does victor _ things wrong. ian, i will bring you in. does victor have _ things wrong.have a point - things wrong. ian, i will bring you | in. does victor have a point there, that regardless of the relationship with the united states reaching rock bottom at times, certainly in the last few months and years, that that has nothing to do with their relationship with president macron? i think it has everything to do with the relationship with europe, with macron. what we have been seeing is a gradual push back against chinese bullying, against chinese aggression, against the greater repression under xi jinping. aggression, against the greater repression under xijinping. i think what china is trying to do is drive a wedge between europe and america. it has become a prime purpose of chinese policy to try to rebuild relationships with europe, because beijing is aware that, even in europe, which is better disposed towards beijing, they are rapidly losing patience with coercion, with bullying, in brussels, increasingly in berlin, certainly in eastern europe, in the baltic states

victor glover. victor: i appreciate that. look at all of this. this is amazing is it not?that, i feel like denzel washington should be appear talking to you. [applause] but you just got us. [laughter] i want to thank god for this opportunity. i think i speak for all of us. i want to thank our families for the support. it is your love and support that made this possible. please give them a round of applause. [applause] to all of the folks who made this possible, thank you for your work. there is a want -- real one sweating in here with all of us. it is a big day. we have a lot to celebrate, and it is so much more than the 4 names announced. we need to celebrate this moment in human history. artemis 2 is more than a mission to the moon, it is more -- more than a mission that has to happen before we send people to the surface of the moon. it is the next step on the journey that gets humanity to mars. you can clap for that. [applause] this crew will never forget that. we have a lot of work before we get there. we understand that. when talking about that work, you may hear peop

victor oquendo is in tennessee. >> victor: millions on alert for severe weather across the south.als confirming at least 32 tornadoes ravaged 11 states since friday. wicked winds and torrential rain slamming the east coast. authorities in delaware say one person was killed when a tornado touched down destroying his ho home. in new jersey, two vehicle confirmed dead after confirmed tornadoes ripped across the state. >> lights started flickering and eventually those i was traumatized. i was peppered those petrified >> victor: lightning striking one world trade. new video capturing that tornado tearing through little rock, arkansas. this driver caught in the middle, riding it out in his van. >> 100% did think i was going to die. once i saw the winds pick up the way they did. >> victor: this is a one stoplight town where nine people lost their lives. authorities called the damage here catastrophic. >> raise the lord. >> we are alive. >> victor: nine family members and five dogs had ring in the in law passes basement with the ef-3 tornado hit. >> the front porch is gone. >> victor: the

here is abc's victor oquendo. >> victor: that deadly tornado outbreak spanning from the midwest into deep south. 60 locations reported tornado damage across a states since friday afternoon. more than 20 people losing their lives and all. this twister touching down. the national weather service warning of a particularly dangerous situation. >> you have god, god, god to be in your into a safe place this second. >> jaclyn: homes ripped apart. this tree falling feet away from their house as they sheltered in their bathroom. >> you hear the debris hitting the house. >> victor: vonnie lawson is grateful she still has her front door to walk through. she said she feared for her neighbor's safety as the tornado hit. what was that like for you? >> it was horrible because you know people, you know, we are going to get hurt or killed. >> victor: tragically, at least four people losing their lives in this town. and all across the state. by mid afternoon friday, tornado warnings popping up in multiple states. little rock, arkansas, the first major metro area to be hit. the ef-3 tornado packing win

welcome to all of you, victor. i'd like to start with you to begin looking at the push in the pool here. so taiwan sees itself is independent. china as president, she's in ping says it's a breakaway province and re unification with taiwan must be fulfilled in his lifetime. my question is why though, why unification? what's wrong with the status quo? thank you very much for having me. first of all, no country in the world can recognize either china and taiwan at the same time because it is a universal principle that there is only one china and taiwan is part of china. this has been the u. s. policy ever since january. the 1st 1979. this is also the same policy for all the nato member states or o e c d countries, and every country within the united nations. you mention there is about a dozen countries in the world still recognizing taiwan. but they do not recognize taiwan as a separate, independent sovereign country. they also recognize that taiwan as the representative of china, which is completely illogical in the

