trish immediately called 911. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency?> i just heard gunshots and somebody screaming outside and somebody running outside. >> i think my heart was probably going a gazillion miles a minute. >> trish slowly peered out of her apartment door and saw a man lying in the stairwell bleeding. she knew he wasn't a resident of the apartment complex. >> i had no idea who he was. my concern was to get him over on his side because he was face down in a really big pool of blood. >> trish wasn't the only one at the scene. her upstairs neighbor, dianne mcknight also tried to aid the victim. >> there was just blood everywhere. and i didn't -- i just didn't know what to do. i ran back into my apartment and got towels. >> as the minutes ticked by, trish began to worry the shooter might still be in the area. >> then all of a sudden, you start to think, wow, i wonder where the person is that did this and for all i knew, the person upstairs shot him. >> but those questions would have to wait. soon paramedics arrived on the scene. they learned t

the until you, jim. trish has to sum it up with over the years, war and death become the daily routine, the remixing and everyone. he helps a didn't down. there's no, it's all good then. yes kid is. he has a bullish believe me another minute or so. your breath is a even a given the we didn't put it in, but i believe it was still did. you are still on page 2 of them will still actually go over him and i said that you do them still more to hello get to go. i started, you spoke with me a dime. i'm in a was on me . i'm on the front line to be excellent, boring me that there it will with the regular rationale and the separatist to supporting an invasion. mm hm. a, when it does a question we do special from just the condition like also a typical social press to pena should move move just to pick up, realize that you stay when you pick it up from other portable moon, but the machine will stimulate and you call it a professional rainy and so just thought until he found himself on the other side of the front line. he was taken prisoner by the don bus militia were fresh, a full of destroy my gib

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double. trish has to separate them with over the years war and death of become the daily routine, the relaxing and everyone. he helps a jim down. there's no personal convenience. kim. this is a bullish, believe me, another minute i was thinking about this a even a different though. it didn't put it, but i believe she was there in the office dale and tell them will ups deal as worsley ocean. bobby miller said that you deal with them still law say hello, get to go. are studying. spoke with me a dime. i'm in a home many consider that i'm on the front line to be excellent, boring me. there are certain that there it was with the regular rationale and that separatist to supporting an invasion. mm. with decent condition, a way not a conscience. we do special from just a condition that cause a social possibly now the most of the move, no, just to go back a couple lapreet let you say when you get another potable moon. right? but the motionless, the media and you could go primitive and that's not even a professional ukrainian soldier. thought until he found himself on the other side of the fron

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our correspondent adrian. trish has more awe from up. les look like toys, but they are heavy shipping containers moved away by floss, sachi, hurry, suncoast companies store 1500 containers at this depot. they are now trying to recover them. what data to the surf atrocity is the looting? did they did earth offices to sell computers? they basically cut all the cables from dc, 1st on fridges of microwaves, area spares, whatever was there, whatever the console was the rear visibility. it's hot, so oh, hard work. you know, but it is what's what it is we just have to label from you. but the 1st question for the team is where do you even start? you can see this massive destruction and the force of nature right here. the economic consequences of these natural disasters. they are very visible now, but they're likely going to be troubling this region. for a long time. the destruction is visible in many parts of durban. thousands lost their houses and help hasn't reached everyone. in our corn, our house is on this friday. some of us don't have jobs and no money, so we don't even know where we wo

please introduce yourself and tell us what is trish?> absolute depict my name is emmanuel and i'm chief medical officer of the translation research center and also bakley in houston, texas. the translation research institute for space health or trish we are partners with human research program at nasa and one of our main goals is to find and find research that is high risk high reward. with the angle of keeping humans healthy both in space and on earth. we've been wait with commercial space technicians since last year and axiom-1 is -- >> that's the city. tell us more about your primary areas of focus of what your study on this mission. >> so trish focuses mainly on the spaceflight research. i would say the three highest recorded areas are radiation, behavioral, issues that come from being isolated and can find a space, and the third one is how your body changes while you're in a different gravity field like in space or drink different gravity field when you're in -- >> what systems are hardly working with to capture the data? >> the ha

