teresa, thank you very much _ how they do. teresa, thank you very much for— how they do. teresa, thank you very much for your _ how they do. teresa, thank you very much for your time - how they do. teresa, thank you very much for your time and - very much for your time and inputs on that story. let's return to ukraine — and an image that has gone around the world. it's of 16—year—old valaray in her prom dress, outside her bombed—out school in kharkiv. the students in her class were determined to go ahead with their graduation despite the war — despite everything they've been living through. valaray talked to my colleague matthew amroliwala. translation: i wanted the whole world to pay l attention to our country and to my hometown, and what's going on. and now, the buildings where civilians live are destroyed. so many 16—year—olds around the world will be getting ready as for me, it was unexpected because i have never thought my photo would be seen by the whole world. it was not about me, it was more about bringing attention to the situation in my hometown, a

ok, let's bring teresa into a conversation. not teresa worrying sides come to talks when there's a stalemate in a conflict. oh, when one side has one, do you feel that we are at a point in this war in ukraine way both sides could be ready to talk again? it seems that that's a bit premature at this point. i think that a zalinski present zalinski has made it quite clear that he wouldn't be able to give up territory. although he has said that he wants to continue dialogue and negotiations with russia. the war has turned on such so there have been so many deaths on both sides. the idea of negotiations before we're kind of, you have to give up some territory to, to russia. so i think that this was one of the deal breakers. and i think that as long as it continues on as it grinds on, as we've heard the head of gentle to berg nato. the analysis is that this will grind on for quite a long time. the key question now is, will europe able to remain unified? because we see it increasing inflation, high energy prices and energy and food are

tell us what happened to teresa perron. yes, teresa perron in the summer of 1982 was living with her husband jesse in newport news virginia near the navy shipyard that's there. he jesse parone was a welder on the ships. he was working on the uss carl vinson, which was dry docked in newport news at the time and she was 22 year old mother of three. she had three kids. they're all under five years old. she spent a late sunday afternoon in september. taking your kids to the pool doing laundry and during the course of that day. she was in a car and she passed a sailor hitchhiking on the side of the road, which wasn't unusual at that time. there were a lot of sailors in newport news or in fact thousands of sailors in newport news. and she didn't start to give him a ride and he yelled -- at her and threw the window and it was kind of unsettling and but she didn't think much more about it when i'm through the course of her day. later that night. she put her children to bed and she went to bed upstairs and then down the hall she wen

all right, teresa, i'll give you the last word. once we get to a point where the war is settled or resolved, what will be the future relationship of all these countries that have supported ukraine with russia was in a very intricate tapestry of interest. and i think that europe, especially poland, has really risen to this challenge. they have been such a huge advocate for ukraine. so the fact that ukraine will be attending the country will help give them the goal of reform and give the people some hope and more morale boost remains to be seen if they will join you. but this actually provides some, a road map to the future. politically. i wonder if that will really happen, but i do hope that this will help them to reform and prevent corruption. but also we have to see that as puzzle mentioned. you gave the example of going back to world war one. the peace in europe is over. we can take any of these things for granted any longer. and we see the word here in march of both russia and china. and these are huge questions for us and then

>> thank you, maria teresa, for that question. you know, a lot of us have been mobilizing around this since 2016, let's be honest. it became crystal clear after the oral arguments from last november when they heard the rhetoric from the extreme judges on the court. we have been planning. we are focusing on mobilization, our education, communicating with our membership, making sure our folks are ready for this moment and finding a way to catalyze the fear, anger, and frustration of american voters into action this fall. you asked me a question about my emotions. a lot of us do this professionally for a living. you still have to step back and realize that, i a person of color, immigrant, a brown woman, from texas, where my friends and family have already lost access to abortion since the s v eight, i was left unchallenged by the court. it has been really hard. it has been really hard to hear these stories. i had to go with a bunch of friends from houston to hear it in realtime. i was hearing stories about abortion care being shut do

my name is teresa johnson and i'm a partner with arthur and porter. i'm proud to represent the group of law firms coming together with the city attorney in the legal alliance for reproductive rights. there aremore than 20 firms who put their hands up and more joining every day. our mission is simple : to protect people exercising their reproductive rights and the medical providers providing care and support. as we allknow the supreme court appears to be poised to take away a fundamental right that's been on the books for nearly 50 years . that calls for a public-private collaboration to pool our strength and resources and fight to ensure the personal and professional safety of pregnant people, doctors, nurses and other medical professionals. no one should have toput their personal freedom on the line to exercise a constitutional right . we have a dream team of law firms in the coalition as david noted comprising some of the finest alliance in the country. there has been an outpouring of support from national and local firms to what weall see as a trag

