the phoenix ghost? sec. kirby: we believe the phoenix ghost will require a little bit of training. it is akin to what the switch blades require. it is not all that different of a system. it is different, but same basic tactical purpose. we do believe it will require some training and we are working that out right now. the training that is going on right now that i can speak to is the training being done outside ukraine on the howitzers. we fully expect there will be some additional training and familiarization done on these things like counter artillery radar, the phoenix ghost, even the m113 armored vehicles. they will require a little bit of familiarization. we are breaking that into the process as well. reporter: on the howitzer training, is this first cohort going to the only cohort? sec. kirby: there will be more. reporter: where is the training happening? and who is doing it? sec. kirby: it is outside of ukraine and i am not at liberty to talk about that. reporter: there has been a cluster of suicides on the george washington carrier. and i know the secretary has an ongoing e

the phoenix ghost are not in the country at this point. reporter: russia is using up to 20,000 mercenaries in the war. what do we know about the use of foreign fighters by russia? is putin trying to use them at some his own men do not get killed? sec. kirby: i cannot verify the numbers. we do believe that the russians have recruited foreign fighters. we believe that there are foreign fighters, mercenaries, and said ukraine, in particular in the east. but i cannot quantify that for you. i would say a couple of the things on the larger picture. it is not unusual for them to do this. it is additional manpower. that they are recruiting so aggressively i think indicates their belief that they need to rely on additional manpower because they know have -- they know they have taken losses. i think it is a statement of need of more manpower because of the losses that they have sustained. but it is a tactic that they have used before, this use of foreign fighters. it would be wrong to say that by using foreign fighters that we have greater worries a

we gave the phoenix for $1. so that was a very kind and since that point we've had an excellent relationship with the fire department protecting our piers and commissioner brandon is here with me today and she will remember we've had many fires. pier 45, pier 29, and pier 48 and that's just in recent memory and these fireboats were here to protect us. and now i'd like to say a few words to the students at mission high. we have an existential threat of sea level rise and your generation is going to deal with it even more than we are. the leaders here today are being innovative. so she'll be here to stand the test of time and we at the port under the leadership of march breed are working on our seawall and city assessor carmen chiu is going to make sure that we get it done over time, but it's a generational investment and i want you all to hear that today because we are preparing you to take it on and this harbor will be changing and will be resilient and strong. all the thank yous were given already. i don't want

what's not to love about phoenix? the weather is warm and at one point in time this was an affordable place to buy a home small businesses flourished like this one this is streets of new york pizza. they've been aroun1976 this year the owner said she's had to closed raise prices and same story all over town filling up a gas tank hits hard for jeff demers. last year at this time, a full tank of gas about 45 bucks for a full tank and that's half a tapping now. >> reporter: the phoenix based uber driver spends hours on the road at the grocery store his wallet takes a hit. >> meat has gotten expensive and dairy. >> reporter: here it has risen more than anywhere in the country. >> inflation quite simply is too much money chasing too few goods. >> reporter: asu economics professor says phoenix is a victim of its own success weathering the pandemic while adding tens of thousands of new residents. >> we never shut manufacturing down, we never shut vital facilities down but we got the same amount of stimulus per capita than ot

douglas ranch in arizona, west of phoenix, first since going public it will be one of the biggest in america when it is completed it sounds like you are saying, david, the builders who come in are going to be able to slightly reduce the cost of the homes or size or materials to keep affordability where it needs to be are they able to do that keep that monthly payment, which is all important, around the same level >> critically important. i believe we're able to do that. it is not just that monthly payment as it relates to somebody who lives next door and moving across the country. if you think about what is going on in the country. the migratory patterns from the northeast to the midwest and into the warmer markets hasn't changed. that is driving the volume we see today. if you look at the median income of the average price home in a market in houston, $68,000. phoenix is $75,000 you compare that to san francisco. $226,000 it is clear it is affordable in terms of what it costs to buy a home in the markets compared to the other cities >> yeah. it sounds like you are not worried about

kris van cleave, cbs new, phoenix. >> next on the cbs weekend news, cheers for a champion. tiger's remarkable return at the masters. >> duncan: you hear it right there, a roar for tiger woods today as he approached the 18th hole at the masters. woods shot a six over parra, 78 in the final round. but it didn't matter. what did was that he finished. our jim axelrod is in augusta watching it all. he filed tonight's reporters notebook. >> know this masters did not end like five others with tiger woods slipping on the green jacket. >> there it is. a win for the ages. >> and it certainly doesn't carry the historical significants of being the first golfer of color to win here. 25 years ago. >> but as a comeback story, tiger's week here wasn't just a golf story or even a sports story, it had much broader reach than just that. >> 14 months ago he was pulled from the car he crashed. his right leg shattered and nearly amputated. 14 months later, hetied it up here thursday, made the cut friday, played this weekend, and provided all of us with a lesson about grit, perseverance and pursu

