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Violence against the most vulnerable cooperations in our country. we have seen violence against our jewish communities, our lgbtq community members, we are seeing targeted attacks against latinos and its also important to note that the rates of violence in those communities is twice as high as white and non latino communities. we are losing latino men -- the number one cause of death fertility no man between 18 and 19 years old is gun violence. and unfortunately, we are not seeing the political ...

Happening in many parts of the country — happening in many parts of the country. and i think the weeks we have _ country. and i think the weeks we have been— country. and i think the weeks we have been talking about these attacks — have been talking about these attacks. russia has been targeting this country s essential infrastructure, as temperatures blunrnret — infrastructure, as temperatures plummet. this is a country where temperatures can drop to —15, —20 celsius, — temperatur...

>> im so thankful for all you do for your family. with all your love, your granddaughter. >> we love you. >> resulting in hug after hug after emotional hug. >> or the story of fierce determination. we met wrestler adonis lattimore after he won the championship. >> it meant all the work i put in. >> football player rashad white said it was his long term mentor from big brothers big sisters of america who helped him achieve his nfl dream. >> i love you bro-ski. >> i love you too, bro-ski. >> there...

A penalty shoot—out took france within reach of the trophy, before argentina snatched it away. im so sad! i was sure we would win at the penalty, but at the end we lost, and iam supersad. we had the opportunity to win, and unfortunately we woke up but a little bit late. i am very, very sad. but we have to remember that we won against england, which is i think the main thing of them all! three goals and a penalty shoot out, and it still wasnt enough to retain the trophy. france may no longer be...

Former president trump. so, now with a january six committee reportedly counted when a criminal referral against president trump for the charge of insurrection, theres no one better suited to help us understand the committees case. joining us tonight is congressman david cicilline. thank you for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> what is your reaction -- to the committee may be considering a criminal referral of the president for insurrection? >> well, the committee has done an extraordinary...

Ive sat here about three hours. i want to go home. but in southern ukraine, it was homes that were hit. hours later, rescuers were still searching for people trapped in the ruins. a child is missing here. this strike was on president zelensky�*s home town. translation: whatever the missile worshippers l from moscow are hoping for, it wont change the balance of power in this war. they have enough missiles left for mass strikes, but we have enough determination and self—belief to return what b...

Same sentiment, the same strength of resolve, determination and solidarity the nurses felt with each other, but also public support for nurses action on the day from colleagues who were there, passers—by putin horns and people coming up with drinks and offers of support to nurses who were striking. i think it is gratifying to see that actually the public support does seem to be holding up in polls and the position the government has been, i think occupying thus far, digging in and refusing to ...

Answer the question. there is no evidence whatsoever for the last 25 years that there has been any division at the top of the iranian government to achieve deliverable nuclear weapons. whatever they are disagreeing on on theological matters, or other things, the determination, the strategic decision to get nuclear weapons, and never wavered. we lost leverage when we signed the 2015 deal by and freezing, perhaps, up to 150 billion dollars of frozen iranian assets. and by releasing the sanctions. ...

The danger drove people underground. the metro is the safest place to huddle here when the citys under fire. but as russian missiles hit the power grid, the trains all stopped. ive sat here about three hours. and i want to go home. but in southern ukraine, it was homes that were hit. hours later, rescuers were still searching for people trapped in the ruins. a child is missing here. this strike was on president zelensky�*s home town. translation: whatever the missile worshippers l from moscow ...

[inaudible] >> she was lover of life. beautiful, helped everyone but how much i love you, why has this happened? >> just heartbreaking to listen too. here in kyiv it was the largest strike in the u.s. capitol throughout the war with 40 of those missiles only 37 of them got through. critical infrastructure was hit today progress is being made with water supply been restored to most residence for two thirds of kyiv residents now having electricity. president zelenskyy talked about russias strategy...