u. s. school's financial assistance, along with tens of billions and security aid and of course, huge numbers of weapons and ammunition overall. since february last year, the u. s. a spent a $113000000000.00 on ukraine creeping tools. the total amount spent on afghanistan over 2 decades. now let's show you all those not zeros in comparison, since 2001 a 150000000000 of american taxpayer. those have gone to afghanistan. now that's just under half of our feel went one mincie hardware and almost 40000000000 was spent on both economic and humanitarian aid. the u. s. and threatened to general has spoken about the continued issue with aid to the conference in asian countries saying that even after 20 plus years, the lack of monitoring remains a problem. the 2nd problem is right now we're paying the salaries of all ukrainian civil servants, all. ready most of them and who's paying them us aid and usa is pumping money in giving it to the ukrainians to pay the salaries bus in afghanistan, the department of defense was involved in paying the salaries and over 20 years. it could not come up with a syste

u. s. schools and a temporary closure of the conceal monday. rumors that circulated online that ever restrictions would be lifted. the border has since we opened as a job by mid of the new immigration policy in january to try to cope with the record numbers, the people entering the country illegally. the least 10 people have been killed and dozens more injured in the bus accident in peru. the double decker bus drove off the highway and turned over to ravine and was carrying more than 70 people from central period into the capital lima. cheapest government wants to revive the tourism sector with glossy new hotels. but families in the capital, a living in aging dilapidated buildings, inflation, the u. s. blockade and mismanagement of the economy. many people are forced to choose between having food on the table or roof over their heads. teresa by report so from havana it's a unesco world heritage site and it's crumbling older than i was founded in 1519. and was one's the largest ford in the caribbean

u. s schools with dee fiddly aerators take a listen.fforts will help protect kids and reduce deaths in schools across the country. so today. i think each of you for focusing on the idea that every kid should have the same access to life saving emergency. response that i did should they need it? around the world. people have come together to focus on this need and i'm amazed and encouraged by what we can do together. thank you all. well hammond says sudden cardiac arrest happens to 7000 kids under 18 every year in the us, most of them student athletes, it's not clear when the bill could become law and after weeks of incredible basketball and dramatic upsets, march madness is almost over san diego state in connecticut will face off monday for the championship and cnn's coy wire. was has rather the highlights from the final four in houston. san diego state head coach brian dutcher used to walk around campus and hand out free tickets to san diego state games, and now his team has just drilled a buzzer beater to send the aztecs to its first

u. s. foreign policy. and school way. this is pretty much us situational, where we are on this one. we're trying to find the boarded, the doors from within and we just can't seem to get him out there and reassert was all over the train. so i would go when the last speaker said, you know, unfortunately i think, you know, i wish i was wrong on this, but to extend the multiple, the world is why is it it's so long term? have you try and we might still have a, an accident, and this is what, well, i think that's really the essence of this program. we all agree that there's a major shift, a pair of demick shift going on here. can we get through it without destroying the world? that's the big question here. but there's a lot of people in power that will not tolerate a change in the status quo. and that's what makes it a very dangerous gentleman. that's all the time we have. i want to thank my gets in bangkok, london, and here in moscow, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time, remember process with ah, ah ah . mm ah, what did you visually, if our country

u. n. s. told our t western powers are hypocritical to last shots are more schools, proposal to station nuclear weapons on the territory of its allied bella roof stating the u. s. has long stationed its nuclear arms and nato countries near russia's borders. the west is trying to act within the concepts of rules based international order, where it's all, it's all alone sets the rules and seeks that the others should implement these rules. they want to do everything in their power to preserve their privileged position in the world to preserve the well being of the so called golden 1000000000 by any price. they do not hesitate to act. and i very much colonial or neo colonial logic in deploying nuclear weapons in the western countries for many years for decades already. and then when the russia analysis simulate lance simply analysis, they already stops hysteria. many developing countries, especially weaker developing countries there of course, aware of the possible consequences of the criticism also of washington economic consequences, political consequences, financial consequences during a un sec

