v. washington is terrified. don't. the american people will finally be allowed to hear what the russian president us to say. we have to deal with reality here. tucker carlson is a unique phenomenon and he has the capability of generating hundreds of millions of use in a social media media realm that's outside of the span of control of the government and its main stream media laptop. so, you know, this is a, this is a threat to tucker has the ability, if he pulls this interview off and he does it in the credible manner to expose people about the reality of russia, at least the perspective of the russian leader, russian perspective. and so tucker, carson has a chance to, to present the russian leader in the unfurnished manner. and i think the russian leader would come off looking very good in such an interview. not because there's manipulation taking place, but because the things that he says are logical and should be heard by americans. this is a chance to start to inoculate the american people against the disease of ru

washington v.ely, the position of the western powers does not allow this initiative to be given a universal character. but work continues and apparently will continue, because it is in the interests of all humanity. brussels, as always, is trying. to avoid such serious issues, a source in the leadership of the european union only told reporters that the very discussion of such topics causes concern in the eu. elzeta khramtsova, news. the strategy for introducing hostilities for ukraine is being developed in other countries, sergei lavrov stated this at the euromaidan conference, the lost decade of ukraine. the west supplies weapons, aims at targets, uses kiev for containment of russia. evgeniy nipot u. therefore, it is necessary to rely on the transfer of even longer-range weapons to ukraine so that they reach the heart of russia, as the european union describes it, and thereby again, it means sowing confusion, panic, undermining the trust of the people, isn’t this direct participation in the war,

ahead with these air strikes. rosalind, thank you very much. rosamond jordan talking to us from washington dc, a v i says reportedly launch the 3 air strikes in yemen. quit the fi, so say they head east of the city of side on saturday morning. they are running and by so these are being attacking ships and the red sea in protest against israel's war on guns. then. meanwhile, israel's intensifying it's attacks in southern gaza. at least 26 palestinians have been killed into air strikes, catch up with all the on has more. let me give you a warning that are some distressing seems in a report. the morning the did has become a part of the daily life. osmond bits farewell to his 8 year old son, one of several palestinians killed by his really air strikes and proffer and southern gauze up here, benches outside hospital grounds become make shift marks where families prepare. loved ones for period of the my son is with golf now. he left me here alone, all these rain. these are killing our children and that women were not wanted people to tool. we just want to go to work and come back home. nearly 4 months i

v colorado's deficit was reduced to 58 goals, and the washington forward scored for the sixth game inow, this has not happened since 2018 and this is his 305th power-play goal in nhl history and 14 goals this season along with 23 assists, but this is not enough for the team. washington lost to colorado 3:6 and is still out of the playoff zone. in the immediate hockey league , all participants in the playoffs of the western conference have been determined. the last ticket was won by dynamo minsk. kazan akbars also reached the playoffs, and solovat yulaev won his third victory in a row, defeating the vanguard 7:2. dynamo moscow player nikita gusiev, meanwhile, became the first hockey player in khl history to score 80 points in two regular championships. it was his goal in overtime that brought the capital’s dynamo team victory over motorist. away, regular time ended in a 1:1 draw after goals from jesse blacker and andrei mironov. thanks to this victory, dynamo moved up to second place in the west, and the motorist is fifth in the east. the first matches of the 1/8 finals ended yesterday

v. wade. here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> women should have the right to make their ownir healthcare. >> in battleground michigan, democrats are seeking to utilize the alabama supreme court embryo ruling allowing parents to sue ibf clinics it energize their base. >> just make the decision on ibf. in vitro fertilization. it's shocking. so, we got to do it again. one more time. >> another female democratic senator tammy duckworth of illinois confirmed democrats believe this could be a central campaign issue. >> donald trump has been the guy leading this effort to eliminate women's reproductive rights and reproductive choice. so this is the next step. >> even though republican leaders starting with former president trump say they support in vitro fertilization. >> i'm calling on the alabama legislature to act quickly to find an immediate solution to preserve the availability of ivf in alabama and i'm sure they are going to do that. >> the republican senate campaign arm jumped on the issue by sending out this memo on friday urging that, quote: it is imperative that our candi

