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she have a tansy, live there in washington, and voters in cuba electing a new national assembly. but there's been no campaigning or opposition. challenges in fed cubans will endorse nominated candidates, the countries facing rolling power black counts and the cost of living is a major concern for voters traceable reports from havana. we're here in a holding station in havana where people have been coming since very early in the morning to cast their valor that they're picking. the members of the national assembly hall will eventually elect this country's next president among the candidates i former president by we've got through the current president mcgill, the canal, and people we have to pick among the candidates in their district. you can see right here, some of them in this case is mighty like after she is the daughter of a will gap. and once they go inside this building, they'll have to select in ballard like this one, whether they will vote for everyone for some of them just for one. and they can also cast a blank, a blank of rolled up, but candidates had chosen by a commi

as get more was shebra tansy, who is live in washington. d c, shamble more. can you tell us for this development of 331 kilometers west of that that the relevant in the palestine a month and a day ago. huge amount of attention because we're not so much about how the safety features of the call goes system. the infrastructure are apparently the barest of bones. meanwhile, the profits of companies like norfolk southern are at enormous hiv. and i'm the amount of regulation that goes into places like here in washington in order to keep the regulations very, very low. but what we understand is the 20 of the $212.00 cars derailed. this is around springfield, ohio, not one of these enormous cargo trains 212 carriages. but as you say, there are no injuries reported, and that way, scrutinizing a little bit more. what norfolk southern said, they said i would never have just materials involved in the derailments involved in the derailment. we don't quite sure what that means. so does that mean that they were, has this materials somewhere on the train, but those were the

we have gas stoves inside our tansy rolling, which could also cause a fire that on a young that we for somebody could set fires on purpose are beatings and killings have also been taking place here. but what can we do about it and that, where can we go with the small kid? i will, i, not, of, i shall unloading the choices. are stock, bangladesh has been negotiating with me and mark for refugee repertory, asian. but the 2 past attempts failed. most refugees, they are more for their safety back home, even more than they fear the dangers of the camps. and gentlemen of a more dr. ambia per vin. she's a doctor who works in the romania camps in bangladesh and gulf under the organization for india medics. doctor per in the world food program has had to slash its food budget for the ringer owing to huge funding shortfalls. how is this impacting rominger refugees in the camps in bangladesh? thank you for having me. and since 2017, and there are more than $1000000.00 ro hang gas taking shelters in the refugee camps of bangladesh. many things have been happening towards that'll hang gas, but mainl

year where live in washington dc for all the political reaction that's going to be with she hubbard tansy. first we're going to go to new york or gabriel elizondo was standing by outside the manhattan district attorney's office at gabriel. let's talk about some of the fundamentals of his tenant. tell us about the case and what could trumps legal defense b? well this case is quite frankly, more complicated than its 1st blush if you will, that the center of it is this so called hush money payment, that donald trump allegedly made to this adult film star 2016. but this grand jury was looking into more than that and what they were looking into and why they have pursued this is because it's not that donald trump might have paid this money. it's how he might have paid this money. that is the key. and what the da here has been investigating for several years now is that key question of how the we believe that the district attorney and this grand jury have been looking at this indictment on falsifying business records in how he paid that money. that is still a misdemeanor in new york state, but t

mad creatures, i have not lived for a long time, the same story with grandfather's tansy, so he, by inertiath tantrums and fakes in the ears for a few viewers , all of these scenarios are guaranteed with a combination of independent, catastrophic loss in the lives of the sileglossaks. shores, for example, after the dnipro, where the miserable propandis was not ashamed to blame the british special services for the death of civilians, the entrance of the panel was arranged like a house of cards, by the way the british special services are capable of this, but again, against the background of pre-war creativity, this is not a level at all, and the texts have changed for a simple reason, even these traitors are no longer confident in the victory of russia, for example, they are no longer going to reach lviv in three days, and they directly say that it will be difficult for russia to seize the entire territory of ukraine, let the ukrainians let it, because i am not fooled by fascist propaganda - it is the same that the russians are capable even in defeat of inflicting losses on the army that mos

we made the claims while speaking with option with tansy, ongoing underground. you can watch the full episode on saturday, but his equip teaser in the meantime. how is it to view she gin being visiting moscow and a boat for pigeon? and she, heralding almost a new world order, which seems to be very different at 1st sight to that, that we've seen since 1945. i see, you know, great changes taking place. i mean, oh, goes to join and russia is one because it seems as if the u. s. this policy is just a pushing godrays into last is your home jain. i was brought together iran and saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as buckeye son is concerned, because iran is a neighbor and saudi arabia is one of our closest friends for years. so them together eases tensions for us. we feel that it's a great a step forward. but what i do not want these blocks developing the countries like us should choose either one side or the other. because india has, i must have mine in the us for the policy that i deal with non alignment when they were going war. when c

