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Ability to have respectful thoughtful dialogue with one another paired i worry about the temperature rising in our dialogue about people being shut out in terms of the points of view being heard. but each bill to hear our voices we need to build to when he to recognize it we may have to shift our paths from time to time based on new data it does not mean people were wrong before. it just means that the learn before we go for. >> as everyone is taught we talk about this is now the new covid czar ...

Despite skyrocketing gasoline prices here at home. the president meanwhile continues his consultations with allies over the ukraine situation white house correspondent peter doocy has our story. >> todays only sightings of president biden this photo of a teleconference with leaders in the u.k., france, and germany. >> the world needs to be prepared for a very long, difficult road ahead. >> already difficult for top biden officials. >> you have mothers and children dead on the side of the road. t...

Ability to have respectful thoughtful dialogue with one another paired i worry about the temperature rising in our dialogue about people being shut out in terms of the points of view being heard. but each bill to hear our voices we need to build to when he to recognize it we may have to shift our paths from time to time based on new data it does not mean people were wrong before. it just means that the learn before we go for. >> as everyone is taught we talk about this is now the new covid czar ...

So is that not a recipe for a bloody stalemate? if that is a recipe for a bloody stalemate what breaks it? what are the plausible paths to breaking that stalemate? unless im wrong that you believe that ukraine could actually on its own with the assistance of the west currently expel the russian forces from the country entirely? >> i think ukraine can do this. they may be able to do it on their own but a long, bloody campaign. so really the question is, can the ukrainian military and the ukrainia...

Some horrific scenes trying to escape it. they thought they could wait this out and that thats what they were hoping for. and then its become evidently clear that thats not a safe option at this point. and we were hearing stories of -- initially people coming from eastern ukraine might take a day or two to get to the polish border. thats changed. sometimes youre hearing stories of four, five days because of the checkpoints. they described land mines, russian forces controlling certain paths in a...

Striving. but the best is at the end. "dont worry, my sister." wait a second, they are related? they are in some hard to define spiritual sense. they have seen each other in whole foods on their way to anchor town for these two pioneers have followed identical paths. both grew up in white collar families, went to multiple elite schools. none of them has left the tiny world of npr listeners who run this country. its been a struggle for both of them. but they made it. theyll be sick and tired, sic...

What can you tell us about what youre seeing right now? i know youre in kyiv. what are the conditions like where you are? >> hi, wolf, thank you for having me. well, last time we spoke, i promised you that we would be standing, so its day 18, and we are still standing. we do have enough water and food supplies. however, its heartbreaking what russians are doing with their air force with the outskirts of kyiv. i have been helping out with taking the refugees from the destroyed city of irpin. you ...

Towards prescot and there was two on board, the rider and the pillion passenger. around half past midnight now into the saturday morning of the 4th of november here at the old mill public house, the pillion passenger was seen to get off the bike and was looking through the window as though they were looking for someone. a short time after, hes got back on the rear of the bike and theyve headed off back down towards ecclestone street. the green and white kawasaki was driven down here at speed. at...

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There is nothing about the city that you would think its a city under siege or under attack. people are really going about their lives. its quite busy, its a stunningly beautiful city, architecturally. but you are talking about these places people go, into the shelters. i think there is one right over your shoulder there. theyre just common places. they are not bunkers, typically. >> exactly. they are not bonkers. just where you, are i was standing at the location that youre reporting from right...