been elected to a senior leadership role in the republican party new york congresswoman so at least stepanek was voted in as house conference chairwoman she replaces liz cheney who was pushed out for her recent criticism of trump john hendren reports are from washington d.c. . donald trump might seem like a man enjoying semi retirement but his grip on the republican party hasn't slipped just ask fellow republican liz cheney she spoke out against him i will do everything i can to ensure that the former president never again gets anywhere near the oval office her party repaid her by ousting her as the republican conference chair the party's number 3 leader in the house of representatives even though donald trump is no longer commander in chief even though he no longer sits in the oval office he still controls the party he still will be enormous influence over the party and what you're seeing are republicans making it started effort to try to not only rewrite history but also rewrite it and the way that center is everything around donald trump and that's for good or bad cheney was replaced on f

wonderful things can be achieved by mattie stepanek. we must be united in heart and mind. one world, onepeople . being there is no further business, we are adjourned. >> one more statement. we are the one. that is our first single that we made. that is our opinion. >> i can't argue with you. >> you are responsible please do not know his exact. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i had a break when i was on a major label for my musical career. i took a seven year break. and then i came back. i worked in the library for a long time. when i started working the san francisco history centre, i noticed they had the hippie collection. i thought, if they have a hippie collection, they really need to have a punk collection as well. so i talked to the city archivist who is my boss. she was very interested. one of the things that i wanted to get to the library was the avengers collection. this is definitely a valuable poster. because it is petty bone. it has that weird look because it was framed. it had something acid on it and something not acid framing it. we had to bring all of

effort to get vaccine from other saw faces like from russia and i provide are being given for their stepanek already these vaccines from i'm going to really hope to begin the process of protecting the citizens ok so it's a start and present a coup for those obviously very keen to spread the message about vaccines here's a quote from a recent t.v. address they said taking the vaccine will not alter your d.n.a. will not embedded a tracking device in your body neither will it cause infertility and women or men so. how imbedded all these conspiracy theories about the corona vaccines that when they come from. so these plants. make started. but that it was far away from africa even before cases were recorded on the. want to say that about serially is not really going to help people in africa there is a serious i mean there are widespread across social media social media are actually using. actually the platform for which there is being circulated and they are white spread very huge that people are willing not to take the vaccine and it. does look like we've lost the head of the line. that was. apo

republican congresswoman elise stepanek says that cuomo should resign and it is inexcusable disgrace that almost every other official in new york state quietly brushed this serious and credible allegation under the rug. and it is not just political opponents. the state senate majority leader democrat andrea stewart cousins says that this is deeply disturbing, and clearly no place for this type of behavior in the workplace or anywhere else, and this on the heels of harassment and intimidation. we spoke to state assemblyman last week who has accused the governor of threatening him over the questions he was asking surrounding the reporting of covid deaths of nursing home deaths and cuomo's people denied that. bill de blasio said last week, the bullying is nothing new. >>> and now, president biden says that ordering a review of supply chains into finding weak spots of our supply lines of rare minerals found in phones and tvs and other ingredients for med since and semiconductor chips. a shortage has crippled the auto industry. >> the bottom line is simple the american people should not f

joining me elise stepanek from new york. ladies, thank you very much. good to have you here tonight. you know, what -- what goes through your mind when you hear this woman who is going to be the deputy chief of staff in the white house speak this way about members of your party. elise? >> it's absolutely unacceptable and it really shows that despite the rhetoric from joe biden, that his own team, whether it's some of the cabinet appointments that he's announced or whether it's the senior staff, they have disdain for republican voters across this country. that's just not the correct way to govern. before i was a member of congress, before i worked at my family's small business, i worked for the deputy chief of staff in the white house in the bush administration. had my boss at the time said that, he would have been fired, it would have be unacceptable. because your job is making sure you're working for all americans and she's not doing that. >> yeah. it seems like there's just been a degradation of language in -- in american culture that just harz become

