anastasia ivanova and weller's revelation.the special operation exceeded 200 manpower; during the counter-battery fight , the russian military managed to disable three american -made artillery systems, one british self-propelled gun, five self-propelled guns and a rszzo grad vehicle and several howitzers, all this is information from the ministry of defense, well, close attention is now focused on the battles for the liberation of avdiivka, where our fighters are gradually rising...

a certain mikhail weller thundered. i bought his book and started reading., he extended, instead of extended, he didn’t log in with his. attention of the orderlies, probably this, this comical phrase can just summarize the entire outcome of the conversation with mikhail weller. by the way, weller already found out that a prank was recorded with him, even after that he summed it up, he has nothing to object to, he himself gives another reason to raise questions from the audience. we ’ll tell you everything about the elections in russia in detail , it’s not difficult to understand them, it’s important, it’s honestly convenient, how... to vote if you’re sick, your grandmother is busy in the morning, she’s looking for something on her phone, here’s the number of the election commission, i i'll vote at home. adult citizens of the country are given all the opportunities, even those who are without movement are offered a decision, to call the elections home, take a portable box, the commission comes to them, carries out the procedure, registers them in advance with

weller, by and large, except by russia, are not needed by anyone for any reason, self-critical, at thet russia is like that, why? probably, as putin says, such people are also needed, but i would just like to hear from weller himself why russia specifically needs him, but about that, probably, next time, but for now it’s time to say goodbye. everything is perfect, it’s all completely understandable, i have no grudges or complaints, i understand this, to the heap of rubbish and the once restaurant criticism in moscow of bazhin rynska, now in latvia they speak about local russians like this, look at him , you’re an animal, it’s impossible not to agree with them on anything, swindlers, thieves, unscrupulous people, people who do not understand what is good and what is bad, that is, they are complete losers. in general, it seems to me that such acute irritation and downright idiosyncrasy towards russians is due to a complex, a desire to justify one’s uselessness in one’s homeland, to somehow brighten up loneliness in a foreign land, to give it at least some meaning, even the meaning of den

and so smallwood so there's a character in there named sam weller or sam weller, which i think is dickens way, the of trying to capture this cockney accent and so smallwood calls himself somerville weller jr, sam weller's son and and has a lot of fun with that and one of the this is something like i can't prove one way or the other, but in the middle of everything we're talking about, charles dickens makes a trip to the united states and he makes stops in washington. he makes stops in baltimore. he comments on slavery. baltimore. he comments being in a baltimore restaurant, in a hotel and served by someone, by a waiter who he suddenly realizes and he talks about his feelings of kind of horror, of being, you know, sort of served by an enslaved man anyway in the guise of sam weller in these columns, the albany paper, smallwood says i met dickens when he came to town and i, you know, led him to a slave jail that was there was kind of an infamous slave trader in washington by name of william williams. and his slave jail was right. the national mall, believe it or not, if you walked from the w

and so smallwood so there's a character in there named sam weller or sam weller, which i think is dickens way, the of trying to capture this cockney accent smallwood calls himself somerville weller jr, sam weller's son and and has a lot of fun with that and one of the this is something like i can't prove one way or the other, but in the middle of everything we're talking about, charles dickens makes a trip to the united states and he makes stops in washington. he makes stops in baltimore. he comments on slavery. baltimore. he comments being in a baltimore restaurant, in a hotel and served by someone, by a waiter who he suddenly realizes and he talks about his feelings of kind of horror, of being, you know, sort of served by an enslaved man anyway in the guise of sam weller in these columns, the albany paper, smallwood says i met dickens when he came to town and i, you know, led him to a slave jail that was there was kind of an infamous slave trader in washington by name of william williams. and his slave jail was right. the national mall, believe it or not, if you walked from the white ho

today we set, you know, before ourselves, before our respected interlocutors, experts, alexey weller,ienko.

