schedule for a june caitlin cooke got it says so to so you wish so than what they glint irish but victor, so carrying us get along for a gun now on that chism on all want on you saw it fixed on in the early 19 thirties and the japanese military carefully studied a report by microbiologist, cheryl caching, biological weapons affect the human body silent, causing a slow but painful death. there is no need to manufacture missiles. instead, you can infect clothing, food, or water, food, his bus bacteria from aircraft. they will proliferate. and in fact, humans with general easy, wasn't just a biologist, but also a military man with the rank of colonel. he was very smart, intelligent table, person of high status in japan. he was a medical doctor who was also a pilot and a military commander. he had all of these great talents and skills that sadly, instead of being used for a good purpose, he took his great prodigious skills and took it in the opposite direction to the dark side. as a force for evil with japan's general stuff, allocated enormous resources to help the biologist establish a secret f

uh-huh, and with a certain word victor so, for sure , he didn’t take his eyes off the whole day.s victor not immediately taken under suspicion? and because i i called the local office and they told me that two parishioners saw sexton with a bucket of paint on the balustrade. climbed everything pointed to an accident. two witnesses - this is an iron albi for him. uh-huh, yes, i'm afraid, the guys with a kondachka will not work with him, if they split sooner or later, they will kill their own, and he is bald and silent, like a drug mafia fish, a terrible force to listen to you, complete hopelessness, why do they pay you money? we do everything we can. there are drugs, now we enter. today we will ride, of course, moving towards the 12-round rocket launcher. everything, look help. a variable security today at 14:00 on ntv pennsylvania today at 19:50 on ntv there is askofen p against pain, painkiller with paracetamol at an affordable price ultra reinforced composition to combat migraine and other types of pain, when acute pain makes you climb the wall staff is great red packaging rush

>> reporter: yeah, that's right, victor. sothe secret service has responded to the subpoena request that the january 6th select committee sent to them, trying to obtain this information that may have been deleted, these text messages from january 5 and january 6th. the department of homeland security inspector general has said are possibly deleted. in the statement they just issued in the last few minutes, they have said they are continuing to cooperate with the january 6th committee and their subpoena, and they have begun the process of handing over some of these documents. what is still an open question is whether or not these text messages that could have been deleted are able to be retrieved and handed over. the secret service still not being 100% clear, publicly, as to whether or not that information still exists. some members of the committee had said they were hopeful that the text messages would still be available to them. that is not certain right now. and it also comes at the same time that the national archives is no

so where are the diamonds? victorlyich i don't know, so far there is only one that was found at the strelkovoy base. i don’t know, this is not an answer, and so i made a lot of unnecessary gestures, followed olga’s ring. it's stupid to her vtyuhalla your idea. don't yell at me andrey vladimirovich, i'm not your whipping boy. yes, you seem to have forgotten about our little secret victor bream. so i will remind you your hands are stained with the blood of olga's father, i'm not myself. what difference does it make to order you gave a lot of a very round sum that cost me. your post this, it seems, too, have forgotten decided that all my life. andrei vladimirovich, an imaginary dead man , should have done this long ago. diamonds, i 'll find myself now. the most popular show in russia mask music a-a drives you by the nose. has been trolling me since the very first broadcast today at 10:30 pm, but ntv is live, premiere tomorrow at 9:40 pm on ntv but at the birth of a girl, a terrible diagnosis was made, a proximal form of

nickname 500 bath minus 300 you minus 200 victor so we play with you for 500 ill-wishers.liked to perform from balconies. in honor of this literary hero in the soviet union, the czechoslovak steam locomotive chs2 was nicknamed, although ears. lokomotiv did not seem to have. cheburashka is rightly nicknamed 300 this monetary nickname was received from the inhabitants of murom by the park named after the fiftieth anniversary of soviet power fifty dollars. hotel zero at artyom artyom topic one of three rate let's go to a maximum of 500 attention per screen specialists from this baltic capital planted a garden in the moscow park sadovniki the central path of the garden symbolizes the river flowing through the capital. latvia specialists from this baltic capital is correct this is riga the river daugava let's play in a hotel for 300. in 1867 he sketched an inn near tashkent perhaps vereshchagin will correctly continue the theme of a hotel for 100. which hotels are usually located near the highway, and the entrances to the rooms are arranged from the street closer to parking? ah

