the 3 week event stuff in denmark on friday for well, the morley westwood says he's phyllis i'm mission is to play golf rod account despite his decisions to join a controversial breakaway competition. the 2nd founder i've been back live sir events. he's off in the united states in a few hours time. americans have joined the live series have already been banned from few traditions of the ryder cup as a team event which fits the us and europe against each other. westwood is made a rapport, equaling 11 rod cup appearances for europe. you know, why with the european to change the roles so dramatically because another til doesn't like it or feels financially threatened. you know, there's just a bit too much protection going on to my liking and not enough transparency british box, anthony joshua says he's not dwelling on the past as he looks ahead to his re, much with alexander. is it the pair of been in london for that fight will take place in saudi arabia on august 20th, joshua aiming to recapture the balance the last of the year cranium last year. what happened in the past? i don't really

back then, there were only phyllis schlafly forums, which single-handedly defeated the equal rights amendment to my but they didn't seem so effective in the media battles in the '90s. on any tv report, you would have little to left-wing women and spower students making their points, and then a very pretty, slightly fussy woman in a dress that would make a conservative case and it would be on relatable. iw avenue intended to be an organizationf that reflected the real lives of and concerns of today's women. we believe all issues are women's issues from the economy to child care policy to the regulatory state to revolution. if it matters, we are on it. caunder the leadership of carrie lukas, who will be tonight's interlocutor, iwf has grown like wildfire. in the past decade we've added the independent voice, political action arm and adjust this year the independent women's network, the national cyber networking operation that will build grassroots groups across the country. plus we have a legal center by first rate attorneys and as soon assets a little better funded it will start suing people j

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i said, bake al jazeera let's enough from phyllis bennett, who's a fellow at the institute for policy studies. and she thinks the u. s. can take tangible steps to stop is really impunity. it's quite likely that the both the, the, the, the rifle that was used and the bullet that was used came from manufacturers in the united states. the united states pays for 20 percent of israel's military budget, so it makes us complicit in what that military does. there is a u. s. law known as the way he act. that says explicitly that the united states may not provide any weapons, any training, any military support to any unit of any military, anywhere in the world. that has carried out a gross violation of human rights. the killing of sharina was a gross violation of human rights. the united states needs to start just for starters, to investigate on its own, whether the late law was violated by the unit of israeli soldiers. whether or not we know the name of the individual israelis claim they know it. we don't know. but we know that they are aware which units were deployed to the janine refugee cam

concerning because those yes were identified with being a backpack and belongings of buena fietta and dom phyllis. ok, monica many thanks for the updates that from brazil. now, british foreign secretary list trust is expected to introduce the legislation to change parts of the northern ireland protocol. the u. s. one, the u. k. against trying to alter the post brake set trade deal on its own oven islands pro british democratic union. as policy has strongly opposed the existing agreement as fed. that could be a trade war if no solution is found to answer joins us now from outside parliament in london until the what's the government proposing well, they reveal their proposal and it seems like they want to alter majority of the northern ireland protocol. they said there's 4 key issues and they will be protecting just 3 articles of that protocol. so it's an the suite much more sweeping changes. and actually most people were expecting essentially what they're trying to do is create a new system of border checks. they want kids that are going from the u. k and to northern ireland to go through a green

this mitchell is being held right here in copper cabinet, were dom phyllis used to paddle serv. ah, his mother and lives here. don phillips is married to a brazilian and we spoke to her. we spoke to his ah, to his brother in law as well. his mother in law has, is not very hopeful that they will find ah, the remains or that they will find them alive. at least they want them to find them, no matter how. but they're not hopeful that they will be found alive. the remains are being studied right now in our, in the amazon they were taken to a lab there or no, they were found in the river close to where both dom phyllis, the journalist, and bruno period our who's the indigenous specialist are. one of results are most of that knows the area the most he, he's the specialist in an contacted, tried, will close to that area. those remains were found. the searches continue. they're very all my hands on deck there with the journalists helping as well. and the mood here is, let us keep this alive. let us put the pressure because it's not just these 2 people. it's the amazon itself, which is in

