sunday school is taught by people who themselves live the church life by their personal example.ildren how the orthodox man to live in the soul. with god, teachers are trying to teach the child the beauty of the world through love for god, prayer. also, children participate in the sacrament of communion. they go to divine services . several teachers conduct classes with us. so, uh, the clergy come to us, father. ilya, he tells us a biblical story. now we are going to tychiesis, and nikita yuryevich we have another teacher, and he is more of such moral lessons of morality, and we have these lessons. very broad topics are obtained and there are game options. so when psychological tests, they include so much information and memories of the lives of the saints. for example, if the day of remembrance of this saint falls there, alexander nevsky or euphrosyne of polotsk, when we have remembrance day, and then, of course, we refresh all this in our memory, it seems that even children remember and suggest something to us. here, well , questions about how to behave on the streets of some l

this is sunday school. this is sunday school.er went, she, by the way, entered the institute of saint methodius cyril, my son, he sang at the church choir haram, now he just lives in mogilev. sometimes it happens here too. we sing as a wife, we come with children, when they come to visit us, we rejoice and the soul rejoices. faith must be ground, must be strengthened. faith moves people, of course, yes. well, looking at how people visit the temple on holidays, as sometimes i watch from the sidelines. people come up to the icon put a candle as they pray. well, let it be a little about such people , it is gratifying to see when a person really talks. e did not just come and put a candle and, er, quickly leaves the temple. no, he is in the temple, he will stay, he is like, he will put candles. he will pray near each icon there is a prayer. and here it will stand about something of its own question. uh, someone with tears, someone someone in joy from the neighboring areas. yes, there were pandemics and guests from russia keeps amal 4

coexistence of ukrainians with russians takes place there, children probably go to schools, not these sunday schoolsh ordinary comprehensive schools. they also probably cross paths in those classes with someone representatives of russian russia and the russian community. unfortunately, unfortunately, the number of russians increased a lot, especially after the announcement of mobilization in their country . that is, somewhere from october to november, they increased even more , tourists and residents. thank god. my child does not interact with them in any way because we are at a french school here in the emirates , there are australian, british, french schools , very different systems, we are in such a system, well, for some reason, russians do not go to the french system, but those who study in british and american schools told what is different, there are discussions, disputes again during international day, uh, there is de-competition , of course, will sten be better, ours is always better, we will soon write a report about it we already have about 40 schools that have presented ukraine at a very

sunday school i presented a master class. here's how to restore the doll, how to dress it? only girls were very interested in how to decorate clothes, but mothers were also interested with great pleasure. this is what they had such a desire to get all the old dolls to dress them and transform each doll here is unique and has its own history. everyone, without exception, was selected, images and hand-made outfits. here i want to pay attention. here on this doll i called her loved. she was found in an abandoned kindergarten was. she is in a very deplorable state. almost half of the face was black, so somewhere around the clock. she soaked me then i restored it. uh, acrylic paint. and she dressed and it is valuable that her body was completely preserved intact and shoes, which is very rare in abandoned ones. here are some of the objects that are preserved whole, the face was absolutely black. i completely restored it. this unusual exhibition, of course, has a charitable mission, visiting children's rehabilitation centers. development education center, libraries. at the veteran

that's true but having taught sunday school maybe we could get both.it's time, it's time for us to make sure we're living out these very things are asking others to do. these external threats, these enteral threats that we face today, their challenge to american sovereignty, our traditions. i think back to my days as cia director and my very first meeting with him jump on in pyongyang to president trump asked me to go there to try to right the ship of our relationship and try to get the nuclear weapons out of chairman kim sanskrit i prepared for the moment for months. read lots of things without we talked about but his first words were to me, mr. director, i didn't think you would show up since you been trying to kill me. that was not on my bingo card. where things he might say. so when the moment i said mr. chairman, maybe iki still am. thankfully -- yes, thankfully he laughed like you did after it was translated. but while at touch schumer's i think it was important, he knew i was serious and that we are going to protect america in e matter the cost