does not describe the whole situation, because, for example, neither lyudmila ulitskaya nor mikhail wellergents, but their statements are treacherous, this word just describes the essence of what they are saying, there is also the definition of enemies people, yes, you can also remember, i think that it fits here very well, but besides what now... was shown in the episode about lyudmila liska, i want to say that in the same interview she evaluates our compatriots who they live in crimea , they moved to crimea, these are russian people of different nationalities, military men, she says that they all have a criminal past, they are some kind of narrow-minded, unfulfilled, they transfer money to the armed forces of ukraine, well, this is direct high treason, mikhail weller, who was interviewed by the same prankster, well, in fact, on... there are a lot of very, well, not just unpleasant, terrible things, he said that he supports the strikes of the ukrainian armed forces on russia, that is, this horror that was carried out by a terrorist terrorist act. in belgorod, in donetsk there are daily sh

next we'll hear from mitchell ryan weller. >> thank you for having me. i think one of the strongest signs of a good leader is a person who takes a position under protest. many of us that applied today did not want to be here. we are here because we see things that are broken and we know how to fix them and we know we can't do that from outside of the system. several people that you have heard from or will hear from today are people i worked with personally who did not want to have to be involved in government because it gets in the way of getting progress done. me myself, i have been a tech entrepreneur, built companies with over a quarter billion dollars in valuation, i have 4 jobs now. i'm a attorney and manage operations marketing. i work with any veteran that comes across my desk to help with pretty much any issue and will spend time looking up the laws and figure how to fix the issues. i fought directly against department of defense where they threatened to deport my wife for requesting a certification of her service to get citizenship. threats thre

a lot johann, 38 year old larissa weller and 29 year old ben thorpe. they were killed when the mini cooper they were riding in was hit by a pickup truck. all three are from alameda county. the car was registered to weller. it was stopped in the far right lane when it was rear ended. investigators still haven't said who was driving at the time of the crash. >> the peek back at the opening bell here. we brought this to you live at 630 right when it happened. and here we are checking in about an hour and 15 later, trading has been underway for, you know, just the start of the session and we see the dow jones has been going strong that entire time. it is up by a good two thirds of 1, gaining more than 250 points. i see a bump on the s&p of about 1.5. nasdaq doing even better, showing a 2% plus gain. >> all right. time is 745. the boeing executive who headed up the division that builds 737, has now left the company. >> the most powerful tool you have today is you speaking up. >> yeah, that was a message from boeing ceo david calhoun last month after an emer

then in istanbul, despises america for the fact that it sponsors little ukraine, and also the writer weller wants to divide russia into parts, but he is not ready to burn bridges with our country, revelation of a russophist pranker when they work, at night it becomes as bright as day; these are spectacular images from the southern donetsk direction of the northern military district, where our military is now actively using solntsepek heavy flamethrower systems. the weapon, of course, is not even just formidable. and the terrible one is capable of burning to the ground the capital fortified areas of the enemy, and it is no coincidence that those who control them have become commonly called warriors of fire. actually, here is one of the most distinguished heroes of russia with the call sign ural - to whom a new series of ridovka’s documentary project is dedicated. during in special operations, he rose from the commander of a single tos to the commander of an entire rcbz company. successfully completed many combat missions, including those of increased complexity. systems, received his call si

the car was registered to weller and it was stopped in the far right lane. when it was rear ended. investigators have not said who was driving at the time of the crash. the first trial related to the deadly shooting of a cinematographer by actor alec baldwin on the rust movie set, started in new mexico. >> today, it centers around the armorer's role in the accident. as fox's cb cotton tells us during opening statements, the prosecution focused on the guns in the case. >> hannah gutierrez read, the weapons supervisor for the movie rust, is charged with involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence. the tampering with evidence relates to gutierrez-reed allegedly asking a friend to hide cocaine for her. while police were searching the set. she has pleaded not guilty to all counts . manifestation >> karen. i'm sorry. >> you're all right. just relax. >> so here's the box that i got them out of. >> donning a different hair color from the incident. gutierrez-reed didn't show emotion when the attorneys made their opening statements, giving jurors a preview of evidence that they thin