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it affecting, it's affecting chill authorities that saw them teasing a building as a school by president brands u. s. military interventions in the middle east as detriment of rock asia inferno around attack on the facility. and south korea are escalating regional pension as 1000. i think this is a hasty decision. i also think we should not presume receipt with selling to you why from the russian capital. this is our t international. the program authorities in poland have seized a blaster claims. the move is a violation of international law. do this, the territory of a diplomatic mission cannot be invaded, resolve by an international agreement, not to report positions. this is affecting a school. it's affecting children, rager, smith, wolf diplomats there. which is why it's quite shocking that this happened, especially the city officials, as well as police answer and the premises where the crow, after they did that, they apparently been locked the gates just to make sure that they're apparently all of this. of course, in violation of the vienna company. now, is there some history here because some b

this happened just days after a shooting at a school and stays. the u. s. president has addressed a joint setting of islands, parliament becoming the 4th american leader to do so. joe biden reflected on what he called the enduring strength of connections between island and the united states for print reports from dublin. day 2 of the u. s. presidents official visit, provided the diplomatic and political centerpiece to this whole trip. kennedy reagan, clinton and now biden, just for us, presidents have addressed with joint houses of the irish parliament. and for joe biden, this most irish of american leaders, the occasion carried a deep personal significance people. while it's so good to be back in ireland. if you begin the poor attempted irish tom, i shall warrior i know one word. possibility. we believe anything is possible, reset our minute and we do it together. this is united states of america and ireland. there's nothing beyond our capacity. if we do it together and we got to believe that we got to know that because that's a history of both our countr

read by local authorities that saw them using a building being used as a school by the russian embassy around president, friends, u. s. military interventions in the middle east as detrimental to the region that he holds a historic summer with the leader of a oil depot in crimea with local authorities blaming a drone attack on the facility. and north korea says washington plan to dock a nuclear submarine and south korea or escalating regional pension as 1000 to take to the streets and feel to protest. i think this is a hasty decision. i also think we should not possess nuclear weapons. i think it's humiliating. one sided diplomacy a coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i merge of love it here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. authorities in poland have seized it building, being used as a school by the russian embassy in warsaw. the ambassador claims the move is a violation of international law, which there you go. they do not have the right to do this. the territory of a diplomatic mission cannot be invaded or seized under any circumstances. such property iss

was some action taken on the floor of the state legislature today when it comes to hardening schools. the u. s senators from tennessee, blackburn and haggerty. a week ago introduced legislation that would in their view, um solve some of the problems was a $900 million grant program, allowing public and private schools to train and hire veterans and former law enforcement off schoy officers. um you know the school safety officers issue is one that sounds great. uh and i'm sure could be effective. but we also know that such officers. did not work at the quality school search officers do not work at the parkland school. it sounds better than it sometimes actually works. i want to bring in cnn's audie cornish, who began her career as a reporter in tennessee and audie, state representative justin jones says he's going to continue to show up to the state capital following the vote. to expel him from that body from the state legislature. uh though he would not say one way or the other. whether he's going to run for that now open seat, which he can do. what do you think? well, it's actually fascinatin

u. s. state of michigan has become a local hero after taking over his school bus and preventing a terrible accident security camera footage from the bar shows the moment the driver suffered a medical emergency. 13 year old dylan reeves can be seen springing to action a yes, calmly taking control, putting his foot on the brake called out to his fellow student to call emergency services. and the driver was taken to hospital ah deserve these stories as strikes and artillery. shelling has rocked to dawn's capital as fighting between the army and rapid support forces enters a 3rd week. a faltering cease fire will expire in one day mediation efforts have not yet real did any result. however, morgan has more from cartoon the rapid support forces. anderson denise army exchanged heavy artillery and gunfire in the northern city of berry, and they also a force in the city of under man. that's a twin city of the capital. harder to whom the fighting in battery is focused around had fire bridge. that's a bridge that connects the city of under man to the city of battery. and it looks like both sides. wan