v. wade and promised to keep working to restore protections for reproductive rights. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> a push to recall two board members of the oakland unified school district is picking up momentum. back in september, two measures approved a measure that banned the pride flag from being flown on the school's campus. now, parents and members are working to remove them. they filed a petition tuesday with the goal to force a special recall election. the grid says they have more than enough answers needed. the registrar of voters office will have 30 days to validate the petition and grant or deny its certification. >>> new trouble for the troubled millennium tower, it has been six months since the high-rise tower was fully supported to stop it from sinking and leaning. while the project was held as an immediate success, we have learned that the high-rise is no longer sinking any further to the side, but it now appears to be sinking in the middle. >> here at the millennium tower, you can see the construction crews and scaffolding are all gone,. no signs of the t

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in 2016, he sold files of secret documents v the how the c i a hacked as various bits of devices, including details of washington's cooperation with british intelligence for hack, smart tvs, for surviving people in the same. yeah, he pass that information onto we keep weeks which published it in 20. 17 prosecutor says schultz, committed to quote some of them as brings him in those crimes of espionage in american history. the effect of which has been dubbed digital po hall, but we spoke with former c, i a analyst, larry johnson. he says, the c, i, the actions violate us constitutional protections by spying on his own citizens. what made what the united states was doing so egregious is that it was spine on its own citizens. it was violating constitutional protections. there are many other countries around the world that don't have those protections enshrined in their constitution or under a law. but it is, it does exist in the united states. and here the c i a who's job as they're supposed to spy on foreigners, people overseas. but they were turning their spine onto their own american citizens, to our people, be per

v. colorado. the gap was reduced to 58 goals, and the striker. puck this season, but this is not enough for the team; washingtono colorado 3:6 and is still outside the playoff zone. in the continental hockey league , all participants in the playoffs of the western conference have been determined; dynamo minsk was the last to win a ticket . kazan akbars entered the playoffs, and solovat yulaev won his third victory in a row, defeating avangard 7:2. dynamo moscow player nikita gusev, meanwhile, became the first hockey player in khl history to scored 80 points in two regular seasons. it was his goal in overtime that brought the capital’s dynamo team a victory over avtomobilist away. regular time ended in a 1:1 draw after goals from jesse blacker and andrei mironov. thereby. succeeded, dynamo climbed to second place in the west, the motorist is fifth in the east. the first matches of the 1/8 finals of the champions league ended the day before, in leipzig everything was decided by one goal from brahim deos for real madrid, so the result is 1:0, an away victory for the royal club in germany. mancity guardiola is also

number was on their dummies from washington to support my side, but i was lucky in a couple of ways: i have a famous relative, my father, my father only recently participated vre he gained supporters throughout. country and many of his supporters came to me, so i didn't have to rely on the party and corporate money, all corporate funding goes to the incumbents, it doesn't matter republican or democrat, but all the corporate money goes to the establishment, and mcconnald gave all that money to my opponent , but i was also able to collect, at that time it was serious money for kentucky, about 3-4 million for primaris, my opponent had the same amount, so we had the same amount of money. i also i believe that i have some abilities that... are attractive to the voter, i traveled and spoke everywhere, and what is interesting is that i ran against the republican establishment in the primaries, and this was just after the bank bailout, when all the republicans voted for the bailout all these endless billions from the banks at the expense of the middle class, and this of course influenced, i think that sometimes when people are nominated, they are afraid to speak out

v. wade. here are the headwinds facing the ticket of biden-harris, "washington times," biden can't make inflation for household budgets, pins problems on corporate greed. the president and his aides note the annual inflation rate has eased steadily from the high of 9.1% in december of 2022 to 3.1% in january. it has not brought down russia prices. it means only that prices for many items are not rising as fast as they were 18 months ago. then there is this in the "wall street journal," mishkin voters, anger is a problem for -- michigan voters, anger is a problem for biden. it says, arab americans in this state are crucial for the democrat coalition. here is the reporting, there are lots of voters, like the one that is a future in this piece, and the metro detroit area, which is crucial for any victory for mr. biden in the state, wayne county, the most populous in michigan, is home to about the united auto worker's international headquarters and the largest arab american community in the united states. thousands of arabs settled here in the 1960's and 1970's and got jobs in the ford plant. today t

