so >> yeah, marshall. >> marshall? he got hit?ting for his own life. even then, as the sun was rising, 145 miles down the road in montana, a doorbell ring. at the home i deputy mason moore shared with his three children and his wife, jody. >> my sleep fog, i thought maybe mason had forgotten his keys and our window by the front door, the blinds were halfway up. when i walked up to the front door, i saw feet. multiple feet. and i knew right away that something was wrong. i hurry to open the door because i thought maybe he's just hurt. and when i opened the door, the sheriff was right there and i saw his face. >> she looked at me and sundays shut. >> because i was immediately going and they came into my living room and sat me down and told me that mason was gone. i asked, what happened? they told me he was shot. i was very angry. just felt i had let him down and that we had all let him down. i just was very angry. >> how can you possibly let him do? >> i think when you love someone, you want to protect them and keep them safe and i

marshal protection. in december 1948, one month after his election, his winning the election, his own right, president truman thumbing his nose at the segregation, has invited judge waring, the white house, to discuss the advance ment of civil rights and publicly praised him as a great judge. in july 1951, judge waring would approve the president right? issuing pathbreaking dissent in the first school desegregation case. briggs versus elliott, declaring that public school segregation was, per se, unconstitutional, where his reasoning and language would be adopted three years later by the united states supreme court in its unanimous decision in brown versus board of education. washington insiders predicted that truman's executive order, the military and his public support for civil rights would result in his resounding defeat. but harry truman had been underestimated. his entire political, and he set off an exhausting cross-country tour known as a whistle stop campaign drawing massive crowds in towns that

if you and i look at this famous photograph of field marshal paulus, so tall and thin, he surrendersith his staff, he has the shoulder straps of a colonel general, that is, he has not even yet... in the heat of battle, did not have time to replace them with field marshal's batons. on these same days prisoners soldiers and officers of the sixth army of the wehrmacht wandered in long columns along the icy crust of the volga steppes. almost 100,000 people, without weapons, in torn uniforms, wrapped in rags. soviet correspondent vasily grosman recalled: “severe frosts, creaking snow.” on the roads of our advance there are frozen germans, we didn’t kill them, they were killed by frost, they are wearing thin boots, thin tunics. a few months ago, paulus's soldiers were preparing to celebrate a grand victory. in letters home, they proudly reported that they were the first reached the banks of the volga, which hitler hastened to declare the new border of the third reich in the east. now the former conquerors were faced with labor camps and work to restore what they had destroyed. the scale of

this is a very important question in the context of the marshall plan.ica is not refused to pay full reparations from the defeated countries of the hitlerite coalition, right? and by the year 1950, the soviet union actually reduced part of these reparations by 50%, and for many countries it simply wrote off all these debts. the help of the soviet union was enormous. the economy of western europe and the economy of eastern europe were destroyed in different ways, that is, the degree of destruction was different. apart from germany, i think, none of the european countries have been so... able to provide conditions for long-term development - this is a strategic goal. let us recall that the largest military operations to liberate europe took place in the spring-summer period of 1944-45. in all the countries of eastern europe, through which the red army marched, expelling the nazis towards berlin, the sowing season did not take place. and this means that there was no grain, there was no sowing in all the countries of eastern europe. and that means it was a f

clerk, we have kate our fire marshal here with to make a recommendation. >> and before the fire marshal comes up, you voted on a earlier version of this, this is another piece of public safety legislation in the wake of an xpotentially creasing number of battery associated fires in san francisco that have grown from 12 in the first year to the 24 to the next year to 58 the year after. unfortunately in san francisco unlike new york's experience, we've only had one death. new york had a dozen. but we're a city with zero lot line. lithium fires can't be put out by the fire department, they have to be put out. so when we first heard this legislation, we had already accommodated some suggestions from bay wheels, lyft organization, when it got to the full board, line came out of the relative to their electric scooters and we made some additional changes, we then heard from e-bike retailers and sent it back to committee. i want to thank fire marshal tim for thinking about their suggestions for meeting with them for two hours over the holidays and that resulted in a set of amendment that's woul

marshall: mr. president, i have a motion at the desk.ate will be in order. mr. marshall: mr. president, i have a motion at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from kansas, mr. marshall, moves to commit the bill, h.r. 2872, to the committee on appropriations of the senate with instructions to report the same back to the senate in one day, not counting any day on which the senate is not in session, with changes that provide continuing apop for the entire federal government through the end of fiscal year 2024. mr. marshall: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. marshall: i rise in support of my motionommit this continuing resolution to the appropriations committee with instructions for them to return to the floor a new continuing resolution to fund the fiscal year. the requested modifications to this continuing resolution are nothing more than date changes. and miner anomalies that the appropriations committee is more than equipped to handle with a 24-hour turnaround ti