'd of russian peacekeepers towards stepanek at the the capital in the speech security of the area is maintained by the observation posts longer lashon corydoras and by military police as well as another mission simple. we must ensure the safe transportation of civilians and money to the cease fires with the end of hostilities. the most outstanding problem now is the issue of the area. it concerns the issue of the return of tens of thousands of refugees who've been forced to flee their homes, that out of their villages because of the conflict because of the sheer brutality of this conflict. and the now is getting them back. and this is something that the latrines because will help with it's a safe route for all these refugees to return to their homes. there's a lot of humanitarian organization presence here. the red cross, for example, which is overseeing demining operations, the exchange of prisoners, the exchange of the remains of fallen troops. and as we're coordinating the return help for all the 10s of thousands of refugees that are cooperation with both sides has been successful

capital stepanek cared as by zhang, gets to hold on to the 2nd largest city shushi, which is seized just prior to the end of hostilities. armenia will also have to hand over 3 districts in the region to azerbaijan. russian peacekeepers have been deployed to the so-called lachine corridor, that's the only major road link between the governor, karabakh and armenia. the russian contingent includes nearly 2000 personnel, almost 400 vehicles, and specialist equipment to the mission itself will last for 5 years with an automatic extension if required, yet, abandon back. you have presented the troops, though in very different ways to their own people. the text of the statement is unspeakably painful for me personally and for our people. i have made this decision as a result of an in-depth analysis of the military situation. this is not a victory, but there will be a defeat unless you recognize yourself as a loser. we will never recognize ourselves as losers, and this should our share in our era of national unification and revival. for my part, i would like to say that i'm very glad that today w

communications equipment, being delivered through the rugged, mountainous terrain that is going to cut up to stepanek at the capital from where from where the peacekeeping operation is being run out of it, as well as all the other monitoring stations across the periphery of the frontlines of the godly cut above the head of the peacekeeping, force himself, with so cautious optimism by saying that over the course of this day, they hadn't registered a single shot, so western europe, but the agreement was signed by the heads of 3 states and it's being implemented in full. most importantly, kinds of operations have ceased, income tanks, arms around the territory. we no longer hear shots being fired. and the situation is gradually stabilizing. since the onset of the conflict, there had been incredible diplomatic pressure on both sides to deescalate repeated ceasefire attempts by russia by the united states. and nothing seemed to hold until the 10th of november when president vladimir putin, himself mediated. the latest cease fire, one that is held one that was signed by both the president of us here by joh

and now he's in stepanek at the peace deal, which for many looks too much like surrender hate karabakh. refugees like a hammer blow, says the by journey's will never give them a chance. at co-existing, my adults, my relatives lived in had route. it was very scary. they were in the basement until mid october, but they were lucky enough to leave there and escape. my other friend lived. she lost her home and her husband, and she has no idea how to continue living. as well aware of what happened and how much of new going to karabakh they have to give up. and she finds it impossible to accept, but it looks like she and tens of thousands of other refugees will have no choice but to get used to it. amigos done of reporting from armenia for israel has become the latest country to sign up for the new covert vaccine being developed by u.s. drugs giant pfizer. it is buying 8000000 doses, but concerns are rising, that the much vaunted jab is only affordable to rich countries. while wealthy nations can stockpile drugs, poor ones often lack the specialist storage equipment needed. r.t. is showed to

i left stepanek at to care of the kids. well, while she's holding back tears, her little daughter runs around as if war has never been a feature of her young life. finding home in armenia has never been a challenge. people weren't just welcoming. they were actively searching for refugees to give them shelter from the bomb what i thought something needs to be done. and i started looking for a family to help. and they found me, they found me and i found them. and they have been living with me since october 1st, as none are, was following the war from afar. at 1st, everything seemed bright, just as if victory was around the corner. but then troubling news from her husband on the front line was the 1st sign that all was not well in her homeland. the husband said that the is their version. he's were waiting outside the city to attack and at night a drone attack, the car in which he and other military personnel were in, he reached and his relatives took him to the hospital. but he wanted to go back and fight and now he isn't stup