there was a sunday school theological school.le were famous for their prosperity, after all, the pier is nearby, as for the construction of the shrine, an excerpt from church records says the temple was erected purposefully. at that time there was a wooden church on the shore. she was the strongest flood church of evil and it was decided to build. here the temple is being built for the shot of the passers-by and naturally the tsar's treasury is written 33 m. it was not closed. even the war years. build it began in 1842. after 2 years. here the first prayers of the old restored icons sounded. if you look closely, you can see evidence of difficult times in the main altar. she is the gates of old black and white photographs. in fact. these icons are also simply written or in the style of the rector, characteristic of that time and area. let us explain the traditions of churches, non-belarusian ones worked this way in the northern part of russia. the church of st. nicholas the wonderworker, one of the oldest populists, is a monument

that claim to be conservative excuse hypocrisy , because they say were running for president not sunday schoolcher. it's time for us to make sure we are living out the things we are asking others to do. the internal threats that we face today, the challenge to american tradition. i think back on my days as seen at -- cia director. and president trump asked me to go visit kim jong-un to right the ship. i prepared for the moment, we had a lot of things we thought we would talk about, but what was porton to me was mr. director i did not think that you would show up -- but what was important to was, mr. director, i didn't think he would show up because you were trying to kill me. i said, mr. chairman, maybe i still am. [laughter] [applause] thankfully, he laughed like you did. while a touch humorous, it was important, he knew i was serious and we were going to protect america no matter the cost to anyone. [applause] the threats we face today are no less demanding than those that face our parents and grandparents who fought in world war ii and vietnam and korea and the young people today who fought

there was a sunday school theological school.le were famous for their prosperity, after all, the pier is nearby, as for the construction of the shrine, an excerpt from church records says the temple was erected purposefully. there was a wooden church on the bank of the neman, which was the strongest cause of evil, and it was decided to build a temple here and , naturally, it was written tsarskoye 33 m that was not closed. even during the war years , they began to build it in 1842. after 2 years. here the first prayers sounded with an ancient icon restored, if you look closely you can see evidence of difficult times at the main altar on the decates gates old black and white photographs. in fact. this is also an icon simply written, or in the style characteristic of that time and place, the rector of the temple, let us explain the traditions that were not belarusian , this is how they worked in the northern part of russia . see the area's catholic shrine. this agrotown luna is believed that the first settlers appeared in this place

there was a sunday school theological school.eople were famous for their prosperity, after all, the pier is nearby, as for the construction of the shrine, an excerpt from church records says the temple was erected purposefully. at that time there was a wooden church on the bank of it. she was the strongest reason the church was demolished and it was decided to build. here the temple is a majestic temple. we line up behind the shot of passers-by and naturally the royal treasury is written, the temple is 33 m high, did not close. even during the war years, it began to be built in 1842. after 2 years. here, the first prayers of the ancient restored icon sounded. if you look closely, you can see evidence of difficult times at the main altar on the decates gates, old black-and-white photographs. in fact. this is also an icon simply written and not in the typical style for that time and place, the rector of the temple explained the traditions, non-belarusian ones worked in the northern part of russia. the church of st. nicholas the won

to go to sunday or saturday school where they were taught the same poems by taras hryhorovychvchenko. and he says when i was little, i would like to run somewhere, play football, he says, but when i grew up, i realized how much it was important and why the parents did it well, in the end, what he is, he was from canada in ukraine, and the fact that he is now a business consultant, it means that he does not care . although he is a citizen of canada, the people were born there. the country that was the homeland of his parents or these the children who attend, what kind of emotions do those saturday and sunday schools evoke in them, ah, well, of course there are families where maybe the parents are forcing someone, i can't speak about all of them, but the vast majority of children go with great joy because we don't do it as such an educational the process that they have every day, we introduce such subjects as chess, we must have all groups once or twice a month, closet tournaments, we have an orchid master who leads classes in our school, we have acting skills in addition so tha

drawings revealing the history and symbolism of the easter holiday and pupils and teachers of sunday schools of the belarusian exarchate can request the theological meaning and traditions of the celebration . who announced the republican competition for the creation of works of fine art in 2023 the state order was received in order to create 21 paintings for interior decoration in institutions of additional education for children and youth in the regions and the capital . professional artists are invited to participate, as well as students of institutions of higher education in the field of fine arts. applications are accepted until may 1 at the national center for contemporary arts. already tonight , the superfinal of the show factor val 60+ in the decisive vocal competition, four heroes of the season will take part, a vocal teacher with a half-century experienced from grodno galina kachalova eccentric lover of poetry from vaukovysk tamara exhibits theater and film actor sergei kravets and a charismatic drummer. belorussky, joe cocker from novopoloska yevgeny tkachenok, which of them is wor