today that would forbid outright banned on transgender athletes at any schools which receive federal funding. the proposal comes as the u. s supreme court today said at 12 year old transgender girl can continue to compete in girls' track team events. ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now live in the newsroom with reaction, janna julie, this has become a highly emotional national debate tonight at san francisco state university of former elite college swimmer gave a speech about this issue while students who opposed her view held a sit in with signs your support for trans women. national debate over transgender athletes came to san francisco state thursday , a group of students huddled, making signs of support for trans athletes calling for more public understanding if they had empathy. he and they put themselves into the shoes of trans people who maybe had a more difficult upbringing with their own identity. then they would have a better grasp. the nation's debate took a new turn thursday, the u. s supreme court refused to overturn a lower appeals court order it allowed a 12 year old west virginia transgender girl, becky pep

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his father is now suing the school, blaming u ad a prominent south lioctochd s ago before killing himself. it is still unclear why. >>> let's go to oakland, where the mayor is throwing her support behind a proposal to gradually phase out the eviction moratorium. she said in a statement that the eviction moratorium was essential for protecting tenants during the covid-19 crisis. i appreciate the leadership and proposal for a phaseout of that program. the plan would repeal protections over the next several months, as opposed to ending them all at once like some landlords have been advocating for. >>> still ahead, a new effort is underway to explore jupiter's icy ocean world. what researchers hope to learn on this ambitious mission. >>> and it is the eve of a massive playoff series. not for these guys, but somehow logan webb is inedbreak. and former coach mike brown, he was ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? th

and concerning new study out this week, shows one in four teenagers at some middle and high schools in the u. s say they have misused prescription stimulants to treat 80 hd. this misuse could include anything from getting high to using the drugs to stay up late to finish school work. joining us now is the lead author of this new study professor sean esteban mckay, but he's also the director of the center for the study of drugs, alcohol, smoking and health at the university of michigan. welcome to professor mccabe. you say this is a major wake up call walk us through. what else you found in this study and what was most surprising to you? sure well, thank you for having me. what we found in this national study was that the there was a wide range and prescription stimulant misuse across middle and high schools in the united states. we also found a very wide range and stimulant therapy for 80 hd, so same medications used medically. and that range was from 0% at some schools all the way up to over 25% at other schools, and that that was really important to show that variation. so some schools, you k

for us right now, kevin the president's visit to northern ireland under schools. the u. s is influence in this peace process. architecture do you think it's still remains an important part of maintaining peace? yeah i think that's something that president biden will want to emphasize when he's here in belfast, because, of course, the good friday agreement came with some significant american investment in the form of president bill clinton has special envoy george mitchell really trying to bring the sides together and come to this long sought agreement that did bring peace between the unionists and nationalists? of course, president biden wants to emphasize the legacy of that agreement. but you know, the good friday agreement is being tested. certainly this specter of violence has never entirely disappeared. you saw those clashes in dairy yesterday and of course, there is significant police presence here in belfast ahead of the president's arrival around his hotel. the threat level in northern ireland has recently been increased after the assassination of a police officer,

u. s. state of tennessee who's expelled last month after leading a gun control protest following a mass shooting at a private school in nashville. 6 people, including 3 children, were killed. 5 people had been shot dead in the u. s. state of kentucky. police say a 23 year old suspect. 2 opened fire inside a bank where he worked. several others were injured, including a police officer. the gunman was also killed the philippines on the u. s. of launch their largest joint military drills. more than 70600 troops are participating in the exercises of the next 2 weeks. china's government has won the philippines against granting to us access to more military facilities. bonnie below has the latest from manila on. yes, sure. mistress. sure. everything that is happening here right now as provocative or as a response. the chinese actors in the south, tennessee, as well as in that i was straight. so in terms of significance, the timing here is very significant. although it is worth noting that these exercises have implant for months and months and months, and we've known that they will be happening this week through to the en

