sorry to lose you, fred. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. i think about it every day. it's another friend. i'm hoping this is an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain. so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you, as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive. so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes, and there they lie. normandy. hello there, it's quite cold at the moment across parts hello there. the early days of the new year will bring in some mild air across the uk. it will turn quite windy at times. right now, it's quite cold where we've had the clearer skies, and the earlier sunshine across parts of northern england and indeed for scotland. well, we've got more cloud further south. it's been an altogether different looking

withdrawal and i assume what started to be a massive reduction in military personnel, it used to be fred temporary basis and now i think it will be permanent. it is the largest embassy and the wealth and i do not think it will be anywhere near that. thank you so much and i will just let our viewers near that. thank you so much and i willjust let our viewers know as well that there are the us military are planning to send more troops to protect not embassy. —— protect that embassy. lebanon says it had no prior warning that the former head of renault—nissan, carlos ghosn intended to skip bail injapan and travel to beirut. mr ghosn says he flew to lebanon — where he lived as a child — to escape what he described as a "rigged" justice system. it's unclear how he left japan, where he was facing trial on financial misconduct charges, as he'd surrendered his passports as part of his bail conditions. rupert wingfield—hayes has more. last march, carlos ghosn disguised himself as a construction worker as he attempted to slip past the waiting media on his release from jail. now he has s

talking about roles in american is not simply real and in isolation we see daniel kalu you know playing fred hampton we see more of the play by david alarm and what we don't see is a critical analysis not only you know who else got to audition for these roles but also who are these people and what is their lineage so we would never accept a white person playing harriet tubman for whatever a multitude of reasons appearance lineage everything else but we don't want to ask that question about somebody who is it well we need to know more this is not black in america and it's not a lot across the globe and tony and i let me just ask people who are not nigerian the info is one of the tribes in nigeria and i had to speak of a who plays roles where denzel washington played in much ado about nothing that kenneth branagh i think in the eighty's or ninety's he didn't read british accent he he just you know worked his way through that i remember that actually it was a slightly odd so here you have all these chicks theory in. activists and you have them and he was there and i watch it and i said you know

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fred thanks very much. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day," and we are following significant breaking news this morning. you are looking at live pictures of hundreds of iraqis trying to storm the u.s. embassy in baghdad after funerals were held for 25 fighters that come from an iranian backed shiite militia. they were killed by those u.s. air strikes over the weekend. >> the protesters gathered right now outside the u.s. embassy in the iraqi capital of baghdad. u.s. military personnel now posted on the rooftop of the embassy. you can see them there. that of course a response to this. we should note that u.s. diplomatic staff have been evacuated for their safety. lets get to arwa damon live in istanbul with the breaking details. arwa, you spent a lot of time on the ground in iraq. you look at these images as echoes of 40 years ago in tehran when the u.s. embassy was taken over there. tell us what you're seeing and what we're hearing from iraqi officials. >> reporter: that most certainly would presumably

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continue to grow it's pretty amazing. >> looking at teethree industries they go back to their father fred they always have that culture of secrecy but you had unprecedented access. why quick. >> first they said no way. because they had heard of me. [laughter] but i spent a miserable week knocking on peoples doors saying i really want to understand this institution and the whole job if you knock on six stores every day the seventh opens you talk to somebody and you learn and then you knock on seven more doors and maybe to open. eventually teethree realized it was going to happen and we would like to have our point of view in their i am extremely glad they did they told me stories that are truly amazing there's a story how teethree got front of of fracking and crude oil in southern texas it will blow your mind how he did that and god ahead of that. and using the ceo as a oil position. it is a mixture to open the doors and be more willing but on the other side that's the nature of reporting with extremely repetitive phone calls and thousands of pages of documents and government investigation

i'm quoting fred kaplan here trump who in over putin nothing like that happened you know look at that image just look at their sonnets tax and look at trump's actions you know if you continue as you are there's testimony again thank you yeah but it doesn't work any other that the media continuous pushing that story even if you don't want it you know and. people we're all victims of the media in this situation because we don't want to consume this story but they are pushed on us you know you know robert i'm really glad the move brought that up because they can't they invested too much into these conspiracy theories i mean it was i mean they look at us as conspiracy theories we look at facts and we throw it right back at them but they don't even want to acknowledge facts i mean this whole ukraine gate for example if there is a ukraine gate it's the by family ok not some kind of transcript between 2 presidents that was made public but you see how the media manipulates it in turns it upside down i mean these are true believers and i don't think they they believe that they're lying that th