there are no, they were found in the river close to where both dom phyllis, the journalist and bruno period are who's the indigenous specialists. are. one of results are most of that knows the area the most he, he's a specialist in an contact of tribal, close to that area. those remains were found. the searches continue. they're very all my hands on deck there with the journalists helping as well. and the mood here is let us keep this alive. let us put the pressure because it's not just these 2 people. it's the amazon itself, which is in danger. a ship carrying 16000 sheep has sunk off. the su kane port in suit on the ship's crew has been rescued. it's not clear how much livestock actually survived. local media reports the vessel was overloaded. rescue teams are trying to bring the ship to harbor or worth trying to bring the ship to harbor when it submerged. shopping christ's, the amount of money sent home by guardians, living abroad is fueling an investment boom. it's a sign of hope for an economy battered by the pandemic. and as emma did just reports from bon jewel influx of cash i

this mitchell is being held right here in caught back up on our dom. phyllis used to paddle serve ah, his mother and lives here. don phillips is married to a brazilian and we spoke to her. we spoke to his ah, to his brother in law as well. his mother in law has, is not very hopeful that they will find ah, the remains or that they will find them alive. at least they want them to find them, no matter how. but they're not hopeful that they will be found alive. the remains are being studied right now in our, in the amazon that were taken to a lab there or no, they were found in the river close to where both dom phyllis, the journalist and bruno period are who's the indigenous specialists. are. one of results are most of that knows the area the most. he is the specialist in an contacted frightful close to that area. those remains were found. the searches continue. they're very all hands on deck there with the journalists helping as well . and the mood year is let us keep this alive. let us put the pressure because it's not just these 2 people. it's the amazon itself, which is in danger, re

there are no, they were found in the river close to where both dom phyllis, the journalist, and, but a little bit it out who's the indigenous specialist. one of results are most that knows the area the most he, he's a specialist in an contacted, tries will close to that area. those remains were found. the searches continue, then very all my hands on deck. there were the journalists helping as well. and the mood here is, let us keep this alive. let us put the pressure because it's not just these 2 people. it's the amazon itself, which is in danger indeed. and so what's the latest in the investigation into how and why they disappear while they were in an area, this area is huge. it's the sides of morocco are it has the largest number of characters and contacted tribes in the world, but they. c weren't there right now, it's funny because, i mean it's, it's sad because our dance said that he was going to do the last interview for a book that he's writing are called to save the amazon. so it was, it would be his last trip to the region. now they were not found on indigenous territory. the

now, maria is fully booked again. prices are still changing, but there's definitely enough botox and phyllis, numerous companies supply them. the main cause for concern now is rising. price is not the lack of beauty products, especially if it's just not possible. it's a she was there a lot. they do smart. they with p a r. each with the principal. maria may have lost some of her clients, but not because of soaring prices. it's because of rushes decision to block certain social media. a book, a book she's in europe for ah, well john middle alex, she's just gonna let him live. nobody but i just want to tackle level the italian real name is logical. who's wealth of college? who is here with all each? yeah, it is public. is there to be a number sigma feel over the phone making a season? no, she did the with a, with a, with a deal. this would not have housing if nato vida didn't push this agenda. this war was that because i'm here this week, boston on a be a new will not but with, with mm. b a i n a a ah, with for only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking, that is, tha

back, then there was only phyllis schlafly's eagle forum. which had single-handedly defeated the equal rights amendment. no mean feat. but they didn't seem so effective in media battles in the 90s on any tv report. you'd have liberal to left-wing women and power suits making their points and then a very pretty slightly fussy woman in a dress. would make the conservative case and it would be unrelatable. iwf intended to be an organization that reflected the real lives of and concerns of today's women. believe that all issues are women's issues from the economy to child care policy to the regulatory state to revolution if it matters we're on it. under the leadership of carrie lucas who will be tonight's interlocutor? iwf has grown like wildfire in the past decade. we added the independent women's voice the political action arm. and just this year the independent women's network a national cyber networking operation that will build grassroots groups across the country. plus, we now have a legal center staffed by first rate conservative female a

