the us senate approves - the bill is passed. the us senate approves aid - the bill is passed.senate approves aid to i the bill is passed. the us - senate approves aid to ukraine, the largest aid package since russia invaded. the man behind film scores that mesmerized the millions, composer vangelis has died at the age of 79 years old. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to newsday — broadcasting live to you today from sydney, australia. a bit ofa a bit of a grim and gloomy day, the sun is coming up 2a hours before australians had to the polls after a heated election campaign, some of the main issues for you injust campaign, some of the main issues for you in just a moment, but first, let me talk you through some of the facts and figures. the liberal national coalition has been in power since 2013 and is seeking another three—year term going up another three—year term going up against some of the opposition labour party, minor parties and independent candidates, all 151 seats in the lower house of the house of representatives will be up for grabs, the prettier coa

the man backed by donald trump to run for the us senate, jd grants, wins the republican primary in ohio. in ukraine, more than 100 civilians, including children, finally reach safety, after being trapped for weeks beneath a besieged steel plant in mariupol. record—breaking temperatures cause huge problems in india. we look at the implications in our climate critical series. music. and music from the military — one of ukraine's biggest bands, antytila, team up with ed sheeran, releasing a new song, as they serve in the war against russia. president biden has vowed to protect abortion rights in the united states, after a leaked document suggested the supreme court is poised to overturn the ruling, which legalised abortion nationwide. the draft opinion, written byjustice samuel alito, says the 1973 decision — roe versus wade — was wrong from the start. our north america editor, sarah smith, reports from washington. chanting: abortion is violence! outnumbered, but vocal, outside the supreme court, anti—abortion activists scent victory, after nearly 50 years of fighting the constitutional gu

he ran for us senate in 2014 with the outsider label. it was front and center. it was about everything he talked about was he was the outsider politician and you know, there's no outsider quite like herschel walker he hasn't lived in the state in for years. he lived in texas and just moved back to run for office and he's certainly wasn't involved in conventional politics. he was a big trump sir again, but he wasn't involved in day-to-day politics in georgia. so he's running as an outsider. he's also running with the trump brand right as i said, it might not matter. he might have been in this position even without trump's endorsement, but certainly he's looked at as part of this pro trump slate that is coming to georgia and part of the former presidents image. his attempt to remake the republican party of georgia in his in his own mind in his own image. he wants to oust a lot of incumbents who either align with governor kemp or he feels like aligned against him in the 2020 election, even though there was pretty much locksted report for the former president among

so i can talk about the us in the us senate approach, of course, senators have their own mind and how they want to do this. but we already see strong signal to support both from republicans and democrats in washington to move this forward. now each need members state has their own process and the one, the one simply block that we see right now is what you raised earlier, which is jerky. you've got a, you know, address these issues right now and move forward. but i don't see any stumbling blocks across the nato allies that we couldn't see this move forward quickly, but it's hard to tell what each government is going to do. this is all being laid out right now for the jonathan katz from the german marshall fund. thank you. thank you. hundreds of ukrainian soldiers are facing uncertain future after surrendering to russian forces in the port of mighty you pull. moscow says most have been sent to prison camp in eastern ukraine, controlled by russia. cave hopes to get the soldiers back in a prisoner swap, but moscow has threatened to put some of them on trial. soldiers surrendered to an unk

the us senate majority leader says he'll hold a symbolic vote to put the right to an abortion into federalaw. we will vote to protect a woman's right to choose and every american is going to see which side every senator stands on. in ukraine, more than 100 civilians — including children — finally reach safety after being trapped for weeks beneath a besieged steel plant in mariupol. as millions endure a strict lockdown in shanghai, the bbc uncovers evidence of people as old as 100 who've been moved out of their homes after testing positive for covid—19. it's shanghai's most vulnerable who have suffered the most. almost all the official dead are elderly and unvaccinated. china's leaders insist that still chasing zero covid is the right thing. and music from the military: one of ukraine's biggest bands, antytila, team up with ed sheeran, releasing a new song as they serve in the war against russia. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden has vowed to protect abortion rights in the united states after a leaked document suggested the supreme court is poise

