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this new parting washington dc -- this new democratic party in washington dc, this is the radical leftakened this country at home and abroad. the spending in the first months and this administration unleashed the worst inflation in 40 years. on day one, they lost a war on energy. this last wednesday, we saw gasoline prices spiked the worst they have in over a year. i do not even have to tell all of you, but we know back home in indiana. on the first day of the biden administration when he stopped construction of the border wall and worked to shut down all of our policies, joe biden has unleashed the worst border crisis in american history. it is not only 5 million people flowing across the border. in the largest example of human trafficking in human history, all driven by the cartels. beyond that, the spiritual fentanyl flowing across our borders. maybe worst of all, that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. my father was in the united states army. he served in combat in korea. came home with metals on his chest. he has been gone a long time. we reach the 70 anniversary of the armis

and every summer washington dc. was doing their own ration card and into them and the local soap box derby i entered last year but i didn't win so i decided build a new car and enter again. year my name is carter junior but my friends call me see. i came in the lumber yard. i the fine kind of wood i needed for my floorboard. i wanted it not too heavy. heavy to carry and car. it couldn't be a real expensive type of wood because i only had $20 to spend on the whole car. he suggested a piece of pine pine. he showed me first piece of wood grain is a little rough. i say. i turn it down. i might get a better piece piece. but he did show me a better piece. wood. so got that piece from my board. one man named gregory wilson and the he didn't in last would he earned it this year. he's always haggling me like most boys. hello my mother i don't like when she calls me to do something and i've already started something else. she called me for quality so i had to go. oh, i, i don't sing all that well, mr. shaw. i guess he thinks

i wasn't jordan reports from washington dc carlos to all of their a work his way up from maintenance work or at the moral lago escape to the property manager. now, the old rivera is accused of conspiring with his boss, former president, donald trump, to hide hundreds of classified federal document, and of lying about it to investigators. they'll rivera is the latest person charged in the documents case, one in which trump is already facing $37.00 charges departments, unfortunately decide to bring his charge suggest looking forward to seeing what this governors deal with their returns to court on august 10th. hello, iowa. this latest development comes as trump already under indictment, and 2 cases weights to learn whether he'll be charged in 2 more one in washington dc. we're prosecutors are investigating his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, including instigating the january 6th riot at the us capital. and the other in georgia were trop, has been accused of pressuring state officials to throw the results of the 2020 election his way. the prosecutor there says her invest

we're not cutting bind kinda in washington dc. the of course, the united states on the you have had or still do you have a military foothold indeed. yeah. the west of could nation host us military drones and french personnel like a gather it has one of the largest and most expensive us driving bases in africa. how much all of this effect access to those facilities to as well. that would be a major concern. i was washington's on the policy makers that you know, there, you mentioned a warranty. terrorism. this in washington and c o, expires, continued u. s. military assistance. now try your presence. if there is a co it worse, the us would be asked to leave us a friendship, been asked to leave in several neighboring countries. us law requires to sit there and some of military support and assistance for countries that have been taken. it were a cool has taken place, so they're still gonna gingerly approach that issue as we saw in today's press conference. so this is, this is a very unhelpful place since the aren't really a good alter

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steven a cook the council for an relations in washington dc. thanks for joining us. my pleasure. thanks for slow french authorities say they are mobilizing around 45000 police officers in an effort to quell violent protests in writing that despite a noticeably quieter night on sunday, with fewer people arrested. the weekends are classes across the country and the home of a local mayor was rammed with the car. in paris, the destruction is estimated to cost $20000000.00 euros. outside parasitic, the whole city council members held a peaceful protest against the recent under rest in france. the mayor sees the lack of solidarity in society. is that more difficult than new solve it? we are here to condemn the violence against property and people without any reservation for nothing can justify violence. love, you know, across from citizens got out in front of town whole so, so the, the everything matches among them the mayor of a paris up at whose house had been attacked. his wife and child were injured while fleeing the scene. in the eastern city across the french interior minister in