victor's father passed away too. my father passed away, and on march 8. so victor's mother is a very seriously ill person, and mine is also here. unfortunately in a critical situation in a critical situation. she has rav4 degrees of pancreas and severe pain, but despite this, she constantly asks how victor's health is. when can i see him, and vitya also constantly. here we are constantly discussing, as if this topic is natural, of course, and he is trying to somehow support me. and, of course, we still have hope that he will have time to return home. the way our mothers will leave and can hug them, this is with us. well, just such a hope that it somehow gives hope and strength. here's to sticking with our parents. i understand that victor vot has been in prison for 14 years, in total, in my opinion, 25. yes, but yes. yes, and alla. i say that victor has been in prison for 14 years, but there are some progress in his case. what the lawyer says or a everything is somehow frozen, but no one happens at the current levels. naturally, of course, i know that russia

[interposing voices] victor sellarole: but look guys, it's like that. sole: i do get nervous. so this is a female empowerment event that we're having, and the rap squad was asked to do a remix of keep your head up. so teumonte and norman are going to do that. well obviously, the original keep your head up was all about women's empowerment, so they rewrote it with like a modern twist. >> come on iladies. let's trying to fill up this line first. y: (rapping) ♪ with some friends. ♪ living in the world so cold trying to be different. ♪ ♪ but everybody acting so bold, what the big issue. ♪ ♪ got to keep your head up, ♪ just keep on pushing till you had enough. ♪ ♪ i know you tired of the pain and stuff ♪ ♪ throughout the world. montae: thank you. give it up one more time for chs. [cheering] ray: thank you. he did a good job today. victor sellarole: i am proud. come here. ray: because that's one of the only teachers that i actually understood. he understood me. he understood why i couldn't sit down and be quiet. adhd, man. this man has adhd himself. he knows wha

>> yeah, that's a good question, victor. son control laws would reduce gun-related deaths? 58% of voters in this poll say yes. we do believe that the stricter laws would actually reduce gun related deaths. that's a high water mark. it's about where it was after the park lland shooting in 2018. as you can see here through other incidents, this is numerically a high water mark. what i think is also interesting is a different slice of this. beyond just gun control laws, we ask can government and society take actions to prevent another mass shooting. so a broader question. 69% of voters in this poll say yes, government and society can take actions, and look at that number over time. that also is a high water mark in terms of us asking whether or not people believe there is action that both government and society can take to prevent this from happening again. the one thing we do see is that that new bipartisan gun control law we saw come out of congress and signed by president biden, a plurality, 45% says that doesn't go far enough.

. >> and you're exactly right, victor, so this is starting to sound a little bit like the boston marathonhave a traumatic event, so to speak, you know, a terrorist incident or a mass shooting, and then the community goes into shelter in place. that cannot sustain itself for too long, as we discovered also in boston. mostly because if you don't end up finding the person relatively quickly, you just simply can't shut down a city, and you know, you're close enough. it's not adjacent to chicago, but you're close enough to chicago that all he needed to do was to get into a city and hide for a little bit. so this is just a man hunt. the hope is that people who -- i mean, i would say the best piece of evidence that they're going to find is someone who knows him and may have suspected will let authorities know who they're looking for. this is normally how these man hunts unfold, and then at least they'll have an identification of someone who they're looking for and then they can try to figure it out. they have a very specific description in particular, that 18 to 20-year-old number, that may be f

