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good morning, everyone and welcome to cnn this morning. it is sunday. april 9th. i'm amarillo walker. i'm victor blackwell. thank you for spending part of your easter sunday with us. i don't i don't really remember the easter speeches from childhood. i just know i gave a lot of them. did you used to speeches? i remember that some of that may be in a break. all right. here's what we're watching this morning a weekend of religious celebrations, but also escalating tensions in the middle east. the israeli military has carried out retaliatory attacks in syria, and we're live in jerusalem...

Asking for at least five minutes just to hear my son's voice. to make sure he was alright. my hands are still shaking. now even though that ended well, still a snapshot of the sheer horror some families have been subjected to bog down, frankly cavalier flippant, almost an indestructible early teenager there, but this is just part of something which is tearing ukrainian families apart and the slow small numbers that have been retrieved through this ukraine. ngos activities just really, i think revealing that enormous numbers who ukraine charges have been deported. it's incredible and a tiny gli...

Today we are highlighting the careers of two men, both of whom were elected as TDs for Galway in 1918, both of whom fought on the same side in the Rising and the War of Independence and then, sadly, took different sides after the Treaty.

Back home, Fernandez’s populist vice president took to the microphone to make one thing clear. “We can’t pay because we don’t have the money,” said Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, who held the nation’s top job from 2007 to 2015. The IMF’s terms are “unacceptable.” READ MORE: Argentina Can’t Repay IMF $45 Billion, Vice President Says It was a telling moment. When Fernandez, 62, took office in the final days of 2019, he presented himself as pragmatic. True, he’d briefly been Kirchner’s chief of staff within the Peronist left but he accepted a role for capitalism and woul...

Sort of reform. stronger background checks to capture private individuals selling to private individuals. those are the only people who aren't captured by background checks. red flags are popular, they have concerns among the civil libertarians. so the specifics will bog down and august is the time when you can generate some enthusiastic in the grass roots for this sort of thing. so keeping members out of washington is beneficial to those interested in gun reform. bringing them back into washington you will see the hardening of positions, more debating of members and that things wouldn't move ...