i'm quoting fred kaplan here trump who in all the pretend nothing like that happened you know look at their image just look at their sonnets tax and look at trump's actions you know he continues you are testimony again thank you yeah but it doesn't work any other that the media continues pushing that story even if you don't want it you know and people are we're all victims of the media in this situation because we don't want to consume these stories but they are pushed on us you know you know robert i'm really glad the move brought that up because they can't they invested too much into these conspiracy theories i mean i mean they look at us as conspiracy theories we look at facts and we throw it right back at them but they don't even want to acknowledge facts i mean this whole ukraine gate for example if there's any ukraine gate it's the biden family ok not some kind of. a transcript between 2 presidents that was made public but you see how the media manipulates it in turns it upside down i mean these are true believers and i don't think they they believe that they're lying that their

tonight, fred, we finally heard from both countries about this phone call. tell us. >> there's two topics that both countries have said were involved in this phone call. one fighting against terrorism where vladamir putin apparently thanked president trump for a tip-off the fbi gave to russian intelligence services that allegedly led to the arrest of two individuals planning a terror attack in st. petersburg for new year's day. the russians after that said the two leaders also discussed points of mutual interest to both countries. the white house went a little bit further saying they also discussed arms control as well. that's extremely interesting because three days ago, vladamir putin came out and said russia now has its first regimen of hyper sonic weapons they say can beat american missile defense systems and therefore are a threat to the u.s. let's listen into what vladamir putin has to say. >> translator: today, we are in a unique situation in our newest history. everyone is playing catch-up with us. not a single country in the world has hyper sonic we

illegal things from people from john lennon to mlk to fred hampton. the unaccountability and non- transparency to the public of how our earnings being it's been. >> i would argue that increased oversight may help you get there. >> why is everyone looking at me. [laughter]. i don't think you can abolish it. i think you can break it up. major portions of its mission can be taken away. they you can and body. this specific oversight. i think what we have seen, are including ongoing surveillance of war protesters. undermine our ongoing threats to the security democracy. that is terrifying we should be afraid of those things we need to think about what is happening and to engage in systematic oversight. an restriction of these efforts. so that is not dangerous to the body politic. you won't be able to get rid of those functions because they are necessary to sustain these concepts. his stomach with, we conclude our first battle. i want to thank all of the panelist and cato for putting this on. we'll take those 15 minute break. refreshments are available in t

so mister speaker, >> thank you my right honorable fred forgiving way. his withdrawal agreement seems to be diminishing every time, the right honorable member said this is worse than that. theone that we had before the election, the thing that is the advantage is not only workers rights , it's parliamentarians rights because the ability of the legislature to be scrutinizing the executive has been taken away. >> thanks my friend for the intervention, she's absolutely correct on whatshe says and then mister speaker , mister speaker, i now move on to what i think is one of the most appallingsections of this bill and what the prime minister has presented to us this morning . i want to make it clear that i see the governments removal of the protections of this bill for our company children seeking asylum is nothing short of an absolute disgrace and a piece of dishonesty towards those people who the moment are clearly very concerned . so after theaslast parliament , i was talking to him last night, my good friend lord dobbs has worked tirelessly to ensure chil

i'm quoting fred kaplan here trump who in order pretend nothing like that happened you know look at their image just look at their sonnets tax and look at trump's actions you know he continues you're testimony again thank you yeah but it doesn't work everywhere that the media continues pushing that story even if you don't want it you know and people are we're all victims of the media in this situation because we don't want to consume these stories but they are pushed on us you know you know robert i'm really glad the move brought that up because they can't they invested too much into these conspiracy theories i mean it was i mean they look at us as conspiracy theories we look at facts and we throw it right back at them but they don't even want to acknowledge facts i mean this whole ukraine gate for example if there is any ukraine gate it's the biden family ok not some kind of. a transcript between 2 presidents that was made public but you see how the media manipulates it in turns it upside down i mean these are true believers and i don't think they they believe that they're lying that the

i'm quoting fred kaplan here trump who in all the pretend nothing like that happened you know look at their image just look at their sonnets tax and look at trump's actions you know if you continue as you were there's testimony again thank you yeah but it doesn't work everywhere that the media continues pushing that story even if you don't want it you know and people are we're all victims of the media in this situation because we don't want to consume these stories but they are pushed on us you know you know robert i'm really glad the move brought that up because they can't they invested too much into these conspiracy theories i mean i mean they look at us as conspiracy theories we look at facts and we throw it right back at them but they don't even want to acknowledge facts i mean this whole ukraine gate for example if there is any ukraine gate it's the biden family ok not some kind of. a transcript between 2 presidents that was made public but you see how the media manipulates it in turns it upside down i mean these are true believers and i don't think they they believe that they're

