barbara:. barbara: primate disaster sri lanka's main opposition party has rejected the president's efforts to join the government as anger grows over the worst economic crisis in decades. he made the offer after his government resigned on sunday, along with the central bank governor. thousands defied a curfew over the weekend to protest governmental policies. they continue to demand that the president quit. our correspondent from colombo. [protestors chanting] reporter: independence square was a rallying point for young sri lankans on monday, and rarely they did, all on a common theme -- enough is enough. the president and his government must resign. >> now it is time we make a stand and stand up for our rights, because this is our future. reporter: protesters planned a major show of strength on sunday here at this monument in colombo built to celebrate shellac is independence from britain in 1948. but instead, their current leaders imposed a curfew, banned any public gatherings, and barricaded

that is barbara bush for the biography that i wrote of her. and i asked her if she ever considered not going to wellesley because of the controversy and she said no absolutely not if it never went through my mind. i was a little nervous but no never and by the way the same speech was also given at the university of pennsylvania during their commencement, but they're really wasn't that level of interest at that point, you know, that was one second. i had a teaching colleague who was in the audience in beijing when hillary clinton gave the speech and she said and you folks may remember this the location of that speech was moved. the day of the speech so that the news media couldn't cover it. and she recalled seeing news media being shunted away from even this secondary location. my third point too is because of my my work on betty ford betty ford also ends up saying some things that her husband could have never said. yeah, and i think she's a good example, too, but i i enjoyed all of your comments. i i think there are spot on and i i would welco

it's barbara mentioned. he said that she would drop the goods for incense, so had the prices for invention, goods that she would do something about pipe fuel prices and that she was, as i said, the candidate close to the paper and she appeared a lot softer. although obviously her program remains the program of an extra candidate that is highly clinical. they barbara back over to you, we're 200-2002 election is shaping up a little bit like the 2017 election. what does a manual mark on need to do to ensure that he wins another term? he now really needs to go out and have his social, massive social media campaign. plus, he really needs to go out and campaign. he needs to get his hands dirty, and he just needs to go out and talk to people and give them a feeling that he does listen to them. and his record isn't that bad economic kelly has really managed to lower unemployment in france. something that has happened and many years, he has sort of increased investment in industries and he has generally, i mean, infl

barbara, thank you very much for now. our correspondent barbara basil there in strossberg. meanwhile, here in germany, the debate continues about russian energy imports and weapons for ukraine. our political correspond, nina hossa is on that story. nina. germany is under pressure from its allies to radically reduce energy imports from russia. how far is willing to go? well, foreign minister and alina babcock has said that she supports of his sanctions package, that would contain the beginning of a phase out of all of russia's fossil fuel deliveries to the e. u. and obviously we've just heard that they would start with coal and, and to be honest, germany has already reduced its dependency that oil would follow in and next package, probably if they really did agree to put oil in there, that would be a massive thing. but i doubt that, and gas, there is the fear that a sudden exit from russian gas would harm the german economy in a way that it and other countries like austria would be home more than russia would . so that's n

bush barbara bush. yes. i did a biography of barbara bush. called the matriarch barbara bush nancy pelosi and now barbara walters one. they're complicated. to their consequential they had an impact. and three no good biography of them. so a lot of you know, yeah, there's kind. and feel on that. yeah. hi my question. that that item that you talking to speaker pelosi about in the ninth interview. what was that item actually in in your included in your book. was yeah and what? what was that? so not gonna poke the bear by telling what it was but you know, i'll tell you this. this actually makes me look smart when potentially could make me look stupid. so i'll tell this story when when i was when i was starting both books. i didn't. contact the subject of the books beforehand to see if they would cooperate. which i think potentially could be very stupid. both of them cooperated. i did interviews with barbara bush through the last six months of her life. and then the 10 interviews with pelosi for this book an

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barbara, diesel at marine. the pens headquarters in paris. thank you. was crossed back to you shortly. now let's head over to central paris, where dw is arina. strauss is standing by marina. you've been talking to voters all day. what's the feeling there? i just talked to you 2 very young women who both voted for the fall left 2 weeks ago and during the 1st round of the francis presidential elections and these 2 women had a very different perspectives or have very different perspectives. so one of them them, it is she was here with her mother, just walking past and her mother's actually to nissan. she was born in tunisia, doesn't have french nationality. the daughter has french nationality. and as she voted for marin le pen this time. so at this a might be surprising. but she said, of course i'm not racist. but i don't like macro and was very disappointed with mcgraw during the last 5 years awarded for him last time. and he didn't fulfill what he promised, and she voted for a pan not because she's them completely fond of her policies, but she just wants

