that's what tiffany and tammie were thinking.yet, as oyasato began to dig deeper, he found that ken talked about strangulation more than once. >> he brought it up with the medical examiner's investigator and was basically telling them, "this is not a strangulation case. " >> in fact, said the prosecutor, ken tried to persuade the examiner not to do an autopsy. but, of course, there was one. the result took months but, sure enough, cause of death, said the medical examiner, brain damage due to ligature strangulation. when an arrest warrant was issued, detective cambra served it personally. >> police arrested 45-year-old kenneth wakisaka tonight. prosecutors say he strangled his 52-year-old wife last april. tonight, police charged him with murder in the second degree. >> how'd he react? >> he said, "nick, you know i didn't kill my wife. i didn't kill my wife. " >> in 2002, two years after their mother's death, tammie and tiffany came back to hawaii. this time to the courthouse where ken wakisaka went on trial for murder. >> he took

tiffany, thank you. america is proud of the tremendous commitment made by so many of us, especially our -- and serve our country in all branches of military with honor and distinction. the northern arapahoe and eastern shoshone are not only sovereign nations, but they are fellow citizens who stood beside us many times. over the past four years, my office has worked hard to forge partnerships between the state and the tribes. we have identified a number of issues severely impacting our tribes, but that also affect us all. i want to mention two of those important issues today. first, both tribes have emphasized to me the need to address the epidemic of missing person cases afflicting tribal communities. help counter this on -- to help counter this ongoing tragedy, i established a task force in 2019 to study the issue and develop recommendations. their work has resulted in several worthy recommendations. among them is one that will come to you during this session, creating the alert system. it is a needed s

tiffany: el fentanilo llega a la escuela. "aquÍ y ahora" este domingo, los espero.os que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed.com/oferta jorge: el presidente de mÉxico tiene un plan para cambiar la forma en que se organiza la elecciones y se cuentan los votos. algunos temen que eso ponga peligro la democracia en mÉxico, esto se lo preguntÉ a los consejeros del ine, autores del libro: la democracia no se toca, ¿cree que la joven democracia americana estÁ peligro? >> creo que las democracias en todo el mundo estÁn en peligro, expresiones de intentos de regresiÓn autoritaria estÁn presentes en todos los paÍses, mÉxico no es ajeno a esa tendencia. a mÍ me parece que el presidente de mÉxico estÁ contaminando el ecosistema democrÁtico, es renuente a reconocer la divisiÓn de poderes, el federalismo, la importancia de Órganos autÓnomos como el instituto nacional electoral. jorge: el resto de esta conversaciÓn este domingo en "al punto": en mÉxico las autoridades le rindieron homenaje a proteo, el perro rescatista que muriÓ mientras

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. >> reporter: attorney tiffany beg oezian told us she went to middle school with santos where he went by george devolder and reconnected with him by chance three years ago. >> guess who i ran into at starbucks? >> reporter: she later told him she'd settled a big case for a client, $2 million. she said santos promptly invited her and her client to dinner. >> he asked for 300,000 does principal development, and he essentially said every two to three weeks, there would be an allowance of 2,000 to $3,000 that would be paid out to the client. the client was not allowed to know what was being invested in at all. >> reporter: her client didn't like the sound of it and turned down santos' investment pitch. >> and we now know that was a ponzi scheme. >> it was all fraud. >> reporter: santos is also facing criminal investigations into his campaign finances, a pet charity he ran, and a probe in brazil over his use of stolen checks. and, norah, today a group of house democrats have filed a resolution to try to expel him from congress though that's unlikely to pass. >> caitlin huey-burns, thank yo

this is tiffany. take it for us. well, in syria, the disaster has compounded an existing humanitarian crisis and created new ones. and the northern lingo, town of jan doris mass burials are taking place. it is one of the hardest hit areas much heavily upon had already been destroyed and serious 12 years civil war rescue if it's severely restricted, by a lack of equipment needed to move debris and fund survivors and whatnot. since the 1st div from a cousin, his wife and children, we pulled out for people yesterday, his wife and clear children. we came back today and pulled out the husband, who's my cousin. he has another son and a little louder. and now you're waiting to get them out. the bottom bottom, i have called about some company sites. after 50 hours of work, we pulled out a man and a little girl live in her room. the civil defense teams are struggling with heavy machinery due to the massive area that has been damaged. over 400 sites were destroyed completely, and over 250 sites are partially damaged. we urge t

