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Biden campaign by reporters jonathan allen and amy parnas. the book is called "lucky: how joe biden barely won the presidency." this is such a great -- quote, jim clyburn had heard enough, or really not enough. the house democratic whip pushed him out of its seat at charleston gillard center concert hall. he dashed for the exit with the urgency that france recognized as a 79 year old man's hurry to find a restroom. but clyburn didn't need to use the bathroom. he needed to find joe biden, and fast, before the end of the commercial break during that nights presidential debate. it was february 25...

The south, one in the north. what's go to the story of the moment, and that is that nuclear power plant, a town in the southern part of the country. this is a giant, massive river that really cuts the country in two. this is a flat country. it's largely farmland. it must be beautiful during harvest time, but not this time of year. the sits right on the river. that nuclear plant that now is in question, apparently battles happening around it. that is story number one. why is this taking place? in part because the russian military came out of crimea relatively untouched, i would argue. and so th...

Fighting potentially because of those peace talks beginning on the belarusian border. that was not the case. at around 9:30 in the morning this morning, there was heavy shelling on the outskirts of kharkiv and in the city center. the team i was with made the decision to leave and so we sort of loaded up in our cars and made a quick beeline out of the south of the city. one shell landed probably no more than 300 meters away from us, and there were some videos that haven't been geo located yet of casualties in the city center. but the majority of the shelling was indiscriminate rocket attacks al...

Here. we watched it this morning on "america's newsroom." this is hundreds, is it thousands of people? these are civilians from the nearby town that are intending to block the russian military from moving towards the power plant. it was an extraordinary site. these are people who live there. so that is story number one. here's story number two, and that is what is the russian army doing, where are they successful? and largely they have been successful in the south. they come out of crimea, make a beeline here. this is -- what's the significance of this town? about a half a million people. you ...

Kazakhstan has one of the most developed telecommunications sectors in the Central Asian region. This is especially true of the mobile segment, where widespread network coverage has enabled very high penetration rates – reaching 180% as far back as 2012.