and it was just so fun to see barbara hold her precious cora. >> what's it like to see barbara as a mommy >> she's so natural. i knew she would be. but it's so much fun and the kids are -- you know, mila and hal named their baby dolls cora. >> you've been a superaunt for nine years. >> yeah, i've had a lot of practice. >> what have you learned from jenna as a mom jenna actually wrote that question. >> i got to see her be a mom and learn how to be a mom just from how she's present and how nurturing she is with her kids and then, of course, in the practical way, when she showed up in maine and we didn't have a single thing, we couldn't take the baby home from the hospital, she got practical right away and helped us. >> let's talk about the grandfather here this is the first baby who finally he gets to have named after him. cora georgia does he have a spring in his step now c. >> he cried and he calls her c. george. >> makes sense ment there's a resemblance we have a photo here >> oh, wow >> they look very similar. >> she takes after him. >> i love your sisterhood. it's -- you're twins you g

let's get to cnn's barbara starr live for us at the pentagon. barbara, what's in it? >> reporter: clearly trying to move everything as fast as they can. what we are told is to expect to see more artillery n. fact, president biden said that himself yesterday. ammunition, which the ukrainians continue to desperately need, the weapons that they will need for that long-range fight in eastern ukraine. how is all of this shaping up? the battleground looks like this. right now the russians have 78 battalion tactical groups inside the east and south of ukraine. rough math, maybe up to 1,000 troops, in each one of those 78,000 russian troops in the east. and their strategy appears to be to encircle the ukrainian forces that are there. so that means the artillery, the ammunition, the rockets, everything for that long-range fight to keep the russians at bay is going to be urgent. it's going to come in as it has been through nato's eastern flank. the ukrainians will take it clear across the country from the west to the east, and the concern now is that the russians may try to att

and barbara mcquaid is also an msnbc legal analyst. susan, these documents that letitia james wants, what are they? >> a lot of documents regarding trump's finances. she has been collecting documents for a long time now, and there's still a lot more to be turned over. the reason these become relevant is because they are trying now to go into depositions where you would think towards the end of an investigation, they are looking to depose both the former president and two of his children, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump, and eric has already been deposed. they want the documents to help them prepare, and they have filing cabinets with post-it notes that have not been looked at, and one of his phones yet to be searched. there's a lot of stuff and they are getting frustrated and there's a court order that says they have to turn this stuff over. this is why we are where we are at today? >> the trump folks said there are documents all over the place, they could be at lar-mar-go. >> i get a sense of frustration when i read the court docume

all right, barbara hayes, we're going to leave it there for now. we'll probably get back with you shortly while we're waiting for manuel. my call on to take the stage. thanks very much for that for now. and let's bring it back into the studio, not with a mental macklin, but with a manual chase. who is mark dw correspondent, looking at things here from germany. we just heard from barbara that, you know, it's the small issues that voters care about. but obviously here in germany, we see things very differently. we seem a con, very differently. what kind of role does market play from a german perspective? and i think are from the german perspective, the manner in my car is mr. europe and even more so, since angle america is no longer a japanese chancello. he has a, you know, taken her place at the helm of the european union. and of course here does this election is followed. was a very strong interest because there's a 2 candidates that are opposed to each other, especially when it comes to their vision of the place of france in europe. and you see em

our course on a barbara vessel reporting from straw spoke last. thank you very much, barbara. we're still waiting for the joint press conference a to start with the french or german and romanian foreign minister under moldova. no president or that is happening here in berlin in just a few moments for arch before that. let's bring in our political correspondent, emerald chicago, who joins me in the studio or m. o m, one of the expectations for this donor conference that is being hosted by germany here for more do more moldova. is it just money or is there money and support? i think mil dover has been under increased pressure dis moms her not only because it is a home to so many a refugee is it with regards to it's a population a better. so because it's, it's the one of the poorest countries on the european continent. so money or of course is the major concern and maybe if he so on a map or so where moldova is located, it is are right next to a war turn ukraine, it is right next to a romania as well. so it is a, you know, it is a door to the european union's which explains why s