u. s. it van and it was out as or but then they don't go to school and only get home schooling she will again, didn't homeschooling, become so negotiation and i'm not sure that's the right way there is to get vegas vision. mention even are these kids getting properly prepared to life in society outside skate boarding, gayden? ah, back in berlin lilies training program involves up to 4 sessions a week, but she's not neglecting her schooling. we join her and her little sister on their way home. really has good grades which matters a lot to her family, to another support lamb cans can't i have other athletes with completely different and really problematic set ups em, laughlin, i skaters or swimmers on where they're training every day at the age of 6 or 7 fine heighten over her m. bentley leader lily trained once or twice away her. and that makes a difference. it. gilbert dust man, the soviet does not want a sheep mom. and her dad used to be a skateboarder himself. he 1st had lily on the board at the tender age of 12 months . oliver started coaching her when she was 5 1st once a week and then pr

u. s. army count, u. s. armies counterintelligence corps. as someone who was extremely dangerous, extremely unstable. the americans knew that in 1939 it was the common done of the gestapo. intelligent school in the pony city of zach upon a there he tortured prisoners with cruel and sophisticated methods for which he on the nickname say this in the summer of 940 levitt became the head of the security service of the organisation of ukrainian nationalists. even the souls best buy it on a fact that it's cheap. it is possible of the boy on yeah, series and he, orange doesn't know what i'm sending you from the the bunkers who have built like dugouts. the entrance was opened a stump of boxes of earth in which young trees were planted with the past. due an underground shelter could even run through and active with in the 1950s. rid on the units and soviet counter intelligence specialists were sent to fight the terrorists. they come the forests of western ukraine constantly with to me to probes and service dogs. they sent us for hatches and ventilation holes. when they discovered the bunker entrance, the soldiers pushed in a hose that emitted sleeping. guess i can always be found. an issue with th

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shortly after the outbreak of the conflicts in damascus over a decade to go to school, unless it's eric, i'll ahmed says the u. s. isn't happy to see middle eastern countries coming together. many of her policy of saudi arabia now, it's not like in the past, it's more independent from the u. s. policies and from the u. s. may be interest. so we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between now syria and saudi arabia. it's also a reflection of then you will see in your strategy, maybe all the a of the saudi due to the world and also to syria. we read also about that that, that the u. s. were was not very happy with these every connection between syria and, and the out up countries. but there is no, no other way. if these 3 girls consolation of their, of their relation between syria and the other countries. if it, it will not be done. all that asian is in danger. saudi arabia are also restoring diplomatic ties with a delegation from sharon, arriving in saudi arabia. i'll see contributes that use after lolly has more details. and they're wanting delegation and technical delegation from iran visited to saudi

school in nashville. the philippines and the u. s. have just launched the largest joint military drills more than 17000 false is participating in the exercises over the next 2 weeks. find is government has warned the philippines against fronting the us access to more military facilities. north korean, neither came john, in this call for his country's war deterrents to become more offensive in nature as tensions increase with south korea. and the u. s. state media has released pictures showing the, the kim jong and point to get areas in south cray, on a math during a military meeting. well, if i were in, south korea has destroyed run at a 100 homes. strong winds caused the fire to spread quickly through residential areas in gun union city firefighters have been deployed to stop it spread and evacuate lake walls to safety. in his case, god is conducting rescue operations to save to migrant boats carrying a total of $1200.00 people. while vessel with $400.00 on both has been drifted, the waters off the coast of greece and moultrie. the o