phoenix devon booker. how did they get it done against new orleans in white? cam johnson. a jam to put them up nine. sons the top seed held 112-97. a 3-2 series lead to game six thursday in new orleans. in the ace miami would have to get it done against atlanta without jimmy butler. final minute. inside give. it put the head up by four and then time running out for the hawks. they couldn't get a shot off. miami won it 97-94. won the series 4-1 and will wait the winner of the sixers raptor series in round 2. >>> big day today. warriors got to rise up if they want to get rid of the nuggets. some of you i will see from the floor at chase center later on. >>> the time now is 4:57. coming up on kpix5. >> a baby reunited with his mother in san jose. how police were able to solve the case. >>> and when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every cus

.™ >>> phoenix, arizona was the fastest growing big u.s. city between 2010 and 2020. but climate change is creating a tug-of-war between a water shortage and a housing shortage. the west in a third year of a historic drought 95% of the region facing abnormally dry conditions. but as cnbc's real estate correspondent diana olick explains, some housing developers will build homes drought or not >> reporter: on a vast swath of land in buckeye, arizona, just west of phoenix, the howard hughes corporation is developing one of the largest master planned communities in the nation, douglas ranch, flooding the desert with housing. >> there is a shortage on the ground right now of homes that are needed >> reporter: howard hughes' ceo david o'reilly claims water will not be a problem. >> every home will have low-flow fixtures, natural desert landscaping, drip irrigation and recla reclamation. >> reporter: 100,000 homes with big names like pulte, lennar, dr horton and toll brothers expected to build them and it's one of more than two dozen developments in the works around phoenix

tell us about voices rising and the meaning of songs of the phoenix. it was about two years ago that i began working with broadway composer andrew lippa for another large commission is done to for us. i am harvey milk and unbreakable, and then the pandemic hit, and it seemed the perfect topic to be working on it throughout this, we had no idea. of course, it would last for two years. but in the very beginning, andrew was smitten by the fact that the phoenix is on the san francisco city flag, and we felt like this was the perfect theme of coming out of the ashes once again as the gay community and in san francisco and so we chose phoenix to be our our theme for the evening. i love that inspirational. how is everyone feeling getting to perform again? oh boy. well, they're feeling good. we're testing before every rehearsal. and of course, before the performance, there were a little bit nervous about that. but i would say that the general mood is beyond excited. we had our our concert in the spring of 2020 canceled it a davies two weeks before we performed

the phoenix suns close out the series. sharks and edmonton. sharks after the early lead go to overtime. zach hyman. the season mercifully ends to oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. ama: you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand. our app is available through apple tv and fire tv. she why so much for watching tonight. dan: we appreciate your time. stay tuned after jimmy kimmel, nicholas cage is on. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, nicolas cage, vanessa bayer, and music from noah cyrus, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

we gave the phoenix for $1. so that was a very kind and since that point we've had an excellent relationship with the fire department protecting our piers and commissioner brandon is here with me today and she will remember we've had many fires. pier 45, pier 29, and pier 48 and that's just in recent memory and these fireboats were here to protect us. and now i'd like to say a few words to the students at mission high. we have an existential threat of sea level rise and your generation is going to deal with it even more than we are. the leaders here today are being innovative. so she'll be here to stand the test of time and we at the port under the leadership of march breed are working on our seawall and city assessor carmen chiu is going to make sure that we get it done over time, but it's a generational investment and i want you all to hear that today because we are preparing you to take it on and this harbor will be changing and will be resilient and strong. all the thank yous were given already. i don't want

the phoenix suns close out the series. sharks and edmonton. sharks after the early lead go to overtime. zach hyman. the season mercifully ends ama: you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand. our app is available through apple tv and fire tv. she why so much for watching tonight. dan: we appreciate your time. stay tuned after jimmy kimmel, nicholas cage is on. >> i've always wondered that. do you still get the same dog, or do you get cujo? what happens? >> hopefully not cujo. >> yeah. also, there are people at home as that pit bull came up trying to figure out how to tell will -- >> that that wasn't a chihuahua? yeah. >> and pit bulls can be the sweetest dogs ever by the way. love our pit bulls. >> very true. >> all right. >>> coming up, our friday polka with bagpipes. >> yeah. >>> plus the oscars of the nfl. the big winners and the big surprises on night one of the nfl draft. >>> and the new research that suggests what is the perfect number of hours of sleep. >>> you're watching "world news now." it's comical at this hour. ♪ - i