the car was registered to weller and it was stopped in the far right lane when it was rear ended.ing at the time of the crash. >> a new report from the justice department finds the us prison population rose 2% between 2021 and 2022, the first increase in almost a decade. according to the report, 1.2 million americans were in state or federal prison in 2022. california along with virginia and oregon, was one of the states where the prison population decreased the most in california, more than 97,000 people were in prison in 2022. that was a 3.8% decrease from 2021 in oakland. >> what started as an announcement by the mayor about a public safety grant from the state descended into chaos after critics of mayor shengtao interrupted her. >> we. solution. solution >> new leadership, competent leadership. >> mayor tao started her address by saying the $3.5 million grant will be used to expand the safety ambassador program in downtown oakland. in chinatown, the ambassadors are mediators trained in de-escalation to help people in crisis. but soon after she started speaking the protest was

weller stopped in the far right lane when it was rear ended.estigators haven't said who was driving at the time of the crash. >> the co-founder of google is facing a lawsuit involving a deadly plane crash off the coast of half moon bay. the pilot, lance mclean, was flying from santa rosa to fiji last may in a plane owned by sergey brin. the aircraft went down off the san mateo coast, killing mclean and his copilot. mclean's widow is filing a wrongful death lawsuit naming sergey brin and google because the company was part owner of that aircraft. investigators suspect that a problem with the plane's fuel tanks caused the plane to crash. the family of oscar grant is getting a little closure, 15 years after he was killed by a bart police officer on the fruitvale bart station platform this morning, alameda county district attorney pamela price returned oscar grant's cell phones to his mother. they were held in evidence, while johannes mursili, the bart officer, was shot who shot in. grant was put on trial. >> and i'm anxious to go home and, uh, tur

crash on the bay bridge in san francisco corner has identified them as 59 year-old sean johanne the weller and 29 year-old bam thorpe. all of them lived in alameda county. the crash happened last thursday on the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge near treasure island. chp says the 3 victims were in a mini cooper when a toyota tacoma hit them from behind the driver and backseat passenger died at the scene while the front seat passenger later died while hospitalized. the truck driver suffered major injuries >> president biden is on the peninsula tonight attending a campaign fundraiser met in los altos hills. it's his second fundraising event during his visit to the bay area this week following one that was hosted by the getty's last night in san francisco's pacific heights this morning in the city the president said he met. you can see it here. he met with alexi navalny's widow and daughter to express his condolences. russia's opposition leader died suddenly in an arctic prison in russia last week. but russia has denied its involvement in navalny's death. the president said his administration

the francisco corner has identified them as 59 year-old sean johan, a 38 year-old russell weller and 29 year-old bit or rather been all of them lived in alameda county. the crash happened last thursday on the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge near treasure island. the chp says that the 3 victims were in a mini cooper when a toyota tacoma hit them from behind the driver and backseat passenger died at the scene while the front seat passenger died later in the hospital. the truck driver suffered major injuries. >> a disturbing case targeting female shoppers in the east bay. president police say they arrested a man who they say followed women into bathrooms and secretly videotaped them. police say they found more than 200 videos of women on the suspect's phone and one of the cases happened inside a bathroom of a grocery store. my first gayle ong has the latest. >> and invasion of privacy at this grocery store near the rose pavilion shopping center in pleasanton one of several locations. pleasanton police believe jesus counter leone followed women into bathrooms and film them without thei

listen to the story of one of them, gustav weller.the double calls him into the bedroom and gives him the absurd. order: the real hitler comes out from behind the curtain and cancels it, then both fuhrers point pistols at each other, the poor secretary still doesn’t understand which of them he needs to save. weller's body was found in the garden of the rex chancellery, not far from the same burnt remains in which hitler himself was identified by his jaw. yes, just the nazis, inserted a copy of hitler's dental bridges into a corpse, which... due to the fact that the nazis returned to power , they would again create their own empire. in many countries this motivated people to fight the nazis. for latin america, the second half of the 20th century was a continuous series of civil wars and military coups, an all-out struggle between fascists and communists. then in many countries there was a fascist government in power, in argentina and so on. this is the great-niece of the second man in the third reich, hermann gerring, bitina. she is fa