especially he developed a trusting relationship with reiks-marshal hermann gerring. taken in 1942 during their meeting in germany. by order of goering, the loot was brought here to his estate. gave questions of military cooperation. at this time, secret contacts between the finnish elite and the nazis reached unprecedented intensity. in just 6 years, from 1933 to 1939, 136 finnish military delegations visited nazi germany. in august 1937. a squadron of german submarines arrived in helsinki on a friendly visit. constituting at that time half of the entire german submarine fleet. the head of the intelligence department of the red army, semyon uritsky, reported in a secret report. there is information indicating that finland will be used as a base for the deployment of the german air force fleet. against the ussr. at the same time , the idea of ​​creating a greater finland began to be actively promoted in finnish society. the idea of ​​greater finland was not new, it was to annex russian karelia to finland, which the philns called eastern karelia, the kola peninsula and

he moved too quick and i think the marshal was right behind him. >> just couldn't get to him. i don't know what could have prevented this. i mean, i think that we are looking at every opportunity we can to make things better for redden now faces a slew of new charges, and judge holthus will be back to oversee his new sentencing, scheduled for next week. >> court officials say they're now reviewing security measures and hope to increase the number of marshals. >> as one of the world's largest supermarket chains will no longer stock pepsi products because of a dispute over rising prices, french grocery chain carrefour is pulling items like pepsi, lay's, doritos and cheetos from its shelves in france, italy, spain and belgium. the store left notes for customers, explaining that the decision was due to what the store calls unacceptable price increase is coming up. >> the youtube star, who staged a plane crash, speaks out as he begins serving prison time, also ahead, a new clue in the mystery surrounding d.b. cooper, the man who a plane in 1971 and made off with $200,000 in cash a

the grand marshal is actress and comedian aqua faena. all right. 6.14, is the time.'s check the weather now as we step outside with dave spahr. see what's on tap for today. i got nothing for to the dogs out. it seems a little wet pavement and slightly chilly but otherwise dry it out. and that's the pattern we're going to happen the next about 48 hours. good morning, james and ari, good morning, everybody. we're all taking a breather here. >> the rain that we've already had and more to be had upstream. little of that fog left over until the sun helps us out a bit. and although we don't have dry air aloft, it looks like we're starting to dry out. nice enough to get some mostly sunny skies for some folks at least into afternoon for a few hours before we fill back up with those clouds. here's how it looks like in future cast for. relatively uneventful compared to what's coming there. we have it this afternoon. you can see clearing out well inland. we get some of that. they fought coming back again. obviously, here's it is thursday morning and thursday afternoon, we'll pr

the operation was led by field marshal wilhelm list. veteran of the first world war. experienced military man, having participated in all major wehrmacht campaigns since the beginning of world war ii. army group a is advancing into the caucasus, which is entrusted to general marshal list wilhelm, who has proven himself by the generation of yugoslavia, that is, he knows how to operate in mountainous areas with bad roads, with rough terrain, with the actions of rebel detachments, that is, relatively speaking, a specialist in... ... such balkan operations, balkanization, well, the balkans are mountains, the caucasus mountains, that means velhelmlist, especially that veliger mlist, in general, is quite tough, quite a professional commander, with good experience. the caucasus was defended by two soviet fronts: the north caucasian front of marshal semyon budyonny and the transcaucasian front of general ivan tyulenev. both commanders were men of great personal courage. first. the most important thing is that this significantly worsened our military-strategic situation in the

leslie marshall and you know, when he's talking about there, matt. but it's one of those things where if you're nikki haley and you win, say you win four 2 or 5 one, do you use that for the next 18 hours before the rest of the votes are cast? like, hey, hey, hey, nikki haley has got a little bit of momentum going here. absolutely. because maybe somebody who wasn't planning to come out will, you know, with that, maybe somebody who is saying, you know, i don't want you know, i don't want trump. i did want, you know, desantis, i don't know what to do here. do i write joe biden in or do i go for, uh, do i go for nikki haley? and, you know, she could pick up a few votes that way. why not? yeah. i mean, it really is a victory lap. it's exactly right. and you wonder because you look at this thing and you think, what does she need, matt? because you know, you think, okay, iowa was a was bad news for nikki haley. does she need to get within ten 11, 12, maybe 15 if she gets if she gets beaten by 20 or more, does she call it quits tomorrow morning? does she cal

