they are risks, and then 9 a call for action for demonstrators in sudan, capita her to me, including sherry fat since the military coup in october, people have taken to the streets every week, calling for democracy for my mother and i want the civilian government to return to power. they have the military turn back the clock because they don't want a civilian and democratic government. they raped women with the name, and they killed revolutionary. hello and was our protest. i think we will make sure the democratic system comes back to dental to live. my mom died me or sorry, 5 to the fight against the military regime is personal on the banner, the picture of her son was a doctor, shot dead. well trying to help other protesters recently, sudan had been moving to what, becoming a democracy. but this latest military take over his crushed all hopes general up to hon. it's no charge and protested once him out. but once again, they're facing the push back from the security towards the neighborhood committees are blocking access to their streets, fearing a text by the security forces at the grassr

. >> thank you hello, sherry. >> my name is sherry and i'm a senior at lowellhigh school . time and time again we see policies created that negatively impact people that our schools are created to serve, without the impact from these people and while i most likely will be attending a sfusd school there's thousands of students who are and thousands of students who will miss out on unique programs like your resources, programs that have helped me and thousands of others help to find their way through high school. i firmly believe we can't trace theseopportunities and i hope a district that claims to support students that we will uplift students by providing opportunities for them to learn instead of cutting them . >> thank you and president lopez, one more. should we do one more president lopez? thank you. hello, claire. claire, are you there? looks like that concludes publiccomments for students . >> as a reminder, students can still make comments throughout tonight's agenda. item 3 under section c is comments from the general public . on all items that are not on tonight's

so he has been attacking me to do sherry for many months. there's been a big step between him and judges. judges, groups of judges have tried to push back. not all of them. it doesn't seem that they have been united, we see this week a today's strike by judges. not all of them participated, but a good to portion of judges did participate, particularly in the capital tunis, calling on basically thing that they just moved are an executive branch interfering in the judicial branch. this needs to be reversed. however, we have a strong position that has fairly from, from lawyers, the, the bar association to be actually supported by moved. there's also another judges union that all the to be happy about what they are for measure. however, judges are discussing amongst themselves. now it seems that they may be starting to organize a response, but will seem good. they may not be able to. so there are some judges pushing back . there are the people on the streets pushing back as we see the protests happening . but none of this is at will you tell me

is sherry with some snow showers for the north? now this is unusual. in the northern plaintive india, things are quite quiet. things are active to the north of van northern pakistan and afghanistan. that whole thing might wind up into a fairly widespread dustbowl running out of ranches stand. now given the s county client and rather unpleasant, that could be good news. it was still very new delhi and improve the quality of the weather sponsored by katara, always an artist in washington dc with a chain link and painting for unity for people who are struggling to meet the palestinian speaking inspiration for striking you in the heart of the american capital, the benefits are that they kind of confront you with his plan for universal. succeed work in the college at home on out his era. ah, ah, hello, are you watching out a 0? i'm emily angland. reminder of our top stories this alum monitors in east to new crime, separatist rage and say there has been more shelling on sunday. it comes as moscow back to separate as late as kind civilians in don't bass conti

the m main seen him of arrow sherry is he to which traps 2014 miles. but it's $40000.00 people at that time. up until now. greek cypriot property owners like andreas lord, those are being referred to a commission set up by the turkish authorities to examine claims for compensation. that's not enough for lord o's. he wants to go back the sooner the better is that is important is he's an island of less than a 1000000 people. we all know whose house is these ira and they know because the north is in control of the land that i used to be a document as well. and so from that on his, on my thought of goodwin, and if god willing, so what will be homes? one, andreas lord knows his wishes that his home town will also be a home to turkish cypriots. and adver roacha can contribute to the reconciliation of all of cyprus. ah, with happiness is for every one human penises are very different from primates. penises, we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature. a there, david, and this is climate change. pregnant sex. oh, helping us improve books, you'll g

this was to the em main seen him of arrow sherry, as he to which wraps 2014 in miles. but it's $40000.00 people at that time. up until now. greek cypriot property owners like andreas lord, those are being referred to a commission set up by the turkish authorities to examine claims for compensation. that's not enough for lord o's. he wants to go back the sooner the better is very important news. he's an island of less than a 1000000 people. we all know whose house is these ira and they know because the north there is in control over the land registry documents as well. and then from there on it is on my thought of goodwin, and if god willing, so what will be homes? one, andreas borders his wishes that his home town will also be a home to turkish cypriots. and that brochure can contribute to the reconciliation of all of cyprus. ah, we have something to celebrate. the 77 percent has reached $100.00 show. 100 times we've tackled the issues that matter most to you with boundless passion on the lot. so added to the $100.00 with the food of their sovereignty. 70 percent to 77