tiffany's testimony is just one example among millions in all our districts. for whom this federal assistance made all the difference. miss dixon, how did covid 19 relief legislation, the bipartisan cares act and american rescue plan save american families for disaster. >> one thing we know is the economy is 70% consumer spending. 20 million workers out of work there would have been you norma's contraction of spending which would have been a double dip recession and prevented hunger and homelessness and really allowed families to focus on caregiving for sick family members and it was a lifeline, a critical, important way congress came through for working families. >> thank you very much. it is clear to me the biden administration and congress took decisive action to provide relief for the american people. the critical and much-needed investments in health and economic programs are helping the country recover and bounce back from the worst pandemic in recent memory so let us not forget that. we are continuing to emerge stronger than ever. with that, mr. chairma

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we look for opportunities to buy on the dip >> tiffany, great to see you on this friday.weekend. >> thanks, contessa. >> we are seeing futures down across the board in the red. shaping up for a lower open on wall street for friday that does it for us on "worldwide exchange. i'm contessa brewer. "squawk box" is next power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. >>> good morning fed speak and the real world rattling the market. bullard and mester signal they would be open to the 50 point rate hike in march. >>> we will show you why doordash and draftkings is getting big pops in the pre-market. >>> tesla recalling 362,000 vehicles warning the self-driving software may cause crashes it is february 17th which happens to fall on a friday this year, 2023 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecc

maria: yeah, very disturbing we will watch your work thanks very much tom tiffany joining us at capitol, thank you, sir. . >> thank you very much. >> quick break coming up president biden tries to switch up the story on oil permits, our panel on it oh maybe there aren't 9,000 leases out there after all? you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced our windshield, and recalibrated our car's advanced safety system. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ maria: welcome back, more inaccurate misleading numbers from the biden administration. the bureau of land management quietly updating a database to show number unused approved oil permits is less than 6700, not the 9,000 that president biden keeps touting, he has been talking about 9,000 leases, and he continues to say there are 9,000 leases out there and oil companies are not doing anything with it and it is their fault that oil prices are up 40%. since joe bide

my brothers and i would be allowed to set the table, which required us to go to a big tiffany chest with all of her silverware in it. and had a ritual. we had to draw the curtains and we had to look around the house to make sure that spoons butler was not around. i didn't know who the heck he was at the time, but was scared to death of it. so i guess my question, how can a and a pejorative moniker like that last for over a century and why isn't he called countryman? i think i guess i would re-emphasize guys that it wasn't just that he got that epithet in new orleans from confederates who were very angry at him and their allies, new orleans, but that others prepared awaited it in the south after the war. but also white northerners who objected his determination even to support the nation's underdogs. the tide was going in a different. direction more convenient. dismiss him. i've wondered, and i think i was talking to somebody about this. this morning why it is. yeah, i was talking with michelle crowell about why it is that there's like you know, we fondly remember thaddeus stevens being t

darren's dad dan and stepmom tiffany moved into their florida home in tampa about six months ago.g, happy family live from tampa. good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: okay. so, darren, this took you about a year to convince your dad to do it. why did it take so long? >> well, he had a very stable job. and it was a big move for him and they lived in arizona. so it would have been a big move and just swawnt sure if he was ready to commitment. dan you did commit. >> i did. working essentially for your daughter. and it's not i think from what i read you are not making as much money but there is something very rich about being with your family, being with your grandkids all in the same roof. >> definitely. it's definitely worth the tradeoff. i don't regret my decision for one second. since we have gotten here, it's amazing how well it's worked out and how well i have gotten to know my grandkids and, you know, know my son-in-law a little better and just, you know, to spend time with my daughter, also. so, yeah, it's been a blessing. >> steve: hear that, josh, is he happy is he livin

amna: tiffany crutcher is the founder and executive director of the terence crutcher foundation.nk you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. geoff: as part of the new congress, tomorrow, house republicans will begin scrutinizing nearly every policy step taken by the biden white house and congressional democrats over the past two years. lisa desjardins joins us now with more on what to expect tomorrow and down the road. house republicans have mentioned a number of topics that they say are ripe for investigation. help us understand where they intend to start. lisa: there is a lot to talk about here. when you about the investigations house republicans are launching, let's take a look at the committees that are going to be key here. focusing on china has wide bipartisan backing. different are the two other committe you see right next to me. house oversight committee, these are looking at the biden administration. look at that list. these are all the different things already announced by that committee, things they will look at. classified documents, biden family

