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establish several prosthetics, workshops, and care centers inside ukraine a tall task, not just because so many ukrainians need artificial limbs but arms and legs blown off by explosions often leave the remaining stumps mutilated just making it hard to fit prosthetics. ngo had on coal for stock tells me we experienced that the stamps from war zones are different than stamps we experience in germany. so for the trainees to hopefully trained on the patients, they will treat in ukraine. we invited the patients that need to be treated despite his severe injuries, vitaly cycle, kazaa cuff remains determined only a few days after first getting to artificial legs fitted. >> he's already up and walking, but vitaly says he wants more to go back to ukraine and fight the russians again use mono for anja, but i won't be able to serve at the front. i'll assemble drones,
the favorites heading into the game, but it was borussia dortmund, who had the better of the charles is for so long only for the spaniards to do what we have seen them do. so often take the victory claim, their six champions league crown in 11 years. their record 15th overall well, cnn senior sport analyst darren lewis was inside wembley watching with me gone down. you've got the unenviable task of answering. what is it? how do they do it? well, they felt before, even even before tonight that they are married to the champions league trophy that won it 14 times before this occasion. and it's getting to the stage where they feel as though the champions league final for them is date night because so often they enjoyed themselves on the big occasion. they stock in trade is that they populate their team with some of the biggest styles in european football and it was two of those players that really did
felon at the top of the ticket, if you're in a swing district, you'd run away from it. but these members my most those reported most republicans are on the record where they are in donald trump, the republicans that represent trump districts have had to face these questions. these are biden distribution, excuse me, my mistake. biden districts. i misspoke into by districts to me. i think it's an interesting question what they do. i think it's also what's going to happen in the senate where you have tester and brown who both represent states that trump clearly one and they been pretty silent as well. and i suspect this is your urgent task when they arrived when they're back, i suspect there's going to be a capital that reported that we all know that who has the microphone and you have a camera and it will play around the whole and we'll put those and we'll put those those centers on the record because that to me is it's more interesting simply because republicans have dealt with this really since the beginning of the trump era. i mean, i suspect when former speaker mccarthy's here trump would say something are more likely he would tweet something and republicans would have to respond and they have a muscle memory at this point, it's not that difficult for them most of them, which is to say all of
>> and in iraq and syria, shia militias, they all act as a conduit and an enforcer to convey iran's message to the world iran would recruit train organize these militia groups who had their strategic and tactical relationship with iran. >> java will receive funding from military weaponry and they would also be integrated into a command and control structure. >> sure of the force quds force is the most elite part of iran's revolutionary guard responsible for growing the axis of resistance. >> that task fell on the broad shoulders of notorious quds force commander qasem soleimani, who took great offense at bushes axis of evil labeled here was a person who has just hated by the west and by american officials because he has the leader of most efforts that have involved
we've filed lawsuits. we have to -- we can't fight anything that goes wrong whether it be fraud, malfeasance after the pact. we've got to get ahead of it, and we have a strong g with op chairwoman who's working on that right now, and we're getting poem out there. i'm on the campaign trail, we are getting people registered to vote, people who have never voted before. so i don't think the polls are all that accurate for getting the temperature of where the american people are. they are fed up. they can't afford anything. maria: yep. >> and they're watching our country being invaded -- invaded, and they're watching their choice for president being that harassed by a corrupt legal system. maria: well, stephen or or we want to understand whether or not all this new money that has flooded into the campaign will actually equate to more voters and will we see president trump win this? what about you? if do you think that is what is happening? and do you think we'll see a fair and transparent if election? >> we need to fight for a fair and transparent election, that's a task that requires every
interesting. >> right? if you'd like, you think a convicted felon on the top of the ticket if you're in a swing district, you'd run away from it. but these members are not in most those reported, most republicans are on the record where they are in donald trump, right? republicans that represent trump districts have had to face these questions. these are biden district or excuse me, my mistake. biden districts. i misspoke in the by districts to me. i think it's an interesting question. what they do. i think it's also so what's going to happen the senate, where you have tester and brown who both represent states that trump clearly one and they been pretty silent as well. and i suspect this is your urgent task when they arrived when they're back in, i suspect there's going to be a capital that reported that we all know that who has the microphone and you have a camera and it will play around the hole. and we'll put those and we'll put those those centers on the record because that to me is more interesting. simply because republicans have dealt with this really since the beginning of the trump era. i mean, i suspect when former speaker mccarthy's here, trump would say something are more likely he would tweet something and republicans would have to respond and they can have muscle memory at this point.
their interests first. they want a party that puts scotland's interests first. and for the snp, as the party of independence, there is a clear task they have set for us. to demonstrate why achieving independence is relevant and indeed vital to their core concerns. so let me take each of those in turn. removing the tory government, putting scotland's interests first and winning the decision—making powers that come with independence. firstly... applause firstly, getting rid of the tories. never has a party demonstrated why they should be removed from office more than rishi sunak�*s tory party. applause the latest wheeze in their desperate
will grant has been telling us more. there have been candidates killed right up to voting day itself, one killed in the city of matamoros just a couple of days ago, just a day ago. 0n the day of closing the campaign, as one candidate was taking the stage to close his campaign, to address his supporters, in a final plea for votes, he was murdered, shot in the back of the head by a gunman in the state of guerrero. so yes, it has just been a very, very bloody, bloodstained election and i think illustrative of the size of the task that faces the next president, expected to be one of those two women that you mentioned, claudia sheinbaum or xochitl galvez. the key thing i think for most people is the idea that security is tackled to some degree, improvements seen in the fight against the drug cartels.
right up to voting day itself, one killed in the city of matamoros just a couple of days ago, just a day ago. on the day of closing the campaign, as one candidate was taking the stage to close his campaign, to address his supporters, a final plea for votes, he was murdered, shot in the back of the head by a gunman in the state of guerrero. so it has just been very, very bloody, a bloodstained election and i think illustrative of the size of the task that faces the next president, expected to be one of those two women that you mentioned, claudia scheinbaum or xochitl galvez. the key thing i think for most people is the idea that security is tackled to some degree, improvement seen in the fight against the drug cartels. you mentioned how bloody it has been. does that mean people are concerned about actually going to vote? i assume security is quite high. there is one tactic that is used by the cartels, which is sort
zero. your snp government has transformed lives in scotland, and we have a record to be proud of. so, yes, we have been working hard, but i would be the first to recognise we have got to do more to re—earn trust. that means more action. that is the task i have set my government, to help more with the cost of living extending all the off—peak rail fares. cost of living extending all the off—peak railfares. in cost of living extending all the off—peak rail fares. in the health service, we are investing £300 million over the next three years to drive down waiting times. through our social security powers, we are keeping an estimated 100,000 children in scotland out of poverty. and asjunior children in scotland out of poverty. and as junior doctors children in scotland out of poverty. and asjunior doctors in england call another strike, scotland is the