we have to work very hard to hold on, but we're happy to do with sherry law, but yes, it's exhausting. and it doesn't look like it's going to end soon. although i am personally cautiously optimistic. i mean shit connect. firstly, as of the museum on 2nd, for now everybody here must keep going, do the best they can for the ongoing influx of patience and hoping that the peak of the current wave will soon subside. in easton ukraine government troops and russian back separatists have been fighting each other for almost 8 years. people that live in constant fear between both sides the village school offer, anita. the last village here on ukrainian control territory is close to the front line. it has come under fire before. now the classrooms i m t not because of the war, but because of new coven restrictions, the war is something. people who have been living with for 8 years. they will not on board all pushed on faculty. they began to work most of the time the children go to school the to the speech, but we don't know what will happen in 5 or 10 minutes. she or to morrow nice more. so more

save. women must remain segregated from their male counterparts in line with that interpretation of sherry a law. and can only study subjects approved by the taliban. the international community has made equal access to education for women. one of the conditions of unfreezes, i've got his sons assets overseas. now some members of the taliban say the move shows they have now fulfilled this condition and that the us should lift a sanctions against them. what was that we have provided, complete security. we have respected the rights of women, yet the woman was appointed as the head of mala lies maternity hospital just a few days ago. alyssa schools are open and universities are opening. and now the united nations and the united states have no excuse to continue sanctions against us instead of the vanishing of by then i measure by godaddy my bye. right, let's get more of this from dr. eleanor zane, or she's director of the southwest asia regional program. at the german, thinktank, the conrad in our stiff dung. doctor's in a welcome. you just had one thought about governor there. is this reopen

the new show "sherri" will start in the fall. rumors i'm going to replace wendy williams. no, that's not true. nobody can replace wendy williams. so no matter what, we just want wendy to be okay and hope to see her doing her thing again. but health is first right now. >> health is first. >> thank you, t.j. >>> now to golf pro phil mickelson facing backlash over comments he made about a saudi-backed tour and lost one of his biggest sponsors apologizing now. will reeve has the story. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, george. in a statement that mickelson posted yesterday he apologized to the people that his comments negatively impacted, on that list now himself losing those major sponsors in the fallout. >> phil mickelson! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: phil mickelson has been a superstar on the golf course for decades, and a sponsorship machine off of it. ♪ making $40 million a year in endorsements. >> you know about the maverick carbon crown, right? >> reporter: but this morning, the six-time major champion has

hi sherry, this is cheryl. i am asking. oh, do you know there her one on my give you that i can get with my discount. lizzie, can that be convenient for that? did he can guarantee icon that booth was young? may i go for me to not? no, honey man, no need no more. no more stuff now right now, and it's only daughters who are sold, which comes as no surprise to anyone in afghanistan. marriage is seen by many as a business transaction. after all, in the future, a boy can provide for elderly parents, is their only hope that any shark disorder, any margotto or they got that or that escalate on our them. if they decide to meet on out, i'm on the i go on a moment, you go yeah, that jimmy? sure. well it is that a student that us about a month ago it was a shuttle, but they cut in stone. you bought over some really outgrows in monterey mano, missouri, isn't it? the waste of money. additional at the i'm with the vote that our son unbearable with ads promoting the sale of daughters have already appeared in social media chat rooms with p

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and sherry, dia, december, the 19th, 1949, saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957 to the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the ussr under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. both those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of operation, dropshot and visit dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd phase, the u. s. sr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet thought so taken over by nato naval force is the 3rd phase, annihilating the usaa, wiping it off the world, map to that in full new weapon types that to be deployed. nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small arms. the final phase, breaking the ussr into 4 zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah, more than 80000000 people. the majority of the huge countries population would have died in the intense bombing. and subsequent fighting they have a series of these c