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it is open former -- forum and we go to phoenix on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. [indiscernible] the spanish station, i watch the news and they were saying the immigrants that are coming down here -- 64 and older -- [indiscernible] we have to pay for our medicare -- in july, -- [indiscernible] 35 to 65. just last month, this is the month of january -- if you watch the spanish news, [indiscernible] shoot at. [indiscernible] daycare [indiscernible] -- government money and that is what i heard from the republicans. i wanted to let you know that i -- [indiscernible] they come here and get everything for free. they need to start paying medicare. host: to sean in for a lot of care -- fort lauderdale. caller: this morning for no reason. my question. host: this morning, want? -- what? caller: you are using this morning for no reason. this morning, and all you are doing this morning. it's what i don't understand. caller: i heard a buzz. anyway, talking about on the border, i cannot get over -- my heart just aches the way trump took those children away

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasur

they are sending in phoenix drones which this new package includes drones that have a further range. they can go on attack. they can do reconnaissance. this is a lot of stuff. how do you get it to the forces who are now fighting in the east, because you have to go farther than previously? and now we have seen rail attacks in the last 48 hours, really since austin and blinken took the train to kyiv and went back and forth supposedly covertly. of course, their cover had been blown by zelenskyy a day before saying they were going. they went by rail. it was clear to the russians they were going by rail. now we have seen constant attacks on the trains. maybe also to say that, you think you are going to get this stuff in and how are we going to put it there if you can't put it on trains? >> let me just say this. it's great to see this optimism that's occurring, because i think it is fuelling now the equipment that needs to go into the ukrainian hands. i'm glad that we are starting to put the right equipment into ukraine. to address the flow of equipment, there's no problem when it comes to

the suns find themselves going to phoenix tied at two. jose alvarado played amazing defense on chris paul. the 8-second violation, that got the crowd all pumped up. later in the fourth quarter alvarado then getting one of his sneaky steals. he does this quite often. irv jones, the pelicans won 118-103. the nuggets trying to avoid the sweep in game 4. steph curry red hot in the fourth here. gets the buckets to go plus the foul. then the next time down the court curry going to pull up, hit the step-back three right there. that puts golden state up by two, but reigning mvp nikola jokic came up big. he found will barton to seal the game. denver wins 126-121 to keep their season alive. milwaukee bucks taking their demand against the bulls serious. he got a lot of help from grayson allen. he chipped in with a career-high 25 points. milwaukee 125-95. taking a 3-1 series lead. they can wrap up the series in milwaukee. the heat a dominant performance against the hawks in atlanta. jimmie walker leading a 26-4 run in the second quarter. it was never

the phoenix sunstar was up against his former team, the new orleans pelicans. and every time he shot he scored, oh, with a sure to be 37th birth date. he said to a new and be a record on the court. he used to call home, yet it up with a perfect school. 14 out to 14, becoming the 1st player ever in the playoffs to make 13 shots or more without to miss his unprecedented 33 point performance. help the sons when boys 6 to take the series for 2, i've role. oh no, no, 22. 0, now they may be like a hair tom i last am i need to shoot a throughout against me. i'm literally managing the day the sons of the top seeds in the western conference and i'll now face the full seated dallas mavericks in the semi finals. dallas came through a tight game 6 against the utah jazz with luca, dont' ich and jalen brunson both scoring 24 points in salt lake city, trailer watson, where the bronsons late free throw. put them 2 points ahead with just seconds remaining. a bow jam broke down the bitch missed a chance to force the deciding game 7 for utah within plug it today, but everybody wa

united states is sending more military assistance to ukraine, including howitzer artillery pieces and phoenix ghosts drones developed specifically for the ukraine conflict. president biden said the nature of the warfare on ukraine's eastern front meant different equipment was required. today, i'm announcing another $800 million to further augment ukraine's ability to fight in the east in the donbas region. this package includes heavy artillery weapons, dozens of howitzers, and 144,000 rounds of ammunition to go with those howitzers. it also includes more tactical drones. in the past two months, we've moved weapons and equipment to ukraine at record speed. we've sent thousands of anti—armour and antimissile helicopters, drones, grenade launchers, machine guns, rifles, radar systems. more than 15 million rounds of ammunition have already been sent. the united states alone has provided 10 anti—armour systems for every one russian tank that's in ukraine, a ten—to—one ratio. we're sharing and will continue to share significant timely intelligence with ukraine to help defend them against ru