back then there was only phyllis schlafly which had single-handedly defeated of thee equal rights amendment but they didn't seem so effective in the battles in the '90s. on any tv report you would have liberals and power suits making their points and then a very pretty slightly fussy woman andi address would make the conservative case and it would be un- relatable. it intended to be an organization that reflected the real lives of and concerns of. from economy to child care childcare policyto the regulatoe revolution. under the leadership it's growing like wildfire in the last decade we added to the the independent women's voice political action arm and just this year the independent indept network the cyber networking operation that would build grassroots across the country plus we now have a legal center that by the first rate conservatives and it's a little better funded. >> while raising five lovely children all of whom are brilliant and have excellent manners. these days making the case against the fairfax county schools and math policies. we are thrilled to have the columnist maranda

there was only eagle forum of phyllis schlafly which is single-handedly defeated the equalea rights amendment but thy didn't seem so possessive in media battles in the 90s. on any tv report did have liberal women in power suits making their point and then a very slightly fussy woman in a dress would make the conservative case and it would be on relatable. i intended to be an organization that reflected the real lives of the concerns of today's women. we believe all issues are women's issues from the economy to childcare policies to the regulatory revolution. if it matters where on it prevented the leadership of carrie lukas iws is growing like wildfire. past decade we have a had the political action arm and just this year the independent women's network for national cyber networking operation grassroots groups across the country and we now have a legal center first-rate conservative female attorneys and as soon as its better funded it while treating people just like the left. [laughter] she has accomplished all this while raising five lovely children all of whom have excellent manners. the st

support than in general, which has his own terrorist to terrorize the poverty labeled by the country. phyllis is the unesco, well, the heritage, what will gender in you? how to say more various groups present in the region and associated with the local branch of al qaeda seeks take possession, minutes to approach the most can even enter it. we were told that we should not stay to login more lace so as not to attract attention, according to them to how to sa, hiding among the populate anecdote, in addition to the symbolic meaning that the capture and it has caught harrison such an event will lead to great difficulties and communication between north and south. that is why the malia military's closely monitoring the strategically important points. you zealand has declared that they will extend its military deployments in the south pacific, solomon islands until at least may next year. and also mid concerns among western eyes about china is growing. press the pacific as a priority area for defense, which is why it is important that new zealand defense force personnel continue to operate and supp

. >> brian: i'll add this, from mary tyler moore, you have rhoda and phyllis. and the lou grant show. and that was the day that you had one idea and you can give birth to five of them. >> steve: but it was a really good idea. >> brian: right. happy days, laverne and shirley. >> steve: before mary tyler moore, there was dick van dyke. >> ainsley: i wish i could chime in. sorry, wasn't around. >> brian: dick van dyke gave birth to -- >> ainsley: gave birth to? >> steve: mary tyler moore, the show. >> brian: she didn't acknowledge it. she never acknowledged that she was married to dick van dyke. that was a totally different series, different writers. right. but it was good to see the actors get other jobs. >> ainsley: did you watch "the golden girls"? did you watch "who's the boss"? did you watch "growing pains"? >> brian: not really. at that point, i was probably hanging out in the woods with my friends. >> steve: there you go. >> brian: meanwhile, how about international affairs? president biden is in south korea as he looks to divert attention away from the cri

and my own mom phyllis george sat down with naomi judd in 1994. even then naomi talked about some of the troubles that plagued her. >> reporter: when you stopped traveling and you didn't have your daughter there and you didn't have all this commotion and people waving at you through the bus window, in your moments when you were alone was there ever a moment you doubted that you weren't going to make it? >> no. as soon as i would start to get an inkling that doubt or despair would come into my mind, and this is one of the most valuable lessons i learned in my illness is that satan is the author of doubt and despair. he's the one that puts that on us. we're under stript ral authority to rebuke him. i do that, go through that exercise, and sometimes i holler out loud. >> like what would you -- >> get thee behind me, satan. i'm the child of the most high god. i command you and all your arch angels to go to hell. >> that was back in 1994. and clearly, naomi judd had these struggles, mental health issues for her whole life. she's written about her battl

mom couldn't be to that he's been out of the denominator care for a 1000000 element phyllis, bunny and robot. could tristan in the hall robot aluminum cross de la? i'm and i had the i said bit of a balloon or has it has an awful lot to me but i for the local issue of the for quality of care cannot bill is shut off. but my forgiveness, how you do emily shall be. don't you know? surely, ned, yet there who now shall keep us. did you, canada? she pew computer. to me you would soften to be young sophie revealed the poor very shall keep pushing the destitute fit for noise. do not accept your name as it is the funeral bus, the bus at bus. oh no, he's in the her schedule. she see it. i sit there her don't good said the new object if you please. and then when men may do a book to do it on the opposite, you know, you know, fairly digital, you know, probably let them down as a d was either not to just make the fall is a frequent take that they can stay for say, it depends on the condition of others, you did the pushy pull. pull. see, nicole was, you know, so, you know, may not go from issue goes

