the canada caucus room is one of the biggest hearing rooms and capital hill. —— canon. it's reserved for special events, for special hearings. tonight select hearings. tonight select hearing on what happened on january six is certainly no exception. i imagine that there will be dozens of members of the democratic party in that room listening to the testimony of an office those on the committee and i further anticipate that republicans other than the two on the committee will boycott this event. the question remains, this is the opening statement, this is the opening statement, this is the opening statement, this is the opening of 12 months of research to the american people of, can they make a direct causal link between what happened on the day and the 44th president of the united states. i anticipate millions of people will be tuning in and a lot of questions out there and people are looking for many answers amanda, we're hearing that the committee chair, bennie thompson said on his way into the hearing that we will be hearing from the donald trump children tonight, ex

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after so much you were so the western weapons, the russian canons, or, or tanks or, or now a tillery, this is, this is what is basically your grand needs. so desperately, middle range and, and long range into artillery. they are more precise and they could help crying an army to stop that russian offensive in the east of the country did have years around when a gun shrink of reporting for you from the ukrainian capital t. thank you very much . thank you. buffalo come again served as foreign minister of ukraine from 2014 to 20. 19. and before that, he was ukraine's ambassador to germany. he reflected on the day's events in keith good evening, incense for us and his ukraine overall latoya and who's shaw cilla? derrickson? very important to floss, ukrainians, it should see full needed i hearing of course, it's about the green light for our candidates. there it is. it's like you osteen in france all for a traffic light and it's all yellow and not always green. and remember, and my dad started to in 2017 on food in britian, uniform each in knob sign, museum creation agreement, sole z, gree

and the canons of $15050.00 caliber already deploy at the front line. those that we have received from the west and are being used very efficiently at the same time, we keep saying on a daily basis that you can use more heavy weaponry. because if you look at the ratio of what amount of shelling receive from the aggressor is absolutely disproportionate. because on average russians are shooting around $50000.00 rounds a day. now this is a lot of ammunition and this of course destroys this race is due to the ground. ok? it's indiscriminate. there should be schools, hospitals, residential areas. so we have received some major assistance. we are grateful for it, but we need more and we needed fast. in particular, the m r. s. systems long wrench, rocket systems. we're going to have to leave it there with your soc advisor to the cranium. defense minister, thank you very much for your time today. thank you. thank you. whether news now former us transgender william bars, his name, former president, donald trump, became quote, detached from reality the days follo

so this canon is much more precise which nisha it shoots faster and a simple to operate your some i because it's low to the ground, it's easier to camouflage. at least just lead to somebody'll actually, you must go out there. as the war increasingly becomes a battle of artillery. western military supplies are ever more critical. but for the ukrainian troops holding on in the don bus, the weapons aren't coming fast enough. let's go to d. w correspondent, rebecca readers who's standing by force in the capital. keith rebecca, there are reports that russian troops are gearing up to move on. harkey, the 2nd biggest city in ukraine, but more, you know, well, that's right. ukrainian official say that russian forces are trying to get close enough to start shelling that cc. once again they have been making some progress on that says l b, it slow, but ukrainian official saying that they want to open up a new front line. then as you mentioned, hockey's concave is the 2nd largest city in ukraine and the region that it's in harkey region above the russian border. it's the 2nd time we know that this is a

so remember, so this canon is much more precise which nisha it use faster and a simple to operate your some i because it's low to the ground, it's easier to camouflage it maliciously. does m deal actually you ma squat as the war increasingly becomes a battle of artillery. western military supplies are ever more critical. but for the ukrainian troops holding on in the don bus, the weapons aren't coming fast enough. dw correspondent to manual shadow is an cave, and she told me why president zalinski his visit was so important. oh, well, i will not amuse. lensky is the president of all of the ukrainian is not just people base in here for people who have had to feed a country following this war. and he is very much proving it's by these visits on the southern france, which has been under nearly constant shirley which has suffered a heavy fighting and of course heavy losses for the ukrainian army. you have to keep in mind of this, at least a 100 ukrainians sold is may be much more dying on a daily basis. so i think it's quite important that the president is coming to visit the troops for a

