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And i agree with harriet, this isn't the end of— and i agree with harriet, this isn't the end of the legal line. there are three _ the end of the legal line. there are three charities that have brought this legal— three charities that have brought this legal action. i never thought i would _ this legal action. i never thought i would say— this legal action. i never thought i would say this, but i totally agree with the _ would say this, but i totally agree with the bishops in the house of lords _ with the bishops in the house of lords who— with the bishops in the house of lords who inj...

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Period a lapses to using the other sort of 13,000 pages of stuff. that's evidence about what this was being stored with, who had access to it, and so forth. that they're all gonna be adding up to the ultimate decision of whether to bring charters. i'd say, there's another element here. that shouldn't be overlooked which is one of the things jacks smith is gonna have to decide at some point. if he does say he's gonna move forward with asking the grand jury to indict someone in this. case either trump or some of his aides. is where to bring those charges. the most obvious place to bring them is ...

Germany has formally decided to abandon an international energy accord that fossil fuel companies had used to oppose measures against climate change, the country's energy minister said Wednesday. The move follows similar decisions by Italy, France , Spain and other European countries to leave the 1998 Energy Charter Treaty, which includes provisions designed to protect foreign investments in a country's energy sector.

>> they have a truck with humanitarian aid coming to kharkiv. we can't get in touch with people in the warehouse. we had to bring generator for place of heating and they couldn't bring it because again can't get in touch in people. so everybody has been this schedule permanently. we just have to get through it. it's a mess. >> reporter: president zelenskyy addressed the united nations security council last night. one of the arguments he made was that he accused russia of crimes against humanity, telling the u.n. security council that they should pass a resolution designating what he described ...