[phyllis gasps, drops box] >> hello, there. you're about to watch an episode of the "the daily show." that means there's some news and some jokes on the way. request you like laughing and news, you're in the right ( bleep ) place, honey. >> announcer: coming to you from the heart of times square, in new york, the only city in america, it's "the daily show. tonight: tonight: this is "the daily show with trevor noah." ( cheers and applaus captioning sponsored by comedy central ( applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah, and you're my live studio audience! you're live! this is happening! thank you so much. take a seat. take a seat, guys. thank you! yeah, yesterday was our first show back with a live audience. it was super exciting and it's been so much fun. but i do want to acknowledge something, and this is completely true. after the show aired there were a number of people on social media who said they were sad because, "it's not just me and trevor anymore." ( laughter ) yeah

symptoms videos, circulating online, sho, pool living conditions inside hastily constructed facilities. phyllis ju counts herself among the lucky ones. she was able to buy enough food before the locked out to sustain her and her father that says others were caught off guard. no local government, i think. and why not go press conference? she was saying that i shall high air wall, not block dell because it's so very important city like domestically andy and internationally, all be a huge mass who's you is a community volunteer and helped with the testing and food distribution. she says, organization varies from area to area. some neighborhoods a managed well role in others. people are going hungry. in desperation is growing. this video shows people yelling in frustration from their apartments authorities or censoring critical or negative online posts like these promoting. instead, images of volunteers sending much needed supplies to the city. more than 200000 cases of the be a point to on the con, varied, have been recorded in shanghai since last month. but despite rising anger, chinese authoriti

symptoms, videos, circulating online, sho, pool living conditions inside hastily constructed facilities. phyllis do counts herself among the lucky ones. she was able to buy enough food before the lockdown to sustain her and her father that says others were caught off guard. look all garmin . i think in one of the go press conference, she was saying that i shall high air will not look dell because it's so very important city like, domestically anti and internationally. so it will be a huge mass who's you is a community volunteer, and helps with the testing and food distribution. she says, organization varies from area to area. some neighborhoods a managed well, ah, well, others, people are going hungry, and desperation is growing. this video shows people yelling in frustration from their apartments. authorities are censoring critical or negative online posts like these promoting. instead, images of volunteers sending much needed supplies to the city. more than 200000 cases of the be a point to on the con, varied, have been recorded in shanghai since last month. but despite rising anger, chinese a

i can then left one a lisa, mister carla and a phyllis in india. i would matawan them hand up and get deleted. sheltered alley. a good. hey. i did. what did i, man, i did it, and now i didn't have a good, a lot in demand, wilton on minnesota alligator. i mean, in order to get them out of acting like going to add those little mental reduce. and i don't know, this is sure. hold of them, i don't want to see that deductible. i had to read out at the limit the been i'd look on a given old mother would have got a brush and get him in to put them in the haggard. i know, i said, let me, let me give you an answer back. any one has laid up with it. like your mom dealing with the student haggard. the up went up with that been man, provided that i go with the high lift the why could i get better still? sure. i get well yeah, we plan on with age. well, what i get kind of let you know, nation machine size. yeah. it could be, it would busy be somebody else and then having one that i believe enticing from side nationalization as i'm getting them man with a little

