they're sure that the votes out of fulton county shouldn't count and they can figure out a way to saypiracy theory promoting trump supporters should get to have a look at absentee ballots from fulton county and he ordered that they be allowed to look at images from the ballots and even expects the original physical ballots although unlike arizona fulton county would not be allowed to just hand the ballots over to them. well that was an initial ruling and today the judge held a hearing which election officials tried to get him to dismiss the case before it goes any further. the judge heard arguments for about three hours. he did not rule today and he said he needs more time to think about it but we're rule as quickly as possible. the reason we're watching this is that maybe soon we will hear that the judge shut the door completely on republican fantasies of trying to overturn the 2020 election in georgia already or maybe he will let them have their so-called audit of those ballots in the cyber ninjas people will move over there to. we shall see. watch this please. but new cascade plati

you tweeted something about fulton county. your concerns about what happens in full on the county.re starting to see the light. great for america. the thrust of your tweets is that they're revelations that fulton county is unable to produce all ballot drop box transfer documents and invested thoroughly as we have other counties that failed to follow rules on the drop boxes. this cannot continue. you have to say there's been a leadership fail in full on the county. some people will look at that and think back to fulton county on election night and were there errors and people on this list that can't vote anymore that did vote in that election? >> of the 118,000 people coming off of these roles, none of them voted. we had two dead people that voted. two dead people. but what we're talking about with full full is really systemic mismanagement that goes back to 1993. the first secretary of state that got them on a descent decree which allowed a monitor in there. he presented these fundings to our office and the state election board. they put that information out to the press. he also m

they will remain in the care and security of fulton county. it is also possible he'll require them to submit their findings to the court before they go out and talk about them publicly. he is trying to put some guard rails in place but obviously it is going to be quite a spectacle no matter what. >> sara murray, appreciate it. now the effort election doubters in georgia, pennsylvania, and elsewhere have modeled their would be so-called audits after. in our last hour we heard from the arizona secretary of state kitty hobbs about her concerns as the audit there wraps up. joining us now is maricopa county recorder and republican steven richard. appreciate you being with us. what is your understanding of what is going to happen when the so-called -- these, quote-unquote, results come out from the so-called audit in arizona and what exactly is the process for returning the ballots? >> thank you very much for having me on. i really appreciate it. part of the problem is we haven't gotten clarity about this process. we don't know what to expect. we do

that fulton county elections director's worked on elections for 22 years. he's also volunteered as an elections observer overseas. he said his experience dealing with trump supporters right now, quote, it seem like we were descending into this third-world mentality. i never expected that out of this country. election supervisors now telling reuters they fear high numbers of temporary workers who regularly staff polling sites won't return for any future votes because they want to avoid harassment and threats. and potentially, violence. one polling manager, telling a hair-raising story from the night of the january senate runoff in georgia. this is amazing. after the polls closed, she was quote driving to deliver ballots to an elections office in bardo county. the polling manager, who is black, was traveling with her daughter. also, a poll worker hired temporarily for the election. on a dark, rural, two-lane road, they noticed they were being followed by an suv. the manager called 9-1-1, as her daughter sped toward town with the suv nearly running them off th

of fulton county's 2020 elections. somebody in your family's going to have a very unfortunate incident. those were all set to brad brat brad raffensperger's wife. mr. raffensperger and his family and his staff viewed these and other threatening messages to his wife as an effort to try to cross him into resigning from his job. he's not resigning. he's in fact running for reelection in georgia against a bat trump backed challenger who is running his his whole campaign on the stop the steal camps conspiracy theory. but the harassment, even from high-ranking official like that has gone beyond threats in text messages. this is from reuters today. quote, a late november, the family went into hiding for nearly a week after intruders broke into the home of their daughter in law. an incident the family believed was intended to intimidate them. that evening, people who identify themselves to police as, oath keepers, the far-right militia group that supported trump's bid to overturn the election, they were found outside the raffe

richard baron is the fulton county election director. we talked to him in the georgia presidential race that was too close to call. >> you haven't gotten pressure from the campaigns but do you feel pressure on your shoulders? >> yes. we want to make sure all the votes count. >> reporter: election workers did their jobs well but trump's innuendos resulted in -- >> hundreds of phone calls, emails threatening hanging. there was one in particular that really alarmed him. a caller had said that they were planning on standing him before a firing squad and killing him. >> here is the audio of one of those phone calls. >> i think you need a pair of handcuffs slapped on you. it's quite obvious the fraud that went on so why don't you just come out and admit it and quit jerking the american people around. just wondering how much they paid you. when i'm done with you, you'll be in prison. >> the day after the capitol insurrection cnn asked brad raffensperger what he would say to donald trump? >> obviously that's why i've said from day one we have to