tell us about that. >> right, victor, so the governor is taping this testimony that will be presentedecial grand jury at some point in the future. kemp was one of those officials that trump had reached out to after the 2020 election. and he was pressuring kemp to try to institute a special session and convinced the state legislature to overturn biden's victory in the state. trump also wanted kemp to order an audit of the absentee ballots and signatures. kemp, a republican, declined to do either of those things. his testimony, he's one of the high profile people to do this testimony, the reason he's doing it via video, prosecutors said he understood he's the sitting governor of the state and trying to reach the accommodation with him, but he's one of several high profile people that will have evidence presented before the grand jury. >> how valuable is his testimony? >> potentially very valuable. we understand at this point that the nature of that call that trump made to governor kemp was to get him to try to call the special session of the state legislature here in georgia which the g

so it's such a perverse situation, victor. and we have to place here come the biden comeback stories after some potential legislative movement. politico today wrote , after enduring a brutal year, biden is suddenly on the verge of a turnaround to the white house believes could salvage his summer and alter the trajectory of his presidency. now they write, even though, of course, their own poll from this week, victor, shows and biden's at 37% approval. this is a feeling it's going to salvage his summer. what about the people who can't put gas in their car? what about their summer? their we're coming up to gut check time in ukraine because it's turning into a verden verdun like slog. we have to decide are we going to continue to up the and escalate the aid so they can survive or are we going to have a negotiated settlement or are we going to really get into a cuban missile crisis, a nuclear brinkmanship with vladimir putin? nobody's talking about that. but china is watching all this very carefully. and the only thing i think has

paul whelan can be exchanged for victor bout, so there is and the deal was sorted out by our correspondentnited states where there are no riders we will definitely understand whether washington is ready for an exchange when viktor bout falls into the hands of russian representatives. of course, when he is already handed over, there is scant information now, here on cnn they refer to their sources in the state department. they talk about what is really offered. here is such an e-exchange deal, but i must say that for them, vis-à-vis. uh, this did not become news in moscow, it turns out that such an offer was allegedly received by russian representatives a few weeks ago in june the americans came up with such a proposal. and as reported by tin biden, he really approved such an exchange option, it was proposed to exchange two us citizens for one russian. i mean, victor is working on paul whelan, and britney kreer has a few words for each of them . he was arrested in thailand at the request of the americans, he was accused of smuggling. weapons, russian. he did not and does not admit guilt. uh

. >> so, victor, that woman so well describing the chaos and confusion that was happening in those moments after the shooting. you heard law enforcement say that there are people actually calling there from different cities, surrounding areas, saying are events safe to continue on with the july 4th celebrations, and they're saying use your own judgment. we're expecting a release from the nypd about adding patrols in new york city for the biggest fireworks show in america. you can imagine what this is like for that community, surrounding communities, trying to figure out what to do. this is hitting everyone at home. >> before we let you go, i understand this is very early in the reporting and maybe hospitals have not given this information. is there an age range of the victims who have been transported? >> that's a good question, victor. i will follow up with them. i did not get that information with them as of yet. they're going to update me about every half hour or so, so i'll definitely ask that question. i can tell you there was such an immediate response to this, they had to bring in a

so, for how much longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan, and so many more, this is all they deserveaces, we got to see some sunshine. in other places, the humidity gave rise to a lot of cloud, mist and murk and some outbreaks of rain, and there's more cloud and rain in the forecast for sunday across some parts of the uk. the sunniest conditions will be up to the north. the earlier satellite picture shows this pipeline of cloud bringing some outbreaks of rain. we're starting sunday on a pretty soggy note across parts of wales, northern england, the north midlands, eastern england, too. very little rain getting down into the south but quite a cloudy, murky start to the day here. much of the rain will tend to peter out. still a few showers into the afternoon but a bit more in the way of brightness developing, particularly in north wales and northern england. all the while, northern ireland and scotland will have the lion's share of the sunshine. always a bit more cloud for eastern scotland. cool and fresh here — 16 for aberdeen, 18 degrees from belfast. still quite warm down towards th