one last person i want to acknowledge from the half-asleep sponsor happens to be sherry of illinois,en in touch with me almost on a weekly basis. she sent me an e-mail, i sent this is the number one issue i've been able to achieve in the house of representatives and she should be proud of her accomplishment on that side of the rotunda as well. there's more work to be done but this is groundbreaking in history making proud to be part of it. >> we listen to horrific and awful stories about sexual assault. probably even adding to that awful experience to go through, it seems like nobody cares for the cover-up, i shouldn't say cover-up. secrecy or lack of public knowledge about what goes on in arbitration, be able to choose yourself. do you want arbitration or do you want court? seems like a reasonable thing to do. in court, you will have your day in court. the justice branch of our government is obviously where we are going to make sure people get a fair hearing and things are made public. i'm glad to be part of this and follow leaders like gillibrand and durbin and graham and schumer o

sherry exemplify giving back. that is what community means. she is an inspiring leader, woman of color working shoulder to shoulder with the city's most vulnerable and overlooked. when you see sherry at work you see someone comfortable in her skin, generous and kind word and encouraging smile and laugh that fills up the room. she has a journey like many in our community and district 6, she has found strength in service to others and it is my honor to recognize sherry davis as or district 6 honoree for the black history month celebration. >> i believe she is logging in. >> hi, i want to say i am honored to be part of this journey. honored to be recognized and i am here to continue to provide and support the community. >> we have technical difficulties. >> turnoff your camera. >> i am honored and i appreciate everything and everyone in my life and in my circle. i appreciate hospitality house for giving me the opportunity to be able to express my support for the community. i have. [indiscernable] >> thank you. >> we are still having technical dif

conservation taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge gross through sherry, download it now for, for ah ah, this is d, w. news lie from berlin. cheers and jubilation. turn to pain and sorrow in morocco . rescuer is finally reach a boy trapped in a deep well since tuesday. but.

and let's have a united ireland and they were during it by sherry of spy, which and here they brought the news to the doorstep of the charges on sheer you hodge, a posse of people who a witnessed it. i'm be exported the message ah, the hotel became an ira target. first of all, cultures bright shiny new and inviting to be blown up. they didn't want their bombs to make an impact. so what better place to place that then day than the hotel where the where the press were? that's why they did it thought so europa was targeted by the array primarily because it represented if you like the investment into the senate of belfast investment by the government of northern ireland into the center of the city. ah, it was one thing for the journalists to be that reporting these attacks. but for the hotel stuff, the bombings kept them on high alert all the time. in april 1972, they noticed a suspicious truck parked on the street between the hotel and the opera house and raised the alarm. a british army bomb disposal unit arrived and of course the cameras were there. a few minutes later the bomb explode

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sherry has established a large scale conservation project in the eastern caribbean. the goal was to find a balance protecting corals and are the ecosystems while still enabling tourism. and fishing, for example, in specific areas. the fact that the community was so involved in the designation the design of these areas, that is why it was so successful. there are also plenty of ways to enhance conservation efforts, like these take playing underwater sounds to look back fish for one slightly surprising example. and that is evidence that by protecting reefs from local stresses, marine protected areas build resilience in the face of ocean to sit vacation and rising temperatures. so we have to have multiple strategies in addition to marine protected areas. this is lizzy mccloud, whose global cold reefs lead at the nature conservancy, researches like lizzie going one step father in the quest to help reefs resist climate change by investigating how to actually toughen cold reefs up. and so some of that the strategies people are using is, are taking corals that are, we call

sherry exemplify giving back. that is what community means. she is an inspiring leader, woman of color working shoulder to shoulder with the city's most vulnerable and overlooked. when you see sherry at work you see someone comfortable in her skin, generous and kind word and encouraging smile and laugh that fills up the room. she has a journey like many in our community and district 6, she has found strength in service to others and it is my honor to recognize sherry davis as or district 6 honoree for the black history month celebration. >> i believe she is logging in. >> hi, i want to say i am honored to be part of this journey. honored to be recognized and i am here to continue to provide and support the community. >> we have technical difficulties. >> turnoff your camera. >> i am honored and i appreciate everything and everyone in my life and in my circle. i appreciate hospitality house for giving me the opportunity to be able to express my support for the community. i have. [indiscernable] >> thank you. >> we are still having technical dif