on the phoenix ghost, this is a drone that has -- had been in development before the invasion, clearly. the air force was working this. in discussions with the ukrainians again about their requirements, we believed that this particular system would very nicely suit their needs, particularly in eastern ukraine. and so it was already in development and we will continue to move that development in ways that are attune to ukrainian requirements for unmanned aerial systems of a tactical nature in eastern ukraine. i will tell you that this unmanned aero system is designed for tactical operations. in other words, largely but not exclusively to attack targets. it, like almost all unmanned aero systems has optics. so it can still -- it can also be used to give you a sight picture of what its seeing, of course. but its principle focus is attack. >> you said eastern ukraine. why would that be? >> without getting into specifications, but the kinds of things this drone can do lends itself well to this particular kind of terrain. i'll leave it at that. but its person is akin to that of this switchbl

chris paul caught fire in the fourth and led phoenix to the win. >>> and the defending champion bucks got off the a hot quest to repeat winning 93-86. >> wow >>> and it was happy ending in the search for a missing wallaby in memphis honey bunch is the wallaby's name honey bunch was found just past his exhibit at the memphis zoo he went missing after a storm last week. a curator spotted the animal hiding in a bush after noticing new tracks the zoo's veterinarian said not to worry, the 21-month-old marsupial was perfectly healthy and returned to his group after a little game of hide-and-seek. >> very good name too. honey bunch. >>> next the monday forecast and bill karins. but as we've evolved with the military we've grown to serve all, who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp or a petty officer from '73 and even his kids and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their eligible family members. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly - why, you should join. mr. clean magic eraser: for a deep d

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasur

in history it's estimated we need over a million more homes just to meet the current demand and the phoenix area is one of the most active for home construction >> i don't think the answer is to tell people that are looking for an affordable home in arizona, you can't live here, go somewhere else i think the responsible answer, the thoughtful answer is to build them affordable home, but to build it in a self-sustaining manor. >> mark staff is director at the carey school of business should wall street be concerned about investing in housing in arizona? >> no. >> why not >> because i think there is the understanding of this particular risk and there is sufficient evidence and facts that support the continued growth based upon what we know today >> but staff conceded concerned development plans exacerbate them >> i would say there's a legitimate concern about our future and policymakers are very aware of this. >> a report just last spring from asu's kyle center for water policy warned the amount of ground water in the sub basin is considerably less than regulators estimate and that without a

play-offs are under way, and the top-seed phoenix suns are favored to win it all, and while every n.b.a. player dreams of winning the title, one member of the team is playing for so much more. here's cbs' jamie yuccas. >> reporter: in a league loaded with millionaires, phoenix suns center bismarck biyombo is one in a million. >> when i'm set on something, nobody is really, especially, like, something like this, nobody is changing my mind. >> reporter: the 11-year where n.b.a. veteran is giving up his entire salary this season, $1.3 million, to build a hospital in his home country, the dominican republic of the congo. what did your agent say? >> okay, i'll get to work. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: he wase, "you're crazy? >> no. >> biyombo has established schools and basketball academies but he feels the most urgent need is healthcare. there is only one doctor for 10,000 people in the congo? >> yes, innocent it crazy? >> mind-boggling. >> one doctor for every 10,000. if your loved one goes to the hospital, they have a higher chance of dying than surviving. it really breaks my

the pentagon says the phoenix ghost is designed to deliver a punch. david? >> martha raddatz with us live from washington tonight. martha, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to the pandemic. and tonight, with millions of americans now traveling on planes and most public transportation without masks after a federal judge in florida struck down the travel mask mandate, we've seen the joy from so many, and still concern from others over the health of their loved ones, children, with new covid cases jumping across 30 states. so tonight here, what the justice department now appealing this ruling, what does this mean? could the rules change again and could this confusion have been avoided? dr. ashish jha, now at his new post in the biden administration, we pressed him late today on the confusion and on what they're seeing right now with new cases jumping across most of the country. dr. jha, of course, now the white house covid-19 response coordinator, dr. jha, thanks for being here tonight. you've seen the confusion all over the country. you saw the relie