so, for how much longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan, and so many more, this is all they deservethis weekend. some cloud, even some rain, but also some warm spells of sunshine. and we ended the week on a warmer note, with more sunshine around, temperatures in southern parts of england reached 28 celsius. wasn't quite as warm as that in birmingham. and for the commonwealth games this weekend, there'll still be a lot of cloud around. may get some rain actually sunday and later on monday, as well. all that rain will be coming in from the atlantic. this ribbon of cloud here will be staggering down across the uk — it's already brought some rain across northern ireland into scotland, some patchy rain maybe for a while across northern england and north wales. but we start off quite warm, actually, for much of the country on saturday morning. but for the northern half of the uk, this is where we've got the thickest of the cloud, and we're seeing most of the rain. through the morning, though, it should become drier and brighter in northern ireland and scotland, some sunny spells in the af

so, for how much longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan, and so many more, this is all they deserve sky and sunshine were quite precious, and those that we did get gradually clouded over through the afternoon, just as with worthing in west sussex — the reason being quite a lot of cloud generally across the country, and some of that has been producing some rain today. now, if we take a zoom out towards the atlantic, you can see there's another pulse of cloud starting to push in, and that will bring yet more rain through the night tonight, some of it heavy as it moves across west—facing coasts of wales and into north—west england, but it will weaken a touch as it pushes its way steadily eastwards. still a level of uncertainty as to whether we could see some rain to the southeast corner, where we are starting to get pretty desperate now. here, it stays quite muggy through the night, fresher with clearer skies in scotland. here, we'll start off with early morning sunshine. one pulse of wet weather will slowly start to ease away. fair amount of cloud generally across england and wales an

so, for how much longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan, and so many more, this is all they deservehere today. many of us have started cloudy, but there are some breaks in the cloud. there's some sunshine and some warmth across the south coast. as you can see from bournemouth earlier on, it's feeling quite muggy out there. but further north and west the cloud has been thick enough for some patchy light rain today. this was cumbria just a few hours ago and if we take a look at the satellite and the radar combined, you can see how extensive the cloud is and how fragmented, but a bit of a nuisance. that rain is pushing its way steadily eastwards, never really getting into the south east corner and a brighter afternoon in scotland. but here noticably fresher, particularly on those exposed west coast. we're looking at 1a to 20 degrees, highest values in the sunshine peaking at 25 celsuis. that's 77 fahrenheit. now, as we go through the evening and overnight, there's more cloud and outbreaks of rain to come pushing in across wales, the southwest eventually moving its way through the midla

so for how much longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan and so many more this is all they deserve inre about that exclusive report and explore more content on the topic, by visiting our website at the usual address and clicking on the europe page. some breaking news, a powerful 7.1 earthquake has struck the philippine island of luzon. landslides have been reported in some areas — and a hospital has been badly damaged. there are no reports of any casualties so far. the quake was a shallow one — just six miles down and aftershocks have been felt in the philippine capital manila. this story is just breaking — and we'll bring you more details when we have them. ican i can tell you president ferdinand marcos i can tell you president ferdinand marcoer has already ordered the immediate dispatch of rescue relief teams to the province where the earthquake has hit, and he is also going to fly there, we understand, in due course. let's get some of the day's other news. police in the democratic republic of congo say at least 15 people, including three peacekeepers, have been killed during demons

so, for how much longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan, and so many more, this is all they deserve the week ahead just recently, the trend remains the same — quiet into next weekend. but there will be a little bit of showery rain before that. we saw signs of that on sunday. cloudy skies across england and wales bringing rain, but clear blue sky and sunshine for much of scotland and northern ireland throughout the day. and you can see that quite clearly from space on the satellite picture where the best of the breaks were. i just want to point out this massive cloud, as well, out in the atlantic on sunday. by monday that's going to drift it towards us and it will gradually start to bring some rain with it by the end of play. but before all that, we might start off a little on the cloudy side through lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast england. eventually that cloud and a few isolated showers melting away, lots of sunshine, but out to the west, that weather front starting to arrive by the end of the afternoon. it will bring some rain into northern ireland, so highs of 19 here, but s