let shake in. mother's trish with ninja gilbert's perishable love that could be continually out of the lot miss rarely useless than either that he may be at home in the bill of my 1st bill. i'm one movie and i thought i knew i did. i did in anna. mom couldn't be to that he's been out of the denominator care for a 1000000 element phyllis, bunny and robot. could tristan in the hall robot aluminum cross de la? i'm and i had the i said bit of a balloon or has it has an awful lot to me but i for the local issue of the for quality of care cannot bill is shut off. but my forgiveness, how you do emily shall be. don't you know? surely, ned, yet there who now shall keep us. did you, canada? she pew computer. to me you would soften to be young sophie revealed the poor very shall keep pushing the destitute fit for noise. do not accept your name as it is the funeral bus, the bus at bus. oh no, he's in the her schedule. she see it. i sit there her don't good said the new object if you please. and then when men may do a book to do it on the opposite, you know, you know, fairly digital, you know, prob

can senior was oldish, could be a night in the garage eat, trish, give you a little more just in the exhibition of crime. yes. just really jello. it just shows jesus. i knew my spot of them lay a bill for the long gave common get absorb threats in nevada. so my water wash hold rosier after my teacher skin nymphs build massive alpha out middle ye no for time as well on your mouth is from whole was i'd use like ot those now was thought that youth, coal is i can't was but as long as new b, m m as follows enough longer, but it on that as follows on it back so on, you mo, chart. stop in years now. yeah. again accorded site the apollo method. it gave it so, but, but on of me north e. r dodson does follow defeat faxed on march began. you been in touch with berry aud deshar, but he hasn't typically made to up the quiet. austria seemingly opportunities for your going. yeah. need us creeper the other you're pretty classical about a t morgan algebra. new hell, butch, and is not that good? yes, yes. you said that missed that they also gave each sub but thrown off me north of what i hear it is. o

shipping door we'll yet, oh la, literally started in the decal and i leased a uncle store assurace law. trish is still here for his to get if the go what up it was at some unloading but don't like it that the limit that i'm doing in ali licensing. so don't think he has think to deli, casual class pressure door work order, and other story had prisoner massage. no slow of runners, roshan as good, but i just don't know who i was to who no one can be at that now he just didn't much. it was a pleasure pursuing, it was good just to look at it. i could of looking at the cuban, not a bottle of my wound had sickness with them cuz i still didn't know the garage unless napoleon or see they were gord, sibling bull is due to here aboard, washed the ways. any of me bring me in the page it's, it's just that up ordered here today. so my little daughter in as good see doing an average landscaping g. get another a bottom up, stick by so look about those later than usual. the boy it much so much dust of own animal. but thinking about, you know, we're sure that i can get a hold of she wow, ah what store? maya dr

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the 1st i have to say with all due respect to, to trish reagan, my kind of part in that debate. when i wrote that opinion piece which triggered the debate, i didn't mean to say bad. she was all emotions and no substance, but you see that's the problem. because i was thinking in chinese and i wrote the piece, i was actually saying her research was not well done, but i read it in the she's had been, you know, oh, emotions, a no brainer. but i guess, you know, that made her feel offended about her, her personality or even her. so my question is more about the approach to or when talking about emotion, emotionality. we mentioned that just now i think we are all emotional animals. that's why life is so beautiful. that's why life is so easily manipulated. that's why we're so credulous as well. that's why we as journalists, who, who are people who shape who can shape people's minds, have such a huge responsibility that we do not news in motion in excessive in a manipulative way. sometimes there are true emotions which have to come out and it can be extremely powerful, no shunting away

