u. s. john henry and l g 0 washington. the ukraine says a russian to tackle a crowded hardware store in the northeastern says you have called keys has killed at least 11 people, an injured another 40. a 2nd strike hit a residential area on home and reports from teeth. they came on saturday afternoon to boom, slamming into this hardware, hike them all. kidding hotter keys. when the smoke cleared, this was what was left alone with dozens of injured some dead to the cranium, president coolant and all the a civilian objective, the owner of a neighboring store. so it was pulled at the top of the entire system. both the it was set to the lunch time and the gardening season, overall it, so there were lots of people who were many cars with the as of the and children. and the parking lot is russian troops across the border into north east of ukraine in the past 2 weeks. the city of hot of ki ukraine, 2nd most populous, has been relentlessly bombarded to ukrainian president. below them is the landscape, spoke almost immediately off

u. s. ongoing india, every john said he has been speaking to the local media here in india, and he's been singing praises about it. yeah. i think our relationship with some very good to great last year when you look at the historical number of visas that we put out, it's too strong. it's too vibrant. i often say if you want to see the future come to india, if you want to feel the future come to india and if you want to work on the future, come to india. and i have the great privilege of being able to do that. all right, we're going to take you now to the russian president vladimir, put in new speaking with his military commanders. let's listen then rhythmically and successfully blurred us within as we land low changes here. this is what i would like to say because the going to in the beginning so. so getting this issue, we need it as we have agreed, i think as like as fast as commitment. some stomach, like people go to like to stick with. she's due to what's in the new incentive organize that special way so that they can discuss the current situation on the battle lines. so this is someth

u. s. and students of johns hopkins university and baltimore have defied orders to end their protest against israel's war on gaza. hundreds or protests, or as a setup can by pitching tents on part of the campus. and they've been there since the last week. and the school has asked students to leave by the end of wednesday. all in for us is joining us from johns hopkins. so now that the deadline has past balance, what may happen next as well, it is a stand off. as you can see, the account is still here. it's been here for 11 days and there's no sign of it moving any time soon. and fact, there seems to be adding more people and more times to the protests that we're seeing here. no, john hopkins, you johns hopkins university is very famous bank statements for his medical school . the view here is one that people tend to associate with the university on the site and just the other side of the camp is where a lot of people on graduation we get their pictures taken. of course we're coming up to graduation week. no, one of the people who is here in the camp is to model to model. first of all, explai

u. s. highest quote has chosen not to order. john need to end as many t h as well. the court found that there was insufficient evidence for it to go on to collect it as requests for germany to stop. the monks has moved from the hague. justice of the i, c. j is often delivered very slowly. but today's reading came just week soft read initial application to block german with themselves to israel that nicaragua said violate at the genocide convention. the german legal team said nicaragua, quote, grossly distorted the facts of its ministry relationship with israel with state or that will reject nick our rock. last, i'm home the accusation and there is no reason for the icy j to adopt provisional measures. we are fully aware of our responsibilities under the genocide convention that international humanitarian law. and we respect make a regular, full representative challenge german statements and ton. you can say anything you want, but we have to be talking, you're not above statement, but about the facts. and the facts or the remaining continues to be happy, military int

u. s. presidential election in november. scottish national party lead a john sweeney has been sworn in as the 1st minister when he won the nomination and upon them entry voters on tuesday. his main goal is to win independence from the united kingdom to achieve it to you and have to rebuild these policies. reputation after a struggle scandals and political missteps. russia has stepped office attacks on your claims energy infrastructure about drones and missiles have targeted pals facilities in chief and 6 of the cities fulsome you're trying to limit energy supplies across the country. it's on home and reports from keith of the keys, so it's like trying to pick out drawings in the early hours of wednesday. for the crating, the defense is, can still move. explosions were heard in several parts of the country. russian forces moments, 50 missiles and 20 joins, said the ukrainian government. there was some damage in the key region, but the main big thing was the country. so electric plants, pots, if you create enough, struggling for power, already 80 percent of the tech stuff or electric genera

think, from a spokesperson for the american national security council, john kathy, i believe, who instructed that in directly the u. s. has a uh, sent a message to her. that sort is still a very powerful in girls. all that be able to this see here is to have the fellow citizens and that there is the going to be used for any military purposes. what others do or not it will have to be seen in the future. but it seems to me that uh um, uh, we cannot ignore the fact that the, the america has been supporting as well the up to the fees uh over the past of the month. uh the us has since uh, uh, lords of, of uh, munition, optimally you name it. and uh, the u. s. president, i was just said to just update that that you was going to stand with as read all the way of fighting against it's anyways, i've just been gone the also around the region. so i think uh, weekend buddy much conclude that the americans on his way, it is a and partnership to try to secure the interest of america in the region and also uh is wireless security interest. now with regard to the shape here, it seems to me that uh, the website from the beginning tho