but having taught sunday school, maybe we could get both. >> maria, what do you think?as talking about this with joe walsh in the 4:00 hour. one of the things that he picked up on, and i think it's true, is some of these other candidates won't mention trump by name. they'll take these veiled jabs, sort of tiptoe around it, you know, tiptoe through the trump tulips, as larry sabado described it last weekend. they won't call him out. maybe this is a question for alice, as well. isn't there an argument to be made that you really have to take trump on in a trumpian way if you're going to knock him out of that pole position at the head of the republican party right now? there's tiptoeing around -- it isn't going to work, is it? >> jim, i think that is the big question that republicans have yet to discover the right answer to. i think they're all going -- every other candidate who is running against donald trump or thinking about running against donald trump probably wakes up thinking about everyone else who ran against him in 2016 and just got beaten down to the pulp by dona

so there was sunday school, the morning service, a 3:00 service. you came back for a 6:00 service.t 12 i was not making the connection as to why all this worship experience was occurring and what it was supposed to mean for my life. luckily i had a mother who wasn't so committed to her church she didn't think it was important for me to have a relationship with god. we traveled and toured and visited and landed in the balcony at allen temple church. this short man with a deep voice who talked slow got up and i will never forget it. he preached matthew 28. at 12 i understood. the sermon was about the relevance of our faith in god. it meant we were supp tsome eren'tos be ing inthe pe faitshould drive us to action. so i joined. so i was raised at allen temple. pastoring there has kind of been surreal. it's my life coming full circle. i feel blessed. >> have you experienced the saying that prophets are not honored in their own country? >> not really. the transition process was testy and people were surprised by that because allen temple has always been a supporter of women in minatory.

parishioners, the demand for fifty teenagers is being built there in the sunday school, the parish and the miraculous religion the image of the mother of god is being updated behind a black spot the face is hiding when i arrived 20 years ago in this city in this parish, the icon was in general, just all black, so, well, how approximately here we see darkness with you. uh, here's more at the bottom . yes, the icon was all dark, and it was very difficult to examine and see something on it. so, then we noticed that the icon is being updated, there is such a miracle, some people, of course, doubted, saying that you probably washed it and cleaned it. here we did not even touch with a finger or a hand. e, so she herself began to be updated gradually and it was ancient orthodox abode i shout to you one of the most ancient cities. belarus will open in the program power of faith, exclusive reports of the news department agency today at 15:25 on tv channel, belarus i am again good news for belarusian fans come from kuzbass our athletes continue to rise to the podium of the second international w

. >> i have to get my sunday school, i've got to feed myself, pay bills t-- my son to i got to feed myself, pay bills. ryan: storms yet again causing problems for east bay residents. good news, goldstein texted me moments ago saying oakland fire is at his street and they are firmly working to remove the tree that is blocked. they hope to have that removed by the end of the day. lebanese bay, ryan curry, live in the east bay, ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: thanks a lot. in the north bay, abc 7 news news anchor is live with conditions there. li-- anchor with conditions there. liz: hi, dan. we had a landslide near highway 101 that exposed apd and a gas line. erosion is still a concern here, but it is not just our infrastructure taking a toll because of this storm. businesses in the north bay tell us it has also impacted the bottom line. rain, rain, and you guessed more rain for the fourth tuesday in a row, all morning and afternoon, heavy showers poured down around the north bay. in sonoma county, gusty winds toppled this power pole, and in glendale, several trees fell down, clipping this home

you were one of the first sunday school teachers in the light or the soviet monastery, your childrenou like them to repeat in the future your way to god every man's way was. i can't force anything. you see , when the reverend seraphim of sarov said, well, on the teachings of achieving peace in yourself and thousands around you will be saved. that 's why the way i live, the way i think they have their way and their perception of life and some things they don't accept in me either. this is fine. i try not to impose their way on god, that is also their way. you give them freedom of choice, of course, what i have the right to understand, even god gives man freedom, nothing imposes. he knocks softly and the door opens only from within our heart. there is even such a picture. do you have any advice for parents who would like to involve their children in religion. is a very broad concept. is it possible for love? and with your love, and love is god. here you will attract a person. as you say to religion is love. this is attention. it is the desire to share your child and your time and your

