democrats? hello. you know, the question is that democrats? hello. you know, the question is that the democrats? hello. you know, the question is that the majority - democrats? hello. you know, the question is that the majority of. question is that the majority of democrats, almost all democrats, the majority of republicans are completely supportive of ukraine. so we have an overwhelming majority in us congress and support for this package to our country. but at the same time, there is a small group of republicans who are very active and very vocal, and because of all this internal struggle, and that the presidential election has already started, we have the situation where ukraine became a hostage of internal us politics. and that is very frustrating also we are very worried about what s going on because ukraine matters every day and we are desperately waiting for this package of support, both military and financial, to ukraine.- of support, both military and financial,
carolina coast. as many as 65 million people all along the eastern seaboard are going to be impacted in some way, shape or form by irene. and many people are already trying to find shelter where they can. take a look at the size of this storm. eight states from north carolina to massachusetts are under states of emergency. and right now, this first hurricane of the season that is impacting so much of the east coast is pummeling north carolina. it barreled ashore on the outer banks of north carolina just after dawn this morning, about five miles northeast of cape lookout. it is now down to a category 1 hurricane with maximum winds of 85 miles per hour. still very significant. make no mistake, it is a very powerful storm. and it is still very dangerous. there have been two storm-related deaths in north carolina reported so far. and we re seeing a lot of fierce winds and drenching rains there. parts of the region haven t seen a storm like this in decades. we re talking about alo
action lawsuits and they ll have to draw a line and fight the suits even though they have said they ll honor all legitimate claims. i love that word. did he explain what legitimate means to him, the chief executive of british petroleum. i asked of the kind they would fight and reject and he said what you quoted but he didn t go ahead and give examples. now, when i came back from louisiana to interview him i had just come from venice. if he went to the tip of the delta and accused of fishermen there of considering illegitimate claims he would end up with oil on his face. we re dealing my sense is bp will have to honor almost every claim. what they re hoping is they cap this well, that the worst case scenario doesn t come to pass