teri: that is more than correct.e do not even know how far we are, because turkiye has kept its cards quite close to its chest about when it might allow sweden to join. as was mentioned earlier, finland is basically in the clear, and may be given approval by turkiye and hungary in the next month or two. but when it comes to sweden, turkiye continues to say that sweden has to take steps, which the swedish government and nato itself say have already been achieved. but turkiye says, for example, that sweden must crackdown further on the pkk, a group that is recognized as a terrorist organization, but nonetheless the swedish government cannot stop from holding rallies, from carrying its flags. another point that distinguishes these two countries is that in finland it is illegal to burn a koran and in sweden it is not. that is why this incident happened in january, and the swedish government does not feel that it can do that. turkiye is saying until you do that, we do not consider you a real ally. so we are not really sur

baby about the middle of sha'ban, whose name should be universal with hussein, peace be upon him, teri soleimani , karbalai sed and radio agency, the teacher of tehran's mosque. preparation for the big celebration of mid-sha'ban with the title of "i love you hadith" is the main focus of this celebration is the performance of mahdavi hymns and it is going to be the first time that the hymn "salaam commandant 2" will be unveiled in tehran . they are busy preparing the mosque of tehran for a big family celebration that is going to be held tomorrow at the same time as midnight. let shaban be held. this celebration will be held tomorrow with the presence of families and different groups of student anthems from schools in different areas of tehran and groups composed by other cultural institutions . there is the first unveiling of commander 2 in tehran, which will be performed. there is an anthem of allegiance, in addition to the anthem of dear hossein. 2 in a central way in this implementation program in addition to the performance of mahdavi songs, other cultural programs will be considere

gerhard: dw teri schultz reporting there. we go to the u.s. now.usands have gathered outside washington, as the conservative political action conference is underway. nikki haley you speak there. reporter: only days after november's u.s. midterm elections, the 2024 to the white house was off and running. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. [applause] reporter: former president donald trump announced his intentions to try to take back the ct lost in 2020. -- the seat he lost in 2020. but many hopefuls could stand in the way of triumph, the 47th president of the u.s. >> i am running for president of the united states of america! [applause] reporter: the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, is the first to challenge her past boss. she not only gained experience during her years at the u.n., she also showed a willingness to take a tough stance against russia, despite the wishes of president trump. the daughter of indian immigrants is also called for a

abc's international correspondent teri moren is traveling with the president tonight. >> terry: an allianceriendship and a 20% reboot of a relationship sometimes taken for granted in the past now facing new dangers and new opportunities. >> president biden: the candidate of the nine states will always have each other's backs. >> terry: the trip began last night at the trio's home and in formal evening and biden meeting to -- trio's children. they were relaxing over drinks. on the step agenda, a deal to limit unauthorized migration. canada has agreed to accept an additional 50,000 migrants. in exchange the u.s. has agreed that canada can turn back migrants who illegally cross our northern border. >> after midnight tonight, the border officers will enforce the agreement and return irregular border crosses to the closest port of entry with the united states. >> terry: also on the table, beefing up north american air defenses after the china despite balloon incident and boosting green energy technology, another way of confronting china. >> president biden: i know the united states can count on

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during covid is when tick teri okita really took off. my teenage kids were on it. on it just to be able to see what he are doing. i need to to communicate with them and see what he they're doing. china is pretty much openly spying on americans through that app. and we have got congressman michael mccaul coming up at 7:30. he leads the committee that is trying to push this legislation to ban it outright. but the democrats on his committee say they are not for it. we are going to talk to him about that coming up. >> ainsley: i love the idea of government telling -- usually we don't want too much government control. but if the government would say kids can't get on social media until they are this age or can't get on tiktok, it would help the parents out, i think. because it's really difficult. even though you are the parent. you are in charge. you know, you need to keep your kids off of social media if you don't want them to be on it. but if collectively all the kids had to get off of it or weren't able to get on it. then it would make our jobs a little easier. >> br