infection rates are coming down in fulton now, so| coming down in fulton now, so clearly the measureswe will be up to prevent our rates getting up to the sort of level that bolton got to and be able to maintain the current levels of normality. maintain the current levels of normality-— normality. this measure was announced — normality. this measure was announced by _ normality. this measure was announced by the _ normality. this measure was announced by the health - normality. this measure was - announced by the health secretary in the comments. how much consultation was there between yourselves and central government?— central government? there was discussion _ central government? there was discussion between _ central government? there was discussion between officials - central government? there was l discussion between officials going on over a period of time about package of measures might constitute. there was political briefings. so these are things that we believe that we have been consulted upon, and certainly in general, are very supportive of the measures will surviving the

fulton includes most of the city of atlanta. votes come from, and it's been the focus of election fraud fantasy for months now. there are reports that it shouldn't count and they can figure out a way to say. last month a judge actually agreed that these conspiracy theory-promoting trump supporters should get to have a look at absentee ballots from fulton county. he ordered that they be allowed to look at the images of the ballots and even to inspect the original ballots. unlike alabama, they would not be allowed to just hand the ballots over. that was the initial ruling. today the judge held a hearing at which election officials tried to get him to dismiss the case before it goes any further. the judge heard arguments for about three hours. he did not rule. he said he needs time to think about it but will rule as quickly as possible. the reason we're watching is that, you know, maybe we'll hear that the judge shut the door completely on republican fantasies trying to overturn the 2020 election in georgia already. or maybe he wil

to help students like harmonee, fulton county doubled the number of schools offering summer classes,d course options, and opened the program to all students. but finding enough teachers was a challenge, even after thousand-dollar bonuses were offered. >> our teachers, quite honestly, are exhausted. i could have probably put about 30 more kids in summer school, had i had more teachers. >> sy: summer school is just one tool in bringing kids up to grade level. research shows more time in the classroom during the regular year and specialized tutoring programs also help. both school districts have no illusions that a few weeks in the summer alone can combat the covid slide. >> our belief is not that everything will be resolved at the end of june 2021. >> we know that we have to have a long-term perspective on our plan moving forward. this can't be made up in one year. >> sy: both atlanta public and fulton county districts have three-year plans to get students back up to speed. summer programs are voluntary, unlike regular school, and registration fell short of district goals, meaning many

told the applicants, no job, no job. charlie shouldn't be our own choice. choice project or not over fulton, anybody. what was signed as a company. we have an obligation to start from customers and therefore we're not like, you know, giving anybody any problems at all. what's the chance? so in other bullshit and the course, but it rules them out basically you, if you want to work for charlie, you got to get the job. well, you don't look at the child. he was a plumbing company. we left 450 people and i 2 percent of style already back to travel. i sent you adults already. so why, why would you not unless it's a medical race and what would you not have to check? well, i mean, you know, i'm not gonna put my stop and customers a risk. why would or, well, i guess there are people with medical conditions. there are pregnant women for example, who can't get the job. i guess that rules out all of those people. well, when she's the minority of people paper, you know, on the lab one the way that people come to the place and general thoughts, everybody else is like, you know, we've, we've been locked o

. >> host: fred in fulton, new york, why don't we test more and publicize more how many do have immunity? >> guest: i think our public health officials have ignored natural immunity all together. let me know if you hear dr. walensky or fauci talk about natural immunity from prior infection with an estimate of how many of the unvaccinated or u.s. population has it? we don't. we hear about vaccinated and unvaccinated. we need to talk about the immune and nonimmune and i go through that data in the "wall street journal" today. >> host: the opinion pages of the wall street purnl headline of the column "the power of natural immunity." we hear from rich in broadheadsville, pennsylvania, good morning. >> caller: yes, hey, good morning. thanks for taking my call. what's up, doc? >> guest: good morning. >> caller: one thing you made a comment on was about the, you know, other diseases, cancer, or alzheimer's or whatnot. why after all of these years the billions of dollars we still don't have a vaccine that we can say treat this for your lung cancer or pancreatic cancer, i just lost a friend of mi

when can i set members to oppose what he calls a dangerous left wing governance of harry, fulton, and wester islam? the question is how much nothing you know, who can try to peel away some of these right wing as a who for now at least remain part of the coalition in, in utero as it was there trying to put it together. and also the, the question is when this book will take place now the head of the, of the opposition. yeah. le paid, who has formed this coalition and has decided to step aside and allow natalie bennett to go 1st as prime minister. he wants to try to unseat the current very netanyahu friendly speaker of the house and have a vote on monday. israel's defense minister, meanwhile, has been made to your secretary state antony blinking, and washington as he seeks more military aid. benny gans wants a $1000000000.00 to upgrade israel defenses. dance will also discuss the iran nuclear deal. now the headlines, security forces in sudan have closed up all major roads leading to government and military headquarters in the capital costume activists marking the 2nd anniversary of the 2