next slide, tiffany. the proposed open space fund this is a long-term trend when you look at the revenue overall. it is steady growth. if you look at the blue bars it is matching up nicely. we did assume as part of fy23-24 we receive $79.6 million and as mentioned the city controller office before we open the budget system knocked down to $77.7 million so that is $1.9 million reduction which doesn't look that much when it is like a shaving of a bar chart but 1.9 $1.9 million buys us quite a lot. so, on to the proposed expenditure budget. so, our budget in fiscal year 23-24 of $367.8 million is 52 percent more then the fiscal year 22-23 budget of $241.3 million. wow, that is lot. where is that all coming from? i'll get to that in a second with the capital projects because it isn't out of the operating revenue. i want to mention the general fund support of $91.2 million and that is baseline and what we receive from the mayor's office for things like additional park rangers, is $3.72 million or 4 percent mor

. >>> >> my name is tiffany cobb and i work for the san francisco fire department. i was raised by a single parent. i grew up with a very strong work ethic mental ity. i would like to compare it to a bar back and anticipated the needs and the call. you will provide the needs and complete the call. >> the favorite part of the job is when i can actually connect with a patient and utilize your people skills as a human being. sometimes it's not a medical need. they just want someone to talk to, someone to listen to and want to be seen as a person and want to be recognized and see them as they are. those are my important calls. i remember being a seven or nine year old girl and never seen anyone like me in a fire engine and that gave me hope that i can do that. there are people like me that can do that job. sometimes people need to feel nurtured and feel safe. i feel like i can bring that to my patients. >> you maybe feel afraid. just try it out. that's what i did. just never give up. i was told no. i failed the fire academy. i'm still here and i never quit. just learn f

. >> i was watching a comedy special on tiffany haddish the other day, and she was trying to do some teaching, and as she was closing out her segment, she talked about babies crying, and how, when a baby cries, people go to that baby, and they either hug that baby, to change the baby, they feed the baby, they give the baby love, and she was saying we have a lot of folks today that are hurting, adults that are hurting, and we want to institutionalize and criminalize, and instead of going to them, and letting them know that they are loved, giving them a hug, paying attention to them, and i think, for me, we are becoming a more individualistic society, and we need to reclaim our communal roots. we are all in this together. we still don't know our neighbors. we have locks on it, and gated communities. so, why are we fearing folks, instead of understanding that we are living together? so, but encourage folks to get to know your neighbors on the right and the left and across the street. >> talking to strangers. >> talking to strangers. be a community, bna community. we seem to come togethe

that includes tiffany rachal. son jalen was shot and killed by a houston police officer last april. tiffany: we are fighting together, and all the mothers all over the world need to come together, need to come together and stop all of this. amna: nichols' death and the release of the brutal body camera footage documenting it ve reignited calls for reform and accountability. five members officers were fired and charged with murder. the department's specialized scorpion unit has also been disbanded. back at the funeral, his mother delivered a call to action and echoed the calls for legislative reform. rowvaughn: we need to get that bill passed, because, if we don't, the blood -- the next child that dies, that blood is going to be on their hands. amna: once again, the national conversation on how to prevent police killings begins as another life ends. tyre nichols was 29 years old. stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with "newshour west." here are the latest headlines. the federal reserve raised its benchmark short-termntere

we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies. some of the older businesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful murals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local people will spend their money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪♪♪ ] [music]

cofounded streetwear labels and has also partnered with adidas, plus luxury labels like among claire, tiffany, and chanel. the appointment represents a certain continuity to louis vuitton men's, which has recently sought to attract a younger, more streetwear-focused audience. the creative director role was previously held by virgil abloh until his death in november 2021 . his dynamic designs fused streetwear with high-endashion and redefined the brand's clothes. pharrell's first collection for louis vuitton will be revealed in june during men's fashion week in paris. mark: what a combination. time for business. kate moody joins us. the president of world bank is stepping down early. >> david malpass will be leaving his post by the end of this june, about a year before his five-year term would have expired. the reasons for his departure were not made clear. he was appointed by former u.s. president donald trump in 20 has overseen the distribution of aid to developing countries as well as war-torn ukraine and just last week, and additional $1.8 million for turkey. he has, though, courted contro