john kerry, stephanie curse, guest or investigative journalist with the guardian. u. s. and steven record at georgetown university law center. thank you so much for being with us today. really appreciate it. so what's the bottom line? the united states is always thought of itself as a nation of laws. the law supposed to matter and no one is above the law, even presidents. but when it comes to american actions outside its borders, between is just much less legal and a lot more money. let's face it even when congress works on legislation, method demand accountability and support, human rights enforcement, subject to domestic politics. a good example is the lacy law, which costs for reviews of americans, weapons shipments and reports about their use and abuse. and israel's war and gaza . we've watch textbook cases of war crimes, to quote sen chris van holland. and yet we can't get the same finding a fax from us state department and the binding the ministration this leads to impunity. and that makes the world a much less safe place. and that's the bottom line. the use of, i'

john's. i have expressed the gratitude to students protesting at u. s . university campuses. children held up symes thinking colleges by name at a camp and down by law. many said they hope the students will put pressure on the colleges, the government, and the international community to bring an end to the board. i think it already has sent us this report causes university students are saying, thank you to students protesters the u. s. and across the world. today we spend as the students of gaza, you know, benefit of who have lost and academic e and along and addition, really lost all the time. it is, if i and home, the people here see the few connect to the hundreds of student protests held and their names thousands of miles away. we want our voice to be an all of the one on board will be here by the few of the, for a lot of others in the visit. the students are advantage. see those of the medical workers and place policy showing the vigil outside or lock. so hospital, the reason you think you'll have one of them is that kind of stuff. and whoever you

u. s. u n. and all those that an attack would spill disaster for the more well then $11.00, median palestinians taking refuge date. and for the latest i spoke with jim and egyptian john list carrying out go hiring and kyra. as. yeah, the positive about what's happening right now is they are meeting since is this morning, saturday morning and then also there were positive signs from the how much the vacation is a spokesperson a for how much. so some i'm done. who said that they see positive steps that to almost came to cairo is a positive spirit, but also say that to it, it still has to, right, really that's how most sees and seems to have to be in the bushes. and we have also the head of the ca wouldn't burn since friday. and kyra who is not in kylie's right . who says that the only coming see if there's a positive answer from hama, so everything seems to be ok. but the, the suit is, it is usually just used to be pretty serious as one of the major sticking points right now. is that the, or the main concept, which is the better say, is that how much is demanding some kind of guarantees for a permit. and since via that this, well, we'd be over and that thing is ready f

u. s. cultural communication at tongue g university, and he's an independent investigative journalist. chris, thanks so much for being with us. thank you so much, john decided to be with you. good to see chris. chris. there are so many different issues to sort through here. i want to point out at the outset that the reason we're speaking with you about this issue is that you've done a great deal of research into it. and you have unique, perhaps proprietary information about the so called epstein black books and about the people connected to him. so let's start at the beginning. jeffrey act epstein was a nobody from the middle class with no real expertise in finance. he didn't even have a college degree. how did he make such a vast amounts of money? where did that money come from? i think that's the $1000000.00 question, and i think that that's what we're currently trying to piece together. of course, it's very difficult to go back to a jeffrey eps dean's early life and to find a number one people that are willing to speak number 2, any real evidence that exists from that time period and what we end up the picture . we end up painting and sort of the

u. s. reactions. the white house is the completion of the p. a. and the 1st aid shipment going across it as a major achievement. but the white house spokesman, john could be agrees that this is simply not enough to meet garz's humanitarian needs. it's not enough. it's not enough stuff getting in right now period. and the peer itself is temporary, peer will not be enough all on its own to get the kind of food, water medicine let the post, and he's living in guys so desperately need. we gotta get those ground crossings as land crossings opened as soon as possible. the white house spokesman, welcome, does really help in the project. but at the same time, he says that it does not excuse israel from opening up the crossings. in fact, he says, this must be done at the same time. if god is humanitarian crisis is to be properly addressed. mike, hannah, i'll just sierra washington. just as i saw a boy on the wrong managed to get close to the us constructed period is trucks lined up to pick out paid. and he sent a special port from what the gaza, you know, what else to find the we have managed to reach the why? because the area which is as close as we coul

john 100 reports from chicago. the, the, the academic year is ending across the u. s. with universities are sending in police to break up protests one campus after another. at the massachusetts institute of technology on thursday, police arrested several students in graduate workers at the university of massachusetts and hers police arrested more than a 100 at johns hopkins university in baltimore, a deadline to break up camper. phase legal and academic sanctions has passed, leaving students disguising their identities and defining authorities. we're still here and i don't think we're going anywhere until our demands are met. after reaching police raids at the university of chicago and the school of the art institute of chicago students in america's 3rd largest city, no man alone protest can. his counter protesters look on. this is the last encampment in the city of chicago in here at depaul university as it universities across the nation. there is the constant threat that police will come in here, tear down the tents and started arresting people at case western univer