barbara nguyen: down. stephen: life for barbara nguyen and her family changed in an instant last month when her big brother david was ripped away from them by a gunman's bullet. barbara: the way he died, he didn't have a chance. it's just senseless. stephen: david nguyen was shot driving his car on interstate 580 while on his way home from training at alameda county sheriff's academy. barbara: the situation itself is devastating. but the fact that the perpetrator is still out roaming free, no leads, nothing. david deserves justice. and it's not just david either, it's all the other victims. there's not a lot of surveillance, there's not a lot of justice. and it's just like a playground for these senseless killings. there's a lot of things that need to change, and if they don't, then it's gonna continue happening. stephen: it's already happening, according to our analysis. in the past three years, shootings along freeways more than doubled in the bay area. in 2019, there were 82 shootings, 124 in 2020, and

that is up barbara weasel and lisa lewis in paris. well, let's also cross over to central paris, where dw are in a straus is standing by marina. you've been talking to some voters today. what's the feeling there? there's been a big discussion going on, especially among left being voters in the last 2 weeks since the 1st round of the presidential elections. and there are basically 2 or maybe even 3 camps. so the 1st cam says, yes, of course we will vote for emory micro because we don't want to marine the pen to get to power a far right. an extreme president. and they are the people who said, yeah, we will go to the polls, but we will will, blank because we don't ones in manuel, macro and power. at least we don't want to support him. and then the people who said, we don't want to go to the polls at o, and that's showing in the really high of century rates. so it could be, it could go up to 28 percent. that would be 2 or even 3 percentage points from percentage points more than in 2017, so 5 years ago, and it would or could be, and the h

ah, i'm barbara. so in london, these are the top stories on al jazeera, ukraine's president visited, butcher just outside chief to see for himself the site of what he called a genocide ballade. amir zalinski said the scale of the atrocities carried out by russian troops makes it harder to negotiate an end to the fighting. the bodies of at least $410.00 civilians have been found in towns around the capital of western glenna rosas. lewis sh shuttle lockwood. first of all, it's very important that we have media here. we would like you to show the world what happened, what was done by russian military in ukraine was. it's very important for you to see that these peaceful people who live without electricity or water still opposed their russian occupies well. there's no difference between the authorities, all the people. we have representatives who were captured and killed, or the russian ambassador to the united nations denies claims of war crimes. from the very beginning, it has been clear that this sir,

so barbara of islam, brussels. how is all one's landslide victory going down their way going down like poison pie, obviously because sir there was the hope for naturally. a that democracy would return to hungary, real democracy, and not the orbit type or because he has been in this ongoing fight for years now about the rule of law about press freedom and other aspects that he has as sort of for over the years really demolished within his country now the european union needs to continue to deal with them and that is difficult as we know. and with regard to the board and ukraine and the relationship to that me put in he can be regarded as the enemy within as some aspects of sort of go against him. one is of course that he is in dire need of money and the has frozen the recovery friend the recovery fund funds because of those rule of law problems. another is that he is truly isolated now because his old friends from the visegrad group of poland, slovakia, and the czech republic have turned away their disgusted about h

thank you, barbara. thank you. some refugees from the besieged, ukrainian city of mario ball, have managed to escape the violence, but they're not in another part of ukraine. is that they have been brought to russia by kremlin backed troops. they're now in the city of tag, or og in the southwest of russia, and they say they were given no choice. technically they're arriving into enemy territory. but for these ukrainians coming into a talk on the rogue in southern russia, any place is better than their hometown body who pull that up and is up. it could a theater that would dead bodies everywhere. a city no longer exists. i thought as no way they're just going to leave us here, but they simply forgot about us. no water. no, nothing is up. we live that we brought them up in your beloved b. so politically, when we had to drink water from radiators, rusty water that we used to make cerebral porridge. imagine having to do thus electrical with these pictures released by russia showed what's left of muddy. you put the east

let's begin at the pentagon with cnn's barbara starr. barbara, if this is your new reporting about russian troop movements, what can you tell us? >> well, dana, a senior defense official says they are beginning to see the first signs of russian troops moving back into the northern donbas. that's that eastern region of ukraine where all attention is focused because it is believed a forthcoming major battle is taking shape there. what they are seeing is some russian units that had left northern ukraine several days ago refit, resupply and come back into the northern part of eastern ukraine. but this is not the full-on invasion force yet. this is the beginning. the leading edge, if you will. some aviation. some command and control. some artillery. the things to shape the battlefield for what is to come. and a good deal of concern about all of that because there is a sense that putin has a bit of a timeline for this battle. he wants it to be accomplished by mid-may. dana? >> the new military package that we reported on yesterday includes wea

let's get to cnn's barbara starr at the pentagon. barbara, tell us about it. >> well, john, we know that the pentagon and nato as well as all the allied countries in europe are looking at the new security order in europe that is needed, they say, because of what russia has done by invading ukraine, changing the face of european security perhaps for decades to come. milley saying he supports new permanent bases but wants to rotate troops through them, that is the less expensive way to go. for example, you don't have to build schools because the families won't be with the troops. general milley, the top u.s. officer went on with what can be described as a desire assessment of where the world is right now. >> we are witness to the greatest threat to peace and security of europe and perhaps the world, in my 42 years of service in uniform. the russian invasion of ukraine is threatening to undermine not only european peace and stability, but global peace and stability that my parents and a generation of americans fought so hard to defend.