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that is tiffany ticket for us and cassie on tip. we're going to go now to some casino lou, who joins us from inside a sample if all were aid is pouring in from several parts of the world. admits one thing to get aids, to assemble, but it's quite another to get it to the worst affected regions as we heard a step up there talking about how many regions still cut off. how is progress going? well tom, yes, say international aid, 1st come stay. some lay afford to where we are and then they are transferred to the earthquake areas. it is difficult to reach out to some places where the a 4 star shot sound like does down to a, a mom or as these are the cities that have been hit severely a by monday mornings earthquake, and right behind the you see a crowd. these are the volunteer people who would like to join to outside disaster management agency. you can reach to the quick area to help and civilians out there. there was a more crowded group actually less than 15 minutes ago. some of them didn't have any experience. they just wanted to come

. >> norah: attorney tiffany bogosian told us she went to school with santos, he where he went by georgend reconnected with him three years ago. >> that is why i ran into at starbucks. >> reporter: she later told him she settled a big case for a client, $2 million. she said santos properly invited her and her client to dinner. >> he asked for $300,000 principal investment, and he essentially said, you know come every 2-3 weeks, there would be an allowance of, you know, 2000-$3,000 that would be paid out to the client. the client was not allowed to know what was being invested in at all. >> reporter: her client did not like the sound of it and turn down santos' investment pitch. >> and we now know that was a ponzi scheme. >> it was all a fraud. >> reporter: santos is also facing criminal investigations into his campaign finances, a pet charity he ran, and a probe in brazil over his use of stolen checks, and norah, today, a group of house democrats have filed a resolution to try to expel him from congress, though that is unlikely to pass. >> and caitlin huey-burns with that new information

pursuing justice is at least one way of honoring the was many victims. natasha butler al jazeera tiffany heave ukraine was a committee to protect journalists, as at least 13 journalists have been killed, covering worn ukraine. dozens of independent reporters have also fled immediate crackdown in russia. steadfast reports on this from amsterdam. they were in silence for very long tv rain. oh, darcy is again reaching out to its russian audience now from amsterdam. the independent channel was banned in russia one week after the invasion of ukraine for the coverage of the war. like hundreds of other journalists presented me, hale fishermen and juliet or tutor flat russia out of fear of arrest. prominent voices are silenced. either they are in jail or the in put in a position when they basically can't open their mouth. since it's escape from russia, the t v range audience has grown with nearly $4000000.00 subscribers and hundreds of thousands of fuse each day. this fight is, is very difficult for us and because you have to understand that the annual budget of russian states, me propagandist s

pursuing justice is at least one way of honoring the was many victims. natasha butler al jazeera tiffany heave ukraine. well, since the collapse of the soviet union in the early 19 ninety's, nato has been expanding eastwards, russia says that as a threat to his national security, moscow says a one to war to protect its interest, but is succeeding, muhammad vol, explains. the russia says the decision to invade ukraine was a defensive one and not taken just because keith was becoming closer to europe instead of neighboring russia. moscow was also against european military advisors, training, ukrainian forces, since 2014. when we were putting it that i made a decision to carry out a special military operation to protect people who for 8 years now have been facing humiliation and genocide perpetrated by the king regime will seek to demilitarize and denounce a phi ukraine as well as bring to trial, those who perpetrated numerous bloody crimes against civilians including against citizens of the russian federation. although you claim leadership has denied russian claims that nothing's weight in

again, sir catherine, which i took a little while, my toner, to fidelity. anthea clinton, he gotta tiffany, and i think mattel, an article and plan ah, let me think about the cuba there, the google put out, i'm already sent all over this sunday to figure than i thought, hey, that you know for huh. uh huh. we're not printing double favor and then south, you know, it's early passer j e m i. e, luke, you know, no buffer, no, no luck these time, but they're still on the team. have used cameras traps to document over 35 who must now resident in the park with balance returning the tompkins foundation fuse ready to do what they have always done with their parks donated to the state. 1 in a 2018 signing ceremony with them, presley and michelle by chalet, trees handed over these and another part worth the combined 1000000 acres. it was billed as the biggest donation of private land to a state in history. the chilean government also contributed 9000000 acres of their own. all this land now forms 5 new national parks and expand 3 others. an area 3 times bigger than yellowstone, and yosemite combined.