. >> shakespeare, the canon itself, has had such an impact on our storytelling for centuries, i think this is an opportunity for us to actually vision beyond that and to be able to be more expansive and inclusive. >> for director katie sanchez, two women falling in love couldn't be more natural. >> this play is what is natural. romeo and juliet by nature needs to be together in a society that's pulling them apart and not allowing them to be their favorite self. >> reporter: it's set in 1848. >> romeo is a woman, so romeo and juliet are both women in 1848 in the wild west at a time when that just wasn't allowed, that wasn't this common. so it just adds more of the pressure cooker to this play to see how desperate they were to be together. >> it was also a time when spanish and english were spoken. >> the one who wrote the script was very interested in spanish, and that one society didn't want to be together so they were split. it was perfect. >> the king of cats, nothing but one of your nine lives. >> i feel like a lot of times with theater we're doing the latino play or we're doing th

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what about canon artillery? >> as you know, the commandant said as we experiment within our campaign of learning, which it forms the -- we will make changes. we were initially going to draw down to five batteries of triple seven 155 mm artillery. we are now going to go to seven. we are going from six tubes to eight. four on the west, three on the east. did the action -- answer the question? >> that answer the question. both of your missile beverly's, there is a large geographic signature will put the ml are at risk. are you adding some of those under r&d to allow long-range fires without sacrificing survivability maneuverability? >> you are right. it is very subtle. we have high bars currently within our inventory. we are working closely with army. not big enough to pursue programs and rents, we always seek out sister services to work with, it makes it more affordable. this will turn into the ml rs profit system, which will include multiple missiles, which to do land and surface targets. >> thank you. stepping a

. >> i am afraid this is trying to use a canon to head off a fly in the economy. what we are dealing with is a consequence of the russian invasion of ukraine. that resulted in restrictions in oil exports and gas exports. this cut off exports for russia and ukraine. this is disrupting food and energy markets and the principal cause of the rise in consumer prices, they were announced the past week or two. this is the problem. it is not an economy being driven by excessive demand. it is not excessively hard. wages are beginning to slow down. they actually decelerated since the first of the year. it is not clear what they hope to achieve with these dramatic rate increases. it is much more about politics than economics at this point. >> the u.s. president is urging oil company is to take action against soaring petrol prices. saying they need to produce more petrol and diesel. >> sticker shock at the pumps as millions of americans feel up for the summer vacation driving season. that is why president joe biden sent a letter to the seven major u.s. oil companies, pressuri

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. >> shakespeare, the canon itself, has had such an impact on our storytelling for centuries that i think this is an opportunity for us to actually vision beyond that and to be able to be more expansive and inclusive. >> for director k.j. sanchez, this new version where two women fall in love couldn't be more natural. >> a theme of this play is what is natural, and romeo and juliet, by nature, need to be together. and it's society that's trying to pull them apart and not allow them to be their natural self. >> the story is set in the bay area in 1848, which back then was known as alta california. >> romeo is a woman, and so romeo and juliet are both women in 1848 in the wild old west, at a time when that just wasn't allowed. that wasn't as common. so it just adds more of the pressure cooker to this play to see how desperate they were to be together. ♪ >> reporter: it was also a time where spanish and english were equally spoken. >> it started with karen zach reias who wrote the script, and she was really interested in marrying spanish and english and found that marrying it in a play abo

after i won the oscar, i went on break i watched the entire five-season canon in a row on vacation. >> jimmy: gosh >> questlove: i got -- >> jimmy: all right, wait. all right, so this -- so you're recently -- you're recently up to date on "martin." >> questlove: i'm addicted to this show. yeah >> jimmy: yeah, me too i love him too all right, here we go. ready for this one what gift did gina receive from martin by mistake instead of the diamond earrings >> questlove: by mistake >> jimmy: by mistake >> questlove: ah, 'cause i knew he got -- his grandmom's duvet i think he gave her jerome's gold tooth by -- [ laughter ] [ ding ] >> that would be it! >> questlove: yeah, yeah [ cheers and applause >> that would be it! >> questlove: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: had jerome's gold tooth. >> we did an episode where they went to the club, shiznit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: probably couldn't even get away with that now. oh, my god [ laughter ] shiznit. i mean, real -- oh, my gosh. all right, that's good you're one for one all right, ready how about this which celebrity -- wait, wait, wait i rememb