and now he's in stepanek at the peace deal, which for many looks too much like surrender hate karabakh. refugees like a hammer blow, says the as a by journey's will never give them a chance. at co-existing, my adults in my relatives lived in had root. it was very scary. they were in the basement until mid october, but they were lucky enough to leave there and escape. my other friend lived. she lost her home and her husband, and she has no idea how to continue living. as well aware of what happened and how much of new going to karabakh they have to give up. and she finds it impossible to accept, but it looks like she and tens of thousands of other refugees will have no choice but to get used to it. amigos done of reporting from armenia for us. the world waits for a viable covert vaccine finding a job is not the only challenge. another is how to make it accessible, while rich countries can afford stockpiling drugs per what is often locked, especially the storage equipment needed. picking up the story are to charlotte to ski within hours of pharmaceutical giant pfizer and by own tech anno

and now he's in stepanek at the peace deal, which for many looks too much like surrender it karabakh refugees, like a hammer blow by journey's will never give them a chance at co-existing. my outstanding, my relatives lived in 100. it was very scary. they were in the basements until mid october, but they were lucky enough to leave there and escape. my other friend lived. she lost her home and her husband, and she has no idea how to continue living. as well aware of what happened and how much of new going to karabakh they have to give up and she finds it impossible to accept, but it looks like she and tens of thousands of other refugees will have no choice but to get used to it. and my girls done of reporting from what i've read about it today. don't forget to cover many more new stories, which we squeeze in on our website head over there. check that out at r.t. dot com. there are tactics that can be used to get innocent. people to confess to crimes, they didn't commit. i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to you. the person who falsely fas

but he wanted to go back and fight, and now he's in stepanek at the peace deal, which for many looks too much like surrender. karabakh refugees, like a hammer blow by journey's will never give them a chance at co-existing. my adult when it came, my relatives lived in had route and it was very scary. they were in the basements until mid october, but they were lucky enough to leave there and escape us. my other friend lived through sheer. she lost her home and her husband, and she has no idea how to continue living. none, i was well aware of what happened and how much of new going to karabakh they have to give up and she finds it impossible to accept, but it looks like she and tens of thousands of other refugees will have no choice but to get used to it, i'm a goes down of reporting from armenia for a lot of asia right up to date. appreciate company this morning to stay with us all return with more on our top stories at how often are in germany, babies cry like saying entrenched babysits a man is so those that never actually follow the rhythmic pattern verses my soul. you know. so lear

had the fighting, continued stepanek kurt martini and ask around, would almost certainly have fallen thousands of our soldiers with then who found themselves surrounded. there would have been a collapse. we had to sign this agreement, but for most here, unity is impossible. as long as nicol passion and his government are in power of reporting from yerevan in armenia to see in azerbaijan, people have taken to the streets to celebrate while armenians see the truth. as a defeat. many as iraqis here regarded her victory wasn't a solution for a lot of anger. the new car about a treaty us or by john will hold on to its military gains. plus armenia is obliged to hand over 3 districts by the end of the month. that's also been agreed that russian peacekeepers will patrol the line of contact between the opposing forces on the roads linking the region to armenia. history professor peter cosmic believes that if not for the deal, armenia would have lost considerably more. it's still a very tense situation. everybody is hoping that this ceasefire will hold and that russian peacekeeping troops will

had the fighting, continued stepanek kurt martini and ask around, would almost certainly have fallen thousands of our soldiers with then who found themselves surrounded. they would have been a collapse. we had to sign this agreement, but for most here, unity is impossible. as long as nicole passion and his government are in power, i'm against donna reporting from yerevan in armenia. see, meanwhile, in those are, people have taken to the streets in celebration while armenians see their true selves. a defeat many is yuri's regarded as a victory for the gazans of seizure roll up on the new car a back treaty, elser by sharon will hold on to its military gains. closer mania is obliged to hand over 3 districts by the end of the month. it's been also agreed valid russian peacekeepers will patrol the line of contact between opposing forces on the roads linking the region to armenia, history. professor peter, because nick believes that if not for the deal, armenia would have lost considerably more. it's still a very tense situation. everybody is hoping that this ceasefire will hold and that r