because people like weller, by and large , are not needed by anyone except russia for any reason, theybly, as he says. putin needs those too, but i’d just like to hear from weller himself why exactly russia needs him, but more about that, probably next time, but for now... it’s time to say goodbye, have a good evening, wish you every success in your endeavors, thank you, every success, wish you good luck in our counter-offensive , that's all, with all my heart i wish you success in the offensive and in ending the war the way ukraine would like to end it absolutely fairly, yeah, boris akunin is also wonderful , who has complete unanimity with the formula good russian, dead russian, great-granddaughter our legendary pilot, hero of the soviet union, valery chkalov. she settled abroad; it probably hurts her to look at the map of her great homeland. i want the russian federation to turn into several different countries, perhaps either completely changed its government structure. this is my personal desire. and also grandfather frost, help us bomb moscow, even if it’s there. mother, grandpar

those remarks being echoed by chris weller. predominantly upside risks on inflation.aying cuts a few months. that should not have a big impact. tsmc will officially open its fabrication facility in japan on saturday. mass production due to start later this year. it is an early victory. in an exclusive interview, the i.t. industry director tells us what prompted japan's move. >> very significant for japan. it is to fill a gap between supply and demand in japan. without investment from tsmc, -- the demand for less than 40 nano is getting traction in japan. by the japanese car industry or other robotics industry etc. that is why the capacity from 28 to 12 is essential to the japanese industry activities. >> we have reported the numbers could be 20 to $30 billion. it could go as high as $67 billion in terms of financial support for the chip industry. what would you say to the taxpayers of japan who are going to help build this industry? why is it worth it? >> japanese people realize the importance of support for semi industry. what we are doing is tell the importance of e

the bay bridge, sarah says a coroner identified them as 59 year-old sean joanne. 38 year-old russell wellerem thor. all of them actually lived in alameda county. the crash happened last thursday. this is on the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge, right near treasure island. chp says the 3 victims they were in a mini cooper when a toyota tacoma hit them from behind driver backseat passenger died at the scene while the front passenger died while they were at the hospital. truck driver suffered major injuries in this. in the north bay, santa rosa police arrested a man for alleged dui crash into a pole. this happened la thursday early in the mornion west elaine, right near mcbride lane. police say the driver had a blood alcohol level almost twice the legal limit. he was booked into the sonoma county jail. >> well, a ban on octopus farming was introduced at the california state senate. their assembly. the bill seeks to prohibit the farming of octopus on both land and sea. according to the proposal methods used on these farms are inhumane and the species is not suited for large-scale breathing. th

bay bridge, sanders is a coroner identified the man as 59 year-old sean joanne. 38 year-old russell weller and 29 year open door blew. i remember covering this to cover this live. all of them live in alameda county. the crash happened last thursday on the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge right near treasure island. chp says 3 victims they were in a mini cooper when a toyota tacoma hit them from ehind the driver in the back seat. passenger died at the scene while the front seat passenger died later while hospitalized. the truck driver suffered major injuries in that. well, developing story, police are now investigating a theft uc berkeley campus construction site. police say $40,000 worth of tools and materials. they were stolen from a box storage shed earlier this week. police believe the thief was driving a white four-door nissan, but no arrests been made. happening today. cal state student workers aren't alert today. the results of their efforts to form a union, not thousands of undergraduate student workers fighting for better pay and benefits if they vote. yes, this would create the l

let john 38 year-old russell weller and 29 year-old been thorpe. all of them lived in alameda county. the crash happened last thursday on the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge right near treasure island. the chp says the 3 victims are in a mini cooper when a toyota tacoma hit them from behind the driver and backseat passenger died at the scene while the front seat passenger died later at the hospital. the truck driver suffered major injuries as well. in the north bay, santa rosa. police have arrested a man for dui and crashing into a pole. so this happened last thursday was early in the morning on west steele lane right near mcbride lane. police say the driver had a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit. he was booked into the sonoma county jail. in the south bay. a small business owner in san jose says her pie shop is now out thousands of dollars after tesla unexpectedly canceled a huge order that it had placed proper. samantha harris spoke to the owner about what happened. >> the giving pies in san jose's willow, glen neighborhood is a