vÍctor: ¿cuÁles son las muestras? persona otra y tampoco seÑalar con el dedo. vÍctor: de acuerdo de servicios a que estÉn en discapacidades hay recursos para las familias con un integrante autista. >> servicios por medio del distrito escolar, la escuela, servicios por medio del centro regional, servicios por medio del servicio que le puede pagar a los padres para que cuiden a sus hijos. victor: saldaÑa agrega que las escuelas hoy un programa que podrÍa ser un mejor trabajo pero tambiÉn asevera que la poca detecciÓn del autismo se podrÍa deber a un tema cultural. >> este sistema estÁ fallando en encontrar a la comunidad con autismo, los hispanos no podemos reconocerlo porque en nuestra cultura un niÑo es flojo, un niÑo no habla porque asÍ era yo cuando era pequeÑo pero esta obligaciÓn de las escuelas por medio del programa para el cine esta teniendo problemas acadÉmicos. victor: el autismo de acuerdos al uso cdc no discrimina, le puede dar a todos los niÑos sin importar su raza o estatus social, es importante saber que

victor and amra. alright the historic indictment against trump is drawing a broad spectrum of reactions, largely breaking down along political lines. of course it is. let's get some perspective now from cnn political commentator michael smerconish. he's also the host of cnn's smerconish airing later this morning at nine a.m. eastern, michael. good to see you this morning. so on your twitter account, i mean you pose an interesting question is the prosecution of donald trump by alvin bragg political and you offer some interesting scenarios . different ways to see this break that down for us. well at its core. these are seven year old facts based on a transaction involving sex, and i'm asking whether if donald trump had gone quietly into the night after losing in 2020, he'd still be facing this indictment today, and i have my doubts that that would be the case. that kind of raises a question as to whether it's political. i mean, you have the washington post and the new york times, among others, not exact

victor aymara. the funerals continue through the mid week next week with mike hill, the custodian of the school and the headmaster, catherine cunt's being laid to rest through wednesday. so much sadness. diane gallagher, thank you very much this morning. pope francis presided over palm sunday mass in st peter's square, just a day after leaving the hospital following about of bronchitis, six year old pontiff set for most of the ceremony, he delivered the angelus prayer and thank the faithful for their support and the prayers during his hospital stay. cnn's delia gallagher is in rome this morning, so the pope was in good spirits when he left the hospital yesterday. how's he doing today? well you know, victor and, um, well, i mean, the pope was a bit tired. his voice was a bit hoarse, but he's been in the hospital for bronchitis. he's getting over bronchitis. he's 86 years old, so i would say it is what you might expect. but good spirits all the way. absolutely we saw him going around. the vatican says

good morning, victor. well, it appears that to share a new that his world might soon come crashing down in this affidavit that was unsealed in court. just yesterday, the government revealed that to share a had searched on his government computer for the word leak, appearing to look for classified information about the hunt for this leaker now, victor that was on april 6th. so last thursday, that was the day that many of these classified documents came to light. that was the first day that we understand. secretary of defense lloyd austin got a briefing. and that was exactly a week before to share was eventually arrested at his parents' home just south of boston. now we know that many of these documents and there are hundreds of them were online on at least two different servers. of this social media website discord for months. so the question now is how and why did to share a have access to this kind of information. now he was part of what is known as the 102nd intelligence operations wing that is a militar