we also just learned, alisyn, and victor that texas dps just launched an internal review so they can check for violations of law, policy and doctrine. that's new. this is the first sign of some sort of accountability happening within texas dps, which is what these families have been calling for. alisyn. >> rosa flores in uvalde. we'll start right there. thank you very much, rosa. let's bring that now to cnn security correspondent josh campbell who served as an fbi agent. and cnn law enforcement analyst, charles ramsey, he led the police forces in washington, d.c., and philadelphia. gentlemen, good afternoon, josh, let me start with you, with the significance of this texas dps, internal review in which they say they will examine the actions of every dps trooper, officer, agent and ranger. >> that's right, and our colleague rosa's reporting is so important because this is a community that has been demanding answers, and i have to tell you, you know, being in law enforcement, now covering law enforcement, i've never seen anything like this. after a tragedy, you have law enforcement agen

now 3 people left, john in victor, missing of the acting president, has the support of ousted president dodge up. ok. so spotty, which has a huge majority. but in another development that file it says has split. and therefore, john in victor missing, i can no longer be sure that he get the numbers to win the presidency when a vote takes place tomorrow. it's a secret about it. so anything can happen. weekly hill, i shouting children's against at on it, victor missing us. they don't want to have a president who has means to have support from the ousted president. what am i about japan? they want a fresh start for the country. a new dawn for this beleaguered nation which has suffered so much in the past few months. the people who are still struggling is a sure did you feel, would you shipments have come would be the standing a 2 bedroom station olivia today, but there was a q kilometers long of people waiting to get just a little bit of view. so they could, so by head announced by the united nation to hescamp for relief as that relief of people here. but for now, for now on eyes on the presidential electio

so for how much | longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan and so many more this is all they deservete that is a very difficult report actually to watch, isn't it? but we have more detail about dan's work there, about the investigation carried out, and we've got more content as well on the topic. go to our website, click on the europe page, it will take you to that. here is a statement. here is a statement. we are heading towards the worst recession in half a century. that's the warning from the international monetary fund. in its world economic outlook, it predicts global growth will be slower than previously forecast. global real gdp growth will slow to 3.2% in 2022, that's down from a forecast of 3.6% issued in april. it could be just 2% in 2023, with growth at virtually zero in europe and the united states. the imf�*s chief economist says high interest rates, which are being introduced to put a check on mounting inflation, are having an impact on growth. we were expecting inflation to be more of a short—lived problem than it proved to be, and if the standard response, when you ge

so. victor oquendo tonight. victor, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn next tonight to new questions and new anger after that chilling video was released from inside that school in uvalde. the families who lost their children want answers. how this went on for 77 minutes. the images of officers retreating in that hallway. abc's john quinones tonight in uvalde. >> reporter: tonight, in that uvalde community, many parents have been demanding answers. now their anger only growing after new video obtained by kvue and "the austin american statesman" shows the 77 agonizing minutes from the time the gunman entered the school until law enforcement would finally take him down. those organizations releasing the leaked video to provide transparency to the community. one of the responding officers was outside the classroom armed with an assault rifle, just three minutes into the massacre. police retreating after coming under fire. teacher arnulfo reyes says watching the video makes him sick. he was shot twice, trapped

so cute. i always told victor about this the smell was of perfume from him dressed. o stylish always the hair always you know, he was so short, the haircut is always like that uh. such youth yes, and he was very different, so to speak, such a colorful cock beyond his years, you know, that's how he is, that is, he tried to you in front of all women. and always impress. the dilye made a particularly strong impression on the second wife of viktor bumgart, elzara. the clerks saw her more than once with igor, which suggested that the potion was involved in the strange disappearance of the owner german sloboda so igor became the main suspect. he was called by the investigative committee. he gave contradictory testimonies, which gave us reason to believe that a really given citizen could have committed this crime. after being re-interrogated, citizen bount elzara last confirmed her uh, sexual relationship with citizen trees. employees of the tfr now had no doubt that they were dealing with a classic love triangle. but no evidence of igor's involvement in the disappearance vi