my name is teresa johnson and i'm a partner with arthur and porter. i'm proud to represent the group of law firms coming together with the city attorney in the legal alliance for reproductive rights. there aremore than 20 firms who put their hands up and more joining every day. our mission is simple : to protect people exercising their reproductive rights and the medical providers providing care and support. as we allknow the supreme court appears to be poised to take away a fundamental right that's been on the books for nearly 50 years . that calls for a public-private collaboration to pool our strength and resources and fight to ensure the personal and professional safety of pregnant people, doctors, nurses and other medical professionals. no one should have toput their personal freedom on the line to exercise a constitutional right . we have a dream team of law firms in the coalition as david noted comprising some of the finest alliance in the country. there has been an outpouring of support from national and local firms to what weall see as a trag

host: this is teresa out of texas. caller: i believe that abortion should be available for all, but i think there should be a limit. it should never be passed 12 weeks. . also, this is a subject that should have been taken care of through our legislation. that is what they are therefore -- there for. that is not an easy decision for any woman to make. no one should be forced to carry a baby, but there should be term limits on that. there should be no abortion past the heartbeat because that is a baby, no matter what. that is a child. host: in your state, abortion is now banned after six weeks. it is likely to be illegal in the state of texas within the next 30 days. caller: that would be a sad day for texas. and i am a republican. that would be a sad day. i do not support abortion, let's face it. there are times when abortion is necessary. it is just one of those people things that has to be. -- evil things that has to be. with all the birth-control that is out there, thousands to choose from, abortion really should no

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, thank you very much. shar corresponded teresa proper there. well, the number of people on the move on against their will is unprecedented. forced to flee their homes because of conflict, violence and persecution. according to a new report by the united nations refugee agency at the end of last year, nearly $90000000.00 people around the world had fled their homes. that's more than double the number 10 years ago. and by the end of this year, the number is expected to top a 100000000 for the 1st time. this latest increase is being driven by an escalation of existing complex and by new violence. the war in ukraine as an example, has triggered one of the fastest and largest refugee crises since the 2nd world war 7500000 ukrainians have fled the country, and more than 8000000 are now internally displaced for more. let's bring in chris. mad sir. here he is, the senior spoke person at the you and hcr is berlin off. indeed, pressing figures. and as you mash we, we have the, the, let's say old conference like my syria, scott who counted on that ukraine

teresa, thank you very much, shar corresponded teresa proper there. well, as europe steps up, it show of support for ukraine of the diplomatic level. the governor in the low hunting region has again underscore the urgent need for more military support. and he says, russian forces were advancing in their assault on the key city of sir, better denounced. and that your cranium troops are outmanned and outgunned, appears. fighting is taking a heavy toll on civilians not only in spirit genetic but in neighboring. there's a chance to in the distance, the sound of russian shelling for the people in missy chance. the twin city of seattle, john, yet the chance to escape is getting smaller and smaller. ukrainian police officers drive from house to house to find those who want to leave, but for many here it feels like they're giving up their town. a fuel shooter showed that there won't work and we weren't sure until it became unbearable. then i got sick. she has an endless list of illnesses and i'm also sick to put away the head brush. carol middlebrook, there w

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teresa bow reports on the issues on the minds of colombians. a head of the presidential run off of the past year has been difficult for people like ever somebody she studying to become an accountant. but finding work isn't easy for people like her. she was displaced by the colombian conflict of her child and fled to with willa with her mother. now she's back in columbia and says she's afraid of what may happen if walk. there will be the don't when sunday's election, grandma sonya but i got in the past 2 years, it's been difficult with the price is going up and no jobs. we need jobs in columbia and i dont think petro could help us achieve that. i'm afraid he will do to columbia chavez did to venezuela daylight, though, but not far away from her home in both same border. medium get a little things completely different. she's 65 years old and lives with her grandchildren. she says was double paid, that all is what columbia has been waiting for a very long time ago. yeah. most of them in columbia, governments, in columbia are useless and we need so

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that is a damning _ victory tears teresa part. that is a damning headline from the daily telegraph, who are generally supportive of boris johnson and telegraph, who are generally supportive of borisjohnson and his leadership, but that is what happened in westminister today stub he would _ happened in westminister today stub he would much rather be talking about _ he would much rather be talking about the — he would much rather be talking about the cost crisis, the war of ukraine, — about the cost crisis, the war of ukraine, plenty of other issues, and let's not— ukraine, plenty of other issues, and let's not forget, we are a couple of years away— let's not forget, we are a couple of years away from the general election for the _ years away from the general election for the party need to be thinking about— for the party need to be thinking about what things they need to do so they can _ about what things they need to do so they can put them on their levers in they can put them on their levers in the next election and give

my think of a few 100 years where as teresa is calmer, co, 100000 year, 100000 years, the price tag is so high because a camera picks up infrared radiation at the wavelength needed to see hydra carbons like me thing. and all the continental, how much of leaking out the camera does show where the problems i can see invisible gas and it can detect things that i as a normal person, i'm not able to detect that is mind blowing. but it does kind of explain why this is such a kind of why this whole industry is getting away with all the media emissions. right? people do not have any idea just how, how much of leaking out where it's coming from. the international energy agency estimates world meet the emissions from the power sector are about 70 percent higher than countries are reporting in their official data. there are basically 3 ways meeting gets released. there are simple leaks which could be because the screw hasn't been tight and or a piece of equipment to the rusty. then the venting when the thing is intentionally let out. this might be done to reduce pressure in a pipe during maintena