this guy gal luft we'll learn more, he ran a think tank in washington, dc.secret that the cefc, chinese energy company was paying the bidens through rob walker, another name that house oversight should hear about, to advance the belt and road initiative. brian you talked about this a lot. this is china's attempt to supplant the united states of america through influence around the globe, and they believe they had an elite capture of the bidens by paying them a hundred thousand, two hundred thousand, 165,000 a month to advance this with sources inside the fbi. this guy on the screen's afraid for his life and rightfully so. he released this 14-minute video. the house oversight committee want to hear more and he could be able to connect the dots. now it's names and dollar amounts brian. >> brian: keep in mind he's a partner in a nonprofit with james wobblesly the former cia director for bill clinton who's been on this channel a lot in the past. he says look me up, check me out. my credibility stands for itself and he cut a 14-minute tape that we hope we get per

that's mechanical start in washington dc. and finally, europe's most famous lavender fields may be associated with southern france. but that's not the only place that it can grow. climate change means one in german farmer in bavaria has switched part of his holdings to lavender production. but he has tasso mire says he wanted a sustainable problem that was more resilient to hotter and dryer. somers. in addition to lavender, german farmers are also experimenting with kidney beans and chick piece. well, that's our time for now, but make sure to stay informed to stay engaged and stay in touch. you can find us at www dot. com or you can find us on social media at w. notice i'm quite richardson enough for lynn for me in the whole team here. thank you so much for watching the day the . it's time for the visionaries. for sustainability. but also for horsepower. the, it's time for the full bio revolution. the threat to the baltic states. what would happen is russia attacked lithuania, health, and military rehearsal for in this scenar

but every to do allow honest dw correspondent in washington dc. i asked how, what the court said was wrong, but the bottom of student debt forgiveness program as well. this wasn't really about the program, per se, but added score. this was a ruling about the scope of presidential power. so what the supreme court thinks joe biden can do versus what he cannot do, the argument is that the scope of this student debt relief program was such that joe biden would have required in a for, as ation from congress to get it under way. which he did not have now this plan of biden's was backed by an older law protecting student loan borrowers in the event of a national emergency. the supreme court of course, now saying he cannot in both felt law. but of course, this was an important priority for joe biden. he can just leave this issue on address and these new measures that we've heard about now. well, it's important to realize that they are the backup plan. if they were the measures that he thought would be the most effective, then those would have been the mea

it's relatively meeting with steven a cook of the council of foreign relations in washington dc. thanks for joining us . my pleasure. thanks. well, french authorities say they are mobilizing around 40000 police, 45000 police officers in an effort to qual, violent protests and writing. that's despite a notice really quite or night on sunday with fewer people arrested. the weekends are classes across the country and the home of a local mayor was rammed with the car in paris. the destruction is estimated. cost 20000000. yours outside parish city. whole city council members held a peaceful protest against the recent and rest in france. the mayor sees the lack of solidarity in society. is that more equal than you saw that we are here to condemn the violence against property and people without any reservation for nothing can justify violence. love udall the cross from citizens scave out in front of the town whole so. so the diary too much is among them the mayor of paris up at whose house had been attacked. his wife and child were injured while fleeing the scene. in the eastern city of

the dw scenarios to rely on following the supreme court rulings for us from washington dc. thank you for your reporting. now, resist stop. electronical. it has water to bar. former presidents are both scenario from public office on through 2030. the quote concluded that he had abused the fall ahead of last year of the election. so i just found that both nato had used to for us to have government channels to boost his own campaign and sped out about the warning system. the verdict is in brazil full of preston try it. both sonata has been banned from holding any public office for the next 8 years. so while he sent to us comp, believe it, she's been following the trial and thinks the decision is akin to censorship. washed by me and my wife, i think that people who live in this country have the right to speak their mind. they want to force the brazilian people to keep silent. she supported the far right . politicians from the very start of the judge ruled the both in are abused, his power when just weeks before the presidential elections and the question, the validity on nation