please respond to that to victor. victor, please. i'm going to cut in the brian, would you like to respond to that? yeah, i'll leave a brief. i was asked her to think again about the young chinese lived. i'll be dying for our meeting of national calls. again as a tiny person, i do not view myself as chinese. but again, i do not think that this is worthwhile loss of life. of chinese live of your lives, of anything for an abstract principle. i'll leave it that june. the fundamental question, what is your sense of where ty, ones future lies, given all the tensions, and all the pressures and all the disagreements and the control vesee. how do you see it future? ah, i see it's future as being and saying when's words? you're not state confrontation. we do not seek your vacation. we want to be, as we have been since 1912 the ball on the chain by this date. and in the pendant sovereign states, and all this is going to be tested at the political level. jane isn't as with elections in january. yes, i'm so glad you brought that up. because my o

victor and amber. a lot of people will be focused on tennessee come monday because the tennessee three has a now known so they plan to have more protests for money and there could be actions and several city councils were getting those members reappointed something we'll have to see. play out on monday, victor and camera clearly not over just yet. ryan young, thank you turning now to the economy, and the latest jobs report showed signs that the u. s labor market is cooling off but remains robust as employers added 236,000 jobs in march. president biden called it a good jobs report for hardworking americans, with the unemployment rate falling to 3.5. despite stubborn inflation and the recent banking sector crisis, cnn business correspondent rafael solomon has more for us. victor aymara. good morning. new data shows that the u. s that was just a touch lighter than economists work spectating. the unemployment rate also dropped to 3.5% it's a sign that the u. s labor market is still robust, but cool leg. h

victor romero. we're now hearing that both sides to this conflict in sudan have agreed to let a number of nations evacuate the diplomats and citizens out of sudan. we heard yesterday that the rapid support forces this is the power powerful paramilitary group has been battling the sudanese armed forces had agreed to partially reopen all airports to allow for the evacuation of citizens and diplomats that work in sudan and a short while ago. the sudanese army, confirming that after receiving calls from several heads of states around the world, asking for them to allow safe passage for their diplomats and citizens out of sudan agreed to that and these evacuations supposed to begin in the coming hours later on the same, these are supposed to begin immediately. those countries are the us, the uk, france and china. they also say they've been evacuations from the kingdom of saudi arabia and from jordan. that's going to be a raid at some point in the next coming hours, so this is still part of that three day

[applause] >> thank you victor and jeremy and reid.is an honor to be here also want to thank our families, the trailblazers, our colleagues, and our leadership. my fellow astronauts know about the questions we get all of the time is are you excited? i can tell you what i think about this mission, the relay race, with international partners, it also is awesome in and of itself. we are going to launch from kennedy space center to the work of the exploration crown systems team. we will hear the words go for launch. on top of the most powerful rocket nasa has ever made the space launch system, we will ride that rocket for eight minutes into earth orbit. we are not going to go to the moon right away. we are going to stay in an amazing high orbit reaching a peak of tens of thousands of miles while we test out all of the systems on orion i don't even see how it maneuvers in space. -- and even see how it maneuvers in space. and then we are heading to the moon. [applause] it will be a 10 day journey going a quarter of a 1,000,000 miles, testing

sorry to end on that note this week, but my great thanks to victor and ben.k here on "the wall street journal at large." have a blessed passover and is a very happy easter weekend. thanks for joining us. - [narrator] it's 1877, and cornelius vanderbilt, the richest man in america, has died, leaving the majority of his fortune to one son, (axe slams) william.

sorry to end on that note this week, but my great thanks to victor and ben.k here on "the wall street journal at large." have a blessed passover and is a very happy easter weekend. thanks for joining us. >>

and victor?e've now learned that there actually will be a camera on the 15th floor, where the former president is expected to walk through that floor on the 15th floor and then go inside the courtroom. so perhaps we will capture some of his movement and behind me here is where we right now think the president will surrender the doors that he will walk through as he turns himself in to the manhattan d a s office on tuesday. we're still waiting on word on exactly the security plans and what's going to take place, but security here already has been heightened as folks here anticipate. his arrival on tuesday. camera, victor. all right, shimon. procure pairs reporting for us. thanks so much, and key house republicans are now lining up to slam the manhattan d a and defend the president. but there are some powerful members of the gop who have so far not come to the former president's defense. the political reaction to trump's indictment that's a hit funeral services will be held today for two more of th