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it was represented by fred gray ended that case. so, it wasn't the protests that ended the case. it was the browder case before the u.s. supreme court. so, i just want you to know the economic push and pull and what we've been through, talking about perseverance, and even starting a business is so difficult, to the point where we know now that the banks -- bank of america, countrywide and other banks, during the obama administration under attorney general eric holder, they paid millions upon millions of dollars of fines because as soon as we bought a home, we found out we were given these horrible rates. we were given balloon payments. and then ended up in foreclosure so they found out later it was racial discrimination that led to these horrible terms given to us and we had the same collateral, same credit, even more in the bank than other people. once again, each time we make economic progress, that progress is undermined by people who cannot imagine our free will and ability to rise up and not just be on the same level economically, educationally, et cetera, but maybe even be

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. -- fred. has definitely proven watching him that he would impeach president trump right now, everybody wants it done right now. they did not give the republicans a chance to bring witnesses, they questioned their own witnesses behind locked doors, republicans couldn't even question them before they went on a hearing. it's been a kangaroo court from the beginning. as the democrats would say there is no man that is above the law but they acted above the law themselves. you heard the conversation on the telephone. in what heo pro quo asked. he said he did not want one. all the investigations that should have been done on the dnc side have not been done, it is going on right now. and alling to come out of the so-called witnesses were under the six or eight witnesses, not one of them could say there was anything done that was illegal. this is continuing on a man that has brought this country out of a mess and if he can keep going and we can get this country back in a productive state instead of bei

i'm quoting fred kaplan here trump who in all the pretend nothing like that happened you know look at that image just look at their sonnets at the tax and look at trump's actions you know he continues you are testimony again thank you yeah but it doesn't work at me or the media continues pushing that story even if you don't want it you know and people are we're all victims of the media in this situation because we don't want to consume these stories but they are pushed on us you know you know robert i'm really glad the move brought that up because they can't they invested too much into these conspiracy theories i mean it was i mean they look at us as conspiracy theories we look at facts and we throw it right back at them but they don't even want to acknowledge facts i mean this whole ukraine gate for example if there is any ukraine gate it's the biden family ok not some kind of. a transcript between 2 presidents that was made public but you see how the media manipulates it in turns it upside down i mean these are true believers and i don't think they they believe that they're lying th

kidney disease and rung out of time. >> the donation saved fred's life. he thinks of joe now as a brother. >> i never thought that this would happen, could never have dreamt it. could never have made this story up. >> reporter: but the story doesn't end there. >> i told people afterwards, if i could do this again, i would. >> reporter: and he did, just a year after donating his kidney, joe gave part of his liver to an infant in ohio who was struggling to survive. brittany kuchar's daughter katelyn. >> i just thought that it was amazing that a person would do that for somebody they don't even know. >> reporter: the kuchars have the opportunity to thank him in person after the surgery. >> he's got a really, really, really good heart. and he is -- he's family now. >> reporter: the transplant was done at cleveland clinic, using a minimal my live invasive technique. dr. hashimoto hopes these medical advances encourage more team to consider donating. >> you can increase the safety of living donor. i think that that is very, very important for the healthy person

but it has a great asset in this guy named fred turman who had gone to m.i.t. for graduate school and was a student of vannevar bush. during world war ii, he had gone to boston to work under bush in this research effort. he is sitting in cambridge and looking at what is going on and he knows after the war, bush and others are building this infrastructure to continue forward. and researching diversity like harvard and m.i.t. are get a going to big piece of this action. he writes to a colleague in the middle of the war that there is an opportunity that is about to blossom. stanford has a possibility of becoming a nationally influential institution like harvard or could state like dartmouth. good but not having a real effect on the national conversation. now, i do not know what dartmouth administrators then or now what they can that assessment. it is a little bit uncharitable. dartmouth has its own important role in the history of computing. nonetheless, he goes back to palo alto and talks to the incoming president of the university. a guy named wallace sterling,