weller presented crew, as greg says. but they're out there saying nothing happen, nothing.cool guy who was drug addicted and the guy didn't even finish testifying. didn't even know what's going on. the bottom line is this: what are the biden skit $24 million for? what were they in the business of? stop hating each other. this is influence peddling. this is corruption. this is something that is proven not just by hunter biden and by the way, the fact that he's addicted to cocaine and crack cocaine or whatever it is, that's not the issue. by the way, that's not a defense to any crime. it's not a defense to murder, grand larceny, influence peddling. or lobbying on behalf of a foreign nation which nobody thought to charge him with. that's a whole other issue. joe biden would not have gone to ukraine and leveraged a billion dollars of our money because he wanted to get rid of corrupt prosecutor in ukraine. the guy has been dealing with the highest level of crime that we've seen in america in 30 plus years. has he ever said i want to get rid of the prosecutor not prosecuting crim

johan, 30 8 year-old russell weller. 29 year-old been thorpe and all of them were residents of alameda county. the crash happened last thursday on the eastbound direction of the bridge near treasure island. the chp says the victims were in a mini cooper when a toyota tacoma truck slammed into them. investigators say the car was at a complete stop when truck hit it. the truck driver suffered major injuries. there are new details about moment is request to have his case moved out of san francisco. he was supposed to be in court today for that change of venue request. but the that has not been pushed back to march. 15th. he's accused of killing cash app founder bob lee last year. well, men whose lawyers want to move the trial out of the city. they say lee is now just 2 well known in san francisco. so many would not get a fair trial. both parties will also be back in court march 5th when a judge will decide whether cell phone data from lee can be turned over. niles canyon road in alameda county is open again, partly open anyway. that part of highway 84 opening at the top of the hour. one-w

the san francisco coroner has identified them as 59 year-old sean johan. 38 year-old russell weller. 29 year-old bill for all of them. residents of a a alameda county. that crash happened on thursday. the eastbound direction of the bay bridge near treasure island. the chp says the victims were in a mini cooper when a toyota tacoma truck slammed into investigators say the car have been at a complete stop when the truck hit it. the truck driver suffered major injuries. the moment a returning to court today for a hearing on whether to move his case out of san francisco. he is accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. april 4th of last year on menus. lawyers want to move the trial out of the city. they say he is just too well known. and san francisco would not get a fair trial. a ruling was expected last month, but defense attorneys requested more time to try to make their case. reverend wanda johnson has been pushing investigators to return the last pieces of property that belonged to her late son. oscar grant grant was killed by a bart police officer. this was 15 years ago. kron fou

wh wellere ha, 142 days of last yea year when this was happening were spent partiallyr fully on vacation. that's 40% of his schedule. he had plenty of time to get there. thereust have to look at peopl for who they are, not what they can do for you when you're in leadership. what a judge, the secretary of transportation. this is under his purview after . he suffered the supply chain crisis. that baby fo e supply r for the shutdown of air travel for the first time since 911 when he was9 year 19 years old. thter presiding over all os oldf that, this happens and people to judge does nopet go too your fair city, sir, untilgoes r donald trump goes first. and it just reminds people and people do not wantit jusople, ad upon as political pawns every time i hear them, even talking about the border. now, sean, it's the same situation. they say, wellsame, a lottical of political risk or we don't like the political liability hereri. >> don't think that way when people are suffering. yeah, well, you know, it's so transparent, so obvious what they're trying to do here. and, you kno w what? if he really