trish is on the republican line. go ahead. caller: good morning, gentlemen. thank you for taking my call. i love c-span. mr. moore, i have to say that your talking points are absolutely incredulous. i suppose you probably still think ivermectin is a great way to treat it. bleach is a great way to treat it. that is what your wonderful president that you supported, mr. trump, encouraged everybody to do. that it would be gone in summertime and nothing to worry about. you know what? i say you are a big old bowl of codswallop. stephen: i do think this idea of bleach and all these things were obviously very stupid. and politicians in both parties made a lot of mistakes. there's no question about that. when you look at what we should have done, and we should be doing this today, we should be spending more money on treatments. trump, you are right, he made a lot of mistakes when it came to covid. but he got the one really important thing right which was operation warp speed. i remember when we were visiting trump in the white house, we talked about this saying that w

the 1st i have to say with all due respect to trish reagan, my kind of part in that debate. when i wrote that opinion piece which triggered the debate, i didn't mean to say that she was all emotions and no substance, but you see that's the problem. because i was thinking in chinese and i wrote the piece, i was actually saying her research was not well done, but i really didn't accuse her being, you know, or emotions and no brainer. but i guess, you know, that made her feel offended and about her, her personality or even her. so my question is more about the will approach to or when talking about emotion, emotionality. we mentioned that just now i think we are all emotional animals. that's why life is so beautiful. that's why life is so easily manipulated. that's why we're so credulous as well. that's why we as journalists, who, who are people who shape who can shape people's minds, have such a huge responsibility that we do not use in motion in excessive in a manipulative way. sometimes there are true emotions which have to come out and it can be extremely powerful, know, sh

and trish, who should issue an indescribable error blunder. mistake try to make an enemy out of russia by moving especially into ukraine of some of the u. s. as top spies and military generals with ties and defense contractors end up as intelligence analysts on various news channels when they retire. for example, former c, i a director john brennan became embassies senior national security and intelligence analysts. as you say, connecticut with what you're going to say. and former c i a director michael hayden became a national security analyst for c and n a. how much does this compromise what the public is told about war? what else? what that stake? well, it depends what you think the purpose of the functions that really is in times of war in our military society. their function pretty much is to show the public on the need for more weapons and the need to intervene in this country are media is ultimately controlled by major corporations like general electric ah, for a long time. and joe, many other conglomerates basically themselves recognize for consist of big business. and as i say

on tuesday, he called for trish over orthodox easter, something that russia has not agreed to. but on the same day, he also sent 2 letters, one to the russians, and the other to the ukrainians, requesting that he should visit or moscow and keep the 1st those trips will now be on tuesday. all we have on the agenda is his working lunch and meeting with the foreign minister and then his reception on later on, on the same day by president putin. you know, as he said in his letters to both presidents and he hopes to talk about what can be done to bring peace to ukraine urgently. diplomat speaking to me before the moscow visit was officially confirmed. welcome, the secretary general's new piece initiative for it to her to address this ongoing problem. but i think the big issue is to ensure that the russians abide by cease fire that they also allow for access to civilians. but any effort to in the carnage is, well, you are absolutely delighted to see the sector general step forward. he has been very strong young in his remarks to date. we now need to see action. and i think these sugg

k. judge who was formerly approved next. trish in order for wiki leaks found a julian a sorry, it means the decision to expedite him to the us now rests with a bridge home secretary, pretty patel. he's wanted in the us um, spying charges of the publishing thousands of classified documents. and those are the headlines coming up next on al jazeera. it's kimbell with inside story. ah, russia has begun a renewed offensive and in many a calling it the battle for dom voss for what does this new phase mean for the larger conflict? and what is the human? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program on kim vanelle. it's been nearly 2 months since russian forces invaded neighboring ukraine. the conflict has killed countless civilians and displaced millions. now moscow says it's shifting its focus to the east where it's increased its assault and the don boss region. the u. s. british and canadian leaders have promised to stand more weapons to ukrainian forces. many say this is a crucial stage of the conflict and could lead to the breakup of ukraine. we'll get our guests in just a moment.