i'm victor blackwell. prankster victor and i'm not that creative . so you've got nothing to worry about it. i was just kidding earlier. good to know i am both. oh we'll get to be with you, everyone. i'm amra walker. and thank you so much for spending part of your saturday with us. here is what we're watching this morning. at least five people are dead after a tornado outbreak across several states, overnight homes have been flattened. hundreds of thousands are without power and our derek van damme standing by in the hard hit town in arkansas, with the latest former president trump will appear in court tuesday after being indicted by a manhattan grand jury. what we know about the charges he's facing and how we expect that court appearance to play out there's some much needed good news when it comes to the economy. the trends that show inflation may be moving in the right direction. undefeated season comes to an end and one team mounts an epic comeback haywire, standing by live in houston with the highlights. we're starting, though, with the severe wea

well, this is victor , victor will survive nothing, right? well you gifts. where is dad?rk? and where did you get the idea that victor is your dad? fine. well yes i see how well. what happened to you? what's mom? well, what's mom what? i beg you. you just hope again. why is everything always because of me, and because of whom i don't know you, or what? well, fool, fool you will be left all alone. well, why one well, who knows? on a broochka with a child about me oh, i can't hold it. no more crying. it's not me you were taken for a ride. and i told you, love me, tack. don't go against the wind. you didn't listen. and with my captain. well, you don't mind. again rude while malokholny. didn't understand. whom do you see, vityusha? and most importantly, you know. so dashingly neat with fantasy, you know, for the first time in my life i see how they run on live bait, not like from strangers. i've been in front of him for a whole month. so zero. and you are my admiration. nothing will work with him. best wishes. hello hello valya wait. didn't understand. what happened nothing h

i'm victor blackwell. camera walker. thank you for sharing a part of your morning with us, and there won't be much trash talking here at least between me and victor right during the commercial during the commercial breaks. here's what we're watching this morning major decision by the supreme court and a major win for abortion rights supporters, a widely used abortion pill will stay protected, at least for now, but legal challenges still remain. what happens next and what it means for women across the country and explosive mistake. russia accidentally bombs one of its own cities and leaves a trail of destruction will show you the stunning images safe and easy to steal. more than a dozen attorneys general are calling for a federal recall on some hyundai and kia cars. we'll tell you which models could be impacted. women across the u. s still have access to a commonly used abortion drug, at least for now. last night, the supreme court stayed a lower court's order that place restrictions on the drug kristen. it's the first pi

victor and amara.he american economy is run more than anything on the confidence in spending of the american consumer, and in march, consumers spent a little less retail sales down 1% from february. so what happened in march? banking stress dominated the headlines. three u. s banks failed, swiss authorities engineered the rescue of credit suisse american consumers wary of bank drama still too high inflation and recession worries pulled back. spending less on gas, electronic groceries and department stores. spending a little more online may be a sign of being budget conscious. we learned this week, the staff of the federal reserve raised the risk of a mild recession later this year because of that bank stress, but current vitals on the economy overall are pretty strong job growth still better than normal layoffs arising but they're still relatively low. inflation is showing meaningful signs of cooling and earnings from the big banks, meanwhile, beat expectations showing strong revenue. they're aymara vi

>> the green book was a publication created in 1936 by victor hugo green, it started because victor andis wife would drive to richmond virginia during the summers fortifications. dung that time, they experienced, during those road trips, what they called aggravion. so, victor decided to create a guid that would help african americans on the road find places that would offer them welcoming services. the green book when it was first published in 1936 started and focused primarily on new england. by 1938 it had gone up to the mississippi and then it spread across america. it was published every april or may until the 1960's -- 1967. and it's heyday was probably in the 50's. and it was a state-by-state guide which followed city by city, and then each of the locations listed under those cities work where african americs could find welcoming services and safe harbors. how many copies were published? >> noted really knows because noted kept recor. everything is an estimate. i always say he was probably hundreds of thousands of copies, but nobody knows. >> how did it firs come to your attention