listen to the story of one of them, gustav weller.gives him an absurd order. the real hitler comes out from behind the curtain and cancels it, then both fuhrers point pistols at each other, the poor secretary still doesn’t understand which of them he needs to save. wheeler's body was found in the garden by the rex chancellery, not far from the same burnt remains in which hitler himself was identified by his jaw. it's just that the nazis inserted a copy of hitler's dental bridges into a corpse that he didn't... yourself, so as not to breed other goerings. betina believes that the defeated nazis were really preparing for revenge, and they needed a symbol. they had the illusion that they could make their way into germany and regain power. and hitler would, of course, be useful to them for this, but not at all that pathetic shadow of the fuhrer, who at the end of the war hid in a bunker and turned into a decrepit paranoid. the fresh double was much better suited for this role. perhaps it was hitler's double who was rescued from berlin and

terrorist attacks on russian territory and admitted that she was helping ukraine with money, and the writer welleriably smart man, on the other hand, a man who undeniably loves money, then i have the feeling that he got a little hooked on soros money, because otherwise some possazhi in the excitement of the last few months, i can’t explain, lyudmila, lyudmila, yes ulitskaya, yeah. in estonia stated in his conversation with pranksters that his book was under copyright, and if he lived in russia, i would have sued them. because not with any van and not with any lexus, not with kuznetsov, not with stolyarov, not with otvertkin, not with aporov. i didn’t enter into any contracts, this video is for this, then my every word is covered by my intellectual property rights, you can sue these two freaks, but of course no one will do this, alexandrevich, another, not the cossacks, explain please let me have this phenomenon, like people who are capable of doing some logical thinking, masters of minds. fate of course but they are definitely smart, and behave like little children, why, how is this happening, you

let's go, today we set, you know, before ourselves, before our respected interlocutors, experts, alexey wellerimir sergeenko. anyway, with the book, let's start, anyway with the book, but no, with david cameron, excuse me, please, yes, something with david cameron, david cameron gave birth to such a very piercing, well, piercing speech about what is not allowed, you can't, you can't, you can't underestimate ukraine , you can't say that everything is bad, you have to say that everything is good, why, that's why, listen, we need to stop talking about the stalemate, about how time is not on ukraine's side, our economy is bigger russian in 25 times, and we are more than capable of demonstrating that time is on our side, it’s interesting, in fact, it ’s interesting whose side time is on, we heard these words and decided, well, we began to think about them, somehow try to realize , here fate just threw it at us, look what an interesting, interesting story, now everyone is showing this video, it goes around a lot on telegram, this is such a conflict, as if between the ukrainian military and the polic

and weller he will get more weller says he will get more truth than news media, including you .kim says tucker is right to want to hear directly from putin and ask directly from putin and ask direct questions on why russia invaded ukraine. all we get is propaganda. in my opinion. well, it'll certainly be, you know, worth , uh, watching. but i don't worth, uh, watching. but i don't expect doesn't like being challenged . challenged. >> so that won't go down well. and he also doesn't like sticking to the truth. a lot of russians have no idea the situation that are going on. so the idea that he's going to announce any of it to an american broadcaster is for the birds. >> well, for a russian broad master, he wouldn't show it in russia , would he? russia, would he? >> the tv i don't >> the tv interview i don't know. no, that's what we know. no, that's that's what we would anyway. going would think. anyway. we're going to about prince to continue to talk about prince harry and the king and the relationship. they have. and where meghan fit into it where does meghan fit into it all? and

jim: when chris weller moved to d.c. -- jonathan: he took a pay cut? was working for the fed in st. louis. the poor guy could not afford housing. i think that this is a real problem and we should allow government entities to pay more. i think that that's a good thing that we should have an artificial salary cap. jonathan: i've always wanted to ask you, why do banks in america not create block. how did they miss this? jim: ijim: wrote a book called "the innovation stack" that i shouldn't promote. i published it during the pandemic so no one wanted to read about it. if you look at the world of innovation, the truly transformative innovation always happens outside of the market. the market fills its space and says we will serve people down to this level. when block started that we used to call square, when square started the ability for small markets to use the same tools that the big guys have was not there. we built an entire system underneath what the market at the time was. as a result millions of little businesses were able than to have the tools tha