within the republican party, a candidate he endorsed wins the nomination in ohio to run for the us senateas protests continue across the us over abortion rights, the governor of oklahoma signs off a law, which bans abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. liverpool survive a scare against villarreal to secure a place in the champions league finalfor the third time in five years. music. and music from the military — one of ukraine's biggest bands, antytila, team up with ed sheeran, releasing a new song, as they serve in the war against russia. hello and welcome to the programme. the ukrainian city of lviv, which is close the border with poland, has been hit by the first missile strikes in the west of the country in more than a week. the city's mayor says three electricity substations have been damaged, parts of the city are without power and there are outages at some medicalfacilities. he said there's also serious damage to infrastructure and interruptions in the water supply. russia's bombardment of a steelworks in the besieged city of mariupol has intensified, after the first civilians wer

the us senate is approving . know the us senate is approving $40 trillion_ know the us senate is approvingbillion in aid. i know the ukrainian leaders are — billion in aid. i know the ukrainian leaders are grateful, _ billion in aid. i know the ukrainian leaders are grateful, but - billion in aid. i know the ukrainian leaders are grateful, but i- billion in aid. i know the ukrainian leaders are grateful, but i think. leaders are grateful, but i think there _ leaders are grateful, but i think there is— leaders are grateful, but i think there is so— leaders are grateful, but i think there is so much— leaders are grateful, but i think there is so much more - leaders are grateful, but i think there is so much more we - leaders are grateful, but i think there is so much more we can i leaders are grateful, but i think. there is so much more we can do. i'll say— there is so much more we can do. i'll say this — there is so much more we can do. i'll say this one _ there is so much more we can do. i'll say this one less _ there is so much more we can do. i'll say this one less thing - there is so mu

uniting her, his voice only gets louder when he repeats what he's been rambling on for 35 years in the us senatepersonal political profit the only thing that inspires him is not godin to lead this country. he still doesn't know what exactly the shooter did. what weapon he had he knows nothing about the details of this crime, his first instinct to show his party affiliation is to accuse those who do not agree with him, he stands in front of a scene of murdered children. and his first impulse. i can get even more power. if i say it in the right way. i'm shocked. i watch how the american president in this situation calls for more authorities. is that his answer we obviously must do. more. we can send money. we just gave ukraine $40 billion to protect and rebuild that country. we can afford to protect our schools. 40 billion

the us senate approves nearly $40 billion in aid to ukraine, as the un warns of a global food crisis, with millions of tons of grain stuck in ukraine. this crop is due to be harvested in over a month's time and the farmers here have no idea how they are going to store it or get it out of the country. it's the final day of campaigning before australians decide who will be their next prime minister, incumbent scott morrison or his rival labor leader anthony albanese. cases of suspected and confirmed monkeypox are being investigated in a number of european countries, as well as the us, canada and the uk. and the man behind film scores that mesmerised millions, composer vangelis has died at the age of 79. ukraine's president says russian forces have "completely destroyed" the eastern donbas region, accusing moscow of senseless bombardments as it intensifies its attacks. in another development, the international red cross says its registered hundreds of ukrainian prisoners of war who've left the besieged azovstal steelworks in the ukrainian port city of mariupol. russia says all those who

this is bbc news, the headlines: the senate majority leader in the us, chuck schumer, says he plans to hold a vote as early as next week on enshrining the right to an abortion into federal law. it follows the leaking of a draft supreme court ruling showing it plans to scrap the legal right to terminate a pregnancy. the ukrainian city of lviv has been hit by a number of missiles — the first strikes in the west of the country in more than a week. the city's mayor says parts of the city are without power and there are outages at some medicalfacilities. russia's bombardment of a steelworks in the besieged city of mariupol has intensified, after more than one hundred ukrainian civilians were able to flee and reach safety. the un says most are now in the city of zaporizhzhia. now on bbc news, rajan datar is in dublin, a unesco city of literature, celebrating 100 years since the publication of james joyce's epic novel, ulysses. this week on the travel show, centennial celebrations in a city of stories. the beauty ofjoyce�*s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is incredib

the us senate approves nearly $40 billion in aid to ukraine, the largest aid package since russia invadedthe yays are 86 and the nays, 11, and the bill is passed. the us senate approves nearly $40 billion in aid to ukraine — the largest aid package since russia invaded. this property is due to be harvested in over a month �*s time of the pharmacy have no idea how they are going to store it or get it out of the country. and i am karishma viswani live in sydney, australia as voters headed to the polls to choose their next government. and the man behind film scores that mesmerised millions — composer vangelis has died at the age of 79. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. ukraine's president says russian forces have �*completely destroyed' the eastern donbas region, accusing moscow of senseless bombardments as it intensifies its attacks. in another development, the international red cross says it's registered hundreds of ukrainian prisoners of war who've left the besieged azovstal steelworks in the ukrainian port city of mariupol. russia says all those who have left