being fought over 1000 kilometers and that hundreds of thousands people are fighting on both sides as tiffany. a sense of urgency and a kind of desperation to try and get that across to ukraine's allies abroad. i think it has always been reporting as our correspondent, nikon and keith. well, more than 11000 people are now known to have been killed in the earthquakes that struck turkey and syria. the death toll is expected to rise as more victims are found in remote areas. the 1st quake struck near the turkish city of gauzy on tap, and the destruction stretches along turkeys, southern border and parts of northern syria. international rescue crews are now helping in the desperate search for survivors. fueled by the hopes of miraculous rescues. like this one you're about to see in the early hours of wednesday morning rescue workers in the target city of other mon found hope under the rubble they had heard voices for robert fulton, wilson. oliver bobby will not work for mom york, miss you, who told him, you know, barely a, with the law 3 year old muhammad and later, his mother fatma what pulled t

i'm handing it off to tiffany and our audience. >> hi, kelly.

soon after, the news was confirmed and "access" had the pleasure of telling tiffany haddish at the gamen if she's not pregnant -- >> she is. she confirmed. >> i knew it as soon as she touched her belly. that's the i'm pregnant, i'm got something in my belly. >> she's the best. we're also going to show you the great clue rihanna gave us days ago. plus we've got an all access pass taking you behind the scenes for the rest of the action as sheryl lee ralph also makes the most of her amazing night. it's moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >> mario, thank you. >>> before we go, we want to give you an update on our breaking news. reports of an active shooter on the campus of michigan state university. this is in east lansing, michigan. right now it's past 10:00, almost 10:30 there. we do understand multiple people have been shot. here's some video from the scene. police are looking for the shooter as we speak. that shooter apparently wearing a mask and is on foot. campus police saying that they plan on releasing more information in about 30 minutes from now, so about 8:00 our tim

tiffany former claims? and tiffany dell, former racing driver and of course , a racing driver and of course, a one time top gear presenter joins me on talking points. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you. and good evening to you. our top story tonight, a couple that went missing with their newborn baby in january have been further arrested on suspicion of gross negligence . manslaughter. negligence. manslaughter. constance martin and her partner, mark gordon were found in brighton yesterday and were initially arrested on suspicion of child neglect. more than 200 police officers are searching a 91 square mile area to try to find the two month old baby. sussex police are assessing the baby's welfare on an hourly bafis. baby's welfare on an hourly basis . whilst we still have hope basis. whilst we still have hope that the baby can be found safe and well, we must retain that hope. and as you see, the number of officers we have deployed on that open search, however

pursuing justice is at least one way of honoring the was many victims. natasha butler al jazeera tiffany heave ukraine. well, neither russia nor iran has been invited to the munich security conference this year. hundreds of people have been protesting outside the venue against the iranian government rights groups estimate more than 500 iranians have been killed, set september in demonstrations over the death of 20 terrell mass armine. she died after being taken into custody by iran, so called morality police. ron is also executed several people who participated in the protest. ah, m. sch, on no numbers of people are still on, accounted for more than 12 days after the devastating of quakes over 46000 people have been killed and that number is expected to rise. although neither the turkish nor syrian governments have said how many people are missing on accounted for. a vast majority of deaths more than 40000 or recorded inter kia, another 5800 and neighboring syria. most of them in the rebel held north west of the country. that's where the wild food program is pleading with the authorities

pursuing justice is at least one way of honoring the was many victims. natasha butler al jazeera tiffany heave ukraine. there's also concern here not just about the war in ukraine, but about moldova and the possibility of russia trying to destabilize moldova recently, president zalinski said that he del uncovered a plot to try morcia qu in moldova, it's something i raised with nato secretary general. yes. stilton burke, we are concerned because we have seen a russia are responsible for her career shipple as is against her will go on the energy supply. they're using that as a, as a means to try to, to, to, to, to push of malala. so, so just highlights that there are those countries which are, as you sometimes says in between those in between russia, nathan, they are in a vulnerable position while door was george on of course, ukraine analysis reason why it is important to support these countries. now, one of the reasons why you crane was able to perform the way it has in the, in the afternoon rush innovation was done in april allies provided support your frame starting in 2014. so the ukr

wagner and other foreign mercenaries, had reached the outskirts of tripoli, that senate adult to p. tiffany. momma level border levine, that's when the government, or, as mr. raj informed me reached out to several other countries to help inform, including the u. s. i could also algeria and turkey. i please your pi. nathan will, is it doesn't nosy? allegedly turkey was the only one to answer the call. said a little carefully. ah oh, i will get it in lets say threat. i had several meetings with turkish officials right now. when the wagner mercenaries got involved and we had to strike a legal agreement with turkey, hadn't come yet for an intervention, wasn't something we ever wanted. but we had no choice with that. we chose the turks because like us and they need to defend their economic interests, which are worth tens of billions in many other lot banker luke, don't forget that president psoriasis government was formed under the sky record let it get it. the police as a provisional government, it didn't have the power to enter into international agreements that they did, but they did anyway t