v-e to three-to-one, three-to-one. today. >> i'm evan perez in washington. >> and this is cnn closed captioning brought to buy in vet help o. do you have an invention idea but don't know >> what to do next, call in vienna today, they can help you get started with your idea called now hundreds 7100020 >> at the department of justice civil servants work to follow the law wherever it may lead without prejudice or improper influence. but according to jack smith's indictment of donald trump, attempted to wield that influence in an effort to hold onto the presidency. >> how do you view >> the level of pressure? that trump placed on the department of justice does ever been anything like it because donald trump was so desperate to hold onto power that he didn't care about the rules >> but leadership at the department of justice did care about the rules and was not bending to the pressure leaders in the permanent justice? told the former president that there was no outcome determinative fraud for them to launch an investigation, to >> overturn the election. so as part of the pressure campaign and department of justice this is whe

happening in the, in the west bank, not washington has sanctioned a number of the ron based companies for allegedly supporting care. ron's ballistic best selling you a v p. ready grabs of the measures we're also imposed in 6 year ronnie and officials who the us treasury department says are engaged in malicious cyber activities against critical american infrastructure. i think you guys will take all necessary measures and steps to defend itself. again, according to. ready defense secretary load austin's comments come after 3 american soldiers were killed in a drilling strike and an american bays located on the syrian jordanian border. the president will not tolerate a tax on american troops, and neither will i our teammates were killed by radical militias back by iran and operating inside syria and iraq. this is a dangerous moment in the middle east. we will continue to work to avoid a wider conflict than a region, but we will take all necessary actions to defend the united states, our interest, and our people. and we will respond when we choose where we choose and how we choose. however, i'm was waiting for a response from the united states after that

v. gore where they halted the recount to florida, they decided that case one day after they heard oral arguments. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> donald trump is another step closer to securing the president trump nomination for the presidency. cnn is projecting he will win the nevada caucuses taking all 26 delegates. nikki haley refused to take part. trump told supporters he expects the supreme court to rule in his favor in the colorado ballot case. here he is. >> our supreme court hopefully will be doing something in terms of preserving our democracy. we have to preserve our democracy. and i think they had a very interesting and beautiful day perhaps. i think it was really a beautiful sight to watch. and it is the way it is supposed to be. and, hopefully, the decision will be a very important decision. >> all right, joining me to discuss this is thomas gift. thanks so much for being here with us. let's ignore the questions about biden's age and memory. we'll get to that. but just on the decision itself not to charge biden, how much of a win is that for biden and possibly as a motivating force for trump and the republican

v. wade, take away abortion rights in this country. >> a prophetic warning at the women's march in washington in 2017.et electoral college win that galvanized so many americans across many issues, and there had been some who had been complacent for a wide variety of reasons, a d.c. elite and media that all but assured a region that we would have president clinton, that trump would lose it was a drifting disappointment as well with democratic leaders in modern politics. over the ensuing four years those kind of concerns definitely took a back seat for many liberals to prioritizing an all-out effort to organize and combat donald trump's actions in office and organize a response which we should note proved both swift and effective. new voters and all that enthusiasm led to the trouncing of trump in the next midterm election, fortifying existence in d.c. and as mentioned in other stories, part of the movement that helped oust trump in 2020, a winning coalition that in many ways was motivated as much by stopping trump as any other affirmative view of any other candidate. president biden proved up to the ta

v wade. according to the cdc, about 2% of babies are created using assisted reproductive technology in washington matter, rivera, fox news. new research from stanford university is shedding light on why women are more prone to autoimmune diseases. and that includes disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis and lupus. stanford researchers say it appears this disparity may be linked to something called x-chromosome inactivation. when the body shuts down activity on an x chromosome as a defensive measure. now, earlier on the floor, we spoke to the senior author of this new study, doctor howard chang from the stanford school of medicine, about his research. >> this is a really striking finding and something that doctors have noticed for decades. so that number four out of five patients with autoimmune disease, that's an average. so some relatively common diseases like lupus, the ratio is 9 to 1, female to male. there's another disease called sjogren's syndrome. the number is 19 to 1 female to male. so it's really striking. but we were really excited to discover that there's a single

