i started coming to wesley because my grandma came here. and so. this space provides different meanings a p. part of my culture. presented in english services at wesley still includes some prayers and songs performed in japanese every fourth sunday of the month. the church offers service spoken only in japanese director of administration, kelly martinez says remembering the foundation of the church has helped them remain focused on serving the community, especially during the pandemic. we started this compassion ministry with doing a lot of food distribution. which started off with just putting together bags of donated cans from our church members and handing those out in the parking lot to now, we partner with second harvest food bank and we go every week to st james park, and we take food there with about 650 members, pastor otis says. wesley also prides itself on the diversity of its membership, welcoming people from all walks of life. including the lgbtq, plus community, i think because we're in this japanese american community we really are ac

wesley started and remodeled.s its original framing and stained glass windows. now the church has a second sanctuary with space for require and praise and worship team. a fellowship hall and an education building. i started coming to wesley because my grandma came here. and so this space provides different meanings. for me. it's a part of my history. part of my roots. um it's a chance to reconnect with my culture. presented in english services at wesley still includes some prayers and songs performed in japanese every fourth sunday of the month. the church offers service spoken only in japanese director of administration, kelly martinez says remembering the foundation of the church has helped them remain focused on serving the community, especially during the pandemic. we started this compassion ministry with doing a lot of food distribution. which started off with just putting together bags of donated cans from our church members and handing those out in the parking lot to now, we partner with second harvest food

i started coming to wesley because my grandma came here.is space provides different meanings. for me. it's a part of my history. part of my roots. it's a chance to reconnect with my culture. presented in english services at wesley still includes some prayers and songs performed in japanese every fourth sunday of the month. the church offers service spoken only in japanese director of administration, kelly martinez says remembering the foundation of the church has helped them remain focused on serving the community, especially during the pandemic. we started this compassion ministry with doing a lot of food distribution. which started off with just putting together bags of donated cans from our church members and handing those out in the parking lot to now, we partner with second harvest food bank and we go every week to st james park, and we take food there with about 650 members, pastor otis says. wesley also prides itself on the diversity of its membership, welcoming people from all walks of life, including the lgbtq plus community, i thi

i started coming to wesley because my grandma came here.y history. part of my roots. um it's a chance to reconnect with my culture. presented in english services at wesley still includes some prayers and songs performed in japanese every fourth sunday of the month. the church offers service spoken only in japanese director of administration, kelly martinez says, remembering the foundation of the church has helped them remain focused on serving the community, especially during the pandemic. we started this compassion ministry with doing a lot of food distribution. which started off with just putting together bags of donated cans from our church members and handing those out in the parking lot to now, we partner with second harvest food bank and we go every week to st james park, and we take food there with about 650 members, pastor otis says. wesley also prides itself on the diversity of its membership, welcoming people from all walks of life, including the lgbtq plus community, i think because we're in this japanese american community. we r

cynthia wesley was one.elementary school when she was adopted by claude and gertrude wesley, educators and friends of our family but not related. i was invited to come to their home for lawn parties. we would go on field trips together. cynthia had just come to my high school, she was a ninth grader, i was an 11th grader. i did not know anyone in my age group die, let alone be killed at church. i was devastated to hear cynthia had died. but there was a connection with the other girls, as well. carol robinson's father alvin robinson was my bandit teacher in elementary school. -- band teacher in elementary school. his wife taught at the same school that my teacher taught -- sister taught me they were friends. denise mcnair was 11 and his father, chris mcnair, was our milkman. he would deliver milk and juice to our home. addie collins, i didn't know her family, but she had a sister in the same class as one of my brothers. i was just devastated. i thought people were proud of the courage that we had displayed in

and as wesley said, he is forever changed by this.sapphire which is thought to have belonged to edward the ken fo -- confessor who was buried here. it has elizabeth i's pearls on it. >> it screams working class. >> yes. it's the dress-down friday. >> yes, yes. >> and so this is the crown that will be worn, it's worn for the opening of parliament. but actually often male monarch -- kings often don't wear this. he often might open parliament without a crown. >> and king charles is now -- >> he's smiling there a little. he does seem more relaxed. >> and something special's about to happen right now. >> he's meeting faith leader from other faiths. >> and let's listen in. ♪ >> in the background played at corporations for over 100 years. if you like british pomp and circumstance, this is it. i must confess, i do like it. and it's just been the most fantastically executed ceremony. >> did we miss him speaking to the -- >> did they just -- not sure. the bells were going off again. >> so now we see behind us the king and queen emerging as the