so, for how much longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan — and so many more — this is all they deservethe bbc website, i want to add, in fact, more on the bbc website, i want to add, infact, ruth more on the bbc website, i want to add, in fact, ruth clegg, the producer of that report, has written an extensive piece on the subject, so if you are looking for more in—depth analysis, do turn to the bbc website for more. turning to a different story you now and tell you about how england are through to the final of the women's euros — after beating sweden 4—0 in the semi—final. the lionesses will now face either france or germany in the final at wembley on sunday. it's theirfirst major tournament final since 2009. our sports reporter dan whitworth is in sheffield in the north of england, where the match was played. i am in the fan zone here in sheffield. this game has just finished. it's about a mile down the road. 30,000 fans have been cheering on the lionesses there, and is up to 5000 fans here in the fan zone in sheffield. i've got some i want to introduce you to. now, girls, ispoke to s

it would have to be a pretty big trade to trade for victor boot. soministration might not do a one for one, but getting all three americans out, mcfaul says it will be worth it. he was approached with all kinds of issues, and he said he would make that trade. as hard a decision as it is. you know, the guy who was in jail that was traded for trevor was convicted of drug smuggling. he was a pilot. victor is an internationally known arms dealer, dealing with terrorists. but if you are the president of the united states, that is the kind of decision you are going to have to make and there is a lot of pressure. the reverend al sharpton saying he and other faith leaders want the state department and the president to help them get to moscow to russia where her yale and pray with her because they are so concerned about her spiritual, physical and mental well-being. that is a lot of pressure on the president. >> andrea, thank you for that insight. i appreciate it as we are getting live updates in from the white house even as we speak. >>> the shooting on highl

electors from states that joe biden won and to have them declare that donald trump was the actual victor. and so we know that, you know, mark short, the vice president's chief of staff at the time, the former vice president's chief of staff, has now testified before this grand jury in washington. this is the grand jury that is looking specifically at some of these actions which have serious implications obviously for the former president. at this point we can't say that the president is directly under investigation, but this is as close as you can get at the justice department without being able to say that because everyone around him essentially who was involved in this scheme is now being looked at. kate? >> absolutely. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> so let's focus in on the attorney general. attorney general garland is vowing to prosecute anyone that they find criminally responsible if they interfered with the peaceful transfer of power. in this new interview with nbc, garland makes clear he's not ruling out the possibility that that could include donald trump. we have more now on this

so cute. i always told victor about this and the smell was of perfume from him. y so stylish, always his hair, you know, he was always so short, his haircut was always so uh, so youthful yes, and he was very different, so to speak, beyond his years such colorful rooster you know. that is, he always tried to impress you in front of all women. the dilye made a particularly strong impression on the second wife of viktor bumgart, elzara. the guards saw her more than once with igor , which suggested that the potion was involved in the strange disappearance of the owner of the german sloboda. so igor became the main suspect. he was summoned to the investigative committee. during the interrogation, he gave contradictory testimonies, which gave us reason to believe that the really given citizen could have committed this crime. after after being re-interviewed, the bount citizen elzara the latter confirmed her, er, sexual relationship with the tree citizen. employees of the tfr now had no doubt that they were dealing with a classic love triangle. but there was no evidence

i realize what an incredible privilege it was to spend so many hours with his aging line of a man defeated in the war in vietnam and yet a victor in so many ways a bipartisan leader who was able to bring both sides of the aisle together for historic legislation on civil rights and voting rights and medicare and i'd like to believe that that experience fired within me the drive to understand the interperson behind the public figure as as i moved from lbj to of k from jfk to abraham lincoln from abraham lincoln to franklin roosevelt from franklin roosevelt to teddy roosevelt and william howard taft. and as i say i wouldn't change it for anything in the world. so i'm so grateful to have become an historic historian and so glad to be among presidential descendants is so exciting for me to meet all of you today. so here we are and i'm going to talk to you today really about the presidents that i know the best which are lincoln teddy franklin and lbj and how they found time in this terrible times of pressure. we're living in a really difficult time. now as you all know, there's a cascading series of crises and we have to find ways to