senate could provide? i do think if president biden had said a year ago when he came in, you know, let's see if we can get covid behind us, a major infrastructure investment, from roads to broadband. can we end up reunifying nato? but it's stuck, senator, it's stuck. those are all things that have taken place. well, with great respect, half, more than half of his build back better programme is stuck in your place, the senate. an infrastructure bill that took... for the last eight presidents, people have said it was going to happen. broadly bipartisan, and i was proud to be one of the guys to put it together. well, you know the facts just as well as i do. let's think about biden and time. he's running out of time. the midterms are coming up in november. look at the polls — his approval rating is down at a0%. the democrats are going to lose the house, according to all the polls, probably going to lose the senate, too. you've had your moment, and you've wasted it. you know, we have this circumstance... you know, there's no such thing as calling snap elections in the united states. president biden is about 18 months into his

agree, if one single person in the us senate can carry out the orders of vladimir putin, which i now ame the gender trend, then this indicates big problems in the united states senate. well, the main thing in mariupol is on the agenda in the usa . mariupol did not work out that the west is ready to carry out the extraction procedure. at least with ukrainian grain, save it, so to speak, in fact, bring it to a third country. it is not joke, the head of euro-diplomacy, the same barrel, said europe should help ukraine empty all ukrainian granaries and withdraw grain the european union, allegedly. so europe wants to help make room for a new crop, only in ukraine the sowing campaign has not begun and there is simply nothing to harvest, that is, ukrainians are condemned to starvation. but probably to attack the supply of weapons. she is white with you. do not believe it, dooms, i will learn both sexists and racists and domophobe in the sense that in the white house, finally officially passed, the shift change our old girlfriend, johnsaki went to work on television, and she stepped in to repl

the headlines: the senate majority leader in the us, chuck schumer, says he plans to hold a vote as early as next week on enshrining the right to an abortion into federal law. it follows the leaking of a draft supreme court ruling, showing it plans to scrap the legal right to terminate a pregnancy. the ukrainian city of lviv has been hit by a number of missiles — the first strikes in the west of the country in more than a week. donald trump's hold over the republican party has passed its first big test in the state of ohio where the candidate he backed won the primary in ohio. russia's bombardment of a steelworks in the besieged city of mariupol in the south—east of the country has intensified, after more than 100 ukrainian civilians were able to flee and reach safety. the un says most are now in the city of zaporizhzhia. now on bbc news, last year, san francisco had twice as many deaths from drug overdoses as covid. for our world, james clayton meets rough sleepers, politicians, charities and the keepers of law and order, to tell the story of how one of america's most beloved cities is h

the origin of the versailles agreement in 1919 and for this he won the nobel peace prize , but the us senate not support the president. the united states itself did not enter the league of nations. but the thoughts that the united states of america should play a leading role in the world order. established in american politics, historians blame wilson for the emergence of the bipolar world 80 years ago, 27 may 1942, the soviet ship old bolshevik accomplished a feat that became a symbol of the courage and fortitude of the sailors of the arctic convoys during the great patriotic war, sea convoys delivered military equipment and ammunition from the allied countries to us, the path through the arctic was the fastest and most dangerous it was then controlled by german submarines. the timber carrier, the old bolshevik, was included in the pq16 convoy, and these are 35 transport workers and 17 escort ships loaded onto it in new york 4 tons, shells and explosives and a dozen aircraft in the northern shores of the ussr con. forged by the germans, the old bolshevik walked in the tail and he got the mo

in any case, officially, unofficially, in kiev , a whole landing of the us senate again arrived at zelenskys supposed to be a symbolic senator of the russophists. mitch, mcconal was supposed to give zelensky $40 billion, but the congressman single-handedly blocked the project legally. ren justified his decision by the fact that the money allocated to help ukraine needs special control in order to prevent theft of fraud, and such a position on the ukrainian case in the united states is gaining, which called turnovers, another congressman mat-gets said that the ukraine state of mi has already been lost and advised biden. from where to get out of the hydroelectric power station as soon as possible, one, but a very vivid example, they say biden has already lost one war to shepherds with rifles, that is, the taliban war, therefore thin. he is now competing with the russians, who have 6,000 nuclear warheads, moreover, the goetz said that american weapons fall into the black hole of ukrainian corruption from there they are resold to the black market. and in general, the unity with which the us con