on the drones, the phoenix ghost drones, what can you say about their role? broadly speaking, are they intelligence oriented or attack oriented? and when did you begin developing that asset? the second question is on the artillery, the howitzers, in laymen's terms, what is the significance of five battalions of artillery that you're helping the ukrainians develop? >> five additional battalions will add to their compliment of their own artillery battalions. it's added firepower. we're not putting u.s. troops in with these systems. they have to provide the artillerymen, of course. it's 5 five more battalions which is quite a number. hundreds of additional troops to field these systems. they're additional systems. and what makes it important is the kind of fighting that we expect in the donbas because of the terrain, because it's open, because it's flat, because it's not as urban. we can expect the russians to rely on long range fires. artillery in particular. in fact, bob, we've seen them move in artillery units even before they started moving ground forces in.

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. >>> starbucks ha tomado represalias contra tres trabajadores en phoenix al descubrir que querían radicalizarse. se pide un amparopara volver a contratar a los empleados. (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). >>> se encuentra de regreso el festival del día de la tierra suspendido por la pandemia, el tema de este año es el hacer conciencia sobre lo que comemos ya que puede afectar al planeta. se mostraron los beneficios de la alimentación basada en vegetales. jornada grande de limpieza a lo largo de la playa de la península, once grupos liderados que se distribuyeron en la zona para recoger basura. piensan lo importante que es esta labor porque lograron retirar unas trescientas libras de desecho y también unas trescientas colillas de cigarro, esto fue una parte de la limpieza. (música). >>> (nombre extranjero) saber importante cuidar el planeta y la responsabilidad que tienen nuestras acciones. >>> es una iniciativa que se hace sobre todo en nuestras costas y precisamente en estos meses lo que son los leones marinos... fíjate que todos los días debemos celebrar el día del planeta tierra porq

to the nba, where the phoenix suns will be looking to progress to the western conference semi—finals, with victory over new orleans pelicans, later. mikal bridges led the way for phoenix in game 5 of their first—round series, scoring 31 points, and the pelicans will need to keep him quiet in game 6 to take it to a deciding match up. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. how many times over the last two years have you been asked to "jump on a zoom call", or "have a quick teams meet?" virtual meetings became the norm for many during the pandemic, and it's unlikely they're going away any time soon. u nfortu nately. but while they may be good for being able to have a meeting while still in your pyjamas, if your camera is off, one would hope dr a new study shows a major downside — they limit our capacity for creative thinking. dr melanie brucks, co—author of that new report, explains why people are less creative when on camera. so so what we found was in particular they we

. >>> the nba playoffs are underway and the top seed phoenix suns are favored to win it all. and while every nba player dreams of winning the title, one member of the team is playing for so much more. here's cbs' jaime jamie yuccas. >> reporter: in a league loaded with millionaires, phoenix suns center bismack biyombo is one in a million. >> when i'm selling somebody, somebody like this, nobody is changing my mind. >> reporter: the 11-year nba veteran is giving up his entire salary this season, $1.3 million, to build a hospital in his home country, the democratic republic of the congo. what did your agent say? >> okay, i'll get to work. >> he wasn't like, you're crazy? >> no. >> reporter: he's already established schools and basketball academies, but he feels the most urgent need is health care. there's only one doctor for 10,000 people? >> yes, isn't it crazy? >> that's mind boggling. >> one doctor for 10,000. if your loved one is going to the hospital, they have a higher chance of dying than surviving. it really breaks my heart. >> reporter: grief that's also deeply persona

en phoenix 86 grados, maÑana tendremos condiciones secas desde los 76 en san josÉ. buen fin de semana para nosotros. >>> gracias guillermo. abril es el mes nacional de concientizaciÓn del autismo donde se busca insertar a los niÑos aautistas en la sociedad. en patterson se hizo un evento. >>> se debe aceptar a los niÑos con autismo y tambiÉn mÁs programas para ellos, y tambiÉn empleaar a personas con autismo. uno de cada 44 niÑos en el paÍs prodrÍa presentar autismo, es importante la detecciÓn temprana. >>> abril es el mes para crear esa conciencia para ese trastorno. vamos al informe. >>> lo que mÁs me preocupa es que mis hijos se queden solos, especialmente mi niÑo, no hay una persona que lo cuide como yo. necesita mucha paciencia, Él no puede decir lo que quiere. y yo sÉ lo que Él quiere con fÍmirarlo. >>> irene y su esposo recibieron el trastorno de su hijo, trastorno autista. >>> ese trastorno no tiene ningÚn diagnÓstico preciso como prueba de sangre. los pediatras hacemos el diagnÓstico de acuerdo al dro desarrollo del niÑo para ver cÓmo i