. >> how much longer will ukrae tell victor and ivan and so many more this is all they deserve in lifen johnson, bbc news. >> the stolen lives of disabled children in ukraine. while the impact of the war in ukraine has been felt in the global economy. the world could be on the brink of the worst recession for half a century if the effects of the war and high inflation go unchecked. the latest imf forecast has economic growth falling to 3.2% this year a dropping even more in the next 12 months. >> we were expecting inflation to be more of a short-lived problem that improved to be. if the standard response when you get elevated energy price would be to say there is not much to control the price oil, therefore if it is going to be transitory, let's wait. but what we realize is it is not just that. it is a combination of factors. the perfect storm for inflation. ly disruption, strong demand, and energy price shock all of these things are pushing inflation outside of the comfort zone. >> a gloomy forecast for the world economy. scientists in the u.ssay there is compelling evidence a market

victor messing up. they don't want to have a president who has me. so i had a support from the house did president, what am i about just buckshot. they want a fresh start for the country. a new dawn for this beleaguered nation which has suffered so much in the past few months. the people who are still struggling is a sure did you feel you shipments have come the be the standing a 2 bedroom station olivia today, but there was a q kilometers long or people waiting to get just a little bit of fuel. so they could, so by head announced by the united nation to hescamp for relief as that relief of people here. but for now, for now on eyes on the presidential election, which mistake this tomorrow. the united nation says over 5 and a half 1000000, free lumpkins are in need of life saving assistance. but those fuel shortages, we just thought about main supplies, copy transport, official figures, show food inflation, has reached 80 percent. milton pereira cannot afford enough food, and it shows at age 74, he keeps his hair neatly combed, but other features bear wi

so, for how much longer will ukraine tell victor and ivan and so many more that this is all they deserve bbc news. the stolen lives of disabled children in ukraine. the impact of the war in ukraine is being felt in the global economy — now the international monetary fund has warned the world could be on the brink of the worst recession for half a century, if the effects of the war and high inflation go unchecked. the latest imf forecast has global economic growth falling to three—point—two percent this year, and dropping even more in the next 12 months. we're expecting inflation to be more of a short—lived problem than it proved to be, and if the standard response when you get elevated energy price would be to say, look, there's not much the central banks can do to control the price of oil. therefore, if it's going to be transitory, let's just wait. there's not much we can do. but what we realise that it's not just that, as ijust explained. it's a combination of factors — sort of the perfect storm for inflation. we can supply disruption, strong demand, and on top of that, and energy pric

so it's not, victor, we should be very careful to note that only linking the president to the acts of violence would be the only crime that he and others in the white house around him could be subject to criminal exposure for. but that direct link is going to be very challenging for the president. >> alyssa, in terms of the witnesses being pressured not to speak, we know that you're close with cassidy hutchinson, she had talked about her experience with that, and earlier this week we heard about another witness, sara matthews. do you have any idea if she's being pressured from anyone in trump world? >> so cassidy had told me prior to her testimony that she felt like she wasn't empowered under her previous representation to share all the information she knew. she got that new counsel. from sara matthews, she has not told me she's feeling pressure. i'm very curious who this figure is liz cheney referred to. regardless of what it is, i believe strongly that this pressure and intimidation is more widespread than even the committee knows it to be. it is the play book of trump world to inti

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they can also be separated and so victor orban and hungary had announced you know a number of years ago that he's trying to build not a liberal democracy, but an illiberal democracy meaning he's democratically legitimated. he just won a big election. you know, he got a pretty good majority in parliament. so there's no question that he's democratically legitimate, but he's undermining the independent press and hungary. he's undermining the court system. he's fostering a system of corrupt croneism and all of that, you know reflects the erosion of the rule of law on the other hand. you can have a country like singapore or maybe you know imperial germany in the 19th century. that actually does have a strong rule of law. they respect property rights and permit individual freedoms, but they're not democratic they don't hold elections. i think that the reason i wrote about liberalism being under threat rather than democracy is that these days almost nobody can test the principle of democracy that the people's will should be sovereign even the chinese even putin. yeah democratic. i mean he pays