these are live pictures from dba, kia and that gassy on tiffany took here. now all night emergency teams have been pulling people from the rubble and transporting them to hospitals for treatment. but freezing, cold temperatures, rain and snow, i hampering their efforts. several countries are sending tames and aids to help rescue efforts. we will continue covering this story right throughout the day. will that is all for me, tom mccrae for now. but the news does continue here on al jazeera after inside story, which is coming up next. ah ah. hello, that was a wintry and windy starts the week across europe and those conditions are set to continue and intensify. we've got storm systems affecting the south have felt a lot cooler here. temperatures well below the average in places, but take here is dealing with the worst winter storm of the season. those conditions set to continue and push further east, leaving behind temperatures a lot lower than we expected to be for this time of year with warnings out in places like so. be if you have a look, a belgrade, it sit

pursuing justice is at least one way of honoring the was many victims. natasha butler al jazeera tiffany. heave ukraine. and you can join us for our special coverage of the ukraine war at $1130.00 g empty. on sunday, february the 19th. we'll explore how the was affecting the global energy, mach, the sister of north korean leader kim jong, who has urged the united states to stop what she calls, or acts threatening young young security. the comments come just hours after north korea said it had tested on intercontinental ballistic missile. japan's defense ministry says the missile landed in it's exclusive economic zone diseases. rob mcbride has moved from so appealing young later they have in recent test, been developing this technique whereby they deploy, set up a missile and fire it. lordship fairly quickly. by doing that, you give your adversaries less chance to detect your launching and miss out to try to disrupt the missile launch or try to intercepted so they have been working on this technique. this is described by the north koreans. it's been a while long 15. this is one of the icb

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pursuing justice is at least one way of honoring the was many victims. natasha butler al jazeera tiffany heave ukraine. when the cranes foreign minister also took the stage and munich to reaffirm his country's call for more ammunition artillery and tongues, cranium soldiers in the eastern, new se, they're still waiting for more western weapons to arrive back, move on the front line and the surrounding by watching troops or some pure electric war studies at king's college, london, he says, western assistance to ukraine won't last forever. i think there's a budget tree way of thinking about this. the u. s. government has provided $30000000000.00 us dollars in security assistance in the last year. since 24 february, i don't think the u. s. government is going to be able to sustain that level of funding indefinitely into the future. perhaps certainly for this year, but then they're election gleaming. so there's not one side of it. there's another side which is as the debates are shown, european military colon totally, to plead their own arsenals and their own stocks of things like bang battl

that is tiffany ticket for us and going on to wrestle, sorta has more from a carrier, mon mirage. the if a center of the disaster city of cod ahmad marashi, it was the epicenter of the 1st week. it has been hit twice in 9 hours. the 1st one was 7.8, and the 2nd one was 7.5 magnitude. and as a result, nearly a 1000 buildings have collapsed here. hundreds have died. and according to the rescue teams and the officials, at least hundreds of people are still under this rob, over by every passing minutes. the hopes are faded. we can see that sometimes from time to time, there is a tension between the families and the rescue teams here. because as i said, they have been this the how warm i've ever day are running out of the time here. even while we are standing here, we can feel the smell of the dad. what is just, just are almost an hour ago to that bodies more had been pulled out from this robles and through the night several others as well. there been taken to the heart to the hospitals at 1st and then being delivered to their families and there finally to be buried in the grave. so it

tiffany, for over 20 years, mayor o'donnell has been an active leader in her community. her city focusing on building women leaders, helping communities in need can grow in her cities arts and business communities. she is the chief executive officer at the women lead change, an organization dedicated to the development, advancement and promotion of women. they are organizations impacting the economy and the future of the workforce. so i will turn it over to mayor woodards.ar thank you. >> thank you. thank you kathy and thanks for your leadership in partnership in this work. well, ladies, thank you for agreeing to participate in this panel. in the first weeks of 2023 we saw newly elected leaders take the oath of office or renew the tangiers. while it's fantastic witnessing historic firsts and seeing soso many women holding these leadership positions, women are still nowhere near where we need to be and deserve to be. so collectively we must ask ourselves, why are women so, what are they still so underrepresented in these roles?tial but more importantly, how can we ensure