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Make -- >> under current law? >> under current law i believe that determination is made by the executive branch and the person is put into -- is detained and then the question becomes whether they are able to bring some sort of legal challenge to that. >> so the law is the executive branch determines if youre an enemy combatant, and under our law you can appeal that decision through habeas, is that correct? >> i believe thats correct. >> is it your view that we can hole enemy combatants as long ...

Family, and they realise how fortunate theyve been to have lukes desire and determination not to be thwarted and how fortunate they are to have escaped where many millions of others remain trapped and in danger. john maguire, bbc news, brussels. ukraines ambassador to the uk has strongly criticised the visa scheme for people fleeing the invasion. ministers say measures are needed to check the identity of those arriving, but vadym prystaiko says the government should drop what he called "bureaucr...

World means to be the leader of peace. thank you. with that, president biden has came to the podium. >> -- that inspired not only ukrainians, but the entire world. putin is inflighting appalling devastation on on you crane, bombing apartment buildings, maternity wards, hospitals. its god-awful. i was speaking about this with our commander behind me here, general milley. it just is amazing. yesterday we saw reports that russian forces were holding hundreds of doctors and patients hostage in the...

The people of ukraine have inspired the world with their bravery and determination in defending their homeland from russia and the same can be said of their athletes. >> yeah. team ukraine dominated the podium in china finishing with their best-ever performance at the winter paralympics. coy wire joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. the mental fortitude of these athletes, incomprehensible. imagine what theyre going through? prime example of power you pose when our "why" becomes bigger ...

That statement on social media saying the aussie title, the aussie open title was the perfect way for her to end a career, at the age ofjust 25. she said that she is physically spent, she is exhausted, she has nothing else to give and she is leaving tennis to pursue other dreams. and this will be a major shock, other dreams. and this will be a majorshock, i other dreams. and this will be a major shock, ithink other dreams. and this will be a major shock, i think too many australians who really d...

Duke and duchess of cambridge arrived at the appropriately named kings house. 1953 was when the queen first came here, when jamaica was still a british colony. now all eyes on her grandson, under pressure to apologize for the painful past. >> i strongly agree with my father, the prince of wales, who said in barbados last year, that the appalling atrocities of slavery are forever straining our history. i want to express my profound sorrow, slavery was abhorrent. and it should never have happened....

So long as theres not an undue burden on the exercise of the right pre viability. >> i think some of what were wrestling with here and i think what senator cornyn was driving at, is how particular the concept of deeply rooted goes and how that really is abound on what the judiciary can do. i want to thank you. were nearly at time. i want to thank you for engaging in the back and forth. i want to think more about what youve said and look forward to further discussion tomorrow. it still appears th...

Repulsed that. i think the kremlin has been thoroughly surprise beside the determination and resistance. most western analysts knew the ukrainians were going to fight. they also overestimated their military capabilities on the russian side, and i believe they thoroughly underestimated the response of nato, but also the depth of the sanctions that theyve been hit with. and part of this probably is. because putin operates in a very closed circle. and one worries he is only getting a narrow channel...

>> dana: this is a marvel. another testament to the strength and determination of the ukrainian people. 11-year-old boy trying to escape the onslaught traveled more than 600 miles by train on his own. he had nothing but his passport and a phone wrapped in a plastic bag. he took a train from ukraines nuclear plant to slovakia where he joined relatives there. obviously a big journey for an 11-year-old kid on his own. >> bill: give me your tired, your poor, your hungry, right? finally a good story ...

Talking to you. thank you. >> youre welcome. >> the strength of moms here in ukraine is extraordinary. olena in kyiv is one. we spent the day talking to moms whose sons, daughters, husbands are out fighting. and to see what they are doing and how they are fighting, how the moms are fighting. and theres a lot of different ways, a lot of different front lines in this country. we went to a volunteer center, where moms are packing supplies. thats one mom showing me her husband, who went off to war. ...