zelensky is not running anywhere yet; on the contrary, he received in kiev a delegation of the us senate led by the leader of the republican minority makonal among the americans who visited kiev, the most influential woman in ukraine last year, christina quinn, ingratiating zelensky grabbed her hand and joked stupidly. ukrainian foreign minister kuleba met with us secretary of state blinken in berlin to discuss the supply of additional weapons to ukraine video with american m3 howitzers sevens, which are already with the armed forces, publish the american embassy in ukraine on shells with an inscription from america with love. washington delivered 90 such howitzers to kiev, canada promised four more, ukrainian propagandists were delighted, although in the united states, before sending the guns to the us, they dismantled the digital control system from them. fire, which significantly reduces efficiency. american american howitzer m-77 a2 is preparing for combat work in the east of ukraine ukraine high accuracy quality efficiency modern ammunition, modern guns, all systems are in excellent

about a new bill of military assistance to ukraine, which the day before was not adopted by the us senateisely because of its content, the document was blocked by a senator from the state of kentucky, a republican paul, who directly stated $ 40 billion, which, according to the bill, the united states wants to allocate for the war to ukraine is too much for the american economy, given that it is not in the best condition right now. if this gift for ukraine will be legalized our common support. kiev will exceed the entire defense budget of russia with free money. we do not have the size of the aid package under discussion is more than the us spent during the first year of the conflict in afghanistan. but then the president sent our troops there. i swore an oath to the us constitution and not to any foreign held. we cannot save ukraine by dooming the economy of the united states, let me remind you. inflation broke a forty-year record in march well, here, of course, it is worth remembering that senator rent paul has always been a kind of thorn in the side of the democratic party, but in gener

the start of the special operation, a draft law on lend lease from ukraine was submitted to the us senate. that is , a decision was made several months to pump weapons to ukraine. we had no other choice about the president said this, handing the star of the hero to the father of the deceased commander of the sparta battalion vladimir zhoga, there was at least one chance to solve this problem by other peaceful means. of course we would used? well, we do not have this chance, there was simply no other choice. and now, when all this happened, but you can be absolutely aware of what is happening, but in order to soberly assess what is happening. need the truth. we need to speak the truth, and we are ready. to tell the truth and we are ready to listen to the truth our officials cultural figures leadership of the regions people who came from the nineties or brought up by those who came from the nineties they are ready for the law, because the truth is a cruel thing. truth requires sacrifice. in comfort in convenience in violation of habitual relationships, and so on and so forth. concerning. i

control over the allocated funds and the new aid package for ukraine passed a procedural vote in the us senate now tomorrow the final vote should take place after this, if the senators pass the bill, it should be signed by us president joe biden, or do you think they will still have time by may 19? we remember that the secretary of the pentagon said that may 19 is such a the point eh, yes, eh, to which you need to make this decision in time so that these supplies that are going to ukraine are not delayed so much as to create eh, well, some insurmountable inconveniences for the armed forces, which are now faced with eh simply eh hmm very very just then just redo the funding and just after a few days the weapons will simply not arrive because it is not financed. this is absolutely correct thesis . in fact, the pentagon has about 100 million dollars left at its disposal, which it was possible to make deliveries because it is possible to say that the list of weapons is agreed, but the financial parameters must really be confirmed by the congress, and this insignificant balance of 100 million will

settlements of kamenka and bukin in the kharkiv region, a multiple launch rocket system, a tornado , the us senate a package of assistance to american restaurants and small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic, the document proposed the allocation of $ 48 billion, however, most senators referred to the fact that it can be negative affect the federal budget and inflation , it is noteworthy that on the same day the senate approved the allocation of $ 40 billion in military assistance to ukraine tomorrow, western countries will discuss a new package of military assistance to ukraine, the pentagon said. the head of the department phoned his kiev colleague to find out what else the ukrainian regime wants, how the americans look at it, the europeans will tell anna voronina you will receive 40 billion. sign joe biden, while in south korea, signed a bill on the allocation of financial aid to ukraine, the american embassy in kiev even decided to joke by mounting the presidents' famous painting by repin, but american bloggers reminded who she actually sponsors the white house, the russian people

