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remember the boxes that the president took from the white house to his sand castle.n recovered however the agency has confirmed some of the materials were items marked classified national security information. those developments come as the house oversight committee begins its investigation into those records that the ex-president took from the white house. carolin maloney said the national archives has been in communication with the justice department after identifying classified information in the boxes. the national archives isn't done handing over january 6th documents yet. president biden has directed the agency to send the trump administration's white house visitor logs to the house select committee despite the former president's numerous attempts to get this from happening. joining me now is stacey plaskett from the virgin islands. thank you for being with us, congresswoman. a lot of developments. i want to start with the one in new york, largely because you worked as a prosecutor in new york, and what a judge has said is that donald trump and his two adult ch

crosses the bridge, sparking fears of shortages now to the beijing winter olympic sand snowboarding as big as star sean white. the american has today qualified for the half pipe final in pursuit of a 4th gold medal. there were some early struggles for the 35 year old, but he made it through he announced in the run up to beijing that he would retire after the games is competing at his 5th winter olympics. max merrill from d w. sports is here to talk about it. so snowboard star shawn white, he's back in action today at the olympics and beijing, his final olympic games. what do you think is chances are max of winning, another olympic metal is certainly one of the favorites. but you know, his qualification was very shaky in his 1st, ron early school, 24 out of a 100 points off to we took a full and he needed a really big 2nd rung to make it into that final top 12 to qualify for the gold medal competition and he was at risk of crashing along with the alpine skia mikaela . schiffron is compatriot who's in her 1st 2 events both times and not been able to qualify. and she's the one of the biggest stars in the games

it's believed to be a great white at least 3 meters, long. military leader. sand. oh, oh go. what dummy bout has been sworn in as burkina faso as president, 3 weeks ago he led a coup against the electorate leader. the me boss sees power promising to secure the war torn nation against hottest violence. france is withdrawing its troops from molly, bringing to an end, a 9 year operation against islamic militants. relations between france and the west african nation have deteriorated since the military regime and by marco canceled elections originally scheduled for this month. the one to us says it will stay in power for another 4 years french, president, amory, when michael says it's time for his forces to leave me alone. we cannot remain militarily involved alongside molly and authorities with whom we don't share a strategy or you have a hidden agenda. that's the situation we're facing in, molly. the french president there, while the french announcement comes as a summit of european and african leaders gets underway in brussels. and we can take you now to the very venue where t

white and windy conditions, northern egypt, very likely to seize sand and dust storms in cairo with the high of 18 degrees. what remnants leftovers of what was tropical cyclone and nazi dipping further toward the south, but still lot of rain come natur for madagascar on thursday. that sure weather update. susan ah. julie, the debate they of black people from the american and global story was very powerful on an online your voice. the comment section is right. join our conversation. we had all protected when everyone is protected. it is not being nationalistic about this. you just look at it in a very different way, not perspective. men and men meeting each other and they don't have any solution. let me put it clear for you that dream on. now just 0. 0, i main stories now. in eastern ukraine. shelling is intensified along the line of contact in the dawn boss region. and are there also reports of military convoys being had heading to break? why regents, they've been recognized as independent by russia. meanwhile, russia defense minister, as well as the commodities in chief of its efforts

spokesperson says that the white house is no longer using the term imminent, and that they stopped using it because they say that it will send a message that they were not intending to sand. that's how jen, saki is putting it, so it seems like the white house is now back tracking on their allegation that there was some kind of an eminent invasion of ukraine. one wonders how soon they'll be back. tracking on this allegation of an upcoming false flag video. well, kayla, thank you for flushing out the story for us us corresponding caleb more in. thank you. the russian foreign ministry has published a lift vitality, measures against germany. it comes just a day after the german media regulates a blog. it's our sister channel artsy, d e. well, my colleague roy to say, discuss the latest developments with archie correspondence, sha davinsky, and on quarter deutsch avella, its offices are going to be close to the rob russia. its journalists are going to have their press accreditations taken away and all of their russian language broadcasts are going to be taken off the air. now ga bella has since responded to this, they put out a media statement. they said that they're not goin

