u. s. a property in russia. and now this comes after the u. s. senate passed the legislation essentially saying that they have the right to seize the russian assets in the united states. now it's remember that the us and its allies hold have sees some around $300000000000.00 across an asset that they plan to send to kids. but to take you through this decree and, and not so it's about the compensation for damage that was caused through russia and connection to the actions that was take that were taken by the united states. here the, the, it applies in the event of on just supply deprivation of property of a russian rights folder. essentially would give the right to the russian citizen to go to court and establish the fact of fund just to fight the provision of his own property. and also in assessment of damage know essentially wouldn't, once the court accepts the application, you would send the request to the governmental commission for control of foreign investments in the russian federation, which will in return send a list of properties that are owned

u. s. congress including senior senators like republican lindsey graham, as well as senior republican senator mitch mcconnell who are criticizing the by the ministration. specifically president joe biden, for not doing enough to rein in the what they're calling the radical left leading elements of the democratic party. they're calling it a shameful abdication of leadership to withhold military assistance to israel. they're calling it devastating. i've seen absurd. and they're saying that now is the time to give israel what it needs and the it simply can't afford to lose the war that it's waging right now. kimberly, thank you very much for that. that's all white house correspondent, company how good with all the license lines from washington dc. a. i'm still a head on knowledge and sarah the roadway line to funnel chinese goods into central europe on jo, holding hungry with china, is spending billions on manufacturing an infrastructure to cement. it's only foothold in new york in union. the, the latest news as it breaks online banking apps rely on vaccine center for 2 of those states are exper

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think to be issued against judges and prosecutors are the i c, c, i'm a group of republican senators in the, the u. s. is already one to cool that if it, if it goes up to israel, we will come off to you. what do you make of that? this is the us flexing it's muscle and this isn't the 1st prosecutor that they have tried to strong arm, and i don't think it will be the last one either. so i fully expect that they're going to try to go after cutting hon. i do want to ask you addressed the issue of using the is really courts. and it's important to note that israel long ago passed a law that said that no cases that are inside guys that can actually be tried inside is really courts that the is really military has. clark law should do whatever it wants. and we've seen this not just in the gaza strip, or we've seen aggression after aggression attack after attack, where israel has not at all been held to account within their own legal system. but we also see it when it comes to soldiers that are given a free hand in the west bank. if you look at the statistics that there are as effectively no mechanism by which

when us, senator lindsey graham bluntly said that, well, as long as the u. s. keeps on supporting ukraine. she is, will keep on fighting till they have no more people left as long as the way up ukraine with the weapons they need and the economic support. they will fight to the last person, get in a web service and equipment from the west is not enough. you need people firing those weapons operating this equipment and big in the trenches. if you craze already failed to the faith. russia, when it has a lot more healthy people willing to fight, you can make your own better as to how it's going to go. now. the democratic minority leader of the us house of representatives, how keen jeffreys recently said, washington might send troops to the front lines to the face of russia. if the claim is defeated, we can't let you crane fall, because if it does, then there is a significant likelihood that america will have to get into the conflict. not simply with our money, but without service women, l service man. we can either stop russia and ukraine by continuing our militar

when us senator lindsey graham bluntly said that, well, as long as the u. s. keeps on supporting ukraine. t if will keep on fighting till they have no more people left. as long as the way up ukraine with the weapons, they need an economic support. they will fight to the last person, get in a web service and equipment from the west is not enough. you need people firing those weapons operating this equipment and dig in the trenches. if you praise already fail to the faith, russia, when it has a lot more healthy people willing to fight, you can make your own better as to how it's going to go. now, we have my family for a full. i'm a senior security policy honest, depends on the things that washington support. fukway says living very beginning of the conflict has been ludicrous. i would say anything on a sustained basis that can be poured is will not help them because the risk that there is no ability to be for this to be a sustaining effort to continue supplying the ukrainians they, the industry so of all of europe. and even the united states is not geared up fo

will have to take this bill u if this bill does pass the senate, like some bills that president biden threatened to veto he ultimately sdf9■ because the public finally had enough. s of those cases. this is a time for choosing as a speaker said the choice is very ea right now there is a war going on between israel and hamas. if you are not supporting israel you are supporting a terrorist organization. when president biden s h wants to hold back on the arms sales he is holding on israel's ability to go and fight a war against hamas. the only other person who wantse it is hamas. why would president biden choose that side? today on the house of floor evme o congress is going to have the opportunity to make t cthisouse majority leadep on the republican side is been crystal clearro beginning. we suppor and the right to self-defense they are under attack from a terrorist organization that will defend themselves. have a right to defend themselves have our support and that right to self-de we will have israel's back will see who else does when thees lad the bill to chuck schumer he's have to make a decision he can give hot air in rhetoric today whentesver in the senate th

mostly by presidents and senators and members of congress to get elected while doing nothing for the people of cuba or the people of the united states. but believe it or not, the u. s. is now loosening this embargo by allowing cubans who are part of the burgeoning private business sector. they're to have bank accounts in the united states for the 1st time ever. so they can conduct business. this is a big deal, these small, but this isn't cuba. by the way, we have created a flourishing entrepreneurship with the permission of the cuban government there called me payments. here we go, may be missed employee, nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people in cuba. more than 70 percent of them left the job working for the state for career salaries, i can be payments can be significantly higher than those of state phone companies. the payments are expected to account for 10 percent of q bus g, d, b in 2023. it's amazing. these guys just started putting up little businesses and before you knew it, people were going and buying their stuff from them rather than from government stores. so it's working, look, it breaks my heart to see how the cuban people, my family have suffered milli

senate leaders. s all preliminary. sooner or later, everything has to come here. say the final act, ta made. ♪ host: once aga thatank p uow much effort was it to get our cameras where we got our cameras? betty: we had to get resolution passed to allow happen. the senate chamber, other than as you know, the usual c-span cameras are there in certain spaces and certain anglesm senate c c-span feed, in order to get a you have to get a resolution passed in the net to do that, so it host: and that entire documentary is available on our website,rg -- c-span.org. betty: that was a fun project. work, a lot of late nights. we appreciate that. back to your book "scenes, , people, places and events that shaped the united stat i want to ask abohistory, rebecca felton and gladys file. betty: oh, yes, early female senators the first female senator. s appointed to fill a vacant seat in the senate and became the first woman to from 1789-1822, that is a long time to get a female senator. shfluke in some ways, it was a case where there was a vacancy in the andhe governor of her state moved to gainn to that seat himself, he had lost his ow

u. s. has suspended a shipment of some 3500 bombs to israel over fears. the munitions could be used against civilians and rough up as been confirmed by pentagon. chief lloyd austin as his report to senators and washington was interrupted by protesters. he did pause as we re evaluated some of the security of systems that we're providing to so we, we've been very clear senator, as you know from the very beginning that that israel should launch a major attack in or off or without accounting for and protecting the civilians that are in that battle space. and again, as we have a assess the situation, we pause one shipment of high uh payload, the munitions. it is a stunning move by washington halting a shipment of some 1802000 pound bonds, along with other munitions to is real following. it's a solved on the crucial rafa crossing with egypt. now, prior to the capture of our off, i'd be by that administration made clear to be nuts and yahoo, that they do not support any action in this region which puts another us ally, egypt in a very difficult situation. rasa is where most aid, the, the food, medical supplies, and fuel entre gaza. the white house says it's currently reviewing other proposed ar