the us senate majority leader says he'll hold a symbolic vote to put the right to an abortion into federalaw. also on the programme — rescued after more than 60 days trapped underground in ukraine. more than 100 civilians, including children, who've spent weeks living beneath the besieged steel plant in mariupol finally reach safety. in shanghai, the bbc uncovers evidence of people as old as 100 who've been moved out of their homes after testing positive for covid—19 as millions endure a strict lockdown. it's shanghai's most vulnerable who have suffered the most. almost all the official dead are elderly and unvaccinated. china's leaders insist that still chasing zero covid is the right thing. and one of ukraine's biggest bands, antytila, team up with ed sheeran, releasing a new song to help their country while serving in the war against russia. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. president biden has vowed to protect abortion rights in the united states after a leaked document suggested the supreme court is poised to overtur

today from some of their— given any us senate today from some of their intelligence chiefs talking about their real concerns about putin _ about their real concerns about putin if — about their real concerns about putin if he _ about their real concerns about putin if he is not victorious in ukraine, _ putin if he is not victorious in ukraine, resorting to god knows what in those _ ukraine, resorting to god knows what in those circumstances. so, these are real_ in those circumstances. so, these are real theories of real people, and it's— are real theories of real people, and it's a — are real theories of real people, and it's a now crisis. you are real theories of real people, and it's a now crisis.— and it's a now crisis. you don't want to hear— and it's a now crisis. you don't want to hear the _ and it's a now crisis. you don't want to hear the word - and it's a now crisis. you don't want to hear the word crisis i and it's a now crisis. you don't want to hear the word crisis in | and it's a now crisis. you don't - want to hear the word crisis in this circumstance at all, there was a lo

the intelligence department of the us ministry of defense, just yesterday at the hearings in the us senate said that so far none of the sides is winning the war, one of the senators asked him to describe the situation and he replied, i quote, the russians are not winning and the ukrainians are not winning won't win, it 's a kind of stalemate, do you agree with this assessment? no, of course not. and i have examples. okay, the russians won't win. i agree, that's all good . and the armed forces of ukraine won't win. what happened in chernihiv oblast what happened in kyiv oblast what happened in sumy oblast what happened in poltava oblast what happened almost in mykolaiv oblast what is happening right now in kharkiv oblast north of kharkiv and directly northeast of kharkiv is that ukrainians the armed forces of ukraine will not win, they will not directly push back the russian occupiers from which territory they occupied and in february a-a this year i do not agree with this yes, thank you from the usa directly for their support, but you need to understand what is meant by these a-a reports e

republicans in the us senate have blocked a bill that would protect access to abortion across the country. tried to hold the wings level and see if you can start descending for me. a passenger with no idea how to fly is given instructions to land a plane in florida, after the pilot fell ill. and celtic are champions, winning the scottish premiership title for the 10th time in 11 seasons. hello and welcome to the programme. ukraine says its forces have recaptured villages from russian troops north and northeast of kharkiv, pushing them back towards the border. the ongoing offensive could signal a shift in the war�*s momentum and jeopardise russia's main advance further south. our correspondent, quentin sommerville, and camera journalist, darren conway, have spent the last week with ukrainian troops, in and around the town of ruska losova. a warning, you may find some of their reporting distressing. air raid siren wails. the spectre of russian victory once haunted this city. but no more. for months, the invaders were at the city gates, but kharkiv has cast out vladimir putin's foot soldiers

, since this is the chairman of the committee , this is not an easy senator, the chairman of the us senate international relations committee also said that god menendez is afraid that the russian leader may resort to nuclear weapons to save face, the quote from this, one of my concerns is that with irony, what the more success the ukrainians have, the greater the risk that putin will do something because he loses and has to save face at home. what is the conclusion? of tactical nuclear weapons may increase as a result , said the chairman of the senate committee, according to mendes, there are significant reasons for the use of chemical weapons, since putin has already done it in syria and did not receive an appropriate reaction from the world, mr. omelyan, we congratulate you, how are you, we congratulate you do you agree with the position of the chairman of the senate committee from international relations that the risk will increase with the increase of our resistance, our weapons and our military successes at the front, i ask for the company of alek selyan and glory to ukraine. i comple