spokesperson says that the white house is no longer using the term imminent, and that they stopped using it because they say that it will send a message that they were not intending to sand. that's how jen, saki is putting it, so it seems like the white house is now back tracking on their allegation that there was some kind of an eminent invasion of ukraine. one wonders how soon they'll be back. tracking on this allegation of an upcoming false flag video. well, to further flesh out this story, we can cross live to paul robinson, professor of public, an international affairs of the university of elsewhere full welcome to the program . hello, we have these latest allegations of russia preparing a false flag attack as a pretext to invade ukraine. what do you think is the goal behind this allegation? that's quite hard to say. i mean, i often, and these things, the people making these allegations believe in that even if it's what it's the implausible. but i think the reason the making it public is this may possibly be an offense propaganda effort to, to the american point of view on public pressure on, on, on russia, the americans crying that will be releasing this informatio

spokesperson says that the white house is no longer using the term imminent, and that they stopped using it because they say that it will send a message that they were not intending to sand. that's how jen, saki is putting it, so it seems like the white house is now back tracking on their allegation that there was some kind of an eminent invasion of ukraine. one wonders how soon they'll be back. tracking on this allegation of an upcoming false flag video. to flush all this story, we can now cross live the kennestone, an anti war activist at hamilton coalition to stop the war. welcome to the program . so we've these allocation from the white house that russia is preparing a false flag allegation. and then just on wednesday, we had gen, sucky refusing to use the word imminent about this alleged russian invasion. what do you make of this seemingly contradictory statements? well, in the 1st place i don't think anyone should take seriously any last claims about false flag operations. i believe that the entire world will be skeptical after the false flag operations, the u. s. stage in 1991 in the context of the for the 1st gulf war where they had the kuwaiti incubator, baby sc

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the moment and somehow it has lost with very partisan and very deep black and white lines the reporters have drawn in the sands and hide behind. wsj had an op-ed today that said exactly that. we don't apologize for thinking that all readers are interested in this. the mystery is why the rest of the press corps is not. in terms of the questions that we now have from that filing, going back to the origin. it was clear from the intelligence community and 2016 that there was a threat of russia with an electoral threat at the time. the contract under the terms when we talk about the tech that was involved, he was entitled per the terms of the contract. he was to my net information and turn it over to the cia which he did. the question remains why did he also share additional information with the clinton campaign? why did he turn around and hire the clinton campaign attorney? who in the government provided him with a contract with such access? these questions will lead to what we discussed yesterday which is that the three indictments we seen so far are just the tip of the iceberg because you can use grand jury test

married to former trump white house official dina powell and a number of trump white house alumni are part of the campaign. carla sandsambassador to denmark. >> i'm the only candidate in this race in pennsylvania who actually worked in the trump administration. >> meantime, oz is on a nontraditional campaign path, taking time off the campaign trail to accept a star on the hollywood walk of fame and using his celebrity and name id to pull people into his campaign stops. oz, mccormick and sand skipped a debate monday night and have been called out by rival jeff bardos, the 28-year-old republican nominee for governor. >> i don't understand how these out-of-staters don't show up to their base. >> oz went to medical school here, but both men have lived out of state recently. now both are playing up their pennsylvania pedigrees. >> the values we have to have to make wise decisions are found in places like erie, pennsylvania. >> reporter: so as of right now, former president donald trump is unlikely to weigh in with an endorsement in this race. of course, that can always change, but as of now that is the current thinking. tr

that the problem with the american justice system system is white woman tears. referring to the fact that kim potter cried as you heard in that sand bite right there. also the judge cried as she handed down the sentence and wiped away a tear. the family says this was not justice for dante right. that the, the officer will be free in a matter of a couple years and that they'll never have their son back then crump, the civil rights lawyer representing the family, said some people in our community are given longer sentences for marijuana possession. let that sink in a reference to the fact that many african americans are arrested for minor drug charges and spend more time. so the, the response from people who were with dante rights, family, and supporting the civil rights movement here has been largely negative. but rights mother did say one thing, she said, one rare thing happened for which the family is grateful and that is that a white police officer was held responsible and convicted for the killing of an unarmed black man. thank you very much. john had been reporting to us the standoff between truck drivers and canada's prime mi