you know, it looks like a boy for dr. alone. guy with why this was the way, basically car sherry was that actually be and known you to country with relations with russia. good relations for the you and i was going on is it is basically absurd. was the opinions down and says, we don't see the russian car just on saturday. president asked, he said, if the west has any intelligence show in that that, that is possible. let them share it with us and they didn't share. but the next day, the same it is, asians, whoa, george, the mom makes of such an important point here. i mean, when i find bewildering and very frustrating is that you have been wallace and list trust. and you know, of course jobs and all traveling around. but they don't want to negotiate. they just want to grandstand ok. i mean, and list, trust me as being a, you know, foreign secretary, she, she showed a lot of ignorance of history and geography in me. maybe would be good for someone like that to listen once in a while. if you learn something because she didn't come with the negotiation agenda, she came with a hectoring ag

conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sherry, download it now for free. on the green. do you feel worried about the planet we to i'm neil. host of the on the grievance of cost, and to me it's clear we need to change the solutions or out they join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me to do for them. my 1st bicycle was a sewing machine. i come from, women are boned by this ocean, given something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle, even since i was a little girl. i wanted to have a bicycle off my own and it took me years to life. finally, they gave up and went to buy me on my side and returned because sewing machine sewing, i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing. i'm buying. and now i want to reach out to those woman back home for bone to buy their duties and social rules and inform them about that basic, right. my name is deborah with legal help and i work at a ah, this is d. w is coming to live from berlin. germany's transfer heads to the white house for crisis talks on ukraine. all of

property from the boys who drive a little guy with keep up why this was the way, basically a car sherry a be enormous neutral countries were relations with russia. relations for the you. i was going on is the basic absurd. dowman says we don't see the russian at that carbon just on saturday present. he said, if there was any show in that, that is possible, let them share it with us and they didn't share my next day. the same as a whole, george seem a makes of such an important points here. i mean, when i find bewildering and very frustrating is that you have been wallace and list trust and you know, for jobs and all traveling. busy around they don't want to negotiate, they just want to grandstand ok. i mean and list, trust me as being a you know, foreign secretary she, she showed a lot of ignorance of history and geography. and me maybe would be good for someone like that to listen once in a while. if you learn something because she didn't come with the negotiation agenda . she came with a hectoring agenda. george? yeah, excellent point. and it was very interesting that during jake sull

conservation is taking shape around the how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sherry and download it now for free. ah ah, this is dw news alive from berlin, a total over reaction dw, it condemns rushes decision to band. this network deutscher vela, russia has moved to shutter dw moscow bureau.

sherry, well that you may be enormous. you conky, we're relations with russia relations for the you. i was going on is basically absurd. dowman says, we don't see the russian at that car on saturday present. it said east the west has any intelligence show in that that is possible. let them share it with us and they didn't share, but the next day the same if you say, oh george team a makes it such an important. busy points here, i mean, when i find bewildering in very frustrating is that you have been wallace and list trust and you know, for jobs and all traveling around they don't want to negotiate. they just want to grandstand ok, i mean, and liz trust me as being a, you know, foreign secretary, she, she showed a lot of ignorance of history and geography. and me maybe would be good for someone like that to listen once in a while. if you learn something because she didn't come with the negotiation agenda, she came with a hectoring agenda. george. yeah, excellent point. and. 2 it was very interesting that during jake sulliv

hi sherry. this is rob lee with me. right? yeah. very latoya. this is rudy with she been wholesale and kelly recruiting quote and i renewed my fresh night issue of that tangent of london. keep to our lord madam for she doesn't mind too much crappy ikea. i'm of fact not old enough that i'm looking for lucas. he asked him to you me, act, he had to put him on with the money that i can live with with with what do we do? go to war with the nato blog as someone thought about this. got him in pearson expressed as concerns about ukraine's potential nato membership is a direct threat the russian national security. meanwhile, the british p. m toughened this rhetoric against russia and threats and sanctions, grave consequences. a response from the army, just not britain's ukraine's and no job, no job, no way. canadian truckers continued to take a stand against coven mandate.

sherry exemplify giving back. that is what community means. she is an inspiring leader, woman of color working shoulder to shoulder with the city's most vulnerable and overlooked. when you see sherry at work you see someone comfortable in her skin, generous and kind word and encouraging smile and laugh that fills up the room. she has a journey like many in our community and district 6, she has found strength in service to others and it is my honor to recognize sherry davis as or district 6 honoree for the black history month celebration. >> i believe she is logging in. >> hi, i want to say i am honored to be part of this journey. honored to be recognized and i am here to continue to provide and support the community. >> we have technical difficulties. >> turnoff your camera. >> i am honored and i appreciate everything and everyone in my life and in my circle. i appreciate hospitality house for giving me the opportunity to be able to express my support for the community. i have. [indiscernable] >> thank you. >> we are still having technical dif