we have one great guest tonight victor davis hanson. he and i the full hour.you will love it. how about we talk about the the constitution. what to we do about a situation in which a president of united states his appointed attorney general, the director of fbi, the u.s. attorney, also appointed by president of the united states and special counsel appointed by the attorney general of the united states, what to we do as a country if they stonewall the house of representatives, majority of whom are republicans? what to we do if the national archives, also part of the executive branch is also stonewalling the republicans? what do we do if separation of powers is being violated by the eco the executive branch, and only body that we think that can enforce the law. this is what i want to talk to but. we have reac reached a points, with the most dangerous fbi today since history of the fbi. most dangerous department of justice since it was founded by grant in 1870. and we have most dangerous attorney general since george washington hand-picked an attorney general in

victor amara train. thank you this week, joe biden will depart on his first presidential trip to the emerald isle, white house officials announced. the president will embark on a four day excursions. stopping first visit belfast in northern ireland before making his way to his and stressed real home of the republic of ireland. cnn's jasmine right is at the white house with more details. so tell us more about the president's trip and the reason for the travel. victor well, this trip will be part of personal part policy. we know it is one that the president is looking forward to. he said previously that nothing can keep him away from it even as some violence has happened recently in the region . still though, we know that being an irish catholic man is an important part of president biden's identity. he talks about it a lot, and so this trip will be a perfect place for him to showcase it. now on the policy side, your right heel visit belfast on wednesday where he will mark the 25th anniversary of the good

guess well, for sure, don't wait for victor.an inheritance. yes, such a longitudinal guy. and what? i did not expect this from him, anya life will force you to do something different. daddy, i hope you hear me now? i want to introduce you to someone, this is vitya. see, my husband just got married. you know he's wonderful. i think you were at night liked it. you've always wanted a son. you know , after all, he is very good, kind, and he loves me. like you mom, so don't worry about me. now i'm under supervision. enough not to be upset, i never thought that i would have such a fun wedding. yes, your father will get better, and we will play a real wedding. and if you want, we will get married, of course i want to. i thought there was no one here. and you are probably relatives. i'm marina , mikhail's colleague. i came to visit him from work. hello mikhail's daughter, this is victor my husband. are you katya? katya, i am very glad to meet you. it is a pity that you told a lot about you in such circumstances. by the way, you have alr

victor oquendo, abc news, miami victor. thank you along search to find a lost submarines finally paid off. the defender was a 92 ft long sub that was built in 19. oh, seven in hopes of winning a us navy contract that didn't happen and it was ultimately scuttled in long island in the long island sound just after world war two. its location was never disclosed , but a team assembled by a diver in connecticut found it using sonar. underwater mapping and other information they contacted the navy about possibly preserving the wreckage . cool story. this one is also pretty incredible. centuries old bust that has traveledheor is now headed home the artifact created 20 years ago is in the image of a roman emperor. it was owned by 1/19 century bavarian king. before an american soldier brought it to the texas after world war, two were a woman found this. at a goodwill store paying 35 bucks for it. it's now being sent back to germany next month. many times we're going to do these stories. i need to go to goodwill. i need to go antique

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it's true, victor.nd look, there are still people who are coming out all morning this morning, putting down stuffed animals and messages to the six who were killed out here in front of covenant presbyterian church later this afternoon, the family of halle scruggs will say goodbye to her at the same church where her father is the head pastor now holly scruggs, her funeral at three p.m. local time, central time today. just nine years old , her aunt, describing her as incredibly smart, feisty enough to keep up with her three brothers and her aunts for boys a love for life that kept her smiling and running and jumping and playing and always on the go. 61 year old cynthia peak will also be laid to rest this morning. excuse me this afternoon. um at a church across town here in nashville, cynthia peak, who was called cindy by her friends, was a substitute teacher. she was close friends with the first lady of tennessee. maria lee governor memorialize ng cindy peak in a video he released after the shootings here