i started coming to wesley because my grandma came here. and so.ngs. for me. it's a part of my history. part of my roots. it's a chance to reconnect with my culture. presented in english services at wesley still includes some prayers and songs performed in japanese every fourth sunday of the month. the church offers service spoken only in japanese director of administration, kelly martinez says, remembering the foundation of the church has helped them remain focused on serving the community, especially during the pandemic. we started this compassion ministry with doing a lot of food distribution. which started off with just putting together bags of donated cans from our church members and handing those out in the parking lot to now, we partner with second harvest food bank and we go every week to st james park, and we take food there with about 650 members, pastor otis says. wesley also prides itself on the diversity of its membership, welcoming people from all walks of life, including the lgbtq plus community, i think because we're in this japanes

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throughout the war, we've tried to wesley clark for insight. in addition to being an analyst, he's a supreme allied commander. >> general clark, you see the news out of ukraine, what does that say about the effectiveness of the patriot systems versus russia's hypersonic missiles? they've been touted as being nearly impossible to intersect. >> that's what mr. putin said, but it turns out that patriot can intercept a hypersonic missile. after all, the patriot was designed to intercept ballistic missiles that were in coming. they are moving at much more than three or four times the speed of sound. so, the patriot has a radar, the guiding system, and energy in the missile to be able to strike an incoming hypersonic missile. >> do you know how large process supply is? can it afford to keep using them in waves of attacks? >> i think it's really a logistics issue for both sides. the question is, how many patriot missiles can ukraine afford to fire? as i look at it, anderson, it's a sort of strategic calculus by the russians to try to exhaust the ukrai

congressman wesley hunt from texas joined me now.g about banning all chinese land purchases in america. that is what you want to. that is draconian. >> i don't think so. the chinese for the past few decades have increased the purchase of farmland around military bases by 1000% in the past decade. we saw what happened with the spy balloon. in my hometown of houston, texas, donald trump shut down the chinese consulate because they were stealing our intellect all property. the chinese are up to something. something else. would they allow us to purchase their farmland around their military bases? of course not. given the threat from the chinese in the past two decades it is imperative for us to protect our interests. stuart: the governor of florida, ron desantis is expected to announce his presidential run sometime this week. however, you, i believe, are on team trump, one of the first republic and to back him. why are you so hot on trump? >> we got to get this country back from the brink, return to where we were before the covid pandemi

one tank owes 7 year-old son wesley. we tried at first. i really like it. but once i got older, i caught on more. once you get older, you mean to age 7? >> i think 6 or fi his other kid interest but i would say that he is his passion about chess and it's great to see that much passion and joy and her son, danny cow is a mechanics institute. chess instructor. when i was a kid growing up, i play basketball. >> and it took me years to be able to beat my mom's boyfriend. basketball chess is one of them ways that a child can like language learn very quickly and measure themselves up to an adult very quickly. the hope is that one day all of the young kids in the school programs will wind up here at the historic mechanics institute where they have weekly chess tournaments and especially on a night like tonight, this is blitz night. >> the list is fast chess. each player has 3 minutes on the clock. one round is 6 minutes. classical slow chest can last hours. >> chess is universal game. you don't need to speak the same language you don't need to have come from the s

wesley brought a lot of great companies to fort worth. we just moved out of illinois to dallas fort worth and we are working with oldman. we are in the middle of this flow and it only increasing. we are seeing more and more clients inquiring because of the issues going on in the u.s. the key to commercial real estate will be banking. if the industry cannot get a loan, there will be a recession. it is harder and harder to have a construction loan. that will cause a slowdown and a recession. jon: what is happening on the residential side? that has been another area where you have been a big builder over the years. how would you describe what is going on with that part of the real estate market? >> i am very pleased and it is surprisingly strong. it is this inflow that has kept the residential market very strong. 80,000 people a year moving from california to texas. that kind of flow is very popular and a lot of homes being sold in north texas are being purchased for cash without a mortgage. this market is surprisingly strong. you will see a

but yes, they're going to continue to press us on this. >> general wesley clark adding some intrigue to this north korean failure on the spy satellite launch. we appreciate your insight, sir. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> of course. brianna. >>> in iowa, new presidential candidate ron desantis is shaking hands, he's posing for selfies and unleashing his sharpest words yet about his presumed presidential rival, donald trump. although desantis is still holding back on referring to his political nemesis by name, at least in public. >> he used to say how great florida was. hell, his whole family moved to florida under my governorship. are you kidding me? if someone is saying that, i'm going to counterpunch and fight back on it. i'm going to focus on biden and i think he should do the same thing. i'm focusing on biden, that's my focus. >> cnn political director david chalian is with us for more on this. what's he doing here? is he trying to reframe the narrative after that disastrous launch last week? >> well, listen, i think most people have probably forgotten about that launch wit