marshal of finland karl manerheim. to return the territories lost by finland as a result of the soviet-finnish war. finnish. the army invaded the ussr on june 29, 1941, managed to capture most of soviet karelia, including the cities of vyborg and petrozavodsk. by the beginning of autumn, finnish troops stopped on the korel isthmus, just 30 km from leningrad. on september 11, 1941 , finnish president ryti told the german ambassador. from russia, he was born on the territory of the grand duchy of fenland, he studied in the famous fredriksham cadet corps, but at the same time he was an extremely anti-soviet person, i don’t want to say that he was a russophobe, probably still some kind of he still had memories of his former homeland, especially since he had a russian wife, he was married to the daughter of general arapov, you also need to remember this, he had two daughters from her, but at the same time, as a politician, he was absolutely pro-german. .. it was pro-hitler, hitler was his idol, hitler personally awarded him

marshal in missouri over the phone tonight. he confirmed gilbert was arrested this afternoon just outside of kansas city. several law enforcement agencies have spent more than 24 months trying to track him down. the agent tells us investigators in california as the u.s. marshals office to check out several locations in kansas city as they believed he knew people in the area. they've been on the lookout for about a week now and around 2.30, this afternoon. they found him in a car in a parking lot in blue springs, missouri. that's just outside of kansas city to the east. now the agency says gilbert got t ofthe car and tried to run away, but he quickly surrendered. officials say he was not armed. and take a look. this is the original mug shot from the alameda county sheriff's office right here. and then you can see here that's mug shot from today. we've been showing this mug shot since 2021 since they started looking and now he's in custody. now you can see is growing out his hair. he's got a new tattoo on his forehead. gilbert ha

if you and i look at this famous photograph of the film, marshal paulus, so tall and thin, surrenders the shoulder straps of a colonel general, that is, he did not even have time to replace them with field marshal’s batons in the heat of battle. during these same days, captured soldiers and officers of the sixth army of the wehrmacht walked long.

clerk, we have kate our fire marshal here with to make a recommendation. >> and before the fire marshal comes up, you voted on a earlier version of this, this is another piece of public safety legislation in the wake of an xpotentially creasing number of battery associated fires in san francisco that have grown from 12 in the first year to the 24 to the next year to 58 the year after. unfortunately in san francisco unlike new york's experience, we've only had one death. new york had a dozen. but we're a city with zero lot line. lithium fires can't be put out by the fire department, they have to be put out. so when we first heard this legislation, we had already accommodated some suggestions from bay wheels, lyft organization, when it got to the full board, line came out of the relative to their electric scooters and we made some additional changes, we then heard from e-bike retailers and sent it back to committee. i want to thank fire marshal tim for thinking about their suggestions for meeting with them for two hours over the holidays and that resulted in a set of amendment that's woul

and the assault on lodz was led by marshal vasily chuikov. the north and northwest. many enemy units were surrounded and destroyed. the lodz ghetto was liberated, where only 800 jews remained alive; the nazis killed more than 2,000. today in poland it is not customary to remember the feat of the liberating soldiers; monuments erected to them have been demolished, including the monument to marshal konev in krakow, the streets named after them were renamed. january 19, 1978. computer terminals, including remotely. we deployed one of the first global information networks in our country, the academ network north-west. it covered institutions and organizations in moscow, leningrad and other cities. telephone lines and modems were used for communication, but very soon they were the first to use optical cables. the speed did not exceed 9,600 kb/second, but... research and the prototype of the industrial internet, these functions were performed by integrated production complexes. in in recent times, the computing center of the academy of sciences has

and the assault on lodz was led by marshal vasily chuikov.the north and northwest. many enemy units were surrounded and destroyed. the lodz ghetto was liberated, where only 800 remained alive jews, more than 2000 nazis killed. today in poland it is not customary to remember the feat of the liberating soldiers; monuments erected to them have been demolished, including the monument to marshal konev in krakow, streets named in their honor have been renamed. in 1978, in lening , on the basis of the computer technology department of the physico-technical institute , the leningrad computing center of the academy of sciences was created, the most important scientific problems of the era of the emergence of computer technology were solved there, they switched from perfacards and perfalent to data entry from computer terminals, including remotely, we deployed one of the first global information networks in our country (academic network north-west), which covered institutions and organizations. carried out integrated production complexes. in modern tim