washington, dc yeah, there was a time in 2016 that a lot of the sanders voters went to donald trump. yeah, well, and i think i mean, i think you can make a good case that bernie sanders should have been the democratic nominee in 2016 and that they literally used the mechanisms inside the democratic party to make hillary the nominee and i think that everybody on the right was shocked when donald trump became the nominee because he was a complete outlier. i mean, i in that cycle, i was working for mike huckabee and, you know, mike is a traditional republican candidate. and i would talk to him and i just remember having a discussion. and you remember after the big bombing in paris and, you know, there was this whole discussion about immigration. and i said i said, governor, you know, you really should look at calling a moratorium on islamic immigration. and and he said to me, he said, floyd, i can't i can't go there. that's just that's a step too far. and i knew he wasn't going to win the nomination when later in that weekend, donald trump did just that, called for these limits on islam

how does your castro joins us live now from washington dc. heidi so why is this curriculum change so controversial? that as well, the vice president went on to saying that fiery speech that this was the school board's attempt to replace history with lies. and she gave a couple examples. for instance, middle schoolers, in florida, public school would be forced to learn that black americans had were benefited personally from slavery. also that african americans who were mass occurred by whites and race riots were also themselves perpetrators of violence. these things have been roundly criticized by civil rights groups and by florida's teacher union that said that this will be a disservice for for florida's education, taking it many decades back. meanwhile, the florida board of education passed the standards on wednesday and have defended them saying they're in depth and comprehensive. this is a board appointed by florida is republican governor rhonda santas who is in the running to become the next republican presidential candidate against trump. and he has made it a signature to inflam

and advocacy at the most equal and they put him on a tyrant organization, joins us live from washington, dc. welcome to the program. so how devastating could this be in terms of the grain and all the products that goes to developing countries and the millions of people that depends on as well in a word, this will be a huge shock to the global system and hit those least able to cope and living on the edge of hunger hardest. as we all remember, are the prices spike last year after the complex started a basics, doing things like wheat and corn and cause a lot of volatility in the market and, and round that inflation. and we fear that those types of events. busy occur again in the absence of this deal, which has allowed ukraine to safely export. 32000000 metric tons of food were enough food tests be to 150000000 people around the world over this last year. so just to obtain a picture for you of how deep global food and security is, there are 345000000 people currently facing high levels of food in security who need urgent assistance and 24000000 of them are already on the brink of sound and so

he's in washington dc with the very latest. and heidi, this is a significant statement to be made is going to affect everyone in the us. that's right, so, and this is something that americans are frankly getting used to over the past year . we have see now 11 interest rate hikes coming from the central bank. this may or may not be one of the last ones though. hearing from the chairman durham, powell, he went on to say that inflation, which is currently at 3 percent in the us, was better than expected for the board of governors that met to create this decision. however, they said that one report alone was not enough evidence to prove to them that this was is already a success. and as you heard, the goal here is to bring inflation down to 2 percent. you may think that we're pretty close, but how also it reiterated that there are still likely a long road to go in his words before the united states economy. a shoot, you a cheese, that goal. now we have seen inflation fall dramatically since the high of nearly 9 percent that we saw

what i used to go to washington dc, we would fly into reagan airport and there was one route that youould take which would you parallel to the national mall. if you looked out the left side of the plate, you saw these up close, beautiful views of the lincoln memorial. the reflecting pool. the washington monument. all of the other monuments, and perched on the hill, the beautiful u.s. capitol building. and you felt a sense of pride as an american because those are also public of the great principles that our country is founded on. i used to love saying that, tourists love it, but i realized after doing that a few times that as neat as that was, the best monument to this country was not outside of the plane. when you looked out of the right side of the plane, you look over the potomac river and you saw small, nondescript monuments arranged in a very orderly fashion over the rolling hills of a place called arlington national cemetery. it occurred to me, and i believe today, that you can have the best constitution in the world, you can have the best declaration of independence in the worl