u. s. so far this year, in this latest incident comes to us 2 weeks after a mass school shooting in neighboring tennessee. let's take a look now, some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world, the national security minister in israel's far right government. it's m r. been good year, joint crowds of jewish settlers as they marched to a former settlement in the west bank today, calling for that settlement to be reoccupied. an official settlement at e. v. a. tar was closed by his really authorities back in 2021. russia and ukraine exchanged about $100.00 prisoners of war video, released by the defense ministries of both countries, showed the exchange of captured service, men and women. neither country made a statement about how the exchange agreement came about or who brokerage rescue efforts are underway to help 1200 migrants who are adrift on 2 boats in the ocean between italy in greece. the italian coast guard says that 2 of its vessels are coordinating the rescue of the migrants stranded on overcrowded fishing boats. authority say they've seen a stark increase in crossin

with syria. shortly after the outbreak of the conflict over a decade ago, the school, unless, sorry, alarm had said that u. s. is unhappy to see middle eastern states coming together. many of her policy of saudi arabia now, it's not like in the past, it's more independent from the u. s. willie sees and from the us maybe interest. so we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between now syria and saudi arabia is also a reflection of then you really see in your strategy, maybe all the a of the saudi due to the world and also to syria. these recalls consolation of their i'll that of syrian, i'll choose military bases in. yes, of course. thank you for having me over there yesterday. i believe on, on today's, i call the locals in nor consumer reported a, a new combo that you as a profession, army thinking are several over 2000 tankers of syria oil to the records in iraq. so this is something that happens on a weekly basis from we're on reporting from our own investigations or the cradle. we've, we've discovered that this happens on almost a weekly basis. these convoys are discarded by the us air force by ou

raid by local authority that saw them seizing a building, being used as a school by the russian embassy around president brands u. s. military interventions in the middle east. as detrimental to the region, that is the whole, the historic summit with the leader of iraq, a huge inferno. a loyal depot in crimea or local authority is blaming a drone attack on the facility. and at north korea says washington plans to dock a nuclear arm submarine and.

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syria. shortly after the outbreak of the conflict, the over decade, a go to school unlist tarik, i'll ahmed said that the u. s. is not happy to see middle eastern states coming together. many of the policy of saudi arabia now. it's not like in the past, it's more independent from the u. s. policies and from the u. s. maybe interest. so we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between now syria and saudi arabia. it's also a reflection of the new policy in your strategy, maybe all of the of the saudi to the world, and also to syria. we read also about that that, that the u. s. was not very happy of these every connection between syria and the up countries, but there is no, no other way. if these recalls consolation of the, of the relation between syria and the other countries, it will not be done all that, that region is in danger. meanwhile, iran in saudi arabia are also restoring diplomatic ties for the delegation from surround arriving. and react also contributes to you, such a lovely exist mall. and they're wanting delegation and technical delegation from iran visit a saudi arabia. it was announced b

dr debbie nam pf paronto you got it tastic n y u school of medicine and s. e cupp is back with me. i thought this was such a and informative, actually interview that he did and gave because people were wondering why he was hospitalized in patient and he clarified that there was no um, basically he wasn't a suicide risk. he was saying, but you heard him there, talk about how he had given up kind of the will to live and wasn't eating and he's let me let me just play it in his own words about how he felt that he didn't care if he lived or died. that was at a democratic retreat, and many of my colleagues were coming up to me and asking. why aren't you eating? did you care if you were there or anywhere? or nowhere. i just showed up where my staff said robotic. yeah exactly. yeah as it was described to me. you were. agnostic about the question of living. or not. at that time. yeah, well, i never had any self harm, but i was indifferent, though. if the doctor said you have 18 months to live to live and be like man. okay, well, that's how things go. so dr debbie is that why he was, um, sen

u. s states require holocaust education in secondary schools.a lot that we don't want to talk about, because it's a really dark side of our history, kids my age need to learn about this history, whether it makes them feel uncomfortable or not. when i speak, particularly to school age children. i warned them. that any form prejudice discrimination. can be whipped up. by people intent on we pick it up. to mass hatred. resulting in. and eventually in genocides and the holocaust. that sense of hatred specifically, do hatred. i don't use nick intellectual term anti semitism. most of the people who hate jews hate juice and don't know what what the word is. it's just got to hate. that unfortunately arises. in every country, every civilization. there's a neat distinction between us and them. the name of us is different. the name of them is different, but they the us always feared of them. driving them out as people in charlotte so loudly announced jews will not replace us movements start. to put them back in the place where there should be as subhumans