had the fighting, continued stepanek kurt martini and ask around, would almost certainly have fallen thousands of our soldiers with then who found themselves surrounded. they would have been a collapse. we had to sign this agreement. hundreds of people have gathered outside parliament and yard and denouncing the pact with azerbaijan. several protesters have been detained, and a policeman has reportedly been beaten up. many armenians see the peace deal brokered by russia as a defeat. a local journalist sent us this report. has been another day of protests and caravan today. headstocks though, for the opera house and freedom square in the city center, about 2 or 3000. people attended a protest organized boy, you're starting to, you know, position politics. there were some speeches that had beginning. there were some clashes between riot police and protesters, but it really stepped aside and the protests continued. particularly off of that there was all groups among the crowd members and supporters of the i mean, for me cynical question. you know, i'm right in among us then. and i'm hea

had the fighting continued stepanek kurt martini and ask around, would almost certainly have fallen thousands of our soldiers with then who found themselves surrounded. they would have been a collapse, we had to sign this agreement. so our crew has just arrived to the capital caravan, and we will be heading to the center of the city to see protests for ourselves, and to 2 people to see what they think and why exactly. they are dissatisfied. monday's truce, follow must 2 months of deadly fighting, claiming hundreds of lives and here and moscow, which is home to a large armenian community. people been gathering outside the country's embassy to pay their respects and there's no use for you to be douche eruption. so you still have shit, but i'm not going to do it when you start because she's you sure those who know you believe so when users who think you must be doing the police with it then your brother. i mean, the people you might think it was an edition of with almost no doubt, that despite all that, that the feds are not a good start. meanwhile, and azerbaijan, people have taken to the stree

our own bbc colleagues were stepanek hurt in the —— in nagorno—karabakh and witnessed random shelling of the town including an emergency service centre, an apartment block destroyed was not as people tried to flee, there was a drone overhead and shortly afterwards marshaling nearby and they characterised it as indiscriminate shelling ofa it as indiscriminate shelling of a town without clear medical —— clear military targets. this is not hearsay but witnessed and filmed by the bbc.” is not hearsay but witnessed and filmed by the bbc. i doubt this witnessing, i doubt it. they were there, president. they were there, president. they can use. —— fake news. they were there, president. they can use. -- fake news. why would that be fake news? because of a biased approach. so you cannot be guilty of any wrong? everything is false news? absolutely. southern florida is bracing for the impact of tropical storm eta which has already devastated central america. 150 people are feared dead in guatemala — 17 have died in panama — while mexican officials say the storm has claimed at least

shelled the city in the 1st nagorno-karabakh war it also sits on the main highway connecting armenia to stepanek at arminius capture of the town in 1902 was a turning point in the conflict and has been celebrated by armenians ever since well how the bill hamid has the reaction from arminius capital yet about. i mean is actually saying the. as they call it here has not fall and yet has not been retaken by by john in that tweet made by the ministry of defense said that the fight was still ongoing in that area it was described as a heavy fighting. going something similar along those same lines was issued by the ministry of defense of do proclaim republic of not gore. so there is a belief here that that hasn't happened yet that it is a difficult fight it is difficult. to have approached very closely to do town but some people do when you speak to them they say that they have. already journey forces actually inside the city or not it is a realisation that things are difficult for the armenian side but people do say here that they have to continue this fight to the end that as johnny think that. as th

current total stands at $1119.00 since fighting erupted on september 27th the authorities there say that stepanek at the main city and shushi 2nd city also came under attack. from as a by johnny forces using. multi launch rocket systems and there have been a couple of injuries in attacks on on the cities there near my armenian defense ministry is also said that it shot down one of these turkish made by reactor drove the seeds of the the take this is a piece of technology that are being taken here huge and devastating toll on the nagorno-karabakh an armenian fight is now the diplomatic movement of the day is the foreign ministry foreign ministers of both as a by john and armenia are meeting in geneva with the co-chairs of the o.s.c. the minsk group now that is the platform by which negotiations are going to go to go karabakh have been undertaken for many years now but. clearly the president of as a by john has no faith left in that platform he said as much in recent days and this fighting is evidence that he has run out of patience with the o.s.c. the mint's group counter-terrorism police in india