joining me now is sherrie beasley, first black woman to ever serve in the state's supreme court.tice beasley, you are set to be the democratic candidate in these highly competitive race. you're running for senator. for the for the senate seat of richard byrd, who won election with just 51.1% of the vote, in a state where former president donald trump won with less than 50% of the state's vote in 2020. the late it's polling shows you slightly training behind. however, there's plenty of presume for that to change. first, tell us why did you decide to leave the supreme court bench and run for senate? >> thank you, reverend sharpton. my husband and i have raised our twin sons, and -- i have been a judge, i'm served as chief justice of the supreme court of north carolina. i have given my life to the state of north carolina, working hard to protect our rights, to make sure our communities were safe and viable and make sure we were applying the law to all people. people in north carolina want somebody who's going to fight for them to make sure they have access to health care, good pays

conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sherry, download it now. feel free ah ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin tonight, a dangerous escalation in the crisis over ukraine. you, as president biden says he expects russia to invade with in date, he's accusing mosque out of a false flag operation, sending more troops to the border. instead of pulling its forces back russia to accusing the us of fanning the flames. also coming up tonight, france withdrawing its counterterrorism forces from the african countries molig to pull out opens the door to islam is.

this is sherry in mississippi, saying action so far by the u.s. has been about right. caller: i do think it is about right. it is my understanding that the sanctions biden has put on his on ukraine in the regions where the russians have already been and it is my understanding though sanctions were already in place. i do not think he has done anything. i think that is a good thing because i do not think we need to be messing with a nuclear power. host: the sanctions are on russia. it was what is being promised, just the first round of sanctions here. more are expected in the coming days. announcing sanctions on two russian banks and five individuals with close ties to president a putin yesterday. in addition, there is the sovereign debt restriction. raising money or trading new debt on u.s. and european markets. the wrap up their of the different banks and various individuals, various russian banks targeted by the sanctions yesterday. again, harsher penalties promised today. as the washington post puts it, the sharpness of action on tuesday may have been the one that ca

sherry exemplify giving back. that is what community means. she is an inspiring leader, woman of color working shoulder to shoulder with the city's most vulnerable and overlooked. when you see sherry at work you see someone comfortable in her skin, generous and kind word and encouraging smile and laugh that fills up the room. she has a journey like many in our community and district 6, she has found strength in service to others and it is my honor to recognize sherry davis as or district 6 honoree for the black history month celebration. >> i believe she is logging in. >> hi, i want to say i am honored to be part of this journey. honored to be recognized and i am here to continue to provide and support the community. >> we have technical difficulties. >> turnoff your camera. >> i am honored and i appreciate everything and everyone in my life and in my circle. i appreciate hospitality house for giving me the opportunity to be able to express my support for the community. i have. [indiscernable] >> thank you. >> we are still having technical dif

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. >> they and sherry urge families to come forward. >> we need to get this news out there to inform not asian community but our elders. >> the future of bart is at stake as bart's board of directors met to discuss a crisis mode strategy. bart is dealing with abysmal ridership numbers made worse by the omicron surge. >> leslie brinkley dug into the details about how bad things look and what they might try next. >> the lack of ridership on bart is turning into a long-term problem. revenue projections are down. ridership was hammered down again in the omicron surge. the blue line is pre-pandemic ridership to the gray line is rock-bottom in april 2020. the gold line is a spluttering recovery happening in slow motion should >> many communities may not return to transit immediately even when they do return to workplace. >> the board of directors wrestled with the harsh reality. they write -- they protected it may take until 2027 for the agency to regain 70% of its ridership. during the virtual meeting, the board directors expressed worries over office occupancy being one of the lowest and of

sure, so, but i sherry once again, i appeal to the service men of the ukrainian armed forces. don't let neo nazis unbundle knights use your children, your wives, and old people as human shields take power into your own hands. it seems that it will be easier for us to come to terms with you than this gang of drug addicts and neo nazis. come on, who settled in kiev and took all ukrainian people hostage. ukraine's army is putting up a fight. this russian artillery convoy near the southern city of her son was wiped out as it traveled along the highway from crimea. and the defiance of the soldiers in a ukrainian position on snake island in the black sea has captured the public imagination . oh, a few minutes later, the entire garrison of 13 was wiped out by a russian bombardment. russia says ukrainian civilians need not be worried, but this civilian motorist would disagree. his car run over by a russian personnel carrier which appeared to deliberately target his vehicle. remarkably, the man was pulled out alive from the wreckage. in contrast to the situation elsewhere in denise pro