as you imagine, certainly a's tansy with the continuous increase in the number oh, concepts in the number of malignant diseases. the research on that topic is being done, although it should we also said and undermine that. natalie. is this some of the aging them? some with asian dental early since cindy nuns, samuel serbia, today is the number one country in europe when it comes to the number of people suffering from cancer. and this is the clear consequences of the bombings with depleted uranium for hundreds of years. it will remain present in our water, air, and soil, by giving ukraine such weapons. they will pollute the territory of ukraine on which many depend for food don't. i simply cannot believe when i heard the information that great britain is offering ukraine weapons with depleted uranium. russia is not serbia, russia can and will respond in a completely different manner. it is just simply unbelievable that the west is trying to drag every one into destruction when they conduct their aggression towards the former yugoslavia. they used, forbidden weapons, would be this week mark

china, all this and more discussed in the latest episode of going underground hosted by our finra tansy. he dollarization this one, you know, considerable russians have done wonderful it by the way the center did not destroy rubel. the price to everybody in the west, china will move in the same direction. the country they are sailing master, give us the eventually will make r and b, you know, the more important international courtesy. so they are preparing to work. and at this moment, sanction, still working out to be able to damage chinese economy. but chinese are, well, they take the glove now so to speak. less row, you know, less, less fine if he, if he wanted. because you know, say soccer quite a lot as well. with these sanctions, 16 chinese workers killed in the central african republic just ahead of the she visit to moscow. china has a lot of infrastructure that could be bombed. we know that sy hersh revealed the destruction perhaps the greatest infrastructure terror acts in all history. the north stream pipelines, applying energy to europe. surely china is very vulnerable in lati

i'm a good daffy who sat down with after we're tansy. host of going on the ground to discuss the future of his country and the man who according to him can united the whole episode will be ad on saturday on our he has a preview. every single libyan tribe, i mean it's even the tribes that where he's enemies in 2011 every single libyan city. all of them they have met. i'm still meeting with 7 is on a daily basis on daily basis. they have dialogue, they have negotiations, they are writing down projects and ideas, and they are in total agreement about the future of the, of the country. what does it mean for libya that, that the arab world and the islamic world is getting together? what is happening between sarabia and iran under the supervision of china? that is no small dean. this is a shift of international power. this is not the wishful thinking. i think the east and the south are gonna come together and build a new system. it will take time, it's not something easy. and this is something gradually. i think there's a shift of power. russia is playing a huge role in this positive. i belie

government and outs limits on drilling oil and $60000000.00 acres in alaska and the arctic ocean. jabra tansy has more this now from washington. biden had made of a cute cute campaign promise that he would not allow any drilling on federal lab because he would be the 1st president to take climate change. seriously no drilling on federal period. he's that same famously. he's already broken that promise. he's already actually, his administration is approved more oil and gas drilling permits and the trumpet ministration in its 1st 2 years. the emissions that we'll have will results from this project will entirely wipe out all of the clean energy, the renewable energy projects on federal. now, the biden is improved in order to reduce emissions by 2030 by double. so he's completely wiped out all the theoretically, all the, all the, all the reductions in greenhouse gases that, that he was planning and boasting about by 20 to 30 in what with one decision. how here the parliament has been debating a bill. ange curbing the numbers of asylum seekers arriving on british shores and small boats. this is t

i'm after tansy and welcome back to going under gambrell, gusting all around the world for dubai in the u. e. a multi polar transformation of the world was confirmed at the 1st of march g, 20 foreign ministers meeting in india, in effect, nato members and their alleged puppets. vito to joint communicated, might've indicated unity in the face of threats like climate change in band amex. the summit in new delhi followed refusals by india, china, and those represent vote for you and resolution demanding russia be defeated in the u. s. his proxy war through ukraine. joining me now as a politician for prime minister modi's ruling barrett, he had you not a party of b, j. p. in india. unlike moody, he supports the nature line on ukraine, doctors, romanian swami form a cabinet minister and 6 term regis. i am p as in new delhi. thank you so much suburban the of her coming back on. i mean, last time you were on the show, they were slamming u. k. colonialism. and now, now you seem to be completely supporting your old colonial master, the britain. and the european colonial must is on the ukraine pr