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that's mechanical start in washington dc. and finally, europe, the most famous lavender fields may be associated with southern france, but that's not the only place but it can grow. climate change means one or german farmer in bavaria has switched part of his holdings to lavender production. but he has tough of mire, says he wanted a sustainable problem that was more resilient to hotter and dryer. somers or in addition to lavender, german farmers are also experimenting with kidney beans and chick fees. but that's our time for now. but make sure to stay informed to stay engaged and stay in touch. you can find us at the www dot. com or you can find us on social media apps units. i'm quite richardson in for land for me in the whole team here. thank you so much for watching the day. the books view. we'll tell you how happy that we are back to the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the dream force and for the present in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the countr

en washington dc, buscan a los responsables de detonar tres artefactos explosivos en tres negocios.do durante un supermercado. no hubo heridos. cambiamos de temas, muchos hablan de un autÉntico milagro por el hallazgo de un joven en texas desaparecido por ocho aÑos, se trata de rubÍ farÍas que tenÍa 8 aÑos cuando su familia lo vio por Última vez en houston. aquÍ estÁ nuestra compaÑera con la historia. >>> un verdadero milagro, este fin de semana sigue bajo investigaciÓn, lo Último que se debe perder la esperanza, rubÍ farÍas desapareciÓ sin dejar ninguna pista, y ocho aÑos despuÉs vuelve a abrazar a su familia a salvo. >>> mÁs de 8 aÑos despuÉs, una bÚsqueda nacional dio sus frutos. (hablan en inglÉs). su encuentro ha sido un verdadero milagro, dice el director de (nombre en inglÉs) una organizaciÓn que estuvo a cargo de la bÚsqueda del joven desde su desapariciÓn el 6 de marzo del 2015, fue visto por Última vez mientras paseaba a sus dos perros en houston texas. su familia temÍa lo peor cuando comenzaron a buscarlo. . >>> se siguieron todas las pistas posibles. aunque los dos perro

fireworks shows kicked off in new york city, miami, boston and washington dc.ebrated in d.c. with a concert for military families and veterans. the event was held on the south lawn of the white house where families enjoyed several star-studded music performances. president biden opened the concert with a speech to commemorate the day. >> i hope we all rededicate ourselves to the central work of our democracy, which is to unify, unify, unify this nation. kumasi: yesterday marked one year after the highland park mass shooting that took 7 lives. people gathered for a walk in highland park in illinois to remember the victims. afterwards gary's some remarks where he reflected on his childhood in the city. >> i remember being a kid in highland park. kumasi: a gunman opened fire during last year's fourth of july parade there, shooting dozens of people attending the parade and marching in the parade. this morning police and washington dc are investigating another mass shooting over the holiday weekend. they say nine people were injured overnight when someone drove up t

the british thought it was going to be a quick battle like in washington, dc.o the amount of resistance was a surprise, but the flag became a symbol of the resistance. and as long as the flag was still there, key could see there was still hope that baltimore would be saved and his sister-in-law lived in baltimore and he had family and friends and for him this was a personal attack. so he was disillusioned with the british, who he had long admired. he was of british descent himself. his own dissolution with the british is another thing clear in the song. susan: speaking of the lyrics, we only have a little bit of time but he had three days to write the lyrics but you make the point as a lawyer he was a man of words and words were important to him. paying attention to the lyrics is a very important part. the first verse is what we always hear. but it es with a question. can you talk about that first verse? mark: part of what makes it so porful is the way it tells the story of the battle. he is witnessing aboard his own american ship. he is under guard, effectily