she's going to be the parade grand marshal this year. not you might know from crazy rich asians, the movie or maybe like marvel. these yet. that was going to be featured francisco to actually have had a lot of cool stuff there in that movie. it's great that she's going to be a town. i'm looking forward to it. >> 10 22 right now coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. he's heating up. >> take a look at the candidates. and a former law enforcement official in the enforcement official in the south bay is caught big lie. at marshalls, our buyers go to great lengths to find you great deals on great quality products. it's great. everything here is great. we get the deals. you get the good stuff. marshalls. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. you get the good stuff. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (hero) it's the weekend baby. (vo) want to get paid up to two days early? you can with wel

. >> juju: redden leaping over the defense table, landing on top of her, a brawl with a court marshallerk, all injured. redden's family coming to his defense. >> i just think his reactions were not premeditated. it was triggered because he seemed to have been pleading for his freedom. >> i understand the family's advocacy of redden in the sense of saying he was triggered or that the words that were used by the judge kind of set him off. but that's kind of a double-edged sword. part of a judge's job is to see whether or not this person is a danger to themselves or society. so think that argument doesn't really help him as much as the family may think. >> juju: courthouse officials telling abc news the judge had injuries and a marshal who sustained injuries were transported to the hospital. yesterday, a very different scene. multiple sheriffs surrounding redden, his hands covered, his body shackled, a spit guard over his face. >> i want to make it clear that i am not changing or modifying the sentence i was in the process of imposing that week before i was interrupted by defendant's act

they found video at marshall fields. in the video, you can see dru entering the store, exiting the store. >> dru was wearing black pants, a black pea coat, and she had a pink shirt on underneath the coat. >> she was a 22-year-old und college student, she was from pequot lakes, minnesota. she was described as one of those people that everybody liked. bubbly personality, outgoing, very kind, very giving. >> the purse she bought at marshall fields that afternoon was a gift for her mom. >> it would have been dark or getting to be dark at 5:00. it was, you know, november 22nd. so approaching the winter months. she made a phone call to her boyfriend, christopher lang, and she was speaking with christopher as she was walking to her car. >> dru had been talking on the phone from roughly 5:00 p.m. to 5:04 p.m., to her boyfriend, and that phone call was interrupted, and she abruptly hung up. prior to doing so, she said something along the lines of "okay, okay." >> we've all been leaving work, talking on the phone, multi-tasking, d

i'm sure fire marshal can walk you through and the last slide.-again access through a garage and the constant challenge about how there is impediments with debris and how it isn't easy to throw a ladder to try to get to the back of a lot from the front of the lot. so, all just to say, this is about fire safety. i am not too sure how to argue against this at the expense of fire safety and i do not understand it. i'm disappointed to hear it, but i can also understand that wanting to be in compliance with the state code, but again, as i articulated through this whole process since november 7 through the entire legislative process that any legislation that all of us legislate would go through, and as all us understand, if there is any as articulate board president, there is any legal concern that we could be in violation of state law, for sure we always get precautionary memo. in fact, i think most of us would get that before our legislation is even drafted. hey, this isn't going to fly because let's do some research on what it means for state code a

those are federal marshals. new orleans limit custom to mardi gras. so i thought it was mardi gras that day. and i thought that i had ventured into a parade and so i wasn't afraid at all. they opened a door and escorted my mom and i into the building. the minute i got into the building they took me to the principal's office and all of the crowd that was outside, they immediately rushed in behind me. they started to run into every class and they took every child out of school. so by the end of that day, 500 kids had dropped out or were taken out, i should say. >> stephen: so it was just you alone. >> ruby: just me. >> stephen: it eventually became, four years later, this became one of norman rockwell's most famous and beloved paintings. it's called the problem we all live with. here are these men walking. here is a close-up of view. ruby bridges, the only figure that we can see in her entirety here, while these men are walking around you. what did you think of when he first saw this? >> ruby: i didn't see that un

and the assault on lodz was led by marshal vasily chuikov.bypassed the city from the north and northwest. many enemy units were surrounded. and were destroyed, the lodz ghetto was liberated, where only 800 jews remained alive, the nazis killed more than 200 thousand. today in poland it is not customary to remember the feat of the liberating soldiers; the monuments erected were demolished, including the monument to marshal konev in krakow, the streets named in their honor were renamed. january 19, 1978 in leningrad at the department's base computer technology of the institute of physics and technology, the leningrad computing center of the academy of sciences was created. the most important scientific problems of the era of the emergence of computer technology were solved there. we switched from perfakart and perfalent to entering data from computer terminals, including remotely. we deployed one of the first global information networks in our country. akadem network north-west. it covered institutions and organizations in moscow, leningrad and