s for thanks like m. p, victoria apprentice, the attorney general for england and wales, whom as off credits on social media. with arranging this visit to the u. k. m. p. john whitting del and also the chair of the u. k. ukraine parliamentary friendship group, m p. bob seeley. we're talking here about a group. why is the qualified by the west as neo nazi and problematic, even for zalinski himself before the current conflict itself? the 1st time that a country of the british crown has formerly cheered nazis in parliament to recall that canadian parliament did the same with a bona fide world war 2 genuine article, ukrainian nazi euro slot point. uh, and then back kind of like crazy play me that they really weren't aware of the connection. and even though the house speaker, who had to step down after the scandal introduced hung guy as having fought against the russians in world war 2 from the chamber today. ukrainian canadians, ukrainian canadian world veteran from the 2nd world for whom fort ukrainian independents against the russians and continues to support the troops today. even at his age of $98.00, the apparently nobody viewed him on that line and go, he

u. s. a sofa and uh for the european union. i think the biggest loss was also a reputation damage because china is definitely seen with different eyes nowadays, right. really over there for the moment, john, to type and best by engaging thanks so much to ukraine next for president wanted debated semanski has canceled all of his upcoming trips as restaurant intensifies the tax on the eastern region of how to give the new offensive began last week and one of the most significant boulder incursions since the war began the town of both johns because seen some of the most intense battles and almost 8000 people had been forced to flee their homes to residence. reluctantly, leaving both chimes as fighting intensifies. many arrived on the declaration point on foot. it's become hotter to drive out of the city with damaged roads and fighting on some straits with the most that we are here evacuating people's been helping everyone situation have a chance because extremely difficult is why up was the soon of the enemy is holding decisions on the streets, so please evacuate. it look where you were helping everyone where it seemed a problem working on the spot. and i mean, together we will win the ukra

's for thanks like m p victoria prentice, the attorney general for england and wales, whom as i have credits on social media with arranging this visit to the u. k. m. p . john wedding dell and also the chair of the u. k. ukraine. pardon entry friendship? group m p. bob sealy. we're talking here about a group. why is the qualified by the west as neo nazi and problematic even for zalinski himself before the current conflict itself? the 1st time that a country of the british crown has formerly cheered nazis in parliament to recall that canadian parliament did the same with a bona fide world war 2 genuine article, ukrainian nazi euro slough week. uh, and then back kind of like crazy play me that they really weren't aware of the connection. and even though that house speaker who had to step down after the scandal introduced hunk as having fought against russians in world war 2 from the chamber today. ukrainian canadians, ukrainian canadian world veteran from the 2nd world for who fought the ukrainian independence against the russians and continues to support the troops today. even at his age of $98.00, the apparently nobody them off on that line and go, hey wait

john henry l g 0 new york. and the old drums conviction has put the spotlights on rules in the u. s. on voting by convicted felons. all 9 of it's 50 states and post life time voting bands on those who are convicted. one of them is florida. mr. trump resides at his mar lago estate there, and it's where he's registered to vote. more than a 1000000 people in the states are barred from voting because of felony convictions, but because afford as laws on felony convictions, that happened out of the state, you'll still be able to cast a ballot in november and there is no law that prohibits a felony from running for president or serving in office, but because his convictions happened in a state court, trump cannot pardon himself if he becomes president. that right only applies to federal crimes. all right, joining me now is brandon o'connor. she is the professor of yours politics and u. s foreign relations at the university of sydney and she joys me from sydney fit to help you with this sir. um, there's so much to unpack here and everybody's still kind of coming to grips with this verdict. h

change that with u or s a aa's poppy wall of honor featuring over 60000,000 pop poppies honoring those who gave their lives -- 600,000. retired army major general senior vice president johnning us. thank you for serving us in this way. tell us about this wall and what it means. >> sure. and thanks for having us morning. so i'm standing here at the usaa poppy wall of honor here on the national mall. and behind me you'll see over 600,000 poppies, each one representing an american who gave their life for country. and we're here really for three main if purposes, to educate, to inspire and to give the american public a place where they can come and remember and honor those who gave their lives to this country which is what memorial day is really all about. joey: you know, you guys have had this wall on display for four years, since 2019. what has been the reception of people that visit e? what's their reaction? is it something that you're more inspiredded seeing it in person? tell us about it. >> sure. it's an inspirational, temporary installation, and i'll just give you an example if yesterday. we had a gold star mother who came here and had the opportunity to reflect on th