now barbara, maybe you can tell them, tell us about the crowd. it probably waiting with great anticipation for, for their man to come out in the stage. i wish i had just seen his scythe, motorcade racing along the say. now you might be just a few minutes from here from the course of his side convention hall, where he is meeting his supporters and new way. he will speak to them and of course to the nation because he is still president of the company to about prong by motorcycle outriders, said that they were really sort of pushing it because i think now he finally fields certain enough about he is the strong leader in this 1st round, and the numbers and the figures might be reliable enough, right at the moment that he now dare is on the basis of that to speak to is supporting his party and french voters. in general, of course, we will have 2 more weeks now off campaigning task campaigning. he really needs to set up and put the bandages on and really needs to go out there and show that he couldn't connect with friends voters. and as we have seen hi

i think everybody, barbara, for what you are doing. what you are doing tonight is the reason we win races. when i ran in 2010 i was fortunate. i had a difficult primary, ran against a guy who had been in congress 22 years and if there was a poll my poll numbers were 0 and i was able to win because of individuals like you because you get involved in races, you volunteer engine my race in 18 i had 7000 volunteers and you have 2 running ads and all those things but it's what you guys do every day and you get people out to vote and john bozeman gotta primary, you get out and vote, don't ever believe, the poll numbers say somebody's going to win, you got to get out and vote. in florida, in -- 2. 6 million votes coming 2014 i got 3. one million votes. in 2018 i had 2.43 million votes. if we didn't have 7,000 volunteers we wouldn't have won. it starts with what county parties are doing. you drive everything. think about where we are. let me tell you why i am doing this. i was born in illinois to a single mom, if any of you had single moms i t

please welcome back barbara tillman to the stage. we have a long-standing tradition here in this county. i'm giving guns away. [laughter] so it's the one manufactured here. daisy has been in rogers arkansas where we are right now, 1958. and here is your air rifle. [applause] [cheering] we also understand you have a grandson. >> i have six grandsons so i almost bought one of these. we've gone to shoot them, walmart they had days you could go shoot them and so they will love it. >> we have a kid size one. the grandson. >> that's great. [applause] >> senator scott, thank you. and the only thing we have to say is don't shoot your eye out. [applause] >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring or unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with a today's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the the u.s. congress,e house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. you can stay current with the latest episodes of "washington j

. >> stephen: this role was a star turn for barbara streisand. >> my queen. let's just make that clear. >> stephen: she made this role famous and in some ways this role made her famous. has she said anything to you? have you had advice from her or anything? >> i was in my dressing room the night before the first preview and i got a piece of mail. it just said for beanie on it. i opened it. it was from barbara streisand. and it was, um -- >> stephen: you never heard from her before? >> i never met her before. >> stephen: wow. >> and it was a really beau beautiful, touching thing i will keep at my side of my table geg dy forever. it's been, yeah, it's been from barbara streisand, stephen. >> stephen: i know! i've never gotten a note from barbara streisand. how's her handwriting? >> gorgeous. stunning. it's exactly how you would think it is. >> stephen: anything about playing the role of fannie bryce that surprised you? >> everything. i think the -- i think people's love for the show is -- i mean, it's not shocking but now that we're performing, we're in the sec

also, like to thank barbara lee, my dear friend. barbara lee and i have been working for some years now on how to lift people out of poverty into the middle class. we talk about the middle class. the way to lift the middle class is lift people those who aren't in it so they can contribute to making a better, stronger america. this bill will help that. because it will take the stigma away from four times as many people of color being stigmatized by our laws. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, support this bill. the people of mississippi supported this bill when they went to the polls and voted, not on this bill. that's not accurate. but on the decriminalization of marijuana. because they knew that it was neither necessary to be criminalized and they knew the adverse impacts. . i wouldn't ask you to support something the people of california did or the people of new york or even maryland. but think about supporting the people in mississippi. who voted on a policy that would make a fairer and more just america. i yield ba