the north korea releases a hollywood star video of liter qindzhong supervising the launch of a new phyllis thickness through hello, russia has announced the end of what it calls phase one if it's military operation in ukraine. the defense ministry added that it would now focus on taking full control of 2 eastern regions claimed by russia back separatists. it also said that at last more than $1300.00 soldiers. so after more than a month of war areas, and rather held by russian forces under separate just allies or places where they have made significant advances. on thursday, russian troops reached the center of mar your pole. the port city has been under siege since the wars early days. tens of thousands are feared traps without food power or heat, but ukrainian forces say they've been resisting russian attacks elsewhere, such as around chief enter and heave them. bas robbie isn't levine, and he reports on the latest fighting on developments around ukraine. their country is at war, but for the many ukrainian soldiers, the fight is personal. i told my wife to grab the children to hide in the

oh, by providing the territory air phyllis, military infrastructure basis. but also by allowing russia to use but arson, aerospace, to launch attacks, every 9th, every day against the ukrainians. it is again against ukrainian civilians against the ah, the, that the ukrainian at nation. so ukraine assorted belarus is all the, all the heavily involved in the way that. and it has been a, a complicit on the on, on how supported the, the, the, that the russian nation. and of course, we call on, but ours to stop doing exactly that i'll be used by russia to conduct his brutal war against a neighbor, ukraine. and when it comes to forces, so nato, it is no part of the conflict we provide support to create the little part of the conflict we. we helped a ukraine with the holding to right for self defense which is enshrined in the you in shorter. ah, but nathan will not send the troops into into ukraine and we have to understand that it is extremely important to broad support through can and we are stepping up. but at the same time, it is also extremely important to pre

phyllis in on this. >> and comes in the form of a bar bracket. they are looking for a new furry phrase of the franchise. pet owners can show a photo of their pooch. >> i see what you did. we also have some contenders here. >> there you go. i like it. >> thank you so much. we will see you coming up. >>> coming up on kpix 5 >>> i will show you the forecast coming up after this. >>> it is 5:43. updates this morning on the fight against the coronavirus. two new studies show covid vaccine's remain highly effective even during the omicron surge. data shows unvaccinated adults were 12 times more likely to be hospitalized than adults who had received both vaccinations and booster. for people who received three vaccine doses including the booster, efficacy was 95% for the delta variant and 94% for omicron. >>> millions of americans who have unpaid medical bills removed from their kettering reports. the three major reporting agencies say they are removing nearly 70% of medical debt from people's records. they say they are responding to the spike in hospita

it is sunday march 20th, i've anita meyer life remark phyllis under new york city. breaking this morning, ukrainian authorities say the russian military has attracted in their civilian targets in mariupol. this time, a school world about 400 people had taken refuge. also breaking this morning, russia says it has launched a second hypersonic missile strike. on wednesday, a theater housing children was also bob by russian forces. lewinsky condemned the constant bombing of the city, calling it a terror that will go down the history. this comes as the uk defense ministry says russian forces are continuing to encircle several circles in eastern ukraine, with russia using long-range missiles to devastating effect. the russian defense ministry is releasing this video of one of his alleged airstrikes after claiming it used hypersonic missiles for the first time in ukraine. those weapons have been at the center of an arms race between u.s., russia, and china for years. all of this comes as president biden has to brussels this week to speak with nato allies after bolstering s

there are readers who have speculated that serena joy was based on phyllis schlafly. >> no. it's a composite of a number of people. but what they all have in common is that they thought women should be in the home, but they weren't in the home. they were out there having quite a public career saying that women shouldn't be in -- shouldn't be in public. it's a bit of a contradiction. >> at the beginning of "the testaments," you include a quote from george eliot's novel that reads... feminism doesn't have to be monolithic, but some people have wanted it to be, which has made you resist the term "feminism"? >> no, i don't resist the term. i just ask people to tell me which kind they're talking about. if you say christian, do you mean ukrainian orthodox? do you mean quakers? do you mean the pope? you have to define what kind you're talking about. same with feminism. i think there are 75 different kinds. so i'm not the kind that thinks all male babies should be eliminated except 10% kept for breeding. i'm not that kind. [ both laugh ] >> i could have guessed. >> so i support an o

