if you look across the middle east and t right now. our service members are sitting ducks in the middle east as they are being attacked by the folks, we still have six americans being held by hamas. these are americans. their families do not even know if they are a dead or if they are alive. all of this is happened under joe biden's watch with no solutions and sites. we have no national securitystr. we have no budget and at the president is coming to address congress. so i would just a, mr. president get your priorities straight. protected this nation, protect our people, get serious about before you deliver an address to the congress. >> good afternoon. i'm sure the leader will not likes moment to thank him for his leadership. i know it's not going anywhere for a while we learned this from the last time i saw.i also know mr. that you and elaine are going through tough time you have our thoughts with you always as you weren't navigating this pretty think about your daily. even and the midst of his personal challenges he has remained a

dobbs decision a year and half ago, minnesota has become a bastion of access for abortion care, t rightsot only a minnesota issue. it is a national issue. our planned parenthood has seen a 25% increase in abortions here since roe was overturned. we've seen nearly 100% increase in patients coming here from outside of our state. this is not by accident. surrounding states have been limiting and banning abortion while minnesota, with the help of our governor, has been increasing access. since roe was overturned, i've cared for patients fro ever, from nearby states like south dakota and north dakota, and wisconsin, but from far away statesike tes, alabama, wyoming, florida, oklahoma, missouri, and the list goes on. i've seen patients who have flown om like louise and only to have me tell her that her complex pregnancy condition would keep her from having her abortion here with me. forcing her to continue a pregnancy with a possible - where care is not available to her and her home state. traveling to access essential health care can be intimidating and overwhelming. it is not an easy thing t

and the un human rights commission are condemned to legislation that cracked down on the l g b t. community in the west african nation of donna, one of the bill. sponsor says the un stand is hypocritical. why should anybody think that they have the right to token and so when the subbing parliament have done what we should do, our pickups on our phones, to our independence, and also bring faith and people show mind your businesses and take care of their own business. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we start with that breaking news. the german army has been considering a strike on russia's bridge to crimea. that's according to a linked, 40 minute conversation between high ranking german military officers. and also this, i came to the conclusion that there are 2 interesting targets the bridge in the east and the munition depos above the bridge. and the east is hard to reach. it's a rather small target, but the tourist can do it at the end. munition depos can also be hit. if we consider the bridge, i don't think taurus is enough and we need to ha

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right. we're not going to do in the republicans narrative. >> here's the bottom line. you've t got to start prosecuting crime. you've got to change that bailpg laws that didn't reform bail that just allowed criminalsoingy to keep going. you've got to remove prosecutors who won't prosecutod level crime, as evidenced by the fact that the guy bthe who broughfacthot the gun woundp being shot with his own gun, he jumped the fare all. >> right. you know, it's called the broken windows series. you start with a lower level. start wi. crimes and you move up. but this is going to continueon to happen. they can put an army in the subway. a girl lost her legsirl . her boyfriend convicted prior assaults, put her in frontvicted of subway. you've got to change the law and stop talkingbu the talk.s me i mean, greg, the guy was clearly you watch the video is clearly mentally ill he's got a gun. some of the checks didn'n t wore and kathy hochul would have condemned if trump, the trump administration, had put nationalondemned. ars. this is where if you were on another any other network pick any n

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concord 52 and san jose in the mid 50s,t& right around 56 degrees.ratures starting out tomorrow morning with mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will be in the 40s. there's a slight chance of a sprinkle out there, but the main activity moves in later in the day. so here's what the forecast model thinks you've been hearing about sunday rain chances, but the timing might be pushed back a bit. so this is 9:00 tomorrow morning. throughout the day there's a chance a chance few sprinkles. at 12:00, this model scales back in the cloud cover, but day. the rain up in mendocino county, and then this could be a swinging through the bay area. not until tomorrow evening. this is 9 p.m. and this is 11:00 tomorrow night. so that will be. and thee rain chances into early nextmore week. we'll have more on that with your full update coming up in a little bit. >> christina good. mark. thank you. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi today announced the city is set to receive more than $12 million in federal funds for community projects. and some of those projects pren

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i didn't go to have the right t. i fought congress on it. close the borders. can do it right now. you have everything. use my policies. my policies were great. yb use my policies. so just to finish, i have great respect for the supreme court and i want to just thank them for working so quickly and so diligently and so brilliantly. and again, this is a unifying factor. everybody is now together and they can go after me as a me with votes. but they're not going to go after me with that kind of lawsuit that takes somebody out of a race who is leading in thin wasn't leading. i want to thank you all for being here.ns? reporter: the poll numbers are massive for you going into super tuesday. we found a lot of people that were agnostic to politics in general andee the legal things against you and see how life was back under a trump administration, do you think that's the key to pull in i saident voters in this next election, seeing the new cases are unfair and have no merit and the poll numbers and life before trump? mr. trump: it's an interesting question. historicall

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t. all right, let's cost live to former us army reserve officers. scott bennett. scott, what are your thoughts on that video of the challenge or tank getting stuck in the might? a new crane is this machine, the game changer it was made out to be well, the game changer is actually turned out to be the geography of, of the ukrainian russian area of done bass. and that entire, as you, you observed, of soil rich area that just uh is, is, is a very difficult terrain for tanks to navigate through. especially when the rains come in. because when it, when a tanks under side is essentially elevated, the tracks have nothing to grab traction. so i think this is a miscalculation, of course, that the russians knew this. they've, they've fought in this area for hundreds of years. while the british have been used to quite a different dynamic for the past 50, they've done nothing but make tanks for mary. go rounds and amusement parks and to stimulate their military industrial complex. so i think is a, a formidable weapon system. it's proving to be completely unreliable for the te

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t. >> yes. yeah. >> all right. tell me about your take on this big fundraiser. at to tell us about joe biden? yeah. well, i loved. t of they came up out of the bottom, and i number of biden'sval approval ratings. i thought that was a nice touch . but as it pertains to this buossly out of touch spectacle that was staged, they're telling me they made 25 million. e theybut it's hard to say becae bill clinton got paid in singles . singles. and let's be honest, obama was there to campaign. re bill clinton was there to meet the rockettes. >> yeah, well, i don't know if the timing was quite as good, given what had happened there in new york city. t but i got to ask you about something else, jimi, becausey i know you're particularly sensitive to this, but there's se, and itn politico says that the press corps has been accused of stealing things off of air force one. so much so that they had to reprimand the press corps it'ssaying, don't take things. that's called stealing. what's your take on thatealing. >> well, in defense of the thieves, this economy is bad. bd the whi

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