but the amazing teresa, fred, deepak, scott, are continuing his legacy so much love and persistence and were the ones to bring these continuing issues to us. i want to thank amy, my incredible legislative aide who is such an expert on housing and just has never ending appreciation for her. and then finally, i'm hoping that this is our very own tenant rights advocate attorney, supervisor preston's first cosponsorship of a tenants right legislation, seems appropriate, but i want to thank you, supervisor preston, for your cosponsorship, as well as fewer, haney and preston. >> supervisor safai: submit. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madame clerk. colleagues, it's no secret our country is behind so many other countries in supporting families. our national paid parental leave policies force people, particularly women, to choose between their newborn children and going to work. of course, here in san francisco we're doing a little better than the rest of the country. in 2016, under the leadership of then supervisor wiener, san francisco became the first city in the county -- in the country

fred pleitgen is live for us. what do we know? >> hi, christine. one of the things we don't know is what the other areas of mutual interest are. as you rightly mentioned, we only know about this phone call from the russian side. and the russians are saying the phone call happened at the initiative of the russian federation, not at the initiation of the white house. one of the interesting things going on since the ukraine issue broke, is vladimir putin has been an ardent defender of president trump, despite the fact the two men haven't spoken until last night. vladimir putin saying he believes that impeachment was happening for no reason, for made-up reasons, as vladimir putin put it. however, this phone call seemed to of great importance. vladimir putin thanked president trump for a tip-off that the fbi gave to russian intelligence services that led to the arrest of two people in the st st. petersburg area. they were planning terrorist attacks in st. petersburg on new years eve. the russians are grateful for that tip-off. those two men, as the russ

i'm quoting fred kaplan here trump who in over putin nothing like that happened you know look at their image just look at their summits at the tax and look at trump's actions you know he continues your testimony again thank you yeah but it doesn't work everywhere that the media continues pushing that story even if you don't want it you know and people are we're all victims of the media in this situation because we don't want to consume these stories but they are pushed on us you know you know robert i'm really glad the move brought that up because they can't they invested too much into these conspiracy theories i mean it was i mean they look at us as conspiracy theories we look at facts and we throw it right back at them but they don't even want to acknowledge facts i mean this whole ukraine gate for example if there is any ukraine gate it's the biden family ok not some kind of. a transcript between 2 presidents that was made public but you see how the media manipulates it in turns it upside down i mean these are true believers and i don't think they they believe that they're lying tha

. >> fred: high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. >> reporter: down below the surface of the pacific ocean, on the far side of california's catalina island, is a silent current. strange, how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara. then, just before the open sea, turns back to glide again past this storied island. with, one sunny day in may 2006, someone in it. >> i have a saying that i'd rather be lucky than good. >> reporter: ken clark is a detective with the l.a. sheriff's department. been at it a long time. as has robert martindale. more than 50 years between them. but nothing like the case that literally floated to them on a lonely reach of ocean out by catalina. would never have had the case at all, except -- >> we were lucky that we had some boaters leaving newport beach going to catalina island and they came upon a body floating in the water. >> just happened to see it? >> just happened to see it. >> that's a big ocean out there. >> absolutely. >> so the chances of it being seen are, what, need

i'm quoting fred kaplan here trump who isn't or pretend nothing like that happened you know look at that image just look at their sonnets tax and look at trump's actions you know he continues you're testimony again thank you yeah but it doesn't work any other that the media continues pushing that story even if you don't want it you know and people are we're all victims of the media in this situation because we don't want to consume these stories but they are pushed on us you know you know robert i'm really glad the move brought that up because they can't they invested too much into these conspiracy theories i mean i mean they look at us as conspiracy theories we look at facts and we throw it right back at them but they don't even want to acknowledge facts i mean this whole ukraine gate for example if there's any ukraine gate it's the biden family ok not some kind of. a transcript between 2 presidents that was made public but you see how the media manipulates it in turns it upside down i mean these are true believers and i don't think they they believe that they're lying that their proble