i'm sure fire marshal can walk you through and the last slide.-again access through a garage and the constant challenge about how there is impediments with debris and how it isn't easy to throw a ladder to try to get to the back of a lot from the front of the lot. so, all just to say, this is about fire safety. i am not too sure how to argue against this at the expense of fire safety and i do not understand it. i'm disappointed to hear it, but i can also understand that wanting to be in compliance with the state code, but again, as i articulated through this whole process since november 7 through the entire legislative process that any legislation that all of us legislate would go through, and as all us understand, if there is any as articulate board president, there is any legal concern that we could be in violation of state law, for sure we always get precautionary memo. in fact, i think most of us would get that before our legislation is even drafted. hey, this isn't going to fly because let's do some research on what it means for state code a

so, this may be something the fire marshal office can do under the approved by fire marshal standards, but i encourage that to be considered moving forward. thank you. >> i just want to add that the amendments speak to ul-2272 in addition to 2849 as well as european standards and then what was just mentioned which was a standard approved by the fire department, which gives wiggle room and you also see in the legislation reference to ul-1564, 1310 and 1012. >> thank you president peskin. >> thank you. next speaker, please. come forward. just to mention, the room is getting crowded. we have capacity for 250 people. please make sure you find a seat and i think we should be able to accommodate everyone. get the next speaker, please. >> thank you very much. i also like to thank president peskin and ourfire marshal. this is a very critical ordinance we are about to pass hopefully. hopefully very soon. i represent 1100 sacramento street and i have collaborated with 1200 sacramento street and 1750 taylor representing about 200 units of private hoa which is not covered i believe under the stat

that was bonnie glazer from the german marshall fund talking to me earlier. the u. s. has carried out a 2nd day of military strikes on the rebel targets in yemen. us officials say the new targets posed a threat to shipping in the red sea, which has been disrupted by the attacks in recent weeks with the leaders have vowed to retaliate following the attacks. the aftermath of air strikes on who's the targets. the ripples said, at least 5 people were killed. as 2 waves of strikes had 28 targets in parts of government control by the rebels. the us and u. k. say the strikes were acts of self defense. the who is these are backed by iran. they've been targeting ships in the red sea for weeks with a group releasing this voltage in november. a bit. spiker is appearing to seize a vessel. it claims the attacks or in response to israel is war in gaza against the radical islam is from us organizations. which the u. s. b, u and other countries, i'm labeled a terrorist group a different ship though, the u. s. s. carney launched another attack on saturday, destroying a who was the rada

marshal in missouri over the phone. he confirmed lower on gilbert was arrested in kansas city just outside of about 20 minutes east. several law enforcement agencies have spent more than 24 hours trying to track him down. the agent tells us investigators in california as the u.s. marshals office to check out several locations in kansas city as they believed he knew people in the area. they've been on the lookout for about a week now around 2.30, on wednesday afternoon. they found him in a car in a parking lot in blue springs, missouri, as i said, just east of kansas city. very close. the agent says gilbert got out of the car and tried to run away. but quickly surrendered. officials say he was not armed and take a look at this. this is the original shot. that mug shot that we showed you from the alameda county sheriff's office. we've been showing it to you since 2021. and on this side, you can see the new mug shot from missouri. you can see and he's growing out his hair. he's also got a new tattoo on his forehead. gilber

we are not a marshal stack, not sort of... we are not a marshal stack. we — not sort of.... we are a _ not sort of... we are not a marshal stack, we are a civil— not sort of... we are not a marshal stack, we are a civil society. - stack, we are a civil society. you're — stack, we are a civil society. you're not _ stack, we are a civil society. you're not invested in your own stakeholders. i was in the us when joe biden was putting together his cabinet and his defence secretary lloyd austin was a former very senior general, that was hugely controversial. i think congress had to vote to agree that a military person rather than a civilian could be secretary of defence. so over there it is seen as an article of faith that there is a civilian control of the defence forces. so, whether that makes it sound a bit ground, fundamentally this was just a government reshuffle and ben wallace wanted to stand down, but the fact that grant shapps had not been a soldier probably wasn't what concerned conservative mps, it was more the sense that he is a very smooth media operator, but doesn'