you were one of the first sunday school teachers.t monastery, your children also went to this school. would you like them to repeat your path in the future. i cannot impose anything on each person on their own path to god. you see, when it was passed on to seraphim of sarov, she said, well, the teachings around you will be saved. that's why the way i live, the way i think they have their own way and their perception of life and some things they don't even have in me. accept. this is fine. i try not to impose their way on god, that is also their way. you give them freedom of choice, of course, what i have the right to understand, even god gives freedom to a person, he does not impose anything. he knocks softly and the door opens only from within our heart. there is even such a picture. do you have any advice for parents who would like to involve their children in religion. is a very broad concept. is it possible for love? and with your love, and love is god . here you will attract a person. how do you speak to religion is love. this i

you were one of the first sunday school teachers. hey your kids also went to this school.e them to repeat your path in the future. i cannot impose anything on each person on their own path to god. you understand when you reverend seraphim of sarov said, but learn peace in yourself and thousands around you will be saved. here, therefore, the way i live, the way i think of them my way and my perception of life and some things they do not accept me normally. i try not to force their way on god, that's their way too, you give them freedom. choice. of course, what i have the right to understand freedom does not impose anything. he knocks softly and the door opens only from within our heart. there is even such a picture. do you have any advice for parents who would like to involve their children in religion. this is a very broad concept. is it possible for love? and his love, and love is god. here you will attract a person. as you say to religion is love. this is attention. it is the desire to share your child and your time and your heart. here is some advice from my ministry. y

what they call it in the war plans carried out the 900 and more air strikes during every day of sunday school bombing campaign. which officially claim that the san a $158.00 civilian life probably will more. but so been sources into the actual death was as the price demand and to help the use of depleted uranium and the it says air strikes on or you were flavia. this by this i was showing that the children born after he had suffered severe consequences of this, especially in the cancer related illnesses are very little or so has been done to hold those responsible to be accountable for this position. so the sort of the lease we're talking about several types of cancer leukemia, throat cancer, thyroid gland, cancer, brain tumors, bone cancer, and several other types of cancer which are caused by depleted uranium. the world health organization based in leone has proved this claim. they found the cause and effect relationship between cancer and uranium. well, we're, we're not. i am not suing nato because of the financial gain. i'm suing them because i want to prove to the world better crime agai

i imagine may be sunday schools might reopen and my education will progress further and i'll be more knowledgeable. i will never lose hope and if it isn't through schools, then maybe through the mattresses or online courses, because now there are telephones and the internet militia. people in turkey are observing ramadan as they struggled to recover from last month's devastating earthquakes. thousands of still living intense and depending on aid to survive. russel sir der reports from a camp for displaced people in the southeastern city of audi. amen. o, an unusual drama than in at the among the 1st prayer of the muslim holy month is held in a makeshift moscow. oh, grandmother is not only about fast him. it's also a time for joy and celebration. oh, but not this year. father. sure it is difficult. to slip away from are done in a 10 city conditions are difficult. i would never have imagined slip, brayton ramadan without a roof over our heads. monmouth gazelle and his family used to live in a 3 story house. it collapsed when the 2 portal earthquakes structure kia and syria . in early fe

also, if you're a parent sending your kids to school soccer, maybe if you're religious, you know, sunday school, you're just out and about you're more social and we're social animals. we thrive, you know, when you have these opportunities. so think since the good news that i would at least convey to folks is that look like this thing, you know, this fundamental institution and is super good for you on average, it can be obviously extremely tough and hard, but on average is good for you. and like it's it's getting relatively that much more beneficial and it was ever before because other institutions are not doing so well today. so that's sort of the good news. i'd say i did think of, all right, the lockdown baby boomlet we a little uptick in the u.s. fertility rate and it's going to take a while to break down numbers on why exactly that happened and among whom it happened. but my sense is that it is because women stuck at home from lockdowns and discovered they really liked spending time with their kids and baking bread and doing the housewife thing. and a lot of them are not going back into the