throughout the war we've turned to retired army four star general wesley clark for insight. he's also a former nato supreme allied commander. general clark, you've seen the news out of ukraine. what does it say it you about the effectiveness of the patriot systems versus russia's hypersonic systems because they've been touted as being nearly impossible to intercept. >> that's what mr. putin said, but it turns out the patriot can intercept a hypersonic missile. after all the patriot was designed to intercept ballistic missiles that were coming. the patriot has the radar, the guidance system, and the energy in the missile to be able to strike an incoming hypersonic missile. >> do you know how large russia's supply of hypersonic missiles is? can it afford to keep using them in waves of attacks? >> i think it's really a logistics issue for both sides. the question is how many patriot missiles can ukraine afford to fire? and as i look at it, anderson, a strategic calculus by the russians to try to exhaust the ukrainian's air defense missiles prior to the time ukraine launches its

so it's an effective move. >> general wesley clark, thank you as always for your help. sara?ion of king charles, royal family members have been out volunteering at community events this morning. that includes 5-year-old prince louis, the youngest child of the prince and princess of wales who took part in his first royal engagement today. cnn anchor and royal correspondent max foster joins us now from london. max, this was quite a celebration this weekend. you have been posting all kinds of fabulous pictures of drones, making pictures in the sky and now they're out doing something helpful. this is a tradition, yes? >> reporter: it's a new tradition. it's a public holiday here in the united kingdom and charles wanted to use it to celebrate public service so he has asked everyone to go out and volunteer basically including his own family. louis is very fast becoming the star of this family right now. let's show you some images of louis on his first public engagement. there he is with a wheelbarrow, he actually gets into a digger, his father shows him how to use the digger. he ne

joining us now is retired general wesley clark.eral, you know, it's no coincidence that nic is hearing those air raid warnings now. overnight, officials in kyiv say they received the most russian bombings and attacks since the beginning of this year. kherson, 23 people have died in the last few days. in odesa, there were drone attacks overnight. one of them apparently had this message written on it that said for the kremlin. theoretically for the attack on the kremlin there. why do you think russia is targeting these cities in this way right now? >> i think it's an effort to put more pressure on the ukrainians, but it's also good for russian domestic morale. when i look at the video of yesterday's alleged drone strike on the kremlin, look at the past record of kremlin activities, putin's activities, you see this as mostly a domestic thing. if you can get some international traction by blaming the united states, sure, that serves their purpose and distracts them. i think the russians are concerned about the potential of the ukrainia

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wesley is growth. nobel prize winning haha wraps up kron 4 news at 10 but four's hoopsession is coming up next with the lawyers when that's right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus on a new volvo electric vehicle. >> you're watching kron. 4 hoopsession. >> well, their backs were against the wall and they responded the way champions usually respond. the warriors fight back. they extend their season. welcome to kron four's hoopsession. i'm jason dumas. this is erin wilson. aaron initial thoughts with the energy this building tonight. >> i like the energy out of the fans tonight. do i think that they can get more use energy when it came to a start for the warriors? really good start for the worries. they had a lot of energy coming out the gate. so i definitely think they showed up to it and decided to meet the task at hand today. yeah, 100%. it was all smiles after the game. let's roll the highlights. see how it all went down. here at chase center. >> and like aaron said, a lot of

one tank owes a 7 year-old son, wesley. we tried at first. i really like it. once i got older, i caught on more. once you get older, you mean to age 7? >> i think 6 or fi he has other kmd interest but i would say that he is his passion about chess and it's great to see that much passion and joy and her son, danny cow is a mechanics institute. chess instructor. when i was a kid growing up, i play basketball. >> and it took me years to be able to beat my mom's boyfriend of basketball. chess is one of them ways that a child can like language learn very quickly and measure themselves up to an adult very quickly. the hope is that one day all of the young kids in the school programs will wind up here at the historic mechanics institute where they have weekly chess tournaments. >> and especially on a night like tonight, this is blitz night. >> the list is fast chess. each player has 3 minutes on the clock. one round is 6 minutes. classical slow chest can last hours. >> chess is universal game. you don't need to speak the same language you don't need to have come from