handover was a brief pause in hostilities insolation cease fire appears to have failed the city of stepanek us came under heavy shelling from as air forces as a by john accuses armenia of killing at least 21 people and wounding dozens in a missile strike on the city of by the. challenge has more from the armenian capital. well the nagorno-karabakh sees the defense ministry has updated its military death toll. by another $51.00 casualties on the battlefields now they seem to be losing roughly that amount of people every day at the moment so the current total stands at $1119.00 since fighting erupted on september 27th the authorities there say that stepanek at the main city and shushi 2nd city also came under attack. from as a by johnny forces using. multi launch rocket systems and there have been a couple of injuries in attacks on the cities there the defense ministry has also said that it shot down one of these turkish made by iraq to drones these are the the this is a piece of technology that are being taken here huge and devastating toll on the nagorno-karabakh an armenian fight is now th

over was a brief pause in all still issues the latest ceasefire appears to have failed the city of stepanek out came under heavy shelling from as they are forces as well john accuses our media of killing at least 21 people and wounding dozens in a missile strike strike rather on the city of by the talent's has the latest from the armenian capital. well they're going to care about. the defense ministry there is updated its military death toll. by another $51.00 casualties on the battlefields now they seem to be losing roughly that amount of people every day at the moment so the current total stands at $1119.00 since fighting erupted on september 27th the authorities there say that stepanek at the main city and shushi 2nd city also came under attack from azerbaijani forces using. multi launch rocket systems and there have been a couple of injuries in attacks on the cities there the my armenian defense ministry is also said that it shot down one of these turkish made by reactor drones these are the the this is a piece of technology that are being taken here huge and devastating toll on the nag

current total stands at $1119.00 since fighting erupted on september 27th the authorities there say that stepanek at the main city and shushi 2nd city also came under attack from azerbaijani forces using. multi launch rocket systems and there have been a couple of injuries in attacks on the cities there the defense ministry has also said that it shot down one of these turkish made by reactor drones these are the the this is a piece of technology that have been taking huge and devastating toll on the nagorno-karabakh an armenian fight is now the diplomatic movement of the day is the foreign ministry foreign ministers of both as a by john and armenia are meeting in geneva with the co-chairs of the o.s.c. group now that is the platform by which negotiations over not going to go karabakh have been undertaken for many years now but clearly the presidents of as a by john has no faith left in that platform he said as much in recent days and this fighting is evidence that he has run out of patience with the o.s.c. the minsk group. an artillery attack by regime forces in syria has killed at least 5 people

as area forces are also accused of aiming at civilian targets the maternity ward of a hospital in stepanek great was hit although there are no reports of casualties there as it by jan is imposing itself on the battlefield regaining territory and inflicting heavy losses on armenia with more than a 1000 soldiers killed this video released by azerbaijan is said to show armenian military equipment captured during the fighting i mean as prime minister he called passionately and warned of a counterattack. the people of art salk the armenian people all armenians will fight to the last for every tree every stone every centimeter and every millimeter an accurate counterattack delivered at the right moment will have the effect of a devastating collapse for the enemy but at the moment armenia appears unable to stop the advance of the as ery military industry surrounding the. president ilham aliyev warned that his response will come on the battlefield now both foreign ministers of president john enemy and are scheduled to meet separately with the men's group on thursday in geneva there might be yet an

shelling residential areas continues in the disputed region of the governor cut about the region's capital stepanek out it suffered heavy damage overnight hundreds of people have been killed since the fighting began last month and 2 russian brokered cease fires have failed or challenge has more from ghosts in southeast a meanie. last night at about 9 o'clock pm local time which is 17 g.m.t. for the 1st time in nearly a week. came under bombardment against the main city of nagorno-karabakh now we don't know exactly what munitions we used whether they were shells or rockets but a volley came in did considerable damage to parts of the city it destroyed cars it damaged buildings and also set a gas main on fire which things were difficult for the for the local fire fighters to to put out there were thankfully no casualties and i think in the main that's because stefan ika has obviously been under bombardment significantly over the last few weeks and has a you know of a siege mentality so there is a well established air raid siren system and a network of shelters for people to run to when those sirens go

