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country, it means an awful lot to me. ifeel like in world cups it hasn't really been what i wanted it to be, so i will give anything to try to get in that 33 going to france. ifeel really try to get in that 33 going to france. i feel really good, as good as i have in years. given that chance of someone saying i think you can help us here, come and show us, then, yeah, i'm in. the netherlands have kept their men's cricket world cup qualification hopes alive with a 7k run win overoman in harare. vikramjit singh's maiden odi century helped the netherlands set a total of 362—7 and saw him pick up player of the match. in reply, oman were behind on the dls par score when bad light brought proceedings to an end to give the netherlands victory. well, despite that win, the netherlands can only qualify if scotland beat zimbabwe. zimbabwe won the toss and elected to bowl. scotland have just completed their innings, where, michael leask top scored with 48 as they set a total of 234 for 8.
transportation security administration says they are expecting to screen more than 17 million passengers this holiday weekend. now, let's talk about the airlines because that is where a lot of the travel headaches have been focused. there were major disruptions across all of the country's major airports. last week, a mix of bad weather and staffing shortages that left thousands of passengers stranded. now, united airlines under particular scrutiny here because they've had a really hard time bouncing back. in fact, as of yesterday they still had 979 delays and 234 cancellations. now, sort of adding insult to injury here is the ceo of united airlines, scott kirby, forced to apologize after it was revealed that he took a private jet not far from here actually out of teterboro airport as this m
military. >> good morning, christine. i'd say that means that putin has won at least this round of the battle between wagner group/prigozhin and putin. so it seems as if what the russian administration, what putin's folks are doing, they are taking control of the wagner group. it will be interesting to see how it unfolds on the battlefields of ukraine as well as wagner's far 234ru7k empire if you will in africa and syria and places like that. >> you say putin won. is he weakened by the episode and how much? >> yes, he is definitely weakened by this. and the reason he is weakened is the very fact that this rebellion was even mounted, that prigozhin got as far as 125 miles from moscow. that is a significant deal and a significant challenge to putin's leadership and it means that although weakened, putin will
>> alexandria: russia defense minister was spotted on ukraine side of the board. lieutenant colennel says with the dramatic weekend, ukraine is no less vulnerable. >> things are bad 234 ush radio, on the front line, none of the fund amentz amentzals have changed. hold on to power and wait until they build up enough to have air support. if they keep going now, they will lose so many people and not gain enough ground and become vulnerable to russ ian counter attack this summer. >> alexandria: foreign ministry continuing to back russia after talks had in beijing. russia friendly neighbor and
avoid by the international order or they will be 234e679 and i feel like nenl. >> all right, congressman, thanks very much for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. have a good one. >> all right. thank you. you too. coming up a western official specially here in the u.s. are closely watching the situation in russia. we will have the white house reaction coming up. you're livive in the cnn newsro. ...and thoughtful details... ...inspired by you. ( ♪ ) from the brand that delivers amazing ownership experiences, this is the first ever, all electric, rz. this is lexus, electrified.
probably, yit's the biggest change we will see from '20 to '234, the gen-z share of likely voters is probably going to rise by five points, maybe as much as 8 million people and the supreme court will be ending in all likelihood the debt relief biden engineered for younger americans. maybe the most consequential is this decision in all likelihood virtually or completely ending the use of affirmative action in higher education, affirmative action has always been a very controversial tool, but they are choosing to end this in all likelihood precisely at the moment when kids of color have become a majority of the nation's high school graduates for the first time. and the implications of this decision is that even as the overall youth population becomes more diverse, opportunity at the most elite and selective institutions that provide the pipeline for the public and private sector leadership of the country continue to remain
did anything here to try and sabotage this. if she had wanted, they also asked that the search warrant be suppressed, that the evidence be suppressed. she could have done all kinds of things if she was really looking out to help trump. and at the end of the day, it really didn't make any difference. if you look at this 40-page indictment, there is nothing 234 there that made any difference as to the fact that they couldn't use the classified documents for a brief period of their investigation. most of what was done was putting people before a grand jury, getting the testimony, getting corcoran to testify, turn over his notes, litigate that issue. all of that was done, judge cannon aside. it had nothing to do with what she did. and people are making too big of a thing out of it. and what concerns me is that we've got two institutions in our system that relate to the criminal justice. one is the department of justice, and the other is the judiciary. and both of them are charged
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>> in the nearly 234 years of the american presidency, no former president has ever had to answer to anything more daunting then a verdict of history. tonight, former president trump returned to his club in new jersey having made history. by becoming the first former president to ever face federal charges. good evening from miami, i'm kaitlan collins along with jake tapper in washington. they're in the federal chorus behind you, trump answer to 37 counts all connected with keeping federal documents. some highly classified. conspiring to construct federal documents to one of the. back all of firsts.
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