we need common in washington dc the other thing i have learned, for the last 23 years, the cost of allds and services has been increasing three times faster than average salaries. that is why over 70% of americans think the country is on the wrong track. we have new technology like artificial intelligence that will upend every single industry. not in 10 years, but in two or three years. and we have to make sure our kids are ready for jobs that do not exist today. this will impact every single american. in all my time, i learned a few things. my mother always told me speak the truth always. i am not going to lie to you. i am also not going to kiss anybody's but. and i am not going to like anybody's boots. i am sick and tired of our officials telling us that our neighbors are our enemies. they are our fellow americans who we happen to disagree with. way more unites us than divides us. if we want to make sure we bring fiscal policy that helps all americans, if we want to secure the border, something i know about, if we are going to make sure our kids are getting the best quality education

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starting is out from washington, dc is l e. wine, a senior analyst with a you ratio groups of global macro geo politics practice. he focuses on us china relations. mr. one, welcome. so 10 is out and all trace of him is slowly being removed from the foreign ministry website. is this a political purge? there's a lot of speculation, there, lot of rumors and swirling around the deform minister, but what we do know is you said as we speak in real time images, a 10 gong are being removed from the ministries website, references whose previous diplomatic activities are being scrub from them industries, websites would certainly suggest that there's some political infighting going on. that in turn was seen by many as a rising star, and he didn't really means his words specifically, you know, when talking about in china is relations with the west. so in taking amount, the presidency, remove the threats to his own power of the weekends. there are lot of speculations. you one, your one room or, or one i should say, a room or one assertion has been made is that the speed i've seen going to send wi

one person in washington dc deciding our elections.nd the truth is that one of the ways that we govern the integrity of our elections is by letting states like iowa, like indiana, every state across the country to be able to conduct our elections. so if states were interested in going to all paper ballots, i would cheer them on if states were willing to use with strong integrity, continue to use electronic machines, i'll cheer them on. >> but no states -- >> states should govern elections in america now. and always. >> i think it seems like it's a constitutional principle that seems right to me. but in point of fact, no state, including ones with republican governors has really done anything about election integrity. they have not restored elections to what they were in say 1992 where you have paper ballots, you have voting on the day of the election and you have voter id, like these are super simple, but no one's done it. why? [applause] >> well, i think there's plenty of opportunity to advance election integrity reforms around the co

that's mechanical start in washington dc. and finally, europe, the most famous lavender fields may be associated with southern france, but that's not the only place that it can grow. climate change means one in german farmer in bavaria has switched part of his holdings to lavender production. but he has tough in mire, says he wanted a sustainable product that was more resilient to hotter and dryer. somers. in addition to lavender, german farmers are also experimenting with kidney beans and chick piece of the will. that's our time for now. but make sure to stay informed to stay engaged and stay in touch. you can find us at www dot. com or you can find us on social media at w. notice i'm quite richardson in for lynn for me in the whole team here. thank you so much for watching the day. the go in the the waste from this cross is a major source of pollution. but it could become a solution because this entrepreneur is turning it into you to a new brand with lots of benefit to their cheese. they provide better installation . they c

pablo gato esÁ en washington dc nos explica quÉnes se podÁn beneficiar, quÉnes esÁn molestos, y lo queos para evitar fraudes. el ex gobernador de nueva jersey y pre-candidato denc, chris christie, dijo que ha recaudado un milÓn 650 mil Ólares desde que lanÓ la candidatura hace 25 Ías. esta cifra es inferior a la de muchos de sus rivales, pero supera a la del ex vicepresidente mike pence. christie dice que Ás de 40 mil donantes han contribuido a su campaÑa. los reguladores federales multaron al "bank of america" con 250 millones de Ólares... el banco perjudiÓ a sus clientes con doble cobro de comisiones, retencion de recompensas de tarjetas de cÉdito y apertura de cuentas falsas... de esas multas, 100 millones se destinaÁn "directamente" a los consumidores, que se vieron afectados por las violaciones del banco... los cuatro niÑos inÍgenas, desaparecidos durante Ás de cinco semanas en la selva del sur de colombia tras el accidente de un avÓn monomotor, finalmente fueron dados de alta del hospital militar despÉs de recibir atencÓn Édica durante 34 Ías... los cuatro hermanos, tres niÑas y