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but it has a great asset in this guy named fred turman who had gone to m.i.t. for graduate school and was a student of vannevar bush. during world war ii, he had gone to boston to work under bush in this research effort. he is sitting in cambridge and looking at what is going on and he knows after the war, bush and others are building this infrastructure to continue forward. and researching diversity like harvard and m.i.t. are get a going to big piece of this action. he writes to a colleague in the middle of the war that there is an opportunity that is about to blossom. stanford has a possibility of becoming a nationally influential institution like harvard or could state like dartmouth. good but not having a real effect on the national conversation. now, i do not know what dartmouth administrators then or now what they can that assessment. it is a little bit uncharitable. not with has its own important role in the history of computing. nonetheless, he goes back to palo alto and talks to the incoming president of the university. a guy named wallace sterling, h

fred: right. michelle: the decision to boycott the night of her trial on december 5, that was the impetus, that was the explosion, was it not? fred: the matter of staying off of the buses as a result of mrs. parks' arrest did not originate with mrs. rosa parks. michelle: right. fred: she was not the person who was really moving forward with it. as a matter of fact, when i met with her in her living room and talked with her, what we were concerned about then was preparing -- there were two things in my mind that i told her that we would be thinking about. the first thing, we have got to get ready for her trial on december 1 -- on december 5, so don't worry about it. i am going to get that ready. i said, ultimately, we are going to have to file a lawsuit. but i also told her, i said joanne bell has been talking about asking people to stay off of the buses because we have been having this problem for a long time. but i said. don't you worry about that, mrs. parks. you have done your part. but i am go

announcer 1: civil rights pioneers fred gray and congressman john lewis talk about rosa parks and her long history of civil rights activism. they highlight her influence in activating boycotts and nonviolent protest against segregation and discrimination. this was held to open the new exhibit "rosa parks, in her own words" at the library of congress. >> please welcome the librarian of congress, dr. carla hayden. [applause] carla: good evening. good evening. and welcome to the library of congress. it is our pleasure to have everyone here for a very special night as w

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. >> the donation saved fred's life. he thinks of joe now as a brother. >> i never thought that this would happen, couldn't never have dreamt it, could never have made this story up. >> reporter: but the story doesn't end there. >> i told people afterwards, if i could do this again, i would. >> reporter: and he did. just a year after donating his kidney, joe gave part of his liver to an infant in ohio who was struggling to survivor. britney kutscher's daughter katelyn. >> i just thought that it was amazing that a person would do that for somebody they don't even know. >> reporter: the kutschers had the opportunity to thank him in person after the surgery. >> he got a really, really good wa ceveland cis family now.portp using minimally i can i have, invasive technique, dr. koji hashimoto hopes these medical advances encourage more people to consider donating. >> you donor. that is -- i think that is very, very important for a healthy person who is thinking about organ donation. >> reporter: joe is now one of less than 50

fred is playing really well. you pick six the last game, right? fred is coming off of that. and then the secondary, you did not have sherman in the game against atlanta. that set up really bad. he helps a lot in the run defense, along with the backend and communicating with the secondary. they need that out of here is tonight to make sure. >> reporter: the biggest home- field advantage? >> well, new orleans is pretty good. but when half of the stadium is full of 49er fans. but there is no atmosphere like for a me. e nfl. riteacme it is49favorite change today. >> reporter: but it has not been such a home-field advantage for seattle. i am dennis o'donnell, back to savern glenn. >> they talk about this home- field advantage. if you are the 49ers, you when the toss, do you differ? >> i still differ. i still differ for the second half. i want to put my defense out there. i want to give my front an opportunity to get after russell wilson. last week, a week ago gives the arizona cardinals, they gave up five sacks. i want to get after russell wilson. but what you have to do would yo

thist has a great asset in guy named fred turman who had gone to m.i.t. for graduate school and was a student of vannevar bush. during world war ii, he had gone to boston to work under bush in this research effort. he is sitting in cambridge and looking at what is going on and he knows after the war, bush and thiss are building infrastructure to continue forward. and researching diversity like harvard and m.i.t. are get a going to get a big piece of this action. he writes to a colleague in the middle of the war that there is an opportunity that is about to blossom. stanford has a possibility of becoming a nationally influential institution like harvard or could state like dartmouth. good but not having a real effect on the national conversation. whati do not know dartmouth administrators then or now what they can that assessment. it is a little bit uncharitable. not with has its own important role in the history of computing. nonetheless, he goes back to palo alto and talks to the incoming president of the university. a guy named wallace sterling, histori

fred would do anything for his daughter! get in fred! even if it means being the back half of a unicorn. fear not fred! the front half washed his shirt with gain detergent. that's the scent that puts the giddy in giddy up! ahhh. the irresistible scent of gain. for a scent with even more giddy up, try gain scent blast in detergent, fabric softener and scent beads. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says a vote on the usmca will likely come after the impeachment trial. the house passed a trade agreement with a vote of 384 to 41. that may be a big win for president trump who is seen as nafta being the cornerstone of his campaign. great to have you with us, i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> president trump has been talking about tearing up nafta since the days of his campaign trail. how much does the usmca actually differ from nafta? >> not all that much, is the honest truth. there is a lot that stays the same. there are some important differences that we can get into those, but the most important thing that's happening he