it was -- santa barbara county. local ems crews posting on twitter, sorry, sbc fire has decomplained a multicasualty -- declared a multi-casualty incident. these are associated with heavy crowds in isla vista for the unsanctioned beach party. many balconies are overcrowded. hospitals on saturday also reporting being overrun with emergency calls, and at one point it was reported that a woman had fallen from a roof. no word on her condition. the santa barbara sheriff's condition tweeting about the overcrowded party scene saying, quote: on friday law enforcement has three arrested, 20 citations, 7 reports and 1 traffic collision. today has been much busier. and local residents had been preparing for the onslaught, they were hoping to keep the festivities safe. back in 2020 an 18-year-old dies after falling from a cliff during that event. arthel: i tell you what, i mean, seriously, the parents of those students at uc-santa barbara, this is the last thing they want to hear or see on the news. >> reporter: i'm sure they d

the celebration beginning just ahead. >>> and happy birthday barbara. >> she's barbara. there is only one. >> we're celebrating the legend's 80th birthday with a look back another her incredible career on the screen t stage and in the recording studio. because there is no way we are raining on her parade today, friday, april 22, 2022. >> here from. >> watertown, massachusetts. >> chesapeake, virginia. >> austin, texas. >> and mexico. >> mother/daughter trip from minneapolis. ♪♪ >> celebrating lisa's birthday. >> from topeka, kansas. >> girl's trip from chicago. >> for our birthday. >> celebrating earth day. >> with "today"! ♪♪ >> good morning everybody. welcome back to "today." we're turning the plaza green in a big big way. what a wonderful crowd out there. it feels warm and springy. big plans for that plaza. this morning, tom is here. hoda is off. craig is here. we're going celebrate earth day and try to do it big and set a record. >> not just your regular friyay. it is going to be a world record setting friyay. >> earth yay. >> yes. earth yay. so we're going t

barbara, we watched through this here. it's much heavier equipment. the biden administration deciding after weeks of resisting saying some things were across the line, we weren't going to do that adding ho howitzers, armored personnel carriers, armored m-3s, helicopters. it tells you what they expect to happen. barbara, help us with the howitzers first. a couple of weeks ago, the administration said no. now it said yes. why? >> it's because of where they are headed. into the donbas and eastern ukraine. this is an area that is relatively flat and open. they are going to be fighting over longer distances, open range, long-range fires. and that is why they're going to need howitzers and those counterbattery radars, the air defense radars. this is not what we saw north of kyiv. wooded areas, ambush tactics, successful as they were. that's what is not on the table here. so we've got an -- new $800 million package that they have got to get there sooner, not later because the russians are already moving into the northern donbas, we are told, with their own a

do those results mark an all-clear moment for the group joining us is barbara durant, and ygal barbara, you were buying meta into the earnings results. it's still down 38% this year so we'll put it in context, but nice move. >> i have owned facebook in all the accounts i manage for a long time when you are down 900 points, then monday and tuesday and everything is getting sold, it tells me there are opportunities everywhere so i bought on the opening yesterday morning. the downside is limited from here dangerous going into earnings given their last earnings. users were down. you talk all those costs people weren't expecting. but the risk/reward in a 13 pe and down so much on the year it's probably not a bad risk to take so i did add and thank goodness. my stock pick was rewarded there. >> did you agree it wasn't a perfect quarter. yes, we did see user growth, but revenues were amiss and it's the slowest growth we've seen from facebook in a while. >> yeah, it wasn't a perfect quarter at all what we saw was it was bad but not as bad as people feared and certainly could have been worse. i

and barbara. yes. that's the mic. i'm wanting to. david i love what you say about greed in the book. i think it's not clear to a lot of people that not only the that the wealthy are not the only quote greedy people in the world. how do you explain that the high school students do young people buy the idea that that the quote poor greedy to you know, i think that it is challenging to talk about greed and then start off immediately say look how many jobs jeff bezos are you on must create? i believe it's true and most people and intuitively understand but of course they immediately go to the opulence or were they would somebody call the excess of a billionaire lifestyle and emotionally you can lose the audience even if you don't say anything on truthful, but what i want to do is start the way arthur books did and just simply say when you see a poor person they don't have a meal and they may not have any loved one in their life. do you believe if you give them a meal and leave that you have advanced t

i hand you back to barbara and london. santa thank you for that. is it for, for this news are we're do stay with us though. i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the distance. thanks for watching sienna say, ah, ah, and a shiner is locked in a side, but that's what with the us. when i, when ace makes the online warriors bottom line, the key one out of there are china in the u. s. sleep walking their way to war. in the struggle over ukraine, here is the test for president joe biden. what is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in europe if your personal united states, if you're, if you go to walk and gum at the same time, your weekly pay on us politics. and i think that's the bottom line. we remove a, a with wherever you go in the world. one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to get. ah, ukraine's president visits the town near quay war, hundreds of civilians were found dead after russian forces retreated. moscow dismisses ukraine's allegations over massacre as fake ah, hello