the next will be here to help me out with i'm after tansy and welcome back to going underground rural, gusting all around the world for dubai. in the u. e. a multi polar transformation of the world was confirmed at the 1st of march g, 20 foreign ministers meeting in india, in effect, nato members and their alleged puppets. vito to joint communicated, might've indicated unity in the face of threats like climate change and band amex, the summit in new delhi followed refusals by india, china, and those representing the majority of humanity to vote for un resolution demanding russia be defeated in the u. s. his proxy war through ukraine. joining me now as a politician for prime minister modi's ruling variety edge, another party or b j. p. in india. unlike moody, he supports the nature line on ukraine. doctor's romanian. swami form a cabinet minister and 6 term regis. i am p as in new delhi. thank you so much. debra, on the ever coming back on. i mean, last time you were on the show, there, you were slamming u. k. colonialism. and now, now you seem to be completely supporting your old colo

many have been left homeless. shebra tansy reports the town of rolling fork in the rural mississippi. delta took a direct hit from a tornado on friday night and accounted for the majority of the casualties. such was the power of attorney later daybreak was reportedly trained thousands of meters into the air. we got the muzzle, how damage to get people, not a can afford the time. probably my, we have full count on the damage. people that, that in place, daylight revealed a town devastated around the 3rd of the residence here were reported to have lived in mobile home. a state of emergency was declared in the western mississippi counties struck by a storm across the mississippi and alabama. the reports of leveled buildings overturned cause down, power lines and trees. given the scale of the destruction there were fairs of a deaf toll could rise, search and rescue team who deployed saturday morning to find those traps. we lost everything and got outlined. told him that there were multiple reports of tornadoes amid the storm system and the national weather service and investigative to asc

she amber tansy has more her pentagon. for a 2nd day, us officials complained that their reaper drain crashed into the black sea as a result of what they say has become a patent of reckless and unsafe behavior by russian fight, a joke, pilots in international airspace this time resulting in a collision. i just got off the phone with my russian counterpart minister showing as i've said repeatedly, it's important that great powers be models of transparency. and communication in the united states will continue to fly and to operate wherever international law allows. this was the 1st phone call between the u. s. defense secretary and his russian counterpart in 5 months. and it's notable the aftermath of the incident. both moscow and washington are emphasizing the need for dialogue. nonetheless, russia disputes the u. s. account of the crash, a criminal says the drone had switched off its transponder and was heading towards russian territory, collecting actionable military intelligence against russian forces for the ukraine war

thank you very much indeed for new york, we're going to go to chicago tansy, who's life for us in washington, d. c. as christine was pointing out there, a lot of the response that has been coming from voters. so far, it tends to be falling along a political lines. what is the political response to all of us? the political response that was things were members of congress is coming largely from social media. because in the hours proceeding, the leak of the, the, the pending indictment being being unsealed. congress went into recess for 2 weeks for passover and easter, which means i think a lot of rather relieved members of congress. particular republicans in the senate perhaps who don't have to face the press on capitol hill today to find out what that reaction is. instead, there certainly from the from house republicans where trump has that strong block of block block of support. we're seeing tweets, largely echoing trump's own arguments is a which sound it's all politically motivated. mardrey, taylor green, a key transporter, and the house. so she will travel to new york on tuesday to prote

on drilling oil in $16000000.00 acres in alaska, and the arctic ocean would come into force. chaper tansy has more from washington biden had made a campaign promise that he would not allow any drilling on federal down because he would be the 1st president to take climate change. seriously no drilling on federal land period. he's that same famously. he's already broken that promise he's already actually, his administration is approved more oil and gas drilling permits on the trumpet administration in its 1st 2 years. the emissions that we'll have will results from this project will entirely wipe out all of the clean energy the renewable energy projects on federal landed by this improved in order to reduce emissions by 2030 by double. so he's completely wiped out all the so radically, all the, all the, all the reductions in greenhouse gases that were, that he was planning and boasting about by $20.00 to $30.00 in one with one decision on the spokesperson for the sector general has said that antonio terrace reiterated his opposition to this alaska project. whether, you know, renewed investme

let's bring in shebra tansy in washington. dc. 4 is so a big deal. it would seem tell us about what's been approved today. while the bottom in the section says it's scaled back, what was the the original proposal from conoco phillips, which would have been the largest ever drilling project on extraction project on, on federal land. the bureau of land management said they reduced the project by 40 percent, but it's still, it's still massive. as you said, i mean those figures mind boggling when you think about the climate emergency of the planet faces ga, dated 1000000 metric tons of carbon emissions over a lifetime. so that's the equivalent of putting $2000000.00 more calls on the road each year for the greenhouse gas emissions, or if biting just with the strike pan approved 70 new coal fired power plants. it will be built on christine alaskan lammed, about 321 kilometers north of the arctic circle in what's known as the natural petroleum reserve. that's the largest tract of unspoilt federal land on the continent. it's been controversial, of course. t