desde washington dc, claudia uceda nos explica mas del plan. a un ico en mississippi, que seÚn afirma la poliÍa abuÓ de varias niÑas... el doctor ejercÓ la nefroloÍa pedÁtrica en ese estado y tambÉn en florida. hasta el momento enfrenta al menos dos cargos, por conducta inapropiada mientras practicaba eÁmenes a dos pacientes de 13 y 17 aÑos. la policia arresÓ a un desamparado que fue hallado viviendo en una Óveda subterranea, a las afueras de un museo de california... las camaras de seguridad captaron al hombre arrastrandose dentro de la boveda que tiene unos 2 pies de ancho, 4 pies de largo y unos 5 pies de profundidad... los agentes encontraron dentro del lugar drogas, tarjetas de cÉdito y un arma... el hombre fue detenido por agresÓn a un aente de poliÍa... un hombre intenÓ robar en un saÓn de belleza de atlanta, georgia, pero el asalto no salÓ como lo teÍa planeado, porque las clientas y empleadas lo ignoraron por completo. la poliÍa divulÓ un video de vigilancia, donde se le ve gritar a las personas que le den su dinero. antes de irse le a

and all of those mansions that pop up around washington dc. they're all fueled by the military industrial complex and defense contractor. so the money is just pouring into washington d. c. and then of course, you'll have this you a full here and next week. and the military industrial complex will make even more money. once that disclosure project comes out, they'll make trillions instead of billions of you know, judge, it was interesting. the has a, nikki haley, me see, might not have been obliterated, but she certainly learned her lesson from mike pence. ok meeting. she does, doesn't really say anything subsystem she never has before. why should we expect it now? but the, what the, the, the, the tucker interviews showed in least if you, if you're interested in the topic of the, there are red lines. there people have certain limits and they don't like being like, i like to, okay. it's for democracy. uh, okay. so then why are their elections going on in ukraine? okay. well, it's about transparency. why can't you have an audit of all the money th

in washington, dc, police say a suspect committed three carjackings, a homicide, also killed two dogsn the process of stealing those vehicles yesterday morning. dc police also searching for a suspect who used explosive devices and a molotov cocktail to attack three businesses early yesterday. and in baltimore, two people are dead and 28 others hurt after a shooting at a block party. police say they believe there were multiple gunmen involved. >> at least one person is dead and several others are hurt after a plane crashes near a south carolina golf course yesterday. >> yeah, he went down hard, like nose first. man, i feel so bad. >> carley: authorities confirm five people were on board the plane and one person is still fighting for their life this morning. it's unclear how badly the other passengers were hurt. the faa is still investing what caused the crash. and denver area restaurant owned by the creators of south park is saying no to tipping ahead of their grand reopening. they say they're instead paying their workers 30 bucks an hour and instructing diners to withhold grasityity.

the us military has troops stationed donasia and mike had a, has more on the us response from washington, dc in the white house, the state department. and indeed, the pentagon have been closely monitoring the situation. is deep concern in the united states about the situation in nature. it is described as a critical path not of the united states. now, there are some 1000 us forces stationed in that country. some of them special forces units to being training the new sherry and military. but there's also a mess of drone bass in the north of the country, which is used to police and movement of militants allied to book a her, um o l kind to so great concern to the united states. also, the awareness of what happened in the nation is neighbors. as a military twos in molly and keno, fast, so resulted in an invitation to russian backed forces to come into the country. this is something that the us would not like to see in nature, which is regarded as its law spending a lot in the region. now the secretary of state antony blinking, held a telephone conversation with president buzzer them during the