>> yes we can. >> speaker: this is doctor teresa palmer. i'm an dietitian and i worked at laguna honda for 50 years until 2004. the changing population did not just happen because the population of san francisco changed. there was a decision to save general fund money by sending difficult to place patients to laguna honda from san francisco general. but there was neither the staffing for the programming you really take adequate care of them. and this shutdown was predictable. more normally a nursing home is filled withprimarily women over 85 . and now you have a nursing home which predominantly men from 40 to 60. the city needs to provide funding and a place for people with substance use problems and conduct disorders and as the debate about funding for the previous place that gives services to people who use substances, funding and placement have been inadequate but it doesn't mean that people who need laguna honda for a nursing home should have to pay. laguna honda was marketed. the bond issue was marketed in 1999 as a place for frail eld

so when teresa turns up at a site like this, he stays outside the security fence and scanned the area with a special camera to search for me thing. and here comes a big question. will we spot fugitive methane emissions escaping from the facility? yes, so what you're seeing is gas coming out of the vent back. this is at the core of what me paint hunters do, making the invisible visible. so i literally can't see anything on my phone. and here we can see a gigantic leak of a gasp pouring out of the top of that pipe. yeah, exactly. that the reason my camera can't pick up the emissions my think up to few 100 years. whereas theresa has camera cars, 100000 us, 100000 years. the price tank is so high because the camera picks up infrared radiation, and the wavelength needed to see hydrocarbons like me thing. andel there can't measure how much it's leaking out. the camera destro when the problem so it can see invisible gas and they can detect things that i as a normal person, i'm not able to detect that is mind blowing. but it does kind of explain why this is such a kind of why this whole indus

teresa is like no. none of you have. because it's just that dangerous. >> yeah. it's definitely that dangerous. >> this shortage, my question is who do you think is to blame here? is it discourages, the plant in michigan that is run by abbott. do you blame the fda, food and drug administration? do you blame your politicians? do you blame the people at the grocery store? who do you blame? kirsten, i'll start with you. who do you blame? >> i don't think i've been thinking much about who to blame. i'm not sure how to answer that right now. >> maybe you don't blame anyone. i think that's fine. i think there's an idea that somehow the baby formula shortage is resulting in the angry moms, that moms are out there blaming folks, but from your perspective, you're just trying to get food for your child. >> yeah. we even got a prescription from her doctor for it. -- we couldn't even find a pharmacy -- just focusing on where to find it. >> teresa, do you blame anyone for this baby formula shortage? >> absolutely. [laughs] i blame everybody involved. the grocery bagger at the

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all right, teresa, thank you. the food and drug administration will have a meeting tomorrow to talk about whether it is time to offer new covid booster shots this fall. just switch on modified to better match. the new variants. >> this comes as moderna and pfizer have tested updated shots against the super contagious omicron variant. if the advisory panel decides to recommend the modified booster shot. a final decision is expected to come within days after that. experts say the challenge is to decide if the updated boosters all for a good chance of blunting another surge when there is no way to predict which variant will be the main threat coming up, combating the fentanyl crisis. what leaders in santa clara county you're doing to treat and prevent overdoses in schools and an amtrak train takes off from los angeles heading for chicago, but derails in missouri killing 3. the latest coming up. >> plus, the high court's historical ruling to overturn roe versus wade is now setting up a new round of fights over abortio

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. children are being honored with t w's freedom of speech awards, nobel peace prize, laureate marie teresa is also in attendance. the ceo of philippine new site wrapper delivered a keynote address with a special focus on combating fake news stream to the algorithm. in her speech, reza said that we live in a time when lies in hate spread much faster than facts. we asked her what consequences this has for societies? we're living through it right now, right? without facts, you can't have truth without truth. you can't have trust without trust. you have nothing. we can't have a shared reality. and the algorithms of social media, which by now are, has the largest distribution platform for news globally. as i literally pulled us apart polarized us and radicalized us. so the consequences you have news being distributed that is emotionally manipulative and the thinking slow part, which is journalism. fact based evidence based reasoning. well, that's not only gotten weaker, it's allowed the rise of in liberal democracies around the world. every 5 years, the documentary art festival in council displ

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mother teresa practice. look to that you hope john paul practice. let many others practice these 2 tunes analysis. it's not about self harm. good dears, it's something people do. they may not understand them hong, it's about following the lord with who suffered, who was crucified of who was wept. and clena in it serves as a little reminder, is come in, must be good for our body. our body is a part of our being sense asceticism as part of christian lives it at so how people follow that is up to them is for the remainder of christ's sufferings as an exercise of faith. critics ass capital should as i d ra, extremely violent fantasies behind it, and it's extremely harmful physically with, although that's always dismounted. and the idea that keeping this evil body in her again inflicting harm is a form of following christ, who bore the cross and with which one, cuz that's very difficult for me to understand spiritually does actually seem your spirit. when was the actually are as a scripture in guns and cut? there