your artemis to pilot victor glover. victor glover is a u.s. navy captain, a pilot, the first man of color to walk on the international space station for 6 months and 1994 athlete of the year at ontario high school. i don't think there is anything he couldn't do. honestly. these amazing dave cook coach victor in pole vaulting, one of 3 sports you played in high school. if we're doing a drill and he couldn't quite get it. >> in greenwood just wanted to do it over and over and over until they can get right exactly. you know, the way it should be done. so he was driven, no doubt. >> dave says they've reunited recently. victor was the keynote speaker at the national poll vault summit. victor surprised his former coach with this flag, which was on the iss. >> i was they say the least to say that i'm proud of them, that that doesn't even do it. justice humility seems to be a through line for victor when he stood on stage with his lunar mission. crew members monday, he shifted the spotlight once again. we need to celebrate this moment in human history

victor amara. the latest is that there's still fighting going on in parts of khartoum, the capital, as well as other parts of sudan, which means that that number of the dead at 56 will almost certainly increase the wounded right now stands at just about 600 were paying a lot of attention to sudan because it's africa's third largest country and has had the highest number of attempted or successful coups on the continent. i want to show you what things look like right now this morning. one of these is a video that was posted by the rapid support forces. they are the organization that's fighting against the military, and they seem to be using anti aircraft machinery to try and taggart the aircraft in the sky that the military is using against them. so that's one and two we heard gunshots and gunfire and explosions overnight, including this video posted by the military, which shows its soldiers appearing to celebrate outside the state television and radio authority. it's important because we have a con

that night, they took away not only victor's husband from the village of vilshana, and 5-6 boys wererom the village, they also took the lord of an unknown direction. simply no one knows svitlana was in despair she could not understand why the russian troops broke into victor 's house, because they were extremely careful in phone conversations, i can't judge like that, please, you understand, maybe some kind of free labor force is possible, that's how people are, maybe something they could invent something of their own there, what they were doing on the song side was bad without wasting a single minute. svitlana immediately reported to the police hotline, immediately called 102 , came to the police, passed a dna test according to all search protocols, svitlana contacted all the necessary authorities we sold wanted, we submitted we submitted a lawyer to the national bureau as a whistle-blower to the red cross. i have an incoming number to register the red cross. we submitted to the sbu and also submitted a working group where people are forcibly kidnapped when all possible applications

and victor. this new study makes the argument that breast cancer screening guidelines should not be a one size fits all policy. and we already know that black women are 40% more likely to die from breast cancer compared with white women, even though black women have a 4% lower incidents of the disease and for this new study and international research team analyzed data on more than 400,000 women in the us who died of breast cancer between 2011 and 2020. that's how they determined that at age 42 black women tend to have the same risk level for dying of breast cancer that other races and ethnic groups have in their fifties and early sixties. but the chief patient officer at the american cancer society, he told me that they already recommend that all women start to consider mammogram screenings. at age 40 have a listen. i think that conversation needs to happen from each 40 onwards. and so you know, for my family members and for the patients i talked to at 40. i try to find a compelling reason. why

victor amra. elizabeth could you talk about you know how this ruling could have long term impacts on the trust in the fda approval process? yes there is a lot of trust in the fda approval process. it has been there for many, many decades and other countries. besides the u. s also rely on it because it is a good process. it is rigorous and so drug companies apply they there's a team of scientists or teams of scientists at the fda and outside advisers who weigh in on whether or not it should be approved. and here, one judge all by his lonesome has said now i disagree with all of those experts. i don't think this drug should be on the market so you can imagine the drug companies when they hear this thing. wait a second. are we going to invest millions of dollars in drugs in life saving drugs if a single judge can just say now that needs to come off the market that is problematic for drug development, and that affects all of us? short as elizabeth cohen appreciate your reporting . thank you very much.