v wade. >> according to the cdc, about 2% of babies are created using assisted reproductive technology in washington matter. rivera fox news san francisco says five years of efforts to improve early childhood education are paying off. >> proposition c was passed by city voters in 2018 to put more resources into child care. since then, mayor london breed says that the city has been able to recruit and retain more educators with raises for more than 1600 educator hours. the city has also rehabbed or created 40 new child development facilities, including 17 just this year. >> and i've been over all over the city, cutting ribbons on new facilities, helping to provide resources and support to some of our existing facilities that needed an upgrade and needed the kind of new advanced facilities that ensure that our children have these great environments. >> and the mayor and other city officials spoke this morning at the good samaritan family resource and child development center on folsom street. the city says it has been able to double the number of child care slots from 6000 to 12,000 because of these i

v gyptian presidents about ongoing efforts to get new aid into the strip . the bottom says efforts to reach an agreement for a temporary cease 5 by monday on like a journal let's go to washington d. c, where we are joined by a white house correspondent committee hole kits. so president biden speaking that early this morning, what more did he have to say about the incidents and gaza? so yeah, the us president, 1st of all, really surprised a lot of people by making those comments about helps free a terminal, but not likely that there would be a temporary cease fire by monday, given the fact that he himself had indicated that there was likely to be a temporary cease fire by monday and so that was unusual. was also unusual. was the fact that the national security council just hours earlier also indicated that there was a promise of a temporary cease fire. so that potentiality was certainly in the works. and then it seemed that something had happened. well, what we know had happened was there had been some telephone calls that had taken place with the mirror of caught her as well as the president of egypt. and as a result, what it appears is, but there was a need for something more

about brynn vote >> learn how add v can help you save yeah to get your competence back, reset your style, learn more at reset smile.com. >> i'm katie bo lillis in washington and this is cnn the first inflation point port of the new year shows consumer prices continuing to cool off. bit less than some of the forecast expected. it reveals annual inflation slowing to 3.1% in january, down from 3.4% in december. that's right. vanessa yurkevich is with us now on this. >> when what are these new numbers mean for consumers and for the economy >> it's certainly a cooling from the numbers that we saw in december, but we're sort of going back to the prices that we saw in november. analysts were expecting a rate of below 3% that did not happen. we're at 3.1% year over year inflation for consumer prices and on the month were up 0.3%. now one of the reasons that we've seen cooling in january, because energy prices have continued to fall down 0.9% in the month of january and actually coming down four over the course of the year. that's right really encouraging for people who >> are filling up at the pump and heating their homes. but what is really kept these inflation

v. wade. here are the headwinds facing the ticket of biden-harris, "washington times," biden can't make inflationit for household budgets, pins problems on corporate greed. the president and his aides note the annual inflation rate has eased steadily from the high of 9.1% in december of 2022 to 3.1% in january. it has not brought down russia prices. it means only that prices for many items are not rising as fast as they were 18 months ago. then there is this in the "wall street journal," mishkin voters, anger is a problem for -- michigan voters, anger is a problem for biden. it says, arab americans in this state are crucial for the democrat coalition. here is the reporting, there are lots of voters, like the one that is a future in this piece, and the metro detroit area, which is crucial for any victory for mr. biden in the state, wayne county, the most populous in michigan, is home to about the united auto worker's international headquarters and the largest arab american community in the united states. thousands of arabs settled here in the 1960's and 1970's and got jobs in the ford plant. today

i'll be moving on to washington, dc tomorrow, and i'll be broadcasting, as i've said from america, said all week from america, we'll a look at trump we'll be having a look at trump ve to talk to the argentinian president, particularly with cameron and the falklands. going to do the falklands. i'm going to do my best to try and him my best to try and track him down whether should down and whether congress should approve this $60 billion package, all of that. and of course, in south carolina this saturday, another primary, and it's going to be trump versus haley, an awful lot to look forward to over the next few days. but before that and before i go off, let's have a look at what the uk weather has in store for of you . for all of you. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello! very good evening to you. i'm alex burkill. here's your latest gb news weather update. there will be a spell of wet and windy weather for many of us tomorrow, before of us tomorrow, but before that we have a relatively quiet we do have a relatively quiet night ahead. that's because we have pressure to the south have high