fred: thank you. [applause] knowlle: i just want to , rosa parks'sy legacy, impacts what is happening in today's strong, as resin parks has always said. the struggle continues. and so, i wonder how this legacy informsur that. well, i don't know about my legacy. historians will have to decide that. i know this. least twot at generations of people have been aboutho know nothing hard-core segregation. they don't know about the problems that we had, and i ,hink, if i will have a legacy i think if mrs. parks was here tonight, she would be happy with all that we are doing. ushink she would also want to say thank you and all of that . but to look at where we are now and see the progress we have importantly,n more just to see what needs to be done to solve the problem so that all of the people in this country will enjoy all of the rights and privileges that the majority enjoys. and that has not ended yet. so the struggle continues. i believe that there are two major problems still facing us that we need to be

fred would do anything for his daughter! get in fred! even if it means being the back half of a unicorn. fear not fred! the front half washed his shirt with gain detergent. that's the scent that puts the giddy in giddy up! ahhh. the irresistible scent of gain. for a scent with even more giddy up, try gain scent blast in detergent, fabric softener and scent beads. >>> welcome back. as the countrypolitically, it's become more divided in its sources of news. 63% of democrats and democratic leaning voters say they believe journalists have high ethical standards why 36% of democrats say the opposite. 79% of republicans say they think journalists have low ethical standards. voters are choosing news from sources that reflect their own political views. in 2004, 48% of democrats identified themselves as cnn viewers. by 2018, that number gone up to 56%. meanwhile, fewer republicans watched cnn, and viewership has dropped in that time span by 6%. 46% of democrats called themselves msnbc viewers. republican viewership has dropped 14 points. all of w

that this guy's whispering has actually and he whispered in her entire right from what was it right fred said yes i'm sorry right all right yeah right yeah you all say you know right right foot set i said we should just all you problems she said yeah well that's a that's a very good impression by the way at all you know all this. and then we said yes that's what mom says it was a joke you know and she went on i don't think. i'm in the sky our you know or our fear. there's been home that our you know how often you know the new dawn it's a new. it's a new hour you see. and i'm going groove. way. way nafta just anguished us to anybody incomes of america in montana. that's the national instrument sheets and i guess i'm struck flecked was. old and not as much strange and not very strange sometimes it's so common because i talk like there's so many. there are various and i mean that he was like what's going on and . it's. i don't know i don't really know why it happens even if people ask me why but i don't know it kind of actually hold that image seen a show and. you know a little bit and oh i

that all fall prisoner swap in eastern ukraine gives you but fred job for an end to the 5 year. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a miss all the tech in yemen is blamed on hooty rebels who are now threatening to target sensitive locations in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. . taiwan's lito warns china is the biggest threat to its wellbeing pointing to events in hong kong to bolster the reelection bid plus. with strikes taking center stage and fried see how paris theatres are struggling to fill basics . there's been a prisoner swap in eastern ukraine between government forces and pro russian separatists the 2nd major release in 3 months follows you crying and russia agreeing to ease tension between the ties between ukraine and russia broke down after the 2014 uprising that ousted the kremlin backed president. russia went on to our next crimea and is accused of supporting separatists in eastern ukraine at least 13000 people have been killed in the fighting like this prisoner exchange is part of ukrainian president for a lot of b.s. alinsky is push for peace but there is

and with strikes taking center stage and fred see how paris the struggling to fill those seats. and i'm here to simplify all your sports the college playoffs reached the finals and we report on measures to protect younger players from head injuries. there's been a prisoner swap in eastern ukraine between government forces and pro russia separatists and the 2nd major release in 3 months follows ukraine and russia agreeing to a tension between them ties between ukraine and russia broke down after the 2014 uprising that ousted the kremlin backed president in kiev russia went on to annex crimea and is accused of supporting separatists in eastern ukraine at least 13000 people have been killed in the fighting the latest prisoner exchange is part of ukrainian president the law to me is a lenski push for peace but there is anger and you crying over concessions made to russia in order to secure a ceasefire kiev will release riot police suspected of murder during the 24th saying uprising journalist alexandra is in moscow and joins us now how is this move being viewed particularly for the