. >> the canon has had impact on our storytelling for centuries. this is an opportunity for us to vision beyond that. and to be able to be more expansive and inclusive. >> reporter: for director sanchez, new version of two women falling in love couldn't be more natural. >> theme of the play is what is natural. romeo and juliet by nature need to be together. and society is trying to pull them apart and not allow them to be their natural self. >> reporter: set in the bay area in 1848, alta, california. romeo is a woman, so romeo and juliet are women in wild old west at time it wasn't allowed, wasn't as common. adds more of a pressure cooker to the play to see how desperate they were to be together. >> reporter: also a time spanish and english were equally spoken. >> started with the scriptwriter. she was interested in marrying spanish and english, and found that marrying it in a play about marrying two people that some of society don't want to be together but it's a natural fit just felt really perfect. >> reporter: this version of "romeo and juliet"

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they are not so precise after so much you, so the western weapons, the russian canons, or, or tanks or, or now a tillery, this is, this is what is basically ukraine needs so desperately, middle range and, and long range into artillery. they are more precise and they could help crying an army to stop that russian offensive in the east of the country did of years around when a gun shrink of reporting for you from the ukrainian capital t. thank you very much on and thank you. and i'd like to welcome now, or pavlo, or clunk in the foreign minister of ukraine from 2014 to 20. 19. and before that, ukraine's ambassador to germany are good to have you with us, sir. i want to 1st to ask you what were your overall impressions of this visit with the european leaders? rise to the occasion. good evening, incense for us and his ukraine overall latoya and who's shaw? silla derrickson, very important to floss ukrainian searches, see full need us. i hear you, of course it's about the green light for our candidates. there it is. it's like you osteen in france all for a traffic light and it's all yellow

. >> shakespeare, the canon itself has had such an impact on our storytelling for centuries that i think this is an opportunity for us to actually vision beyond that and to be able to be more expansive and inclusive. >> reporter: for the director sanchez, this new version of where two women fall in love couldn't be more natural. >> a theme of this play is what is natural. and romeo and juliette by nature need to be together. and it's a society that's trying to pull them apart an not allow them to be their natural self. >> reporter: the story is set in the bay area in 1848, which back then was known as alta california. >> romeo is a woman. so romeo and juliette are both women in 1848 in the wild old west at a time when that just wasn't allowed. that wasn't as common. and so it just adds more of the pressure cooker to this play to see how desperate they were to be together. >> reporter: it was also a time where spanish and english were equally spoken. >> it started with karen zacarias, who wrote the script. she was really interested in marrying spanish and english, and found that marrying

the soviets, it has the canon for 10 years with very destructive ukraine. that's the best case for continuing the war. but if each side gets to, the longer it goes on the war, each side is tempted to break that stale mean by doing something that will age closer to provoking the other to escalating it still further. for example, the russians can hit support our supply sites in poland or will many of or even do it accidentally somehow, we might think they do it. we respond to that. they respond to it and saying that although this is clear, russian congressional is murderous, stupid, and criminal as our aggression against which germany was wise in this, i think to stay out of as i recall. but it's as aggressive. and in this case it's, it's terrible people dismiss the idea of ending this by negotiation. how can you negotiate with an aggressor? the answer is, this war has the potential of growing up most of humanity, if it leads to an all oak nuclear exchange, that means we should be considered pressuring. i would say, towards negotiations, which means concessio

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they shoot and detect missiles, canons. i not a career officer, so it is difficult for me to distinguish all of them by sound o gucia labradoodle shortly. i've got to know what it's up. his nickname is just one of around 100000 volunteers who joined units like his since the beginning of the war. many are fighting for the 1st time. this is from a rocket. the village is just 3 kilometers from the front line. it's an important defense position. me. i think the locals were suspicious of us in the beginning. they were watching us like we were patrolling the streets looking after the place and they were hiding. but as things got worse here with electricity and food, we started to help out here and there, and slowly trust has been building with them. luca quarter, the video for us now, soldiers and the remaining villages have got used to each other. rushing shells at the village daily and they had randomly sat he mc alive, which is a veteran area. and a beekeeper look, it didn't get through better than body armor. the village used

the enemy is shelling positions of our troops along the entire line of contact with mortars, canon and rocket artillery. it uses operational, tactical, and ami ation with the main efforts concentrated on the city aero done yet scammed back more directions. fighting continues in the city. in dynette sc, rushing, shelling spoke to major far at a famous wood monastery. it's one of ukraine's most sacred orthodox sites. well, she'd been stuck with it caught fire as a result of a rush, an artillery attacking this was not the 1st attack. on wednesday, 3 monks were killed by russians shelling in ukraine 2nd largest city clock heave a civilian airfield has been damaged by a missile strike. the city has suffered sporadic attack since ukrainian forces regain territory and pushed back russian troops earlier this month is fighting continues, the u. s. is promised to support ukraine's investigations into alleged rule crimes by russian forces. i think one of the talent is, is that there are a lot of cases and how do you prioritize and order them and do them in the midst of a country in war? yeah, the