but having taught sunday school maybe we could get both. >> reporter: now, the reception in the roomit did get a little ugly afterwards when nikki haley was outside of the speech hall taking photos with some attendees and started hearing people around her chanting trump, trump, trump. a smaller group of people starting chanting her name as well. again, this is just a small group. a small part of the republican party but it does go to show you what exactly this primary, which is e expected to be ugly and get dirty will go. >> that is the divide you're looking at in the video. thank you. stand by. we'll see you in a moment again. >>> as governor desantis moves closer to an expected presidential bid, cnn's k file discovered disturbing comments by a desantis appointee. the senior editor of k file is joining us. tell us what you found here. >> that's right, a history of anti gay comments from ron perry appointed by ron desantis to the new board governing the special tax district that governs d disney. people remember this group disney spoke out about the don't say gay bill. they were effe

i know you went to church and you saw the sunday school classmates of one of the girls. >> there were all sorts of groups that were there last night. to see the look of confusion and sadness and to watch the parents from a distance, it was heartbreaking. these 9-year-old kids don't need to know that kind of loss, don't need to understand that kind of fear. the fact that they were taught what to do in case of an active shooter, the fact that we have to have drills at our schools today, that we're having these conversations about do we have enough security officers, we are living in a gun sick time, and we have to do something about it. elected officials right now just don't seem toft courage. i have received hundreds of phone calls from people that are yelling at me, demanding for some reasonable gun control measures in our state. telling me that they are going to threatening me. we received e-mails just this morning from proi gun lobbyists reminding the members and the legislature that they are here and that they are watching. there are solutions, we just need to be brave enough to ta

but yes song of solomon is pretty steamy, when i was a kid that's not what we learned about in sunday schoolter and church. >> you wrote a book. >> i didn't write it i'm just telling you about it. >> this is amazing. stay what i write songs of solomon. so look at this, his lips are like lilies dripping with murder murder, his arm so -- his body is like polished ivory. decorated with flat press, his legs are pillows of marble is a net basis -- his appearance is like that lebanon. i don't have a question i want to read. >> i just want to be in a bathtub with some rose petals. >> so more passionate relationship, joseph and mary are at an immediate? >> answered the question we don't get a lot of behind-the-scenes of those relationships, but i think i like about their story adam and eve is the misconception and how they came to being god did not give it to adam like a subordinate, the original language talks about her being a partner with them in a helper with him and by the way, he was standing there when i got into the trouble with this serpent and ate the forbidden fruit. so i'm like why didn'

but having taught sunday school, maybe we could get both. >> i ended up putting a sign outside my officed there's only two genders, male and female, trust the science. >> i think we had to spend four or five days asking the chinese spy balloon what its pronouns were before we were willing to shoot it down. >> make no mistake this is an investigation of joe biden. and to determine whether or not joe biden, first of all, lied to the american people, i think we're going to be all right on that answer. but secondly, is joe biden compromised? >> our kristen holmes has been asking people in the conservative crowd who they most want to see. >> who are you most excited to see this week at cpac? >> besides donald trump? >> kari lake at the ronald reagan dinner, and lauren boebert. >> always steve bannon. i think he's brilliant, my favorite information person. >> i'm really excited to see senator cruz. >> most excited to see ben carson. >> i'm pretty excited about seeing donald trump jr., but this weekend i'm really excited to actually see donald trump. >> the conservative political action confere

but having taught sunday school, maybe we could get both. >> now, one thing i do want to mention is thatget a little bit, it did get a little bit ugly yesterday after former south carolina governor nikki haley spoke, she was outside taking pictures with attendees and they started gathering around her shouting trump, chanting trump's name and a smaller group chanted her name and it gives you an indication what the primary will look like and republicans are concerned it will fracture the party and get increasingly uglier. >> it will be interesting to see how or if it does coalesce. kristen holmes, thanks so much. >>> with me now to talk about this and other cpac developments, a cnn political analyst and a white house reporter for the associated press, good to see you. so what do you make of these speeches by nikki haley and mike pompeo? i mean this was a crowd, you know, that kristen just described, this is trump world there, and they were speaking not in favor of trump, if we could put it lightly. >> right, right. i think they were pretty anti-trump. without actually saying trump's name.