there were thankfully no casualties and i think in the main that's because stepanek has obviously been under bombardment significantly over the last few weeks and has a you know a siege mentality so there is a well established and raid siren system and a network of shelters for people to run to when those sirens go off. but because the it had been quite some time since the panic or to being hit before like nearly a week ago people had starting relaxing abates and then coming out of the shelters and going about their daily business this of course will set things back in the city people will feel very nervous again and that's probably the intention from the is aries to make the people in savannah go feel on edge and d. moralize the problem is that this is a continuation of a of an ongoing tatts. system of reprisals i suppose in which civilians tend to be the targets the go in a car wreck authorities are so that they will retaliate for this that there will be no forgiveness and indeed the as aries said a few hours ago that there had been a small rocket attack on the city of 10 in which a

the azerbaijanis don't release dates for their soldiers killed in battle or what we felt coming into stepanek was the the armenian military presence on the roads between armenia the panic is increasing they know that they are losing territory to the azeris and they're stepping up their defenses the u.n. says that peace talks that it's sponsoring for libya are making progress the acting u.n. envoy stephanie williams has been giving an update saying that they're focusing on opening roads oil production a possible prisoner exchange and they're optimistic about getting a lasting cease fire. when a ceasefire agreement is reached all foreign forces and mercenaries must depart the country with 90 days under u.n. supervision and with the u.n. would monitor in the departure of these forces again i think this gets to the heart of now you know libya's sovereignty has has really been touched and violated in ways that are quite alarming to the libyans themselves it's been revealed that the u.s. government can't find the parents of hundreds of migrant children that it's custody court documents that the u.s

bicycles they simply had no time to pack everything and i have to admit that since the truce the city of stepanek the capital of nagorno-karabakh has it more or less easy been bodman do still happen but they are move rather than they used to be and they are almost entirely almost completely limited to nighttime it's more or less the same of it towns of nagorno-karabakh like the towns of martone and shushi in fact thing is similar pictures similar very very similar devastation can also be seen from azerbaijan its 2nd largest city of ganja came under shelling just a couple of days ago. and it would be wrong to say that the fighting has ceased elsewhere too as we're filming this there's a faint but a very distinctive sound of shelling coming from over the mountains to the south from here that is where the town of adroit is which is viewed as a gateway into nagorno-karabakh so it is a very heavily contested area the fighting is also fierce in the north. seems both . by john trying to get a firm grip on some key strategic places and heights before real peace negotiations begin as both militaries are f

the shelling continues destruction and death a constant companions empty streets after thousands fled stepanek at the capital of a self-proclaimed republic within azerbaijan's formal borders. 30 get after its very elderly in wheelchairs who have stayed. it's scary and you can even imagine whenever the shell flies we don't know who it's going to hit but we tremble in a basement what if it hits here again every day we live with this fear but far far from it it was you. on the other side of the front lines are telling the fire is also raining down in the town of terror to her residence have sought safety in their cellars. oh then what can you do we have no choice the armenian guns and cannons made us come here we run we fall don't we stand up again we get injured and now we're here hiding we fall down again and then we hate again what can we do i got injured here here here. armenia's prime minister nicola blames azerbaijan's ally turkey for the field cease fire he says ankara is looking to expand its influence in the region homo's of of that. i'm convinced that for as long as turkey's position re

the shelling continues destruction and death a constant companions empty streets after thousands fled stepanek at the capital of a self-proclaimed republic within azerbaijan's formal borders. 30 get after it would only in wheelchairs who have stayed. it's scary and you can even imagine whenever the shelf lives we don't know who it's going to hit but we tremble in a basement what if it hits here again every day we live with this fear. from if it was you. on the other side of the front lines are telling the fire is also raining down in the town of terror to residents have sought safety in their cellars. well. what can you do we have no choice the armenian guns in cannons made us come here we run we fall don't we stand up again we get injured and now we're here hiding we fall down again and then we hate again what can we do i got injured here here here. i mean as prime minister nico blames azerbaijan's ally turkey for the field cease fire he says ankara is looking to expand its influence in the region home was of out there . i'm convinced that for as long as turkey's position remains unchanged as

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