we had on a mother whose son s killed in the 9/11 attacks by phyllis rodriguez, and she said not in her son's name. this point of the sanctions put on the aide to afghanistan that is preventing the people of afghanistan from getting their money. >> what we have done is we have frozen deposits the afghan central bank had in u.s. banks, and that is completely crippled the financial system and exacerbated the terrible crisis that is happening in the country. you know, to see this money and say you're going to distribute it the 9/11 families to me is not only cruel, but illogical because this money does not belong to the taliban. it belongs to the afghan people. it is clearly a policy that is being done for domestic reasons, for domestic political reasons. i think it is sadly representative of an administration that clearly is not thinking about afghans first. amy: award-winning journalist matthieu aikins, author of the new book "the naked don't fear the water: an underground journey with afghan refugees." this update, earlier this become the biden administration designated temporary protec

also, phyllis rap -- foot pressure joins us to talk about the impact of russia's invasion on u.s. agriculture and the supply chain. >> it is true. in the august time for our country, for europe, i call you to do more. host: volodymyr zelenskyy made an emotional and historic appeal to u.s. congress yesterday, asking the u.s. to do more. we will get your take on the u.s. response. is it not enough? (202) 748-8000 if you believe it is not enough. (202) 748-8001 if you think we have done too much. if you think it is the right amount, dial in at (202) 748-8002. also, you can text us at (202) 748-8003. join us on facebook or send a tweet. we will get to your thoughts in a minute. pew research did a poll on this question before the ukrainian president addressed congress. they found that more americans approve than disapprove of the biden administration's response the russian invasion. just 7% said the u.s. is providing too much support to ukraine. where do you come down on this question? president biden, after the ukrainian president talked to lawmakers, announced an additional $800 mill

meanwhile an airstrike on a phyllis italy t -- on a facility in western ukraine today. >> the wars in ukraine moving dangerously closer to poland, raising concerns that nato could be drawn into the conflict. russian missiles struck a missile facility in a town 10 miles from poland. that facility previously used by the u.s. and nato to train ukrainian troops. >> if they strike in poland what happens? >> we take our commitment very seriously and in are meant -- and an armed attack against one means of an armed attack against all. >> president zelensky once again calling for a no-fly zone. they say if you do not clo clo skies, it will only be a matter of time before missiles fall on your territory. this town sits on a to supply ukrainian military aid. russia declares any shipments of military aid to ukraine as legitimate targets. russia still demanding that ukraine tend -- change its constitution to not join nato or the european union. the city of irpin, ukrainian soldiers helped evacuate the living and the dead. among those killed, american reporter brent renaud to. >> we were crossing

the archive include speeches by queen elizabeth the second, robert jordan, and delish/fully -- phyllis schlafly. >> it is owing been in recent times that we have credited and paid attention to what women have to say we have a large general, cultural assumption that women were not the best speakers, that women weren't speaking, that women were silenced. in general, it is true women didn't speak as much as men for many varieties but it is not true that women weren't speaking.

the archives include speeches by cleopatra, barbara jordan and phyllis schlafly. >> it is only in very recent times that we've credited at all and paid attention to what women had to say and we've had an assumption, a general, cultural assumption, that women were not the best speakers, that women were not speaking, that women were silent. and in general, it is true women didn't speak as much as men for a variety of reasons, but it is not true women were not speaking. in fact, women have been speaking, hundreds of them, thousands of them, but we just haven't had access to their words. >> donna rubin, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. ♪ next, a discussion hosted by the atlantic council looking at russia's invasion of ukraine. we will hear from a member of the ukrainian parliament, who warned of a potential spillover effect on the u.s. and europe and calls for more lethal military aid to the ukraine -- to ukraine. this is about an hour. >> good morning and afternoon. i run the eurasia center at th

the archive includes speeches by queen elizabeth the second and phyllis schlafly. >> it is only in very recent times that we have credited and paid attention to what women had to say. we have an assumption, a cultural assumption, that women were not the best speakers, that women were not speaking. in general, it is true women did not speak as much as men for a variety of reasons. women have been speaking, hundreds of them, thousands of them. we have not had access to their words. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now at. -- now app. >> the book hitler's american gamble recounts the five days that upended everything. those days include december 7 through the 11th 1941 from japan's attack on pearl harbor to hitler's declaration of war on the u.s., tracing development in real-time. british historians reveal how america's engagement was far from inevitable. professor sims and letterman quote martin gilbert as saying hitler's decision to declare war on the united states was arguably his single greatest mista