ready under indictment, and 2 cases weights to learn whether he'll be charged in 2 more one in washington dc. we're prosecutors are investigating his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, including instigating the january 6th riot at the us capital. and the other in georgia were trop, has been accused of pressuring state officials to throw the results of the 2020 election his way. the prosecutor there says her investigation is nearly done. well, i mean, i've made a commitment to the american people, but most importantly, the citizens in fulton county that we've been going to be making some big decisions regarding the election investigation. and that i would do that before september. the 1st of 2023. and i'm going to hold through that commitment at a campaign rolling on saturday, trump whipped up the crowd with his long running complaint about his legal situation. these are ridiculous indictments, and all they're doing is hoping for a mass of election into appearance. that's all they want to do. they want to damage the leading job that a, by the way leading by far i have to say. but

in the trial, including more than 30 violations of the espionage of my kind of has more from washington, dc for the legs the judge. in the case, eileen cannon has announced that the trial will be held for a 2 week period beginning on the 20th of may. now the prosecution had wanted the trial to begin. as soon as december, the defense had been arguing strongly that it should be held off until off to the election in november next year. so the judge has come somewhere in between. she's come a little bit off to what the prosecution wanted a little bit before what the defense wanted. one must remember as well, but this particular judge is under intense scrutiny. given an appeal of quotes, the verdict in terms of previous documents she made which the appeals quote said, was a wellness and gave her the equivalent of a traditional rep on the knuckles. so here she is attempting to split the difference. it seems, but this is not the only legal issues facing donald trump. it's a long list of cases that he's going to be fighting during a campaign season. let's just look in may this year he was convicted

kimberly hall, good talking to us from washington dc. corresponding with how much i'm zooms, been following the days development, the sunny centers. this report from western was hours before voting began. demonstrators were out in force, walking the roads to israel's parliament, trying to prevent members from reaching the connected. the issue is the way to go on from here. with the lever on the bus today, there will be a royal reduced aggression the offer to discount the bill in question one part of a larger package of proposals by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his far right coalition, a highly controversial piece of legislation that among other things would strip the supreme court of its power to overrule government or ministerial decisions, which it deems unreasonable, extremely worrying for demonstrators who long insisted this will put the country on a dangerous path to talk with some of the the because with the size of the crowd growing and the security force increased attempts to clear the road continued throughout the day i the police are continuing to drag protesters away wh

that's mike kind of talking to us in washington, dc or washington's vice $250000000.00 in aging, ukrainian farmers to help them continue x 14 green. so monta par is chief of the us agency for international development, and she says the funds should help farmers find alternative routes to see shipments . rush out pulled out of the black sea green deal on monday that had insurance, but safety are free to another exports by amount of time roots from the premium phones. muscle cell has more from assemble. the turkey, i believe is the green veal still the time the house together? that's why they're still in town. steve, diplomatic, a force on the way to the, the head being a faithful between the russian foreign minister and the ticket for the minister. so to that phone call, but have discussed how to explore the new ways that schools secure the russian green export to the international market. so from that statement to understand that now capitals are working on to problem roles the 1st, the road is going to be dedicated to carry the premium green to the mass market and americans in between the

he lives there in washington, dc. sure. how i'm. thank you. felicia tracking down on an anti government protest in bangladesh. the firing to a gas and beating demonstrates on the streets of the country's capital deca. several prominent opposition. leaders from the bangladesh and national respond to you have been detained. don, virtue audrey has mono from deck off, the police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse stone, throwing opposition crowds, blocking major intersection roads in the capital. dr. many opposition activists and leaders were bidding up by the police and hundreds of a detailed opposition planes. the government for the track down on the we are following the democratic ways for a peaceful event. we are conducting our event with the people and our support as they may be tests, but we will stay strong and altamont. we are following the pulse of ideals and righteousness, the government side, the programs by opposition parties are intended to destabilize the country and make people suffer. the ruling only like part