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what is keeping us in holding us to slavery to sin and death, what is keeping us from living the fullness of life? that is that dark time. i think the easter pieces were coming with hope and with joy. easter is in the springtime and it's about new growth, we are watching flowers bloom. how do we bloom and become new again. baptism is tied with easter so with baptism it's new life. i think people are coming with the expectation to celebrate the limp and new hope. >> we go back to luke and so forth, we did once pause and read the story but a lot of these numbers did not care for it. because of the prodigal son seemed to get off, the elder son is left out. >> the elder brother gets more than he deserves. >> our study this lent is about the biblical theme of sacrifice. it's giving something up in the hebrew word for sacrifice means drawing near. as we give things up, things that block the presence of god, as we give up our fear and hate and anger, there is a lot of clutter stuff that needs to be moved out of the way to give god an opening into our lives. that's represented by the stone in fro

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and stay with us store the us state department used an emergency declaration to approve an extra $165000000.00 of ammunition sales to ukraine. it comes less than a week after president biden announced, $800000000.00 will be spent on weapons supplies to the country. the provision of nonstandard and legacy will so pack combination will enable the armed forces ukraine to defend itself against ongoing threats. this proposed sale will support the foreign policy goals and national security objectives of the united states. the supply deal will include nonstandard weapons such as rounds for grenade launchers on more to earlier about an approved supplies of heavy artillery. how it says and tactical drones develop, especially for ukraine, u. s. as already spent more than $3000000000.00 on weapons for kias forces. and human and labor rights lawyer done kovachick, things that such policies undermine the american economy. spending millions or billions of dollars on arming ukraine seems to me to undermine us security for many points of view. one, it could lead to an escalation with russia that could lead to

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k. warning, it could be used as a propaganda to buy moscow. the russian president supported the sentiments made by mister b. terrorist. nothing, not. the kremlin still looks with surprise up the claims of some country seeking essentially exclusive rights in the world. we think that the main rule of the world is the un charter, the other documents adopted by the surgeon is ation not much, some documents that were drafted by someone for themselves, for their own interests. and it came as a surprise to us to hear some statements of our counterparts about that someone in the world can have some exclusive rights to do something diner. stand that the russian federation has a number of grievances regarding what has happened. can you frame regarding the european security as well as for less ticket ortiz don quarter for more and not don . indeed, kick us through what was discussed the high level meeting right here in the russian capital while you in indefinitely. some interesting takeaways from that meeting between russian president vladimir putin and

it makes us feel secure. close gives us comfort or pleasure. it is how we express joy and connection. humans have a highly differentiated system for perceiving and classifying touch. because a touch can also mean power and violence. it can frighten and threaten us in fractions of a 2nd. the receptors in our skin tell us just what kind of touch it is whether we should relax or spring to action, to escape danger. recognizing and classifying touch is the very 1st language we learn. science has only recently begun to research how subtle and nuanced this language really is. rebecca boomer and her colleague in link hooping sweden are investigating the role that touch plays in our communication. this with just how good is it and expressing our emotions. the 2 test subjects cannot see each other. they tried to convey different messages by just using their arm or hand. i love you. i'm sad. watch out. electrodes register the slightest movements of the facial muscles. an objective method to measure emotions. the information she is supposed to communicate

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he used to have a neighbour. he took us to his home.three weeks ago while the village was in russian hands. animals have eaten the flesh from his head. he had basic medications, but it's not clear how he died. it is clear that the occupiers didn't help him. where ukrainian forces are back, evidence is accumulating that russian troops repeatedly broke the laws of war. the question is how the russians are treating civilians in the places which they still occupy. jeremy bowen, bbc news, near ivankiv. the united states and western nations have responded to the allegations of war crimes against russia by imposing fresh sanctions. for more on president biden�*s response, here's our north america editor sarah smith in washington. there was quite an emotional response from president biden when he declared that what was happening in ukraine was nothing less than major war crimes. and he directly linked the atrocities in ukraine to new economic sanctions, saying russia must pay an immediate and severe price for what he called its sickening brutal