so drawing a line in the sand there with putin. we still know the white house is still very much wanting to engage in a diplomatic solution here when it comes to the situation with ukraine. >> that's exactly right. president biden echoing his comments his national security adviser made earlier, saying russia may think they're going to get nato to close to door the additional members such as ukraine. that is flat out not going to happen, which has been the long standing position from the u.s. throughout this whole crisis. we also hear the president, as you point out, trying to leave the door open to a diplomatic off ramp. that's particularly important for the u.s. to make that clear publicly, because the russians are trying to cast the u.s. as the warmongers here. we heard from a senior russian diplomat to the united nations who was responding to the u.s. putting out this intelligence assessment about all of these tens of thousands of troops. this russian diplomat saying, look, if russia came out and said the u.s. was going to invade britain and there woul

it struck down white and windy conditions, northern egypt, very likely to seize sand in dust, storms in cairo, with the high of 18 degrees. what remnants leftovers of what was tropical cyclone and nazi dipping further toward the south, but still a lot of rain come natur for madagascar on thursday. that sure weather update. susan ah ah, the shaker mod award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah. i need you is my manager is on materials i do find those deals is bronze to that point? yeah, he doesn't do we need to do for can usually just with my nigeria on al jazeera, ah, ah, ah, ah, story this now that he does have done yet can to has the 2 separate just regions in houston cry, los russian president vladimir putin to help in propelling what they call aggression from the ukrainian army, rushes, defense minister as well as commodities in chief of its air force and black sea fleet are expected to be included. and an e. u sa

military crisis, alan fisher al jazeera, at the white house, russian president vladimir putin says he's ready to look for a diplomatic solution to resolve the sand of other ukraine. that's just a day after he was given parliamentary approval, to use troops outside of russia to support ukraine separatists who didn't ask for the measure to back fighters who've been at war with the ukranian army in the discounted regions. cycle of those regions. they are the self proclaimed people's republics of no hans and donates. they encompass don bass, where separatists have been fighting against ukrainian forces since 2014 ben. it's matt jones is not alive from moscow. bernard, tell us more. what else has president putin being saying this morning? came today is defender of the fatherland day in russia. it's a public holiday and tomorrow the holiday vladimir putin issued a video statement and in that video statement, he praise the battle readiness of russian troops. while adding that, he's ready for diplomatic solutions. but saying that the interests of russia, a non negotiable, and at the same time, the man who is saying this, the russia, the kremlin, says th

confirmation of that delays on al jazeera like sand castles, innocent ami, that's how one dr. described. hong kong is devastating fee curve at $19.00 white america, or one game. oh, this is goliath. why call mine is on strike in the u. s. ed taking on wolf strings . ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies with sponsored cut on it weighs hello great to see, you know for the past few days there had been no weather alerts across india. we'll keep it that way as we look toward friday. at may see a few showers sneak in toward the south west end, the se, but really this is nothing major. still unhealthy air quality toward the northwest, but may see a spirits of rain there, which would help improve the air quality. really, the bulk of the activity is over again, gone in myanmar through the and a min and nick, a bar islands and may just squeeze out a shower across yolanda as well. but nothing major off to se, stager there has been flooding, poor central malaysia. things are starting to wind down in terms of that intense rain but getting down with rain for southern sumatra and west java jakarta, coming in at 32 degrees on friday. now for central p