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i was honored to join my colleague, representative teri sewell, and other members at brown chapel a.m.e. church just this sunday. the demonstrators marched the demonstrators marched peacefully through downtown selma as they began to cross the bridge spanning the alabama river, the marchers who gazed up could see the name of a confederate general and grand dragon of the alabama ku klux klan, edmund pettus, staring right back at them in big block letters emblazoned across that bridge. soon after, the mele began. and the police took out their batons and tear gas to attack the peaceful marchers. john lewis later testified in court that he was knocked to the ground and was hit in the head with a night stick by a state trooper. what was different from this march and this fight was the many television cameras that captured the brutal moments on film and aired them across the country. it was a turning point in the fight for civil rights and for voting rights. just months after the civil rights act of 1964 had been signed into law. i had the opportunity, as i said, to join some of my colleagues

teri anderson wants $300,000 in damages. he says he was left with life changing injuries., though. she wants $1 in damages. and she wants a reimbursement of her legal fees. servicemen who helped carry the queen's coffin in edinburgh are among those recognised in honours list . the recognised in honours list. the royal regiment of scotland carried the coffin to st george's cathedral to lie in rest. the chief steward of the cathedral also received honours under the royal victorian order , recognised in service to the monarch . now the pandemic hit monarch. now the pandemic hit a lot of sectors hard and none so other than the aviation industry. yes, but now at the edge of summer season and more than 100 new and restored routes are being launched . but not are being launched. but not everyone is seeing this as a positive move. the travel correspondent for the independent, our friend simon calder, joins us in the studio now . great to have you with us. now. great to have you with us. first of all, do was jetting off somewhere incredible. well, it's very nice actually standing o

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but then they do do a great job of showing teri sanderson travelling the globe with his family aftertry to prove that his life really wasn't negatively affected by this as much as they say it was. so we have some pretty affluent people basically having some champagne champagne problems. yes, exactly . but kinsey, you know me. i always love the kids. and gwyneth has wheeled out her children , taken one after school children, taken one after school to give testimony . children, taken one after school to give testimony. has that children, taken one after school to give testimony . has that been to give testimony. has that been persuasive? do you think? i absolute think so. to hear moses is testimony like just the sweetness that he was taken out of school to defend his mother and then and he was vague. he said he saw, you know, the accident in the distance. but apple came to play. she was very blunt in her testimony about her mother's response. and i think it was that bluntness in that roughness of her commentary that made you feel like she was telling the truth . interesting. telling th

so teri sanderson, he has much more to lose in this and he has quite a bit because he will be payingnow and also the fact that he now has been found guilty this well when it was cleared but the damaging stuff that he came out with like comparing her to jeffrey and jeffrey epstein calling her godzilla . it's just calling her godzilla. it's just it was really uncalled for. but with cohen, if she she said some damaging stuff . well, because damaging stuff. well, because she said she felt like she had been sexually assaulted. and we've got clip here. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis forcing my legs apart and then there was a body pressing against me and there was a very strange grunting noise . so my brain was trying noise. so my brain was trying make sense of what was happening . i thought, am i is this a practical joke? is someone like doing something ? and this is doing something? and this is really, really strange . mind was really, really strange. mind was going very, very quickly . i was going very, very quickly. i was trying to ascertain what was happening like that.

brent: teri, as always, thank you.here'll be no parliamentary vote in france on increasing the country's retirement age from 62 to 64. the french government today invoked a special constitutional provision allowing it to bypass a vote by lie makers -- lawmakers. this bill is controversial but the government says it is essential to keeping the pension system intact. the changes are still being met with widespread opposition including months of protests and strikes across france. reporter: fierce debate turned to a raucous rendition of france's national anthem, as opposition mp's made a last-ditch attempt to stop the planned pension reforms. >> dear colleagues, thank you. i will ask each of the parliamentarians who are holding up a sign to please stop immediately. this is against our rules, and the florist for the prime minister. reporter: emmanuel macron's government said the reforms are vital to keep pensions sustainable for the future. but as the deadline to pass the legislation approached, ministers feared they would