well, they're really all tiny motorized infancy unit. wesley bring cream the mill, it needs it, needs to be done by the dozens of search vehicles in value. so providing coverage areas that brings loves as being valuable again, i'm guerrillas. so these machines, the roy, hold flakes on the red square during one of them on the 9th of may take 3 of these and see so any, had a room talk view of the parade. he was done by rush them is excellent. alexander, stepping on the explain the significance of some of the weapon me on display. why is it important to see these uh, this, this home room display? what does it mean to the people of, of russia like to tell something more about the 30 form because it is a legend or a tang? i'm frank, this began and so one of the most famous things in the world, and according to the opinion of the german of commanders such as for example, delete the bleed street. these tank uh was of the bed and the head disappear, a capacity. if you are talking about this contemporary things, you've had a no bad to maneuverability, you'd get stronger, amo, and the most impo

the clerk: the judiciary, wesley l. hsu, of california, to be united states district judge for the central district of california. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate will proceed to legislative session. the committee of environment works is discharged from j & j rest -- s.j. rest 9 and will consider s.j. res. 9. the clerk: s.j. res. 39, disapproving the rules submitted by the commerce with duties and estimated duties in accord with proclamation 1019, s.j.9, united states code the rules submitted by the united states fish and wildlife service, relating to endangered wildlife and plants and so forth. s.j. res. 639. -- s.j. res. 39. mrs. capito: thank you, madam president. i rise today to talk on a subject that is of great importance to me and great importance to employers, workers, consumers, and really everyone across this country, and that is -- and that is the need for substantive reform of our country's federal environmental review and permitting process. now, this is a subject i talked about

then you'll come back to wherever today to see what you've used up. wesley stanley, you are the ones on who's you and the security of this country restaurant. we the future of our country and our people depends on you. as soon as i do come back to you tell you was on our side, seeing that for rush, i'm actually seems behind you are of your families, children and your friends, sweetie. they wait for you, and i'm sure you feel there. yeah. and the love deal is still with the entire country has come together to support. so his heroes, everybody's willing to help everybody's praying for you that way they should come right. it was yeah, that i try and get us do better and do what you guys be nice dreams. you mean you today? you have to to chest. every household with celebrates. i mean i had friends so you can a little too. so you get all your preventative maintenance with the argument of people, our heroes laying flowers to middle turn. the more eldest, the pollution that we're here to read is clear and you go on the land that remembers the warriors of your adult girls. you have to meet t

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wesley, yes, he's also unemployed. and as a family to them, often we already have to share with the promises that haven't even been meant not even one 5th striving or used to depression, depression that is leading to attract addiction. i forget has one of the most. i'm equal societies in the world and the gap between the rich and poor is growing millions of traps in poverty, many discipline and discouraged yet. so that's what kids say. the government needs to see is the address unemployment. otherwise, they'll be forced to remain idle and unproductive the, [000:00:00;00] the flow this is in use our on i, which is 0. i'm for the back to go live in the coming up in the next 60 minutes. king charles is crowned in westminster abbey the united kingdom for his coronation . in 70 years. god save for k. the crowds lined the streets to greet the newly crowned king and queen, but no celebration from protesters denouncing what they call a correct in the also this hours of hands on me. any time military rapids support forces begin

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that, if the city knows nothing, the former and commanders of the joint forces of nato in europe, wesleyber of that year, that if they take bakhmut, this will open the way for kramatorsk slavic, it also becomes something something like a springboard for grinding ukrainian forces. and now clarke sings in a completely different way. we'll probably never know. why did they do it? but it seems that this became a symbolic goal and the russian command ordered that bakhmud be taken at any cost, that is, clark contradicts himself. in other words, rushing, artyomovsky suffered huge losses, tens of thousands of exact numbers have yet to be found out. and how much equipment was destroyed, how much nato weapons, artemovsk became a black hole for kiev, where i ground so much cannon fodder of the same mobilized that this alone would be enough for the second nuremberg, here's the west yulit collapsed part of the propaganda of western propaganda that this is a fortress that the russians will never be able to take it and that's it. invested. confrontation. here in this bakhmut artyomovsk today. he fell w

