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because to be honest, being here in russia, it's clear that people are really kind of hunkered down, if you like, for potentially a long war. the polling that there is suggests there is a lot of support for president putin, and people think russia is going in the right direction. i will tell you this, one russian who i met here just today who i know told me of getting a text message just this morning, being told his friend's son had died in ukraine, and the pain of that. but at the same time, saying don't assume that that necessarily means that that family is going to shift away from supporting president putin. actually, it may cement their support for president putin and make them more angry towards ukraine. so, i mean, we are seeing ever changing evens, life changing events for everybody, not just those on the battlefield of ukraine, and i think one of the examples of that would be wang yi, who andrea mentioned, china's top diplomat will be in
the person who used no stevens is george tiaffay. it's a good story, it's real interesting, but it's not evidence yet. >> this is georgia's defense attorney robert lankford. >> there is absolutely reasonable doubt as to george tiaffay involvement in the case. >> those surveillance videos, for example, that the prosecution found so damning, none of the weapons they bought was the actual murder weapon. besides, most of what they bought together were simple and innocent camping gear. george helping a man in need, as usual. >> he thought he was helping out north evens to live out where no wanted to live, which was outside of town. >> as for the 87 phone calls, the prosecution said proved george and brown conspired to kill shauna, there is nothing sinister there, said the defense, just a manchin to
save a life, if that is not possible, we at least retrieve the body to preserve their dignity. evens here in the clean—up you saw behind me, just before darkness descended, there was a shot of electricity through the crowd because there was a report that while the clean—up was going on, they heard something which suggested that someone could be alive under those mountains of brick and dust and plaster and plastic. sadly they brought out another dead body from the rubble and the sense of shock and grief was so profound. two women fell to their knees in pain and the hope that they had kept alive was now gone knowing that their loved ones were gone. before the lights completely faded, we are able to watch some of this clean—up operation. the light is now starting
After a tournament in which they topped their pool and dispatched Fiji in emphatic fashion in the semi-finals, the Blitzboks were taught a sevens rugby lesson by New Zealand in the final of the Sydney Sevens on Sunday.
A dominant performance in which they never relinquished control handed New Zealand an emphatic 38-0 win over the Blitzboks in the final of the Sydney Sevens.
The Blitzboks showed a never-say-die attitude in their Pool B clash against New Zealand at the Sydney Sevens on Saturday as they ran out 17-14 winners despite two yellow cards.
looking forward to getting this result quickly, i think you are going to find there is nothing there. i have no regrets. >> the president addressing this but neither he nor the white house answering really this lengthy list of questions that only continues to grow the more days and weeks that pass, the more questions we have about this classified documents. >> thank you so much for your reporting on that chilly beach front. joining me now is a democratic strategist at msnbc political analyst, also with this is stewart's evens, senior adviser to the lincoln project and author of it was all a lie, how the republican party became donald trump, so, stewart, how far are house republicans willing to take this fight over the debt ceiling? >> well, i mean, let me ask you, would you loan your car to marjorie taylor greene? that is what we are talking about, here, she is the second
questions to handle. i love the sport, i watch it every week. but i also worry about the dangerous hits, they turn my stomach. i have had a number of concussions, i played rugby and my son just started playing and he's playing center and i'm worried about him taking kids to the head. i asked this to daunte as well, is there something fundamentally violent about the game and that folks have to accept if they enjoy it or is there more that could be done to make it safer? >> i think there is more that can be done. there is advancement in the technology of the equipment and evens like this will expedite the research on how to make the game as safe as possible. but it is a violent sport. a path that these men have chosen. and there are other career paths out there that pales in comparison to those who serve in the military and they put their lives at risk for all of us. so there is room for improvement. the league is taking it