that you live in the community you live a few blocks from national action network, i fact teach sunday school in harlem. how do you balance all of? that >> first of, all i want t thank you for. that even though i had covid, zoomed in. i felt the energy to have to lieutenant governor, the leaders of both houses, th mayor, really sitting around talking. that was inspiring i thought it was a great moment, and you can beat us to tal about as you said, both. and we have to have both we have to have both the safet and fairness and i have been talking abou safety through fairness. because, if we don't have th trust of the community witnesses don't come forward victims don't come forward so we have to have that trust, and we get that they'r emphasizing fairness just yesterday i was in courtroom watching and assistant district attorney do a closing argument in a case involving action by a la enforcement officer, that we argue led to the death o someone in custody so that work is important. that is public safety work to. we are going to do that, and w are going to do the work sid by side. >> i know you

i'll take you to sunday school a little bit.hese statements but he wasn't hot or cold, he was lukewarm and he needed to get off the fence, right? like he needed to either be strong and say january 6th was okay or he needed to say this was absolutely wrong. he couldn't play the middle anymore. i think that's what we saw. >> and so here's a little bit more of it because this is not just about donald trump. this is a man, he has not announced his candidacy, but mike pence is thinking about running for president. you run for president by going to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. but you also hope you get favorable coverage on fox. he said tourists don't break down doors to get to the speaker of the house or voice threats against public officials. that's at tucker carlson. >> that's right. >> right there. whatever your opinion of mike pence, if you're thinking about running for the presidential nomination, that's risky. >> so pence's play here is he's going to try to reclaim an old idea of what republicans were about. that includ

but having taught sunday school, maybe we could get both. >> okay. so now what are the challenges for these now opponents of what used to be the man who was their boss? >> donald trump is the biggest figure in the republican party. he has the biggest base of support. it is a plurality, not a majority. but it is the biggest base of support. if you're going to dispollace them, you have to give voters a reason to do and that is what mike pompeo and nikki haley are afusing to do along with everyone else. they're dealing with the most shaded euphemism, to trump. to basic reality of 2016 was that donald trump won because he unified the blow collar half of the republican party to a remarkable extent and the white collar half never coalesced around a single candidate. there is the same risk in 2024. trump seems lower but if you look at the polls and the key states, he's still running very strongly among republicans without a college degree. the question is whether those college educated republicans who have always been more resistant, could unify behind a si

i imagine may be sunday schools might reopen and my education will progress further and i will be more knowledgeable. i will never lose hope. and if it isn't through schools, then maybe through them address us or online courses, because now there are telephones and the internet as friendly as prime minister has reveal details of a proposed referendum that will give constitutional recognition to the nations indigenous people. and they'll been easy, spoke as an emotional news conference on thursday, outlining the plans as trillions will vote on it later this year. if it passes a panel will be set up to advise parliament on issues that impact the lives of aboriginal people. t. she's a morris request. i said, do i said it was stray. you don't miss it. don't miss it. so i want this done for indigenous australians, but i want it done for australians. we will feel better about ourselves. if we get this done, we'll just feel better. and you know what i've said this and this has been contested. but the truth is that a strategy will be seen as a bit of notion as well by the rest of the world. th

i imagine may be sunday schools might reopen and my education will progress further and i'll be more knowledgeable. i will never lose hope if it isn't through schools, then maybe through the mattresses or online courses, because now there are telephones and the internet. but all them, 800000 people have been forced from their homes and east and democratic republic of congo in the past year. as the m 23 arm group has taken territory from government forces, community leaders say there are thousands of people in displacement camps who have disabilities and are in need of help. al jazeera is malcolm went visited delingo camp. hello may bush her. she had a says her leg was sprayed with bullets 15 years ago. it was during a conflict between the rwandan backed group and government forces. here in democratic republic of congo. he struggled to walk ever since. then last month, the $23.00 arms group attacked village. i'm not sure that's the only thing i can remember is many soldiers running away. i shoot and so everybody started, ryan, i was in my house and there was nothing i could do. but luc