’s for you a bill on military assistance to ukraine, which the day before was not adopted by the us senatee of its content, the document was blocked by a republican senator from kentucky. rand paul, who bluntly stated the $40 billion that the us wants to allocate for the war to ukraine according to the bill, is too much for the american economy, given that it is not in the best condition right now. natalya goncharova will tell you more about this name senate and single-handedly blocked the transfer of 40 billion dollars to help the kiev regime, if this gift for ukraine would be legitimized by our common support. kiev will exceed the entire defense budget of russia with free money. we do not have the size of the aid package being discussed, more than the us spent during the first year of the conflict in afghanistan. but then the president sent our troops there. i swore allegiance to the us constitution and not to any foreign power. we cannot save ukraine by dooming the economy of the united states let me remind you that inflation broke a forty-year record in march. the pool asked the senato

the us senate blocked a package of assistance to american restaurants and small businesses affected byhe allocation of $ 48 billion, however, most senators referred to the fact that this could negatively affect the federal budget for inflation. it is noteworthy that on the same day the senate approved the allocation of forty billion dollars in military assistance to ukraine . extinguished more than 7,000 hectares of natural fires, this is reported by the air security guard, with this fire, a new 6,000 hectares of the whole forest was enough . now it is burning in 16 regions at once. this total fire area is estimated at 42,000 hectares. the most difficult situation in the krasnoyarsk territory and the irkutsk region is being pulled there by additional firefighters, as reported in the same abel with protection , almost two and a half hundred paratroopers of the paratroopers and neighboring regions, as well as explosives specialists, arrived in these regions. they help extinguish fires in hard-to-reach places more about the situation. in the irkutsk region , our correspondent artemy korya

during a meeting with us, senator tammy duckworth boy, i us, department of defense is now pro actively planning cooperation between the us national guard and ty, one's defense forces with senator duckworth also recently introduced to bill that further prioritize is tiwana security. as part of u. s. military deployment in the indo pacific region. and i keep, we look forward to closer cooperation on matters of regional security. but taiwan securities routinely challenged by chinese air force sorties into its air defense on each time this happens, the taiwanese air force response, and one form of sima is there at hand to monitor this challenge. shortly after dawn on a southern taiwanese beach, the 1st radio message of the day from taiwan air force warning away chinese aircraft pings through robin suse, phone attention. you've entered our aerospace and are jeopardizing aviation safety turnaround and leave immediately. he could be a hobby plain spot or anywhere in the world, but sue has a more serious pastime. the former navy radar operator has made it his mission to gather days on military

the us senate approves nearly $40 billion in aid to ukraine — the largest aid package since russia invadedd the man behind film scores that mesmerised millions. composer vangelis has died at the age of 79. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to newsday, broadcasting live to you today from sydney, australia. just in front of the sydney harbour bridge. a bit of an overcase day but an iconic image. australia has been in the global headlines. we have a special guest coming up. but first, we'll look at some of the main issues injust a moment — the liberal—national coalition has been in power since 2013 and is seeking another three—year term. going up against them are the opposition labor party, minor parties and independent candidates. all 151 seats in the lower house of the house of representatives will be up for grabs. the party or coalition holding a majority in the lower house will form a government. voting is compulsory for all australians who must register when they turn 18. if you don't do that, then you face a fine of about us$15, or a$20. and while you don't vote directly

yevgeny shakhov vesti, irkutsk region, the us senate blocked a package of assistance to american restaurantscted by the coronavirus pandemic, the document proposed the allocation of $ 48 billion, however, most senators referred to the fact that this could negatively affect the federal budget for inflation, it is noteworthy that on the same day, the senate approved the allocation of $ 40 billion in military assistance to ukraine us hospitals anthony bylinkin hinted that washington would no longer be able to improve relations with moscow with his statement. he decided to make it as accessible as possible for young people in the form, as he performed, while graduates of george towne university quoted the song of the tennis singer for this. my staff wouldn't let me bring a guitar here to dedicate a song. we will never be together again president putin they said it would not diplomatically. it will be krinzh. footballer artyom dzyuba left st. petersburg zenit for whom he played in 2015, the striker's contract expired in his telegram channel, the player thanked the club's management for the chance