camera victor.it is a somber sunday on what has truly been a somber weekend here in nashville is a community says goodbye to the victims of the shooting at the covenant school on monday. emery you were here and you saw just a number of people coming out to pay their respects. that number has grown exponentially with those who know the victims and those who have never met them, but are just moved by this tragedy. laying down balloons and flowers . but more often than not, it's stuffed animals, which is really just a reflection on where this happened, a grade school and how young. some of these victims are their children and one of those children nine year old will kenny will be laid to rest today . here, his family friends described him as someone with an unflappable spirit, saying that nine year old was unfailingly kind, quick to laugh, always inclusive of others. he loved his sisters and adored his parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles and was always excited to host friends. his classmate at the

victor aymara. what we're seeing is an escalation in a long running conflict in sudan between the sudanese armed forces in the very powerful paramilitary group, the rapid support forces . there's been reports of gunfire and shelling. and right now we're hearing of fighter jets patrolling the skies and cartoon. this has been going on for hours just after four pm in cartoon. and we speak to people who tell cnn they are in bankers or hiding, afraid to go out because of this street fights, in some cases, five between the rapid support forces and the military. sudan has been under military rule since october, 2021 when the military took over , it is governed by this organization called the sovereign council. it is led by general albert han. who is the defacto leader of sudan, but his number two is the leader of the rapid support forces that is general committee who is supported by russia. their support forces us believable number in about 100,000, and there's a big conflict between the two of them over h

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you need to score 200 points victor come here.around, yes, here your point has passed, you need to score 200 points your friend friend ugu natalia scored 49 points. so questions 20 seconds. if you answered in the same way as natalya answered, an unpleasant signal will sound, which means that you need to immediately give another answer. ugh conditions. it's clear. yes we start in what buildings keeps animal cages. what can melt the heart, where is a very good echo of the house? what are warm blankets? what is respectful? what buildings keeps animals was the hangar's first question, natalya answered . unfortunately, no one answered that way. you said cells. how many also answered about one person, yes, well, somehow your thought went in a different direction, because the cowshed was the answer. the second most popular 24 people, and another 25 people said farm farm. this is where the animals are kept according to our viewers. the next question, what can you melt the butter - natalya said 17 people also answered the stove - 18 people

your artemis to pilot victor glover. victor glover is a u.s.y captain, a pilot, the first man of color to walk on the international space station for 6 months and 1994 athlete of the year at ontario high school. i don't think there is anything he couldn't do. honestly. these amazing dave cook coach victor in pole vaulting, one of 3 sports he played in high school. if we're doing a drill and he couldn't quite get it. >> in greenwood just wanted to do it over and over and over until they can get it right. exactly. you know, the way it should be done. so you see he was driven, no doubt. >> dave says they've reunited recently. victor was the keynote speaker at the national poll vault summit. victor surprised his former coach with this flag, which was on the iss. >> i was they say the least to say that i'm proud of them, that that doesn't even do it. justice humility seems to be a through line for victor when he stood on stage with his lunar mission. crew members. monday, he shifted the spotlight once again. we need to celebrate this moment in human

your artemis to pilot victor glover. victor glover is a u.s. navy captain, a pilot, the first man of color to walk on the international space station for 6 months and 1994 athlete of the year at ontario high school. i don't think there is anything he couldn't do. honestly. these amazing dave cook coach victor in pole vaulting, one of 3 sports you played in high school. if we're doing a drill and he couldn't quite get it. >> in greenwood just wanted to do it over and over and over until they can get right exactly. you know, the way it should be done. so he he was driven. no doubt. dave saes they've reunited recently. victor was the keynote speaker at the national poll vault summit. >> victor surprised his former coach with this flag, which was on the iss. i was they say the least to say that i'm proud of them, that that doesn't even do it. justice humility seems to be a through line for victor when he stood on stage with his lunar mission. crew members. monday, he shifted the spotlight once again. we need to celebrate this moment in human histor