u. s. state of tennessee. as the been reinstated just in pearson was expelled for taking part in a gun controlled protest inside the chamber. and after school shooting in nashville, he and another black legislator were voted out by the republican control body. in the u. s. state of indiana, thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes after fire broke out at a plastics. recycling facility. officials say the place could burn for days. a health warnings in force over smoke which could be toxic thought is it one of ecuador most violent jail. so they found a 6 inmates hanged in their cells. relatives have gathered outside the prison and for city of y a q. it's not clear whether the victims were gang members. i could also presence, have long been plagued by violence and over crowded. western australia is bracing for the most powerful storm for a decade. cyclone elsa has gathered strength over the indian ocean and expected to bring destructive winds heavy rain and normally high tides residents leaving all stocking on essential supplies. germany defense minister, forest restoring, says his country remains committed to aiding security i

u. s. leda poor brennan reports from berlin. it was quite the send off the terraces of flag waving school children, traditional irish music on the stage set in front of the cathedral. the joke widened. ancestor that supplied the bricks to fill the u. s. president, whose irishness deep influences his political outlook. everything between our on america runs v. r hurst, you are heard your sorrows, our future friendship, our ga, working any big hope we have beat to the hearts of all our people for century the during charge of darkness. the despair hope for his trip was marching forward toward a better future. one of greater liberty later diggity and greater possibilities for ballina, joe biden is literally a large of the life figure this mural completed in 3 days by a community group just before his presidential victory in 2020. i caught up with the artist who designed it and the rest of the group who helped make it reality. it was a team effort. we were spend the nights dierdon, a sender general way to go out and listen to or got ladders and you know, paint here, pin theory, but look, we got through it and, and the end result is a

local authorities that saw them see thing and bill that being used in the school by the russian embassy around president brands u. s. military interventions in the middle east as detrimental to the region that he holds. as for someone with a leader of iraq or your jan furna are rocks that an oil depot and crimea with the word to planning a drone or tax on the facility.

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schools. ah . in the u. s. bad weather has been hampering cleanup operations off the days of severe storms. tornadoes swept across 8 states in the south of midwest, leaving a trail of destruction. the death toll has risen to at least $26.00. since the storms hit on friday, my counter reports, ah, the tornadoes shredded homes and shopping centers and all console and ripped on power lines throughout much of the state. right now for me, is this the clean up what i can and get this cleared and man try to see who else i can help a man it was, it was devastating. it was, i say it was an airplane and, and had to take, i had to, to save like they're about to blow. that's what it felt like a lot of pressure. the states governor says more bodies are being discovered as emergency crews comb the wreckage lift in the wake of the storms. i've had the opportunity over the last couple of hours to speak with, but the homeland security secretary as well as president biden, who have offered a tremendous amount of support, anythi

control protest following him a shooting as a private school in nashville. 6 people including 3 children, were killed. the philippines and the u. s. had just launched their largest joint military drills, walden, 17000 personnel, are participating in the exercises. over the next 2 weeks, china's government tells warned the philippines against grunting the us access to more military facilities follow below has more. for manila, these exercises are an annual exercises, and they have been planned for months and months. jaime, here is very significant, and as you mentioned, to scale, also very significant. 17000 true, 5000 for the philippines, while 1000 from the u. s. another 100 or so from a trailer, as well as observers from other regional allies, all participating in the follicle. an exercise is also for the 1st time life fire exercise at the, in the south trying to see north korea me to kim jogan is called for his country's war deterrents to become more offensive in nature. attentions increased with south korea and the u. s. state media has released picture showing the leader kim jong and pointed areas in south korea on a map dur