today we're at the assembly festival gardens, where our corrrespondent trish adudu has been keeping acrossy ends its tenure as uk city of culture but have arguably save the best till last, one of the big successes, this place, assembly festival gardens a purpose—built space, a wonderful arena of fun and entertainment for the whole family. the treehouse bar does some great cocktails and you still have time to get to coventry and experience that but it's a wonderful space and over there you see that tent, the queen of flanders which has all sorts of wonderful performances and also choir of man, and these guys, we will talk to them in a moment. lovely. great voices and we will hear from them in a moment. but one woman who started this journey seven years ago, laura mcmillan. it was incredible. i watched you pitch coventry as city of culture seven years ago and you did it. we did. i don't think any other city could have come close to coventry so it's an extraordinary journey but we are excited and sad to get to the end but we are saving some of the best till last so it's completely the time to

trish adudu in coventry. sorry!tured artists coalition who now list venues that don't charge commission. earlier, tim burgess from the charlatans told me why he has been raising awareness about this. i first realised that it was happening in 1990, but with managers shrugging their shoulders and saying that is just the way it is. i was on tour with the charlatans last year and itjust occurred to me that i had a voice and i should raise the issue again for future... for bands of the present and future bands, really. certainly when the charlatans first started, our t—shirts sold more in many ways than our records and it helped to sustain the band. and without that we would have really struggled. that is really interesting. i mean, in many ways i guess big bands, perhaps like yourselves, can perhaps absorb these costs but it's a real struggle, it must have a real impact on bands that are just starting out? exactly, and that's who we've got to protect. i mean, iadmire dry cleaning and yard act, they've set up stores in h

on tuesday, he called for trish over orthodox easter, something that russia has not agreed to. but on the same day, he also sent 2 letters, one to the russians, and the other to the craniums, requesting that he should visit moscow and keep the 1st those trips will now be on tuesday. all we have on the agenda is his working lunch and meeting with the foreign minister and then his reception on later on, on the same day by president putin. you know, as he said in his letters to both presidents and he hopes to talk about what can be done to bring peace to ukraine urgently. diplomat speaking to me before the moscow visit was officially confirmed. welcome, the secretary general's new piece initiative for any effort to try to address this ongoing problem. but i think the big issue is to ensure that the russians abide by cease fire that they also allow. busy for access to, to civilians. but any effort to in the carnage is welcome. you are absolutely delighted to see the sector general step forward. he has been very strong in his remarks to date. we now need to see action. and i think t

but i thought trish was a good one to bring because i got her on the side of the road.en. >> tucker: are there other chickens? not the agricultural powerhouse there once was, are there chickens on the side of the road in parts of america as there once was? >> she was on the side of a highway and i was going by six to 5 miles per hour. i saw her and you better believe i slammed on the brakes. i'm going to get this bird. i had her for three years now. >> tucker: way! she's your rescue chicken? >> she is. if she is my rescue. and she's a great addition. >> tucker: how many chickens do you have now. >> 22. >> tucker: that's amazing. by the way, i love and i'm taking pictures, i love how much you love animals, but what do your neighbors and friends say and your loved ones to your 22 chickens? >> so, about nine of them i roosters. so my dad personally gets a little bit annoyed with the roosters because they're constantly going off errico my neighbors, i don't really have any. there is no complaints there. >> tucker: are your roosters drains only to grow in the morning or some

>> s.g., thank you up next, earth day rolls on with tips from cook book author trish magwood, she's going-waste cooking what are some basic steps to reduce your food waste at home cook book author, trish macwood, wh early summer field straable. season. early summer. field strawberry, radishes, carrots and shorter distance from farm >> how do you know what's in season >> we follow mother nature and read the science and we learn what's in season, but if in doubt, check the signs or ask the person at the store. >> let's move on to step 2 what he is your second tip >> pantry essentials like a good wardrobe, have your staples and things versatile use over and over. seeds and nuts we can use in smoothie bowls salt and pepper that we use on everything less is more and natural sweeteners we can put on carrots, et cetera midweek meals, coconut milk that can go in our curry or our chicken lime soup. so less is more. things we can use over and over. check the fridge, check the pantry before we shop an before we prepare. >> what about canned vegetables? >> when tomatoes are not in season, then we go

