get to the game. i haven't been to one since they started with they call banana ball. they are in their 20s, drawing pay checks. i don't think they thought about it beyond that. brian: thanks, joey. i still want you to hissen to the radio show monday through friday. watch fox and sphrenlds 6 to 9. and follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram as well as rum well. you know him, you love him. his name is dan bongino. are you going to [♪] dan: so i warned you repeatedly on this show over and over that sadly the constitutional republic is dying slow and painful death and the police state is staking its place. power always seeks a vacuum. president trump reported through his social account that he may be arested thi

sellers who is at the hearings in d.c. >> savannah, there were a number of fiery exchanges. what did lawmakers zero in on? >> reporter: there were, kate. you actually made a really important point this sort of split screen here. concerns over dangerous content for teens and kids and then also those ties to the chinese government. take a listen. >> we will keep safety for teenagers as a top priority for us. >> reporter: today on capitol hill the ceo of tiktok shou chew being grilled by lawmakers. >> we do not promote or remove content at the request of the chinese government, and -- >> the question is, are you 100% certain that they cannot use your company to promote such messages? >> it is our commitment to this committee and users we will keep it free -- >> i take that as a no. >> reporter: increasing concerns users' data could be at risk of being exposed or exploited. >> it's been said it's like allowing the soviet union the power it produce saturday morning cartoons during the cold war. >> i love you all. >> reporter: on wednesday dozens of tiktok creators descended on th

concern to watch. >>> savannah gut arely disappeared from the today show. >> savannah left early, she it came back positive. as soon as he -- we found out -- >> wishing her a speed key the recovery. bill maher is being interviewed on cnn when jake tapper asked the host if he was worried when donald trump was elected. >> i was afraid for my own well-being. i thought i could wind up in guantanamo bay. i think i still could. i mean, he concern he was ranting about me all last week again, so i'm afraid of trump on a very personal level. howard: maher also revealed why he no longer gets booed by some in the audience. >> about five years we did concern i don't know what they did with the audience, but they got rid of the groaners, and it made my life so much better. and there are people who actually say to me, oh, i miss the days when you used to fight with the audience. maybe you co, but i don't. [laughter] howe i don't know, a stand-up comic should be able to handle a few groans. that's it for this edition decision of "mediabuzz." subscribe to my podcast, apple itunes is a good praise to

. >> and i'm savannah sellers, thanks for joining us on a friday. "nbc news daily" starts are right now. march 24th, 2023, counterstrike, america responds with rocket fire after coalition bases in syria are attacked with drones. at least one american is dead, what the pentagon is now saying about those attacks. >>> star on trial, gwyneth paltrow expected to take the stand in her own defense as she battles a lawsuit over a skiing accident. >>> plus, what the daughter of the plaintiff said on the stand about the video of the incident. >>> and president biden meets with justin trudeau as a major immigration deal is reached, what they're doing to try to stop illegal crossings at the u.s., canada border. >>> and friends without benefits, not everyone can be your bff and some friendships can even be harmful, how to figure out if you're in a toxic friendship and how to cut ties if you need to. good talker on a friday. we'll getgú to that a little bi later. we begin in syria where president biden approved a wave of air strikes after the death of a u.s. cont

. >> and i'm savannah sellers, and "nbc news daily" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> today is monday, march 20th23. grand jury watch, law enforcement agencies on alert after former president trump says he'll be indicted tomorrow. the new witness appearing today in front of a manhattan grand jury as the trump legal team files motions in a separate case in georgia. >>> making friends, chinese president xi jinping arrives in russia to meet face-to-face with vladimir putin. the visit coming hours after putin himself made a surprise visit to ukraine. >>> cold snap, it's the first day of spring but someone forgot to tell the weather, the whites you conditions in the midwest and more potential flooding in the south. >>> a second look, new scrutiny over a cold case linked to alex murdaugh's surviving son buster. why it might lead to a body be exhumed. >>> we begin this hour here in new york city where a grand jury is hearing another day of testimony as it considers whether it will indict former president donald trump. >> it's not known what exact charges are being considered, but the case involves hush

savannah, that's right, savannah, georgia has a parade blustery, temperatures in the mid-30s.nland. sunday is when the rain comes in early in the morning. off-and-on showers with more waves of rain into much of next week with cooler temperatures. for san francisco, we're headed for about 62 degrees today. 64 tomorrow. then much cooler n>>> and that weather. >> we have been hearing some beautiful music out here it's been amazing. joining us is major ahern. it is great to see you by the way, this parade is pretty fantastic it will happen a block or so away from here this is the second year we have been back since the pandemic how does it feel for you guys marching down fifth avenue >> thank you very much for having the pipe band perform here today we appreciate the opportunity. and to be back with a sense of normalcy and leading the men and women and the port of authority men and women of the police department it's an honor and a privilege. for us to play for the crowds having a good time out there, it is wonderful to be back. >> tell us about the uniforms because it is not just

now savannah is right on the river and just north of the mississippi tennessee state line. so pretty deep into into tennessee just a few miles from the mississippi state line, grant sitting down at his breakfast table in a house called the cherry mansion when cherry was a unionist and granted up his headquarters, there with him around the breakfast table, some of his staff office, they're all sort of going through that, have come in overnight. orderly comes in and he sits a cup of coffee down in front of general grant here. and grant picks up the cup of coffee as is. and there's discussion on among his officers. grant typically was was quiet picks up the cup of coffee and just as he's about to take that first sip the rumble of distant artillery fire comes rolling up tennessee river valley conversation stops immediately grant pauses cup poised in midair sets it back down stands up and says, gentlemen, the ball's in motion, let's be off. so grant and his officers gather up the papers that were there on the table. they rush out the front door of the cherry mansion again, which