she ever tansy lived there in washington. let's discuss this further and find out more about these tornadoes. now . with aaron riggs, b who's a professional storm chase that he's joining us from this vicksburg in mississippi . thank you so much. and for being with us, as you heard a correspondent, their unclear whether it was one tornado or several of them that cause the destruction, the widespread destruction that we've seen in mississippi. the national weather service has been talking about the possibility that the devastation was caused by what it says was a skipping tornado. what is that, and how different is it from a normal tornado and how dangerous is it? yeah, it's actually what that is is that the storm is what we call it cyclic super cells . so as one tornado was broken out. another one immediately touches down right after it. so the cyclic super cells can oftentimes we can think that it's only one single tornado tracking over a very long distance. but as the damage surveys are conducted, they can see those missing

she had her tansy, he's joining us live from washington dc. it's a very strongly worded statement from the u. s. government, as you'd expect, she had. what more do we know about the incident? what more they're saying? will answer the curve at 7 am local times a 6 a m g m t. in fact, 2 russian fighter jets had been shadowing, this reaper drone, which the us says was over international waters, a spider. and clearly an area of sensitivity to the russians that the russians could. you feel that, you know, with a black seed, the vicinity of crimea, this is their sphere of influence. it's actually pretty common. i think that we have that kind of shadowing between adversarial fighter drabson and aircraft, and drones in this area and other regions around the world. what's different, of course, is this collision, but i will read out a little bit from the statement from us european command. and all we have right now is consummation from the u. s. as we said, we haven't heard from the russians, but it does have spelled out quite a detailed narrative. it s

impact of the future of africa on the rest of the world, including the united states of america. shebra tansy reports on this now from the white house. the white house says, come on the harris's visit, we'll be building on what it calls the success of the u. s. africa summit here in washington last december. then the message was, the u. s. is back when it comes to africa, not just expanding its military footprint. as i have done pretty ruthlessly over the last 15 years through africa. but in economic development as a recognition that the u. s. trails. china, when it comes to investment in infrastructure and other parts of african society that and the u. s. wants to get involved. but at the same time, the usaa saying, we're not asking you to choose, ignore everything else, we say about china, you can do both, it's up to you. if we get involved, that's fine. we're not going to get involved with what your relations with china and the husband said them either skepticism express by african leaders or this they will certainly last december given that most of what we have to do, i have these dates a

let's go live to she tansy who joined us from washington. so what are the details of this plan? she well, the bureau of land management says that they reduce the scope of this project by sub 40 percent by, by, by only allowing 3 a 5 proposed drill site. so as it was proposed was going to be the largest ever drilling operation on federal land. but i think the go live management thing that they, they've managed to reduce the scope, but it's still, it's still massive. it's still on christine land, about 300 kilometers above the own. lot of the arctic circle with all those mind boggling, statistics about the enormous amounts of barrels of oil that will be produced as a result of the attendance. greenhouse gas emissions, which by the estimate of the center for american progress, a very pro, biking, think tank. they say that the over the lifetime, they will increase emissions by twice the amount than all the renewable energy projects on public land was supposed to come emissions by, by 2030 or bite. that may be the centerpiece of his climate change seriousness. but he's going to cut e

let's get the latest from she abra tansy in washington. so she ab search and rescue efforts. continuing. what's the latest from authorities in the affected areas? the governor as, as an answer state of emergency for the affected areas infected counties and western mississippi. that frees up some of the red tape and regulations to try and get results. is that as quickly as possible? president biden has spoken to the governor, i pad, or federal resources that will be needed and should is condolences. the federal emergency management agency we understand is, is already on the ground. but the pictures were seeing a pretty stunning the town of rolling fork. this the small town and the mississippi done belter a rural area. took a direct hit around 8 pm on, on friday nights. and parts of the town just seem to been completely wiped out. you can see just foundations of buildings. everything else reduced to rubble got good proportion of those who live in this town live in mobile homes. and the reports that most of the mobile up to trailer parks were

and the electric deniers now elected the offers. shebra tansy joins me live now from washington. what was the theme of his speech? she had? it's a curious or curious thing we were told to expect this to be a read that a cation of jo biden's commitment to let's just legislative protections for black voters in this country at a time as biden's at that stage, off the state in the south, in particular, rolling back the protections that were trained in the voting rights act, which was passed in many ways. it's flawed as a result of the pulling violence on, on the advent status bridge, which really capitalized the nation behind the idea of voting rights act to protect black voters rights in, in the south. but since 2013, the supreme court has been rolling back most of those protections. so there's been this effort to then reassess them in congress. so we thought the speech would be very much about the need to, to get that congressional action. but actually in the end, i mean there's a very short portion of his speech was about voting rights. the rest of it really just sounded like a ca