i'm your fire marshal in san francisco fire department. i just wanted to give you some additional context of what give you a visual, more of what's actually happening, and i'll invite chief of operations. uh, darius fletcher up to explain. he's the one in charge of fire ground operations. and that's what this is all about. um, as we build additional housing in, uh, somebody has to put it out. something happens. right? emergency will happen, and we want to be there. so uh, on the screen here, you show what the legislation will allow. and this is from the planning department's website. a typical west side home 100 by 20. you can build a two up to two two units in the back as uh, carl had mentioned. but if something was to happen in the back, how do we get back there? um, what is enough distance for fire ground operations? and we say fire ground operations. we talk about how do we get ladders, hose people and rescues to happen. so we didn't just come up with five feet out of the blue. we actually actually asked our members to go out there and

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grand marshal? plus a local swim center shuts down how hundreds of young swimmers are affected without a place to train. >> and tonight rain is back all across the bay area. lawrence, has your full forecast com this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> it is 11, 15 on this wet tuesday night. taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza today, folks across the bay had to deal with wet weather as rain came down. >> kind of off and on all day long. >> it's that time of the storm doors wide open. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been busy tracking all the storms. yeah, we're running a litt

now earlier i spoke to bonnie glazer, the managing director of the endo pacific program at the german marshall fund. she explained to us what lodging days when means for taiwan as well. first and foremost, it's a victory for taiwan democracy that despite china is attempts to interfere in the elections of that they did hold a legitimate election out. only 40 percent of timelines voters are cast. their votes for lighting does start with 60 percent voted for the opposition. and that is an expression of dissatisfaction to some extent current policies. but nonetheless, i expect that there will be consistency, especially in foreign policy. that means approach to china to the united states and uh, and to europe. i do think that ty, once a partnership with the world with democracies will remain very strong. and you mentioned continuity in foreign policy lodging. k has said, he vows to defend taiwan from what he calls china's intimidation. what is a james initial reaction been to his victory as well, making expected lights and go to wind. and so they were well prepared. the initial reaction and my view

we've seen them marshalling some international supports of an in favor of their position. and you know, there's some, all the is never recognize. some of the lands self declared independence and, and so they view this as part of their territory. they view this as a sovereignty issue. so, so they're definitely quite upset and i think that has reverberating consequences for the horn of africa that you feel some of the relationship, especially from a security standpoint, is quite important in terms of combat emails for bob and security along their border. and so if, if this dispute is not resolved, no attention is continued to flare. uh, you know, i think we should be worried about repercussions around those lines. uh, does that mean that is the opiate could withdrawal uh, with, with the, the, its presence in some of the, of the troops fighting all ship bible or is it not going to go that far? well i think that's far, you know, some of the as, and the as you will be both of been a little careful around this, you know, they haven't resorted to very quick sort of, um, you know,

this form a parking lot is now home to over 100 survivors of the marshall town fire. one of south africa's west recent tragedies. they were relocated to denver, assuming industrial area, with hardly any shops or schools. the new temporary homes have no power or indoor plumbing residents, so i'm happy with the conditions. before we came here, we thought this would be a good place, but this is not a good place to stay. when you look at the hygiene and health, it's a problem. the student be so in delilah is a single mother and he's worried about her safety and that of her children will call me by my god, hold in that it's that night we often hear gunshots. there are many gunshots, and it makes me afraid. yeah, i also don't feel good about the hygiene here. we have children and it should be clean back to the residence, right, the table to any way and then will by come on, they should and stole drains and let them know about when i know my, my thing, the lack of drains creates a big problem that in mind, for the supplement flags on days of tv raid, the card was between the

fund here, heather conley, she, and this marshall fund and also the howard buffett foundation, they've started a big campaign together where their experts are going all over the country, especially the states, the farm states inside the country, to explain why it's in the interest of ordinary americans to help ukraine, and we can see this plot. viselstap is the english name for small railway stations where the train stops only on demand. in american history , short pre-election rallies of politicians, which they held directly from the train in 1948, the famous resignation of president harry truman by america provided him with re-election and support for the idea of. in 1947, when the idea appeared to help europe recover after the second world war, the americans were not there. from that , inflation was high , sounds familiar, at that time the truman administration was going all over the country, they were reaching out to every section of the population, they were telling people, let us explain why this is important, if we don't, all the extraordinary the sacrifices we all had to make w