. >>> in canon city, nothing going right for this rough season. two home runs this evening with the a's losing 3-1. they have the worst record in the major leagues. >>> guess who showed up for the first day on the job? the newest warrior at chase center after being drafted last night. from brazil, eva mireles on the left, the junior from the university of milwaukee, patrick baldwin jr., and ryan rollins from toledo. remember the first da >>> the special olympics torch, leaving a trail in this bay area. today, mountain view and the south as police drama, handing out the flame. and, to the sunnyvale police department, who then handed off to santa clara pd. the torch is headed to the final destination, the northern california summer games at santa clara university. competition begins tomorrow. should be a really fun competition. south bay, then of course, we have the pride celebration in san francisco. >>> jeff, close us out for the weekend. >> all right, we will get you ready to go. you can see the start of tomorrow with comfortable temperatures acr

that includes, you know, more than a 100 how it's a canons. it sir molden for at least a full m r. i m l r s the systems these all these multi launch rockets systems. you're paying commission president to live underlying has met with a lot of means the landscape to discuss the claims request to join. the european union underline says she expects the decision will be made in the coming days. she also spoke about support for ukraine to real rebuild cities. when the conflict in the past is known, it is a marriage based path forward. it is a path where i must say, i highly appreciate the enormous efforts and the determination of ukraine in this process. the people of ukraine have proven incredible strength and motivation and stamina. so i am deeply convinced that we will, together, you will overcome this horrible atrocious war. we will and you will rebuild this beautiful country and modernize ukraine may more rushing. shelling has caused extensive damage to ukrainian warehouse complex, having 300 tons of grain. these before and after satellite images show the damage to the buildings in

how wit, sir canons it, sir, more than for at least for m. r i m l r s. systems. these all these multi launch rocket systems. a mile european commission president has lavonne de lion has met with valencia zalinski to discuss ukraine's request to join the european union underline. so she expects the decision will be made in the coming days. she also spoke about support for her crime to re build cities when a conflict in the past is known. it is a merit based path forward. it is a path where i must say, i highly appreciate the enormous efforts and the determination of ukraine in this poses the people of ukraine have proven incredible strength and motivation and stamina. so i am deeply convinced that we will, together, you will overcome this horrible atrocious war. we will, and you will rebuild this beautiful country and modernize the ukraine. meanwhile, russian shelling has caused extensive damage to a ukrainian warehouse complex housing, 300 tons of grain bays before and after satellite images show the damage to the buildings in the black port. see the black sea po

he had lost canon. he had lost munitions. he had lost a third of his army at cherubusco. which reminds me of another point when santa ana had outsmarted the americans he was actually an exile in cuba. not the last time mexico was going to exile. he was an exile in cuba in the beginning of the war and pope comes up with this scheme to talk to santa ana and maybe sand he if he can get santa ana back into mexico santa ana will then sell them, california. so he helped santa ana get back into mexico. and santa ana says i can't believe he really believed that and and then he builds up an army and goes to war against the americans. but so that's what happens during the armistice the armistice last a few weeks negotiations break down in early, september and hostilities ensue. first the americans take a palace like structure overlooking mexico city chapultepec. that's going to have to be taken before they enter the capital. it's on on high ground then after a day-long fight on september 13th americans take the palace santa ana's army flees the capital scott's army marches triumpha

from rio de janeiro, i'm on a canon camera porting. turkish police have broken out crowds gathered, fur, stumbles, annual pride march. ah, thousands of people, including journalists, were arrested authorities in a sample that issued a 7 day battle gatherings leading up to sunday in an attempt to prevent the pride much from taking place. for hundreds of protest is waiting rainbow flags gathered in the streets adjacent to the famous toxeme square, which was entirely close to the public. al south korea has an a lively protest culture as well, but at one cause in soul has led to a noisy dispute. quarters of the current and former presidents have sat up outside the homes, eating to complaints from neighbors. mcbride explains when he left office last month, the liberal, former president of south korea, mood j in arrived at his new home, helping for a quiet retirement. but the politics of office followed him as did right wing opponents, setting up a permanent and noisy protest, much to the misery of the neighbors. neither simpleton, just as they play music all night, there's an 86 year old gra