i'm victor black well.elcome to "cnn this morning." >> and i feel like it's starting to warm up. >> it gets warm, cools. we're settling in, folks. >> we are. thanks so much for sharing part of our saturday morning with us. here's what we're watching. more than 20 million people are facing severe threats of storms again after parts of the south were pelted with baseball-sized hail this week. the main threat we're watching out for. >>> the president can no longer ignore by not negotiating. >> we are still waiting for house republicans to produce a budget. they produced a ransom note. >> democrats and republicans spar over the debt limit. will this week's republican plan force the white house to negotiate spending cuts? we'll discuss. >>> at least 23 people are dead after russia unleashed a deadly attack on ukrainian civilians yesterday. our team is live on scene where rescue efforts continue this morning. >>> i'll tell you what a lot of people said. they said they only realized what a big deal this was when t

earlier the pope, mat hungary president cut the li, novak and prime minister, victor, oregon. he and the pope have had differing stances on several issues, most notably, migration, and the interpretation of so called traditional christian values, or been has defended tough anti migrant policies. we're looking at what would love them. speaking afterwards to hungary, top officials, he said the pontiff detailed his thoughts given an on current world of and see a revealing a tonality. nationalism is on the rise and ever harsher judgments and language are used in confronting others internationally. but on the international level of yet, it even seems that politics serves more to stir up emotions rather than to resolve problems as to maturity attained after the horrors of the war, he gives way to regression towards a kind of adolescent belligerence fuzzy. he anesha more baited eco oh, poke. frances is expected to meet homeless people and refugees on saturday. his visit ends on sunday with a mass being held in front of the hungarian parliament. oh, twisted on nell's hundreds of peopl

good morning, victor and amer. well, former president, trump's aides allies advisors have all expressed concern that he might not get a fair trial if this actually does go to trial in manhattan, given the political makeup of that borough, but we have talked to a number of sources who say that trump's legal team is not considering asking for a change of venue to perhaps a more republican friendly burrow, but they are just waiting to actually see that indictment, which they are expected to do on tuesday at that arraignment before they make any decisions. but the messaging behind this that this potential trial might not be fair is really what we have heard from the former president for the last several days. he has painted this as a witch hunt this indictment this case, he has said that alvin bragg is linked to democrats linked to joe biden that this was in some way a favor to joe biden. he's even gone after the judge where he's expected to appear in front of on tuesday, saying that that judge hates him. and this is s

pavlov was his soviet victor. pavlov says, i want you to meet me at the old abbots grill, which is right across the street from the treasury department. my wife, who was in the treasury department, used to have lunch there as well. and harry dexter writes it, okay, i'll meet you. and they met for lunch and victor pavlov had a copy of the new yorker his hand. that's how harry dexter knew who this guy was. they sat down at the table and victor pablo passed a sheet of paper across table to harry dexter and said, i want you to memorize what's on this sheet and i want you to remember what's there. and he looked at it and he read it and he nodded and nodded know i said yes, yes. i agree with all of this. and he folded up the paper he's going to put it in his jacket pocket. and victor powell says, no, no, no, you pass, me, that bag. and he took the paper back and. harry dexter white said, yes, i do exactly what written down here, that plan. that was a secret of soviet intelligence by the name of operation snow white, as

i'm victor blackwell. you are in the cnn newsroom and we begin with the abortion debate across the country. this time, it's over access to medication. abortion after federal courts issued conflicting rulings began after a federal judge in texas ruled to suspend the fda s two decade old approval. of method. pistone then washington state judge ruled the fda must keep the pill on the shelves and 17 democratic states and the district of columbia. cnn's senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen joins us now. so explain what medford press stone is and what happens next. so victor medford. redstone is one of two drugs that are used in medicated abortions. in other words, abortions that are used by pill rather than by a surgical procedure. as you said they've been used safely from more than 20 years. they have an excellent safety profile, and actually, they are now quite common. let's take a look at what's happened with medication abortion over the years. so in 2000, it was, you know all surgical abortions, an