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contribution should be, i would say by to appreciate it to the better kind of students and particularly wesley policies. so i think is a version 1405 and 42 methods that says a photograph of the world to have a knowledge about that history and they haven't called the ocean on the chinese shouldn't be better understood, better appreciative throughout the world. i think that's also important part of history to be writing ukraine has left out of late as a full my. so i've had republics for participating in the victory day parade on red square, a cold air attendance quote, immoral, or we consider the participation of the leaders of these foreign states in a public event as an immoral and on friendly step towards ukraine, a manifestation of disdain. for the ukrainian people. so this is one of those things that's in the not everything is about you ukraine category. so do you for any mystery for an affairs issue? the statement calling out leaders, a former members can use of the soviet union, armenia, tasks, and ferguson to take a stag. tremendous down and is, becca stands for participating in a quot

one tank owes a 7 year-old son, wesley. we tried at first. i really like it. but once i got older, i caught on more. once you get older, you mean to age 7? >> i think 6 or fi he has other kid interest but i would say that he is his passion about chess and it's great to see that much passion and joy and her son, danny cow is a mechanics institute. chess instructor. when i was a kid growing up, i play basketball. >> and it took me years to be able to beat my mom's boyfriend. basketball chess is one of them ways that a child can like language learn very quickly and measure themselves up to an adult very quickly. the hope is that one day all of the young kids in the school programs will wind up here at the historic mechanics institute where they have weekly chess tournaments. >> and especially on a night like tonight, this is blitz night. >> the list is fast chess. each player has 3 minutes on the clock. one round is 6 minutes. classical slow chest can last hours. >> justin's universal game. you don't need to speak the same language you don't need to have come fro

the ride with them on the main street, while their backbone really opened a motorized infancy unit. wesley bring reinforcements, flying into the fence. humility, if need be seen dozens of all the search vehicles they showed this was for instance, they have been invaluable. providing coverage. russian humanitarians that bring carries gloves as being valuable. again, i realize so these machines, the royce, whole flags on the red square. during one of the most russia, the 9th of may, 6th street seas, steve sweeney at a rooftop view of the parade. he was doing my russian moods, ex foot and it was under stepping of who would explain the significance of some of the weaponry on display. why is the important to see these uh, uh these, this home room display. what does it mean to the people of, of russia like to tell something more about the 30 form because it's a legend or a tang and frank this began. and so one of the most famous things in the world, and according to the opinion of the german of commanders such as, for example, the bleed street, these tank uh, was of the bed and that had disappea

really opened a motorized engine to unit wesley. bring reinforcements. flying into the email, it needs to be seen. all the search vehicles that have been invaluable. providing coverage. russian humanitarians bring various gloves is realized. so these machines very old flights on the red square. they russia the 9th of may 6th street. and i'm not sure egos to comfortable, but it is an impressive ride, isn't it? a talking of which ortiz steve sweeney, he got a rooftop you off the prius, withdrawn by independent journalist mike jones, they discussed why may, 9th is so sacred to russians. it is a huge, really significant holiday. recently poll, 65 percent of the population viewed it as the most important holiday because so many of these families with touched by the sacrifice of the zeros in the 2nd world war 2 ends, naziism and to bring freedom to these nations of the former allies. why is it so significant today because we're celebrating no need to defeat of fascism defeat of nazi germany. but we're also saying, yeah, we should never th

he was born wesley king jr one of the things that sets this book apart are discoveries. president ford could have destroyed the papers with his mother's divorce case, and when read them, i could see why he might have been tempted to. it was a disastrous marriage, dorothy gardener. king had one of those honeymoons where before it was half over, she obviously was thinking. what did i get myself? her husband was abusive physically, emotionally, verbally and the marriage was basically over almost as soon as it began. but a woman in 1913 had very, very limited options and dorothy gardner king is an extraordinary i mean, gerald ford credited her, among other things, with his lifelong habit of seeing the good in everyone, which some people more cynical types took as a form of naivete. in any event, one of the things that i saw for the first time was gerald ford's baby book, very poignant entry, baby's first automobile ride turns out to have been taken two weeks after his birth, two days after his birth, father walked into the bedroom with, a butcher knife threatening, mother an

after making headlines through crime spite, chief wesley backtracked on his words, claiming he only met more criminals would be targets. however, the victims on his list are unlikely to make it to most wanted list, let alone be designated war criminals. in august last year, russian journalist aria duke and died in a car bombing in the moscow region with the rochelle, blaming ukrainian secret services. last month, russian war corresponded gladly into char sky, died after a bomb exploded in his hands at a cafe in saint petersburg. and it's hot investigators also linked to cab. and 2 weeks ago, russian rider and politicians, the hard for 11, was wounded in a car bombing that killed his friends with the suspect confessing to working for ukraine. archie has requested comments from ukraine's main sponsors, the commission and the us state department with no response yet received my colleague, nicky air and spoke with political analysts. john jordan, who said the admissions and boot donald's interview must be publicly discuss, but are instead being silenced, may be that they want to put it off,