we've seen them marshalling some international supports of in favor their position. and you know, there's some of the, as never recognize some of the lands, self declared independence and, and so they view this as part of their territory. they view this as a sovereignty issue. so, so they're definitely quite upset. and i think that has reverberating consequences for the horn of africa that you feel some of the relationship, especially from a security standpoint, is quite important in terms of combat in officer bob and security along their border. and so if, if this dispute is not resolved, you know, tensions continue to flare. uh, you know, i think we should be worried about repercussions around those lines. uh, does that mean that is the opiate could withdrawal uh, with, with the, the, its presence in some of the other troops fighting, also bible or is it not going to go that far as well? i think that's far, you know, somebody is and then you will be both have been a little careful around this, you know, they haven't resorted to very quick sort of, um, you know, emo

we can talk now to bonnie glazer, who is the managing director for the a new pacific at the german marshall fund and joined us today from washington d. c. a. bonnie: what does a logic taste when mean for tie one as well. first and foremost, it's a victory for taiwan democracy that despite china is attempts to interfere in the elections. of that they did hold a legitimate election. only 40 percent of timelines voters are cast. their votes for lighting does start with 60 percent voted for the opposition. and that is an expression of dissatisfaction to some extent current policies. but nonetheless, i expect that there will be consistency, especially in foreign policy. that means approach to china to the united states and uh, and to europe. i do think that ty, once a partnership with the world with democracies will remain very strong. and you mentioned continuity in foreign policy. liking tay has said he vows to defend taiwan from what he calls china's intimidation. what is a james initial reaction? been to his victory as well been doing, expected lighting got to win and so they were well prepa

um, they're, they're, they're marshalling some of their allies around this. they're present in some international forums where obviously some of the land doesn't have a seat, you know, whether that's originally up a you, but even internationally at the u. n. level. and in so there is some leverage and in that regard that i think some of the a can can marshal some, some support. but if we're talking in terms of physically trying to, to stop something or trying to, to prevent somebody, i think that's a difficult prospect to see in one that really opens up the prospect of, of a wider concept. no more. are there any signs now that if you, if he has taken this step of any science other nations could follow susan, recognizing somebody lined in some way, especially considering its strategic location. so i haven't really seen any, you know, indications specifically from, from other nations that would follow suit. you know, there's always been this theory that uh, at least you know, the theory that, that those and, and some of the land promote that. they just need one

army base in the marshall islands, the wave striking roi-namur island saturday night, home to some of the u.s. army's most sophisticated space-tracking equipment. the force of the water plowing through the doors. another wave rushing in, taking out the windows. --. >> get out of here! >> reporter: pitching everyone into darkness as the lights go out. the army saying only a few minor injuries were sustained, but about 80 people were evacuated to the nearby kwajalein atoll. the army now assessing the damage by air, finding massive damage to the island's infrastructure and multiple areas under standing water. the marshall islands is a nation of low-lying islands and atolls halfway between hawaii and australia. it's considered the front lines of climate change, as rising sea levels contribute to powerful waves and flooding. these images showing damage to the chapel and dining facility. >> this is going to go down in history books as one of its most challenging times ever in its 80-year history. >> reporter: and david, tonight, the army says recovery at this base could take months. david?

army base in the marshall islands, the wave striking roi in namur island saturday night, home to some of the u.s. army's most sophisticated space-tracking equipment. the force of the water plowing through the doors. another wave rushing in, taking out the windows. >> get out of here. >> reporter: pitching them into darkness as the lights go out. the army saying there were only a few minor injuries. about 80 people evacuated to the nearby kwajalein atoll. the army now assessing the damage by air, finding massive damage to the island's inf infrastructure and multiple areas under standing water. the marshall islands is a nation of low-lying islands and atolls halfway between hawaii and australia. it's considered the front lines of climate change, as rising sea levels contribute to powerful waves and flooding. these images showing damage to the chapel and dining facility. >> this is going to go down in history books as one of its most challenging times ever in its 80-year history. >> reporter: and david, tonight, the army says recovery at this base could take months. david? >> david: trev