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let us go closer to the front lot, barely 500 to so meters that way west of us, ah ukrainian military positions, but of course predominantly nationalist battalions such as, as all the fighting here was, was absolutely ferocious as you can perhaps tell a tank crowd yesterday. impacted that building over there, but again, everywhere here are bodies of ukrainian fights as nationalists to which haven't been yet removed. devastated neighborhoods shops, apartment buildings, offices, and houses stretch for miles. no structure here was sped in the fighting in the midst the rubble or countless bodies of ukrainian nationalists surrounded by bullet casings and shrapnel. this is unfortunately it. this is as fuzz as we go. this is right on the edge of the front lombard, this wall. everything's covered by ukrainian stipends from as of steel, the factory that's spots a huge area of the city. that is where you pick and forces and stop as a still concentrated we have had enough of was for the day. so basically, just just the edge of these building is it in the other direction which chechen farthest wo

it's fortunately for us, the world is not limited to the us in europe, which keeps slapping us with unprecedented sanctions. we think most countries, in fact, do not support these sanctions and are prepared to work with russia. but the largest bricks economies are among them for china, india, brazil, and a number of era of countries that continue to work with us to russia is on the lookout for new suppliers. right now. i believe that the russian economy will manage to withstand the effect of these sanctions and the pressure, you mean, it's a challenge and an opportunity for the russian industry for russian design and engineering offices for research and development centers to use their own modern technology and products in order to fill these nations and not give them up. and so i can see such nieces have opened up in almost every systematically important sector of russia's economy of it's a serious challenge. but on the other hand, is an excellent opportunity for companies to massively increase their presence on the domestic market and lay a solid groundwork for entering global markets in the fu

please use chemical weapons.ing to use at least somehow sanity in the west. in my opinion, in general, any failure will definitely suffer, so you don’t need to look at it differently. they said very correctly in the story about e ink on paper minsk agreements ink on paper ban on the use of chemical weapons cluster boom ink on paper as long as the existing ukraine still has a military potential, all absolutely agreements. all absolutely documents are signed. at the highest level. it will only be black and white paper and only the destruction of a completely military potential, in other words, complete demilitarization will contribute to the fact that the agreements that they will come to one way or another, if subjectivity is not preserved. this is where you need to look. only this will guarantee. it is very important. security for the ukrainians themselves, who remain there, because we see that every ukrainian will be used to the last in the war against russia, the west will contribute to this flow. and what is m

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there were a couple things he used to say to us a lot. you can remember things your parents said to you. a guidelines for our lives. one of the other things that my dad would say a lot to us is that my sister and i would do some kind of boneheaded stunt. my father would always say, just use some common sense. just use -- didn't say it so nicely. he said it a lot. must not have had much. that's some of the best advice i've ever gotten. i listen to your statement and the response that you had to my first question reminds me of my father. the use of common sense. i'm glad to see that you're following his advice. i hope i still am as well. climate formula program, we know that the continuing resolution has had an impact on u.s. d.o.t. to move forward with. so new programs created in the bipartisan infrastructure law. my tkhraoegs on the appropriations -- colleagues on the appropriations committee, are hard at work and i hope congress will soon pass an omnibus appropriation bill to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year throughout

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they've been used against russia for decades. some consumer gonna use that idea. is porter seconds through milk for jacob stayed with i mean, yeah, cuz i had him with oh and then did the that just come up this concept of sanctions instead of real military action operation sanctions can be imposed when you don't know what to do. does united states want to go to war with russia over you? craig? i can tell you right now that, that would not be a popular outcome. a given the fact that russia has 6000 nuclear weapons, we have 5500 in any war with russia, with 10 because global temperatures rise by say, 200000 degrees. meaning the end of the world today, russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing most restrictions against individuals, the rest imposed on organizations. some experts compare the measures to financial nuclear warfare when you don't have a military option. economic sanctions is the politically expedient of alternative, but it's an alternative that doesn't really address the problem it's supposed to a

thank you all for joining us today. as the attorney general said, we are here today because of actions the department of justice has taken to day. and in recent weeks, actions that make clear that the same russian government struggling to defend its unprovoked and unjustified war in the ukraine, is also corrupt at its core. the world has watched with outreach as innocent ukrainians continue to suffer at the hands of the russian government. and for decades the regime has been propped up by pervasive corruption. the corruption starts at the top with vladimir puddings, oligarchy, cronies, who aren't billions of dollars by committing crimes, often at the expense of the russian people. the crimes these billionaires facilitate us, in fact, facilitate rushes, unprovoked, aggression and fuel a life of luxury for the very few the world watches in horror as ukrainians are forced to flee their homes, schools and hospitals, and as they bury innocent civilians last month, the attorney general asked me to establish a task force, task