so nearly bit of savannah, her bills, he google, he goose get each day. but according to g, m analysis, latin america has the potential to be a worldwide leader in renewable energy. the countries in the region planned to launch nearly 320 gigabytes of solar and wind power projects by 2030. that amount accounts for approximately 70 percent of the regions total electrical capacity from all resources combined. the abundant wind and solar resources in south america generate tara, what's of hope for a green of future. daniella allow her of the european union, latin america and caribbean foundation e l a. c foundation, joins us now. welcome. so your organization works on the strategic partnership between the you and latin america. how much potential is there for renewable energy cooperation between the til 1st of all, thank you for having me. thanks for the addition. so as you know, the community of lemonade can carry and see. and the european union has expressed in the yard ministries meeting in, well as i was last year. they said he, a renew in i reach operat

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willie is in for savannah taking time off this week. overnight police releasing video that shows doors shattered by gun fe in a targeted attack on an elementary school attack. >> three children just nine years old. the 28-year-old transgender person that once attended that school. >> this is the year resulted in injuries or deaths, an average of one each week. we talk to the mayor of nashville. let's begin with catie beck there for news nashville. >> reporter: good morning. police say the shooter is 28 years old living as a transgender person, a former student of the school who left behind a detailed manifesto of the plan and learning this morning without the quick actions of police this tragedy might have been far worse. overnight police in nashville releasing this chilling surveillance video showing the terrifying moments the shooter blasted the way into the small school shooting through locked glass doors and the armed person entering a church office and stalking the halls with an ar-style weapon drawn. one of three firearms investig

savannah, mid 60s to low 70s if you've never been in savannah for st. about 38 degrees this weekend is kind of quiet. we've heard all the stories about california, how nuts it's been it's going to quiet down, not a lot of problems, just chilly for our last winter weekend. >> it's great to see you we need to get you in again. >>> coming up, please don't call it a bailout how washington is haunted by the 2008 financi calrisis despite the fact the federal government made money, made interest on those bailouts known as a loving parent. known for lessons that matter. known for lessons that matter. known for being a free spirit. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer, fda-approved for 16 types of cancer. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer, where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or aft

a move most of the world has denounced as illegal in savannah pole, the largest city in crimea. vladimir putin visited an art school and a children's center. one day after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant, accusing him of bearing personal responsibility for the abduction and unlawful deportation of thousands of children from occupied areas of ukraine to russia. we can get more now from our correspondent nick connelly and keith nick. hi, what's the reaction from ukraine to putin's visit? well, it's definitely something people are talking about a lot, especially since it is that 1st reported visit to oc budget crunches. beginning of this phase of the war last year, people really paying attention and you know, doing comparisons with william zaleski is that it's the front lines to the troops. he's there pretty often. this certainly didn't look like a man who feels safe or very relaxed. all this was mobile happening during the hours of darkness, basically no interaction with the people living the city except for those residents of that new block of flats which will lo

a lot of good, savannah guthrie. >> mr. roker, do you want to talk about the weather?s. a flood risk throughout much of southe >>> and that is your latest weather. >> okay. i just like having everybody in our plaza. coming up next, we will go one-on-one with sarah snook. it is the final season of that wildly popular show. >>> there is that music. we're back. it's been more than a year. i know the days, but i won't bother you with the date countsment the wait is almost over now for, unfortunately, the final season of "succession". >> i feel like it's been 424 days, but who is counting. sarah snook plays roy. >> okay. so you are talking? >> no. they want to, you know, talk about talking. >> oh, they want to talk about talking. >> what? come on. they haven't won the election, and they might not. and sad might not sell and you too might bail. it is a maybe maybe maybe situation. >> i remember it. >> i mean, it's all coming back. first of all, let's not bury the lead. sarah, you're pregnant. congratulations! when are you due? >> mid-may? >> and i heard you are keeping the g

on telegram by the russian appointed governor fuson can be seen visiting a school in the city of savannah to poll, which is the largest city in crimea. russia seized the peninsula from you crying in 2014 years before it launched its invasion of mainland and crime. keith has vowed to retire crimea in the fight against the russian invasion. d. w, corresponded jennifer poca is enrica. earlier i asked her, what kind of signal person is sending to the rest of the world with his trip to crimea? well kremlin spokesperson, the meet, the best scoff rejected the word that was issued yesterday by the i see, see, he stated that russia would never accept this warrant because it has no legal grounds and is simply unacceptable putting today. as you mentioned before, i made a surprise visit to see if i spoke to crimea to celebrate the 9th anniversary of premier being back into back to russia. but according to an orthodox priest, really no one thought that vladimir putin would make an in person appearance. everything was set up for a video conference, and then suddenly the president himself emerged from a

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i had to urgently leave the sahel region, this is a tropical savannah belt of africa that stretches from the atlantic ocean to the red sea and is the border between ruby-life sugar and fertile lands in the south of paris, they demanded to withdraw troops from mary, so ended the eight-year french anti-terrorist operation barkhan in january, the authorities of burkina beans already indicated the door to the french military, and a month earlier, on december 22, they finally left the central african republic at the request of the country's authorities, several thousand french military remain in nigeria chad , but even there their numbers. paris decided to cut back in favor of humanitarian missions. macron named. this is a new strategy for criticizing the recognition of the defeat of france in africa to be honest, we do not see the enthusiasm that we could expect in connection with the arrival of the french president, as it was, for example, 20 years ago, in the case of president jacques chirac, france's influence on the african continent continues to decline in the face of competition from c

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