this former parking lot is now home to over 100 survivors of the marshall town fire. one of south africa's west recent tragedies they were relocated to denver assuming industrial area with hardly any shops or schools. the new temporary homes have no power or indoor plumbing. residents, so i'm happy with the conditions. before we came here, we thought this would be a good place, but this is not a good place to stay. when you look at the hygiene and health, it's a problem. the student be soon davila is a single mother and he's worried about her safety and that of her children. me. bumbled up hold and now it's at night we often hear gunshots. there are many gunshots, and it makes me afraid. yeah, i also don't feel good about the hygiene here. we have children and it should be clean back to the residence, right? the table to any way when i move by come on, they should install drains and let them know about when i know my, my 3, the lack of drains create a big problem. that in mind, for the supplement flags on days of tv raid. the card was between the corrugated iron check

we've seen a lot of statements from the somali government, we've seen them marshalling some international supports of and favor their position . and you know, there's some of the, as never recognized some of the lands, self declared independence and, and so they view this as part of their territory. they view this as a sovereignty issue. so, so they're definitely quite upset. and i think that has reverberating consequences for the horn of africa that you feel some of the relationship, especially from a security standpoint, is quite important in terms of calm body, melcher bob and security along their border. and so if, if this dispute is not resolved, no attention is continued to flare. uh, you know, i think we should be worried about repercussions around those lines. uh, does that mean that is the opiate could withdrawal uh, with, with that its presence in some of the other troops fighting all should bible or is it not going to go that far as well? i think that's far, you know, some of the as, and if you will be both of been a little careful around this, you know, they haven't resorted t

we've seen them marshalling some international supports of and favor their position. and, and, you know, there's some of the, as never recognize some of the lands, self declared independence and, and so they view this as part of their territory. they view this as a sovereignty issue. so, so they're definitely quite upset. and i think that has reverberating consequences for the horn of africa that you feel some of the relationship, especially from a security standpoint, is quite important in terms of calm body. now sure, bob and security along their border. and so if, if this dispute is not resolved, no attention is continued to flare. uh, you know, i think we should be worried about repercussions around those lines. uh, does that mean that is the opiate could withdrawal uh with, with that its presence in some of the other troops fighting all should bible or is it not going to go that far? well i think that's far, you know, some of the as, and the as you will be both of been a little careful around this, you know, they haven't resorted to very quick sort of, um, you kn

this form a parking lot is now home to over 100 survivors of the marshall town fire. one of south africa's west recent tragedies. they were relocated to denver assuming industrial area with hardly any shops or schools. the new temporary homes have no power or indoor plumbing residents, so i'm happy with the conditions. before we came here, we thought this would be a good place, but this is not a good place to stay. when you look at the hygiene and health, it's a problem. a tim b soon de la is a single mother, and he's worried about her safety and that of her children will call me by my god, hold the matter except night. we often hear gunshots. there are many gunshots, and it makes me afraid. yeah, i also don't feel good about the hygiene here. we have children and it should be clean back to the residence, right? the table to any way when i move them on, they should install drains and let them know about when i know my, my thing, the lack of drains creates a big problem that in mind, for the supplement flags on days of tv raid the card was between the corrugated iron c

we've seen them marshalling some international supports of and favor their position. and, and, you know, there's some of the, as never recognize some of the lands, self declared independence and, and so they view this as part of their territory. they view this as a sovereignty issue. so, so they're definitely quite upset and i think that has reverberating consequences for the horn of africa that you feel some of the relationship, especially from a security standpoint, is quite important in terms of calm body. now. sure, bob and security long there border. and so if, if this dispute is not resolved, if you know tensions continue to flare, you know, i think we should be worried about repercussions around those lines. uh, does that mean that is the opiate could withdrawal with, with that it's presence in some of the other troops fighting all should bible or is it not going to go that far as well? i think that's far, you know, somebody is and then you will be both have been a little careful around this, you know, they haven't resorted to very quick sort of, um, you know,

that was bonnie glazer from the german marshall fund talking to me earlier. c, u. s. has carried out. ms file strikes on who the rebels in yemen. us officials say the new targets posed a threat to shipping in the red sea, which has been disrupted by who the attacks in recent weeks. routine leaders have vowed to retaliate following the attacks. the after massive air strikes on who's the targets. the ripples said at least 5 people were killed. as 2 waves of strikes had 28 targets in parts of yemen, controlled by the rebels. the us and u. k. say the strikes were acts of self defense. the who is these are backed by iran. they've been targeting ships in the red sea for weeks with a group releasing this voltage in november. a bit. spiker is appearing to seize a vessel. it claims the attacks or in response to israel is war in gaza against the radical islam is how much organizations in the u. s. b, u and other countries. i'm labeled a terrorist group a different ship though, the us. it's connie launched another attack on saturday, destroying a who was the radar station with a