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barbara starr joins us from the pentagon. barbara, what have you learned? >> for the most part we haven't seen those weapon shipments once they come into western ukraine and move across to the eastern area where the fighting is. you might ask why. the u.s. says so far the russians haven't had great intelligence about where the weapons shipments are and they're not very good at targeting mobile operations, the weapons obviously moving by truck convoy and rail car. but that could change. there is concern the russians will start targeting these shipments and every piece of equipment is so essential to ukraine's forces right now. another $800 million security assistant weapons package, let's call it what it is, is being formulated right now and could be announced this week by the biden administration. what are you going to see in it? you'll see armor, artillery, ammunition. these will be the critical items for that fighting against the russians in eastern ukraine in those broad, open areas. this will be a long-range, long-fire artillery fight. it will be so imp

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i barbara, it says it was aware of this test launch. can you tell us about the notification process? >> reporter: ana this is actually pretty standard. intercontinental ballistic missile the longest range theoretically capable of striking the u.s., if that was an intention, it certainly does not appear to be that way. these kinds of long-range missiles have a very standard international notification procedure. the u.s. does it. the russians followed the international procedure and notified proper authorities that they were going to conduct this test. and they did. the pentagon says they were aware of it. they knew the test launch window was open. they do not see it as a threat. it was routine. they don't see it of particular concern. they know that this is a program the russians have been working on and this is a missile that eventually is expected to replace a soviet-era intercontinental ballistic missile, more modern, more capable. they're aware of vladimir putin's rhetoric about all of this. at least for now they see it as routine, a

barbara, tell us, what does my hon need to do in the next 2 weeks? if he's going to win this run off, he needs to campaign. of course, in hardly had he ended his speech cheered tonight. at that we received a message said every one who wants to accompany him to morrow on monday on the campaign trail should gather at 8 o'clock on new morning, had party headquarters in order to go who is a manual and go from to the department of pop not or to descend, which is not far from paris, but decidedly provincial. so obviously, his advisors have convinced him and he has himself recognized that what he needs to do now is go out and get his hands dirty. he needs to talk to people. he needs to talk, go to the small french market towns. he needs to go to the market, places into the shops, and simply give people the idea that he is listening to them. because that was his big strategic mistake. in the past weeks. he thought he could sort of have an election campaign without leaving the l. a. z palace being it just presidential and to be re elected for that. it's not t

ah, i heard her to day sir bruce conference with my barbara barbara woodward. and they heard questions. she was asked and i should answer that she gave. and i didn't hear some of the answers that she was not able to answer. thank you. so so i, i would like her to tell you before, before we have a meeting tomorrow on a few things which are very important to get her to get through to you get through to you through the, through the press through the media. they bought what is happening and what has happened in recent days and i'll keep on april 4th. the key for is him with a negative support from the western sponsor start up. rewards in west must media fake news about alleged it draws it draws it is. so the russian military forces in the town of boucher in ukraine, which is a which is a sober of a suburb of cave from the very beginning. it has been clear that this is nothing else, but yet another stage pro occasion aimed at discrediting and dehumanizing of the russian military and leveling, political pression, or pressure on russia. i assure you, i know, i'm sure

. 50 community in santa barbara. so ou community in santa barbara. so you feel like that's home for you? you feel like that's home for ou? . , let's have all the latest sports news now. hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport and no better place to kick off than at anfield where liverpool returned to the top of the english premier league for the first time since september, courtesy of a crushing 4—0 victory over bitter rivals manchester united. it didn't takejurgen klopp's side long to break the deadlock. luis diaz scoring after 5 minutes. a sadio mane goal sandwiched by a mo salah double extending the hosts' unbeaten record in the league to 13 matches. they now have a 2—point lead over manchester city, who play brighton later on wednesday. he was alone in front of the gold, a fantastic goal, the second one, outstanding goal, how we played that, with saleh, yes, could have got more, unnecessary really, we are not here that, possibly a good night for all with liverpool out. and fulham will be playing the likes of