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we need to make it functional affordable and accessible and then take a viable system and trish and dashed transition it into medicaid for all which is health care for all. so i challenge my opponent morgan on the difference between our current health care system and her medicaid for all system. we have to make sure that not only are we looking at health care, we have to make sure we are looking at mental health services as well. we have to make sure that people have the mental health careey tt they need. we have to make sure we grow this economy from the middle out and not from the top down and we have to make sure as o you mentioned senator i will support the patience of the people who take care of them over corporate profit. when i was o campaigning in dayn i came across a senior who shared with meni her story that she has to cut her pills in half the could she can afford her prescription drugs and her food. i will take on the pharmaceuticalwi companies to bring down these escalating drug prices and co-pays. we have to do that for american ohioans can become well. >> congressman i'm goi

but most of all county down to their moment, john, trish, caught up with the future pros to see how they'reholding up. >> before the draft. >> today they have the time of their lives tomorrow. they're on the clock. 32 young men from all walks of life will take the same walk on the red carpet on the biggest stage in the middle of the fountain. it may seem surreal, but it's actually just a las vegas draft dream. >> everybody's the way, but his big stage and we're here. i feel like i've done everything in my power to do here. and now, you know, got able to process the emotions of the moment that this is the biggest day of your i mean, >> tens of millions of people will be watching. you cross the stage. know. it's it's really hard to wrap my head around on that. one of those things that you've got to experience to really, really grasp it. >> when he defied the odds to make it to the draft in vegas, you can't help but great in body confidence. >> i know how to soak up the moment. like a rare sauce when i was younger high school, i would plan as was done. i got an opportunity and that's made the

australian grand prix to extend his lead at the top of the world drivers standings. title holder match. trish stop in fail to finish the race and he richardson reports ah, in a season that is so fall, been wildly unpredictable for rory has emerged as the team to beat shala claire winning the australian groom pri, it's already his 2nd race victory of the year. honestly what, what a cow today? i mean, you know, of course i did a good job all weekend, but it was not possible without the con and his weekend, especially in the race phase. we were extremely strong. tire felt great from the 1st lab to the last lap we were managing the ties extremely well. laclare started in poll position in melbourne and looked dominant throughout his teammate col. a science fair less well. the spanish lost control of his car early in the race and was unable to finish. full time will champion sebastian vessel has had a miserable few days of spins and penalties. germans suffered another crash in his aston. martin reigning will champion max to stop and have look set for a podium finish on the his car to fail him to 3r

she left us against the splitting answered the la last question as fleeting agency should give. trish no greetings, bangladesh, the question was quick. hello, forgot to pick her up at us. hello, figured her reach that we think agency. i believe her question to by speaker, this is russia accredited a diplomat from the tally taliban a government? does it mean that we're moving towards recognizing the government of taliban in cowboy? and the 2nd question is russia ready to work with the afghan political forces in order to include include them to the new inclusive i've gotten government of your answer recently. so just had a question to visit with herridge. can you comment for illegal expiration of the russian diplomatic property in the usa, usa and a washington's a behavior? one of many russian diplomats are being denied visa when they want to take part in the un events. or what steps are you and could undertake out to make us behaviors. ok, that is russia's foreign ministers. ok. i love of their speaking after meeting the un text or general antonio because hash ah, again, just repeating

trish is on the republican line. go ahead. caller: good morning, gentlemen.nk you for taking my call. i love c-span. mr. moore, i have to say that your talking points are absolutely incredulous. i suppose you probably still think ivermectin is a great way to treat it. bleach is a great way to treat it. that is what your wonderful president that you supported, mr. trump, encouraged everybody to do. that it would be gone in summertime and nothing to worry about. you know what? i say you are a big old bowl of codswallop. stephen: i do think this idea of bleach and all these things were obviously very stupid. and politicians in both parties made a lot of mistakes. there's no question about that. when you look at what we should have done, and we should be doing this today, we should be spending more money on treatments. trump, you are right, he made a lot of mistakes when it came to covid. but he got the one really important thing right which was operation warp speed. i remember when we were visiting trump in the white house, we talked about this saying that we wo