thanks to a wesley disturbance move across. i've got this done, bringing some heavy down pulls thunder storms as well to the north west. and you can see the winds picking up blowing into weston areas. we could see some sand storms and some dust in places like raw just on as those winds kicked through for the east. what is the story all the fondest storms as we go into thursday for most eastern areas? places like westbank goal have issued watches for the heavy down pools that i'm the rain continues to for coming across the southern areas through to the end of the week. it was a move to east asia, some very heavy rains that come for southern pots of china, thunderstorms, rumbling through hong kong flight age. why a further north of this? but the, what's the weather developing across moving parts of china, the winds picking up as well. and the temperature sets comes down in beijing, temperatures on the out, however, for the korean peninsula and japan as well as shanghai. we have a look at the 3 day here that will be picking up clo

so the research from highlight down to babylon and her bottom part, wesley breeze is always going to be the sure this time, the increasing cloud outbreaks of rain seem likely the when these weather is across, the task manager call through the bus straight. and it ends up hitting the odds of using that. so you got likely pretty heavy right in science and know, fall into of the next day or 2 with strengthening wins that are wanting. is that because of the likelihood of some funding from that to active weather in the western pacific? this is ty, female, while it went through guam, very lounge, ty, food, it's still there because they've opened was the name, and then there's a big shout developing in central thailand or it still accumulate stuffy at $35.00 degrees in china. other buildings go north of the yangtze and that line extends to the cream plants into japan will pulse for the next day. and so give you some pretty heavy dining pools. again, the potential for flooding is here as the tie. see my wife in the open wolf just heading to wolf, those small islands in some japan, the re, if

remember, the wesley position now is not just well, we're going to defeat russia militarily. when we want to arrest bolton and take him to the hague. i mean, that's good. that's now. that would be the official wisdom position that's, that's called there to be a band. so there's never even know to meet any withdrawal of sanctions because of the rest of the week. we need both to give us both and, you know, just like, you know, the, the sub's back in the ninety's give us my lots of, it's one of the live central's ability to give us mostly so that style the width and position give us built in. so it's, it's, you know, this extraordinary extra mean possession and yet the other public just emphasize. oh, that's fine. let's keep going. yeah. well, the take away take from, uh, let me both of you said here is it, it's impossible to argue with stupid. okay? and that's the level that we have all found ourselves in there. they're not open to any kind of conversation or negotiation. and that's why it, when you, when that's closed down, we go up to be in this. and that's where we are gentl

therefore, if the wesley says that this regime which kills the russians, chose russian culture, the russian world in any of its manifestations. and physically destroys the russian people where it citizens together. if it is invested that the west sees the values that the lensky regime is defending, then we will no longer rely on the west as a partner with whom we can find even minimal common ground with some of this russian foreign minister also keeps the west of staying silent when it comes to the key effort seems crimes. well also actually somehow praising it for upholding some sort of democratic principles despite the fact that it's banned, it's a political opposition. and like i said earlier, they're using our engineering nazis to accomplish their strategic military objectives. there is something else i want to touch upon. don circular, for all the comments came after. at ukraine's military intelligence chief appeared to confirm that the key of what's behind the association of a number of high profile russian civilians literally what was said. that's right. well, typically keeps policy

although here is a wesley way of coming through time. just don't think good big stream and jacob that have a hit 48 is down to 43 on tuesday with showers building all over the place. the is the conflict into time continued. so correspondents are on the ground to report every angle. if the stories have been on good between the hours and the such, and these are me available beat ages is say that a 100 i'm soothing is refugees. why you have to be registered under. what kind of access does this food does not get to where it is needed, so it may not get there. and all the challenge ahead is your stay without just the rest of the latest developments.

she stood alongside her daughter wesley on the national alliance of mental health gala to accept the back in december and since then his wife and kids from paid homage in a series of touching tributes what a beautiful and brave thing to be able to go and make these appearances and talk about the importance of mental health and mental wellness and checking on your friends. >> so important. >> his death opened up the conversation so much. >> after five months she finally became public because it was just so painful for her. i remember specifically it was december when we lost him and to see her smile in that photo and >>> defying expectations the shocking new numbers on the southern border the first weekend since titl