the thing that prepared me most to be the secretary of state is i taught fifth grade sunday school for a number of years. if you can keep them in your seat you can manage the department of state for sure. zeenat: do you consider your point of view on foreign policy interventionist or isolationist? sec. pompeo: i'll let others put the label on it. we were deeply focused on maintaining deterrence with a model that didn't require sending five or 10 or 40,000 american service members someplace abroad. it would have been inconsistent with what president trump campaigned on. we had to create a model of deterrence that delivered the security and prosperity we were tasked with delivering for america without having the -- a marine 82nd airborne head off someplace. it's hard to do. the american military provided an enormous capacity for. the secretary of state having me at my back. if you look at the record, we withdrew from about 15,000 to 2500 in afghanistan. we reduced the american footprint in other parts of the middle east as well. when we needed to take decisive action, we did that. we did

the point okay we don't have to have a guy who's been married for different times, we can have a sunday school who is good on foreign policy, like me, nikki haley. but they don't want that. this is the his party. and i think if you're going into this, that's gotta be really concerning for what the primary concern should be. how the issue shape up over the course of the primary season. and ultimately what is gonna happen in that general election. >> then take us to those young voters. you just said a moment ago how important the young electorate is. who are the young people that the republican party are pulling in with this laundry list of themes? >> well, this is a concerted effort to actually expand their franchise, stephanie, this week they were focused on expanding the franchise to attract young voters. the only real effectiveness, is gonna be a lot more like viral videos on tiktok for democrats. to be honest with you. what republicans have been doing, is that they've been talking about increasing the voter age. they've been talking about restricting college campuses, and other places from

he lives near, there he is a sunday school teacher at his home church. him well having said that, he wil discuss nothing about this cas or any other case. i have no indication of what h is going to do but, i think that he has the kind of backbone, and he is very deliberate, serious legal mind and prosecutor. and, whatever he does it i well thought out let's remember he took a lot o flak when he first came in many of us in our communit felt unfairly, when he would not proceed the way some of th assistant prosecutors wanted him to the even wrote a book. he took all of that flak, al of the press that is raising him up now were condemning him and, whatever he does he i going to do it rock solid. >> coming up, it was an amazin week in abu dhabi for th forwards 40 50 cement with knowing your value o international women's day. >> it really was, unbelievable >> i got a chance to sit dow for an epic conversation wit the former secretary hillary rod imprinted clinton. the first lady of ukraine alon is alaska, pillaging king, and trail blazing feminist gloriou time

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general two settlements that belong to the community of cossack joy are constantly under fire on sunday, the schoolight of the cossack was destroyed there or a month and a half old social worker died so that the situation in novaya kakhovka, the affected territories in general, the city is constantly under fire in the quarter because they are located somewhere 10 kilometers from the dnipro is outside the city and they are shooting and through the city to the right bank they are constantly flying er, well, these or other species there or that er, they are shooting from er, well, these or other political means, er, i want to say, from time to time, no one flies to kvartal week it doesn't happen that some block doesn't deliberately fly into some projectile from the russian side, and as a rule, it falls there 10-15 m away , and the consequences for a residential building are very simple, and there are no doors and no wounds . that there is a road dam. the railway connection is all destroyed. is it possible to restore anything there? there is absolutely no possibility and it cannot be, in fact , because

can reach 27 m/s, the main impact of the elements is expected on sunday vladivostok schools will haveance on monday. today the far east region was covered with thick. fog drivers warn of poor visibility difficult weather conditions could cause a fatal accident in the trans-baikal territory on a snow-covered highway, two cars collided, one person died, two more were injured, a series. cyclones. determines the weather in khabarovsk powerful snowfall on the eve covered the southern part of the region tomorrow. a new wave of precipitation will sweep through the central regions in tomsk in an enhanced mode all utilities for the first decade of march. the height of the snowdrifts was four times higher than the norm in just one day . 2,000 tons of snow were removed from the city streets. in yakutia , zheleznodorozhny all-hands at the terminal station of amur yakutsk, the highway unloads hundreds of wagons around the clock. this is due to the imminent closure of ice crossings to yakutsk and neighboring settlements, it is necessary to deliver building materials and fuel products as soon as pos