another $800 million worth of military assistance to ukraine, including howitzer artillery pieces and phoenix ghost drones developed specifically for the ukraine conflict. president biden said the nature of the warfare on ukraine's eastern front meant different equipment was required. officials in afghanistan say dozens of people have been killed in four bomb attacks across the country. the first explosion killed more than 30 worshippers in a shia mosque in the northern city of mazar—i—sharif. the group that calls itself islamic state said it carried out two of the attacks. florida lawmakers have voted to strip disney of its self—governing status in a move widely seen as retaliation for the company's opposition to a new state law limiting discussion of lgbt issues in schools. the bill will now head to the desk of the republican state governor. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. what lessons have the russians learned from the progress or lack of it of their military offensive in ukraine? right now, russian forces are focused on the east of t

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and tucson or phoenix and las vegas would be these maka projects. mr. secretary would you gee that arizona and other fast-growing states have different roadway infrastructure needs than other states? and how do you believe the infrastructure law can help arizona fund the long fund the overdue projects. secretary buttigieg: this is a brown-waite one of the infrastructure needs are different. i come from a community that lost about 0% of its population in the 1960's, 1970's, 1970's up to the time i was mayor. and i found in some contracts some of our roads needed to go on a diet but i'm pleased to say my hometown is growing again. but in fast and federal highways, there was an effort to point out that none of that would stand in the way of and you raise the need for our division for an entirely new stretch of with i-11 or expansion on i-10. there are funds that could go for the infrastructure law. one thing is the funding and funding including transit. and that can serve to take pressure off of congestion while expansion is being considered at the sam

it's 183 away from new orleans phoenix. we're actually ahead of the halfway point that couldn't keep off in the 2nd half runs it. ingram is starring the pelicans with 30 points, a scene of them coming in. the 3rd quarter results means the sites and level 2 to going into game 5 of the 1st round theory. reading champions. the milwaukee bucks has taken a 3. 1 seriously honest answer to come fall was in good form against the chicago bulls. the bags a 33 point. 17 rebounds of the bucks, 111995. and that one went away from the next round. but the bowls sound like they're ready to fight to stay alive. you know? 30, you know they're getting their championship caliber change. you know, you have to expect that, but, you know, i think that we just need to fight them and stay with it. you know, once you know, once they give a punch, we have to respond each and every time. not just wanted like the miami have moved interest 31 series lead against the atlanta hawks, jimmy butler scoring 36 points and providing tennis. this in this when fo

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5300000000 delivered by chelsea football club and a racquel raking performance in the mail crystal health phoenix and secure a place in western conference. ah, welcome to the program. pakistan has gone straight from winter to summer without a spring season. an alarming assessment made by its federal minister for climate change. a 1000000000 people across south asia. sizzling in a heat wave that's begun earlier than usual. so if you just take a look at this map here, most of the region is seeing record high temperatures and it's only april. so further proof then that the effects of climate change are being fell, turn more needs to be done to cut emissions in parts of india. temperatures have gone past 45 degrees celsius, several degrees higher than normal. it's cause to power cuts and put a strain on health services. farmers normal. it could lead to water shortages in a country where it's already a huge problem. most people in south asia have no choice but to work in the blazing heat. it can cause dizziness, nausea, headaches, and dehydration, and also muscle cramps confusion and even feinting. in

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the phoenix suns have been stunned once again in the n b a playoffs. each year playing a 2nd straight game without saw player daring. booker, the sun went down on 118. it's a one i 3 away to williams phoenix were actually ahead of the halfway point, but couldn't keep up in the 2nd half. running room is storing it for the pelicans with 30 points 18 of those coming in the 3rd quarter. the result means besides a level $22.00 going into game 5 of the 1st round series. raining champions. the milwaukee box of taken a 31 series lead. janice answered a combo was in good form against the chicago bulls. he bagged 32 points and 17 rebounds as the box 1119 at to 95. that one went away from the next rounds. whatever building, you know, the miami heat moved into a 31 series lead against the atlanta hawks at jimmy butler scoring 36 points. i'm providing 10 assists in this when for the heat, the final score 110 to 86 with game 5 only tuesday. everybody's or my or about stay in aggressive. taken more shots, but still finding a way to play basketball. my way in. i'm not