when the act on additional assistance to ukraine is passed, the us senate could not concentrate on this in an expedited manner. katya accept biden-initiated $40 billion aid bill to ukraine was blocked by a single republican senator rand paul, but it is clear that, given the public desire in washington to weaken russia , another package of military aid to kiev is only a matter of time. see these days at the military exhibition in washington until recently, twitch blade was a secret project, but now the paint manufacturer explains its effectiveness, we are very proud to be able to contribute to protection of ukraine 700 arms manufacturers demonstrate what they are capable of. modern technologies at the military exhibition in washington, here we constantly see systems that came to the rescue of ukraine, such as these javelins . the bait general dynamics racing process and others are constantly growing the us government has asked arms manufacturers to provide a plan on how and with what systems they can help ukraine in both the short and long term. we agree that arms control is vital that i

a with us senate passes a $40000000000.00 a package for ukraine. and unlike previous ones, it does not forbid supplying weapons to the neo nazi as off battalion. this is the most advanced and ivan, god, position of the next people, republics, forces just outside of, of data from over here. it's less than 500 meters to the positions of the ukrainian forces. our correspondent reports from the dumbass frontline, we're done yet forces resist ukrainian army at strategic positions and say it's time to make an advance.

we encourage our audience on zoom to direct any questions to the senators using the q and a tab at the bottom of your screen. we will be collecting questions throughout the event and tom will post them to the senators towards the end of the conversation. we encourage our online audience to join the conversation on twitter by following @ acscocroft and @aceurasia. tom, over to you and thank you, again, senators, for joining us. we are very privileged to have you both. tom: thank you, ambassador and welcome everyone to today's discussion -- will the united states again be the arsenal of democracy, a conversation on lend-lease for ukraine. it is my privilege to introduce senators john cornyn and ben cardin. senator cornyn has served in the senate since 2002 and is in his fourth term. he is a member of the committees on finance, judiciary and intelligence, a native of san antonio and has served the people of texas for more than four decades. senator ben cardin is the senior senator from maryland. he has served in the senate since 2006. he is a member of committees on small business, enviro

joining us now, republican congressman and alabama senate it mo brooks. man, welcome and thank you for joining us here on "fox news sunday." >> congressman brooks: thank you, sandra. >> sandra: you heard just a moment ago there, republican senator john cornyn of texas and some other republican members of congress had spoken out as well. they are suggesting that perhaps there could be some common ground found here on gun legislation in the wake of this most recent shooting. would you support any changes, sir, to the current gun laws on the books? >> congressman brooks: let's, for emphasis, understand what the second amendment is about. the second amendment is designed to help ensure that we the citizenry always have the right to take back our government should it become dictatorial. that was a great fear of the founding fathers and quite frankly it's a fear today. and as long as we enjoy on infringed second amendment rights, then we don't really have to worry that much about the government ever becoming dictatorial. but the moment that we take from our citi

still lack the means to tip the scales in their fade up below them is to lensky told a visiting us senate delegation. he needs more powerful weapons. republican leader, mitch mcconnell leads the u. s. senate delegation on a stroll through kiff to show their support for ukraine's war effort. to me it was all smiles and hand shakes as they met with president zelinski aaliyah, glen and regular. well har, thank you. we know each other a little bit. yeah. but zalinski made it clear that smiles and hand shakes and polite small talk won't drive the russians out of ukraine. his armed forces need more long range artillery, and strike aircraft to be able to hit russian forces and disrupt the supply lines. ukraine's general staff said the russians were pulling back from ca, keith, as they pressed their offensive in the southeast residence of villages around khaki for coming to terms with the destruction left in the wake of russia's retreat. weeks of artillery bombardment and occupation have taken a heavy, tall oh, are you in? russia launched fresh ground and air attacks in the eastern done it's prov

us. now, democratic lawmakers are filled in the bid to legalize abortion. nationwide. the senate voted largely along party lines against the bill. it would have guaranteed abortion access across the u. s. a result was expected of the vote, largely symbolic merchant. this sama, the supreme court, is expected to overturn roe v wade, the 973 ruling that granted women the right to abortion. of correspondence with me so much canada is in washington and has been following the debate. he is her assessment. the stakes are as high as they can be, and when it comes to abortion rights, i mean if roe v wade does get overturned next month, we're talking about millions of women who will lose the right to an in portion in those conservative states. 26 states are very likely to overturn or to band rather abortions. that means millions of women might have travel hundreds of miles to access one. and those who cannot afford to do that by the way that is dirt disproportionately black and brown. women are facing a very uncertain future. so the impact of what we're seeing right now in the u. s. is deb

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