oryou online and social media, e—mail us. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us also.xt week over easter, but we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again in a fortnight. goodbye. today wasn't quite as cold as yesterday, because the wind wasn't as strong, but we have still ended the week with temperatures below par for the time of year. we take that chilly arctic air into the start of the weekend with us. however, as we move into next week, a shift in the pattern, southerly winds delivering some warmer conditions across the uk. so, for this weekend, it will be chilly, particularly at first. some cold and frosty nights, often dry, just a few showers. next week, it will feel warm, where we get some sunshine, but it won't be sunny all the time. there will also be some outbreaks of rain. talking of rain, we saw some heavy downpours across southern england and the channel islands during this morning. that clearing away, then some sunny spells, but also, as you can see from the radar picture, lots of showers, some thunderstorms, some wintry showers, espe

that's why they almost don't use them in the war. we've used it though. it works quite well against the tank. and if former pentagon analysts miko malays, phase western countries seem to be running out of spare weapons to send to ukraine, while kids forces are burning through their supplies too quickly. the united states and the european countries are dipping tremendously into their existing storage of stockpiles of, of weaponry. they haven't really gotten the production capability geared up for war time production. and frankly, i don't think the united states even contemplated let alone the european countries contemplated that they would be having to provide this much weaponry to, to ukraine. they probably initially thought that ukraine would fall in just a few days, but they haven't, they're holding on. and as a consequence, their supplies, existing stockpiles in europe are being depleted. we're coming to a point where these weapons are going to become hard to, to come by, depending upon how much ukrainian, for example, it takes a week to, to send a shi

they used us and even took away our food. it's the same story all over the city. the nationalists, who are predominantly from west and regions of ukraine, have always viewed the pro russian east of the country with disdain. oh, they despised us, we all knew it. even children, they would make them sing the ukrainian anthem before and after lessons. and if they refused, their grades would be lowered and the parents were too scared to complain. when booth and spoke of genocide in ukraine against russian peoples and russian culture . this is what he meant. the kidnappings, the secret prisons and torture, the brain, washing of thousands, western press ignored this. people were too scared to cry out for help. you said you've got years, they told us. if we have to retreat my room, what to city of the face of the at the national, i sent this to us really back in 2014. i remember the national as fast to pete and asked to take it. women in the keel had been get fast, called amount defenders, and one of them turned around and told happy who sadly came here to defend jesus wi

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so that is what america, the used these groups or the or the use the media on demonizing that they used to demonize the soviet union in the eighty's and ninety's. then the public of iran, iraq, syria, libya and others. and that is what america america does not want any country to be strong. like they're also doing with china. they don't want any country. i'm being a strong to stand in there as this a stand interface. and that is. and that is what america and their number one, what is their mainstream media and their western media outlets will allow the field of course, in syria, although not without a decade of blood done on terra. and the expenditure were told now of 2 trillion dollars to try and bring about regime change. that's one big effort out regime change. and it doesn't seem that they're going to prevail in the ukraine either. so you wonder what they're going to do next? you mentioned this extraordinary ability to be supporting islamist fanatic head choppers in one country and supporting not says in another country, it doesn't make you nervous that they may still have one last

using the u. s. promoter platforms is globalization concepts and all the rules is no wonder that washington ended up blocking the video dispute settlement body that had already received plenty of claims from china, employing procedural loopholes. the u. s. keeps blocking all new hires to the d. s . b. when it has no corum, it cannot function. when it came to the video platform, washington declared that it had to be carried out by the u. s. in europe. while china should be kept away from it, just stating their plans bluntly, in such an unprofessional way, has recently become our western partners, m. o. they are completely unscrupulous. they open the state that they intend to lead, that nato can do whatever it likes. they can say nato is a defensive alliance, so there is no need to be afraid of. it's as this organization does not pose a threat to anybody security. and at the same time, nato secretary general the install. tim burks as that nato is globally responsible for the world's security, even i

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