kennedy: he took ivermectin, that was a treatment he took bu- >> wait a minute, sherry you should takevaccine that's been fda approved, that is dangerous, are you disagreeing with that? kennedy: i do disagree because i think that's the choice human beings can make with their doctors. having suffered from covid and having been vaccinated, ivermectin -- >> then why were you vaccinated if it exists? wire you vaccinated then? kennedy: i was vaccinated and chocolate covid strawberries also. [inaudible] kennedy: what i'm saying is i was not vaccinated because someone forced me, i was vaccinated because i had a conversation with my doctor who said -- >> but are you using your platform . kennedy: vent ivermectin, if you and your doctor feel at the treatment appropriate for you, absolutely. if you feel hydroxychloroquine is appropriate, if the other drug $4 a pill reported by the "wall street journal" that's been effective at treating covid symptoms, if you want to take that and you and your doctor agree that the good treatment for you, you absolutely should. so you haven't done the best job re

and sherry beasley, running to become the first black senator from north carolina.iana against the man nicknamed foghorn leg horn, senator kennedy. he broke the internet with a "blunt" statement about our marijuana laws. he brought the fire again, hit rally, taking on gerrymandering in his latest ad, and setting fire to a notorious confederate symbol. >> our system isn't broken, it's designed to do exactly what it's doing, producing measurable inequity. 1 in 13 black americans are deprived of the right to vote. 1 in 9 black americans do not have health insurance. 1 in 3 black children live in poverty. i do believe the south will rise again, but this time it will be on our terms. >> i am joined now by gary chambers, democratic candidate for u.s. senate from louisiana. and the mans responsible for the most interesting political ads, for sure. we had you on when you did your first ad when you highlighted the unfairness of marijuana laws. explain this ad, you lit up the confederate flag. why? >> well, one, thank you for having us again. but we lit the confederate flag o

sherri shepherd will replace wendy williams in the fall with the same production staff.s been a frequent guest host this season . wendy williams hasn't been on air since july after taking a prolonged leave of absence. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. a police shooting caught on body camera video. our crime reporter walks us through exactly what led up to the shooting outside of a pot dispensary in the east bay. and our sports director mark cabana is up a bit later in the newscast to tell us about a huge victory for the u. s women's national soccer team, and it had nothing to do with anything that happened on the field. also ahead possible layoffs. the meeting going on right now discussing the future of employees today. president bit russia with financial sanctions over what he called the beginning of an invasion of ukraine. this move comes as russian president vladimir putin got approval from his government today to take military action. convoys of armored vehicles were seen rolling across the pro moscow territories of ukraine, but there is no indication of a full fledged

that sherry redstone, who essentially runs the company as head of national amusements the holding companyhich will be paramount come, bob backish who is the ceo, when you do this much spending and this much expansion in a certain area and you incur that type of losses it's hard to sell a company. usually you do the opposite when you want to sell you downsize, limit losses and get the company ready for a sale. i will tell you this , liz. we've spoke with people inside the company, they tell us that they think the company is more attractive once they go full bore into streaming, that they are essentially not off the table in terms of a sale and they think they are going to be a much more attractive partner with just about anybody, you name it, the government allows them to do it, once they now that they are making this move into streaming which they believe is the future of broadcasting. we should point out that stream ing services, if you gone down the line, haven't really been doing that well, profitability-wise, so you could see why the street is not too impressed here, but two stories h

joining us now is virginia democratic congressman, sherrie conley, senior chair of the house committee, one of the authors of that letter that was sent to the general services administration today regarding trump's d. c. hotel. congressman conley is also the chairman of the subcommittee on government operations. sir, thank you for being here. i know you are very busy with important things. we very much appreciate your time. >> my pleasure, alex. >> so, your committee has asked the gsa, general services administration, to consider terminating trump's police on the federal property on which the trump hotel in d. c. stands. why do you think that she s a has the right to terminate that lease? >> well, you know, alex... this goes back six years. i felt, 60 years ago, that gsa should not have given the least in the first place. once president trump became president trump, he was disqualified from benefiting from the terms of the lease, financially. gsa had, initially, in the fall of 26 team, in the fall, that he would be disqualified if you are elected. after his election, they change their

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