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Even months of fighting and that is what they are all preparing for. listen here to this ukrainian soldier. ukrainians have united as never before. perhaps this makes me very happy and the russian made a big mistake that they went for our country, for our land. we will bite their throats. its our homeland now in and around the eastern city of kharkiv. now we are seeing the kind of destruction that we previously saw in the southern city of mariupol. it appears that street by street, block by bloc...

0 2 1/2 weeks ago. gillian, keep an eye on joe manchin yesterday talking about the defense production act. pipeline in west virginia that he could get going now more than 300 miles called the mountain valley pipeline and the talk about energy it may become relevant. have a wonderful weekend and well follow news as it goes. thank you. here is julie. "the faulkner focus" >> catastrophic devastation in ukraine. the civilian slaughter campaign getting more intense by the day as russian forces once a...

After another storm, Hudson County’s roads are mostly snow-free. But what about its sidewalks? Updated Feb 19, 2021; Posted Feb 19, 2021 A city worker clears snow off a pedestrian ramp at the Plaza of the Arts in Union City, Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. (Reena Rose Sibayan | The Jersey Journal) Facebook Share But when it comes to sidewalks, things are a little different. Across Hudson County’s municipalities, residents have complained about the lack of snow removal from sidewalks and crosswalks...

Tool. >> block by block. >> whats your name? >> is the head of the household home. >> with an eye to recent history in milwaukee, wisconsin. >> im from black leaders organizer for communities. >> sean kendricks are canvassers. >> out here working on a cold day. >> walking through a majority black neighborhood neglected for decades economically and politically. >> only way to fix the problem is to talk about the problem. >> we need change, you hear me? and all you got to do is get onboard and be ...

Percio and msnbc political analyst. we just heard two different takes there. how do you think americans prosecute processing these competing narratives? >> i think the facts matter here. this is also where responsible journalism comes into play. weve had a full week of strong, credible witnesses. those who have had over a combined 100 years of service to our country and to defending the constitution. everyone from bill taylor to marie yovanovitch. this is where the media will help us focus our a...

But who will that be? will it be the people who stuck it out here? who fought, block by block, to keep their city from burning, who struggle to defend their homes, keep up appearances, as all around them, their neighborhoods emptied. what will detroit look like in 20 years? or 50? thats not just a detroit question, thats an america question. ♪ ♪

Their luck. get some help and the other people you kick out because they are young healthy people who are there. its like 40%, i know 60% are mentally ill and they need to be treated. dismantled the cities there, provide health to the people who needed and liquid bill pulsated with detroit , block by block, make it so thats thats inviting to people and uninviting to the bad people, the criminals on the hustlers. can i blame somebody? i blame the left. there is a surprise. >> juan: thats a first....

Have for their kids. but ive always gotten frustrated in congress. when i went to congress, sandy hook happened. then there was nothing. then charleston. nothing. san bernardino. nothing. orlando. las vegas. sunderland springs. nothing, nothing, nothing. this ritual. grief, anger, moments of silence as an alibi for doing nothing. tonight, i brought as my guest tamarma from the south side of chicago. shes doing something. block by block, shes bringing people together so that the kids can have edu...

Someone will live in a smaller, tighter, no doubt hipper, much contracted new detroit. but who will that be? will it be the people who stuck it out here? who fought, block by block, to keep their city from burning, who struggle to defend their homes, keep up appearances, as all around them their neighborhoods emptied. what will detroit look like in 20 years? or 50? thats not just a detroit question, thats an america question. ♪ ♪