these confusing responses from the white house and ukraine and president biden's inability to draw a line in the sanders worse. the russians are running circles around this administration outmaneuvering us on many different fronts, they are taking lessons learned from afghanistan an embarrassing bite and along the way and our leaders need to wake up. america is starting to lose his influence globally as a result. the president isn't being concrete with what we are going to do if russia invades, he only seems to be clear in what we are not going to do and that is practically nothing if tanks started rolling across the border. he signaling every single chance he gets that we aren't going to be doing anything substantial about it unless this escalation spills over into a nato country which it has not, he's practically publicly inviting them to come into ukraine. we are sending troops out but that is to prevent spill over from war, not to protect ukraine. the messaging that these troops are deploying is relatively useless because in the public we say yes, u.s. troops are going out to nato but in private

anybody that comes up to you finding some white person who had racist views say, wow, how exciting, maybe when you go to the beach you'll find sand next time. it's not surprising. it's stunning when you don't find that. take that as a baseline. i think it's rather miraculous that you do get such a broad degree of support for emancipation in the course of the war. and you get the 14th and 15th amendments after the war. you only get them because this shows the events of great military clashes. nobody would have perceived what happened in 1861. it wasn't a war -- it's not a war to end slavery. some people hope it will be. charles sumner hope it is will be. he's happy that first bull run was a defeat because it meant the war would last longer and many the more likely that emancipation will come to the floor. they will come back our friend here. if mcclellan had captured richmond, which any competent commander would have, that would have been theened of the war and it would have been the end of the war without emancipation. because emancipation was not on the table. everybody talks about emancipation. ann tee numb is not the battle. s

our including like sand castles, innocent nami, that's how one doctor describes hong kong and devastating 5th uncovered 19 white america for one day. oh no contract. no coal representatives for a group of mine is in the u. s. testify the senate hearing and ins falls. livable takes a big step towards the quarter finals of the european champions late. that's coming up in sport with leon. ah, france has confirmed the withdrawal of troops from molly after a 9 year mission president emanuel micron denies. the french mission was unsuccessful. but his accused, molly's transitional government forcing his troops out a sad bag reports from synagogues, capital to com. france says it's military withdrawal. it's not a failure. rosamille to jump, but after 9 years of being in molly, their fight against groups linked to al qaeda and i, so it's now set to change as conditions for the french are no longer cordial. france as nigeria will become the hot for they fight against terrorism about his youngest immediate delma book. we cannot stay engaged militarily next to authorities who do not share our strategy nor our objectives. t

white person who had racist views say wow. how exciting maybe when you go to the beach you'll find sand next time. it's it's it's absolutely not surprising. it's stunning when you don't find that so take as a baseline. take it as a baseline. and then i think it's rather miraculous that you do get such a broad degree of support for emancipation in the course of the war and sort of miraculous that you get the 14th and 15th amendments after the one you only get them of course because this shows the transformative events of great military clashes. nobody would have foreseen what happened. in 1861. it wasn't a war. it's not a war to end slavery in 1861 some people. hope it will be a frederick douglass hopes, it will be charles sumner hopes it will be charles sumner's kind of happy that first bull run was a defeat because it meant the war would last longer. and they believed many abolitionists the longer the war goes on the more likely. did emancipation will come to the fore but if mcclellan had captured richmond will come back to our little friend jorge again here if mcclellan had captured richmond in

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further what the white house and the executive branch are doing has been elusive at this point, what is the administration end game here it seems like there is a strong line in the sandine in the sand that we are not going get involved militarily other than to send troops to the area to our nato allies and weapons into ukraine into our nato allies so just how much bite could sanctions actually have? and i realize that we have got tranches that are ratcheting up. and just what does the biden administration hope to accomplish longer term with these sanctions? >> i think the sanctions would and will have bite, but it's a question of whether russia feels that it can withstand that it's been amassing a rainy day fund the former deputy foreign minister told nbc's keir simmons so far they haven't been strong enough, that they have not been enough to deter him, that putin feels like he can withstand whatever pressure is coming from the west yesterday i asked the white house press secretary what the end game is, she said deterrence clearly, we have seen that that is not working that strategy is not working the way that the administration and the west had intended. then there