and phyllis and what he said last night the warning to nato that thinly veiled warning in which he really was threatening it sounded like nuclear weapons. the messaging that he has been doing ten nato where there was nuclear exercises that he oversaw last weekend, that was designed to send a signal reminding people that he has a nuclear power, do not come and interfere with what he has going on in ukraine after the invasion starts. that message of one of the things that nato is trying to calibrate is on the one hand they want to send sources to reassure their eastern flank of the poland and the baltics, but they also don't want to overplay that hand and play into vladimir putin's warped narrative that would give him that an excuse to think that the united states and nato was part of this conflict, see you have a situation where nato has to move very carefully. this is a chess game, you cannot start sending weapons as much as i've heard today and of course all of our hearts go out to ukrainian armed forces and their pleas for more weaponry. once u.s. and nato starts after the invasion bega

i never think i'm invincible. immortal phyllis, nothing like that. i didn't realize that event after the mission was in the classroom with the we drew plans of the conflict corolla. what will change death usually takes the best of us because the bass are always up front in you because they are the quickest to make decisions. look like you have any up of deeds during that fight coming up or how. ringback shocked. what are you doing? good cross surprises. look good. well, more. this was the so called his laska terrorist group. it's like know which in just one year before that fight carried out several terror attacks inside. douglas don alluded, brilliant. these people were fanatics. they'd abandon to normal life severely for them. life had become war. zillow, goering's, oh, you killed me. and you processed and was just sort of, they took part in a tax on the security services to them. so they were directly involved in killing law enforcement officers, sugarloaf effects, and they were responsible for terror attacks in the town of chrysler. in fact, the

. >> first question will go to phyllis . >> mister secretary, who is responsible for the shelling today in the combat region and how can, what are you doing to lower the risk of dangerous and potentially explosive us russian interactions such as a close call betweenaircraft . >> we've seen the reports of the shelling and there's certainly troubling. we're still gathering the details. but we've said for some time the russians might do something like this . in order to justify a military conflict so we will be watching this very closely. and in terms of any potential interaction with our aircraft and someone else's aircraft, we will follow our own procedures very closely which i think are our airmen are very well versed on. we will make sure we're doing everything thatwe can to remain safe here . and as we see unsafe acts will certainly enlarge the people that are responsible for that. >> tina klein from germany. >> and mister secretary. i understand you have the evidence that there's more building rather than troop withdrawal in russia. at the same time i've seen some of the german publi

this story of david and goliath into a hard warming tale about the boundless power of motherly love. phyllis nod cinematic directing debut call. jane introduces us to a clandestine women's network. providing safe abortions in 1960 s, chicago, a distant past one might believe. i think women's rights in the united states you're talking about. they have not moved on one bit since the events of that film . and it's something again we, we touch on at the end of the call jane, you know, hey, let's go get equal pay. yeah, you'll be waiting until we're long dead for that. mikhail arrest drama, the passengers of the night uses politics as a means of triggering our collect of memory. shallow gains boom portrays elizabeth, whose life changes drastically around that time. form swami. dental is elected president of friends. he's a very ordinary woman. that's what i to back and she's going to a woman of her age. i left my husband with mine and john, just very basic things. it was okay. forced to reinvent herself. the film follows elizabeth in her years of transformation from broken spirit till ins against

round a. coast village is also a reminder, the region is facing a tough reality. michelson agency. phyllis is world famous. carnival has returned though on a smaller scale than before. the pandemic. the festival is a huge taurus straw. but last year it had to be held on line lisha level as a welcome with local media reporting around $50000.00 visitors. many who don the traditional masks. but the may braids, don't play, don't take place to tear people from gathering in large crowds. mm hm. and the carnival is also went away and the french city of nice festivities were cancelled in 2021. but the sure the king of the animals themes, celebrations, have been able to go ahead with some minor crone of iris restrictions in place. around 200000 spectators are expected for its parades and traditional battle of the flowers. ah, your child is there with me, so robbed a reminder of our top stories. the white house, as a phone call between the us and russian leaders to discuss tensions with ukraine, did not result in any fundamental change. moscow has been sending troops to ukraine's border raising phas