[gavel bangs] chief justice roberts: we will hear argument this morning in case number-123, fulton versus city of philadelphia. ms. windham. ms. windham: mr. chief justice, and may 8 please the court, the courts below made a simple error. they failed to understand where employment division versus smith controls and where it doesn't. smith doesn't control when the government uses a system of individualized exemptions or when it makes other exceptions that undermine its rules or when it changes the rules to prohibit a religious practice. philadelphia made all three of those errors here. the city still can't identify a neutral, generally applicable law, even after six attempts. and it now acknowledges its decisions are subjective and individualized. yet, the courts below still applied smith. they even said smith would be a dead letter if petitioners prevailed. that demonstrates the confusion and instability smith has caused. respondents, rather than defend smith, ask the court for a newly minted constitutional standard that's even less protective of religious exercise. that approach has no b

and fulton is it a beautiful grandmother african-american, a devout roman catholic who through catholic social services of philadelphia had ministry taken into her beautiful home foster children in her place eventually hopefully for adoption rated and this is been work, her life calling as a layperson for 30 years. in the city of philadelphia anchor license catholic social services based upon an article that appeared in philadelphia newspaper. the pointed out that csf would not place foster children in a nontraditional family. no one had complained. and there were plenty of service providers who would in fact gladly place children in nontraditional homes including homes of same-sex partners and same-sex married couples.ma that one article in years culture report, how did the city council the other city officials of philadelphia to say, we are going to condemn bigotry. and so weig anchor license. there are hundredss of children in philadelphia need to be placed. and yet cfs is been sidelined. he could no longer providess the services. so happily, the firemen rushed to the rescue of csf.

state like arizona, joe biden won, now there's an effort to have another so-called audit here in fultoned. joe biden won, donald trump lost. texas is one of the states we're watching because of republican efforts to roll back voting rights from how people were able to vote in 2020 to make it harder in 2022 and beyond. one of the big areas of concern for texas republicans, a major growth here in harris county, so they're trying to roll back things like drop boxes, things like mail-in votings, things that helped democrats do very well here, even though donald trump and republicans still won easily in the statewise races, what's fascinating about this as it plays out, even a place like pennsylvania, one of the close ones, joe biden won pennsylvania, trump supporting republicans from pennsylvania have traveled to arizona, to get a peek at the so-called audit to see, maybe we should try that here. listen here, to al schmidt, a philadelphia commissioner who says, please, no. >> i hope every county across the commonwealth is watching this closely, and what some of our legislators are trying to

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fulton v. philadelphia and ncaa v. alston. >> sure, the first one you mentioned is part of a long line of cases where the supreme court is really trying to balance antidiscrimination laws that are meant to protect lgbt citizens with the first amendment right to practice your religion freely. it's a subject that the supreme court has really been trying to engage and trying to find that right balance. and, you know, this is one of those cases that's really sympathetic to the religious issue here, and that's because it has to do with philadelphia's foster care system and catholic social services. catholic social services has actually been involved in the foster care program for longer than the city itself. yet the city has said it can no longer participate in most of the foster care system because it has said that it will not place foster care children with same-sex couples. that's a really tough case for the justices, that's one that i do expect to be handed down the last week of the supreme court term even though it too

there are frequent options with the 5 fulton and the 38 geary nearby.t is a route that we hear request about particularly through the tenderloin. we'll look at for january as part of our overall trade-off discussion. >> director lai: thank you. on the cable car mock service, congratulations on bringing that back. just curious, how the public can provide feedback? is there any information to share? >> i think we're still designing that. i think the intent is to keep it pretty simple and have either using social media or sharing feedback with the staff on board so that we can make changes enhancements in realtime. >> director lai: thank you. i would like to suggest again that you use the qr code. it's simple way to connect people with whatever platform you want them to submit feedback to. last question has to do with the tudor situation. just confirming what i had understood, which is that in march, the contractor submitted for substantial completion and reached that milestone. >> let me clear about the substantial completion. it's a very good question. t

the officials who couldn't explain it but nevertheless testified about it was general named charles fulton. general charles flynn was the younger brother of trump national security adviser mike flynn who of course called on trump supporters to come to the capital on january 6th. who publicly called on trump to declare martial law and have the military takeover the country and re-run the election in swing states where trump lost. mike flynn's brother charlie on january 6th was the deputy chief of staff of the united states army which, he described as essentially being the ceo, the chief operating officer of the united states army. after the attack happened on january 6th, one hard question started to be asked about why the national guard wasn't there, why the national guard took so long to get there, why request after request after request of the pentagon produce no help at all for hours and hours and hours. one hard questions for started to be asked about what happened there, the pentagon initially made false public statements saying that general charles flynn, mike flynn's younger brother

she actually joined the majority in both of these cases, but in fulton, the gay right case, she pen a concurrence, saying she would be open to a case that would consider whether or not the court overruled that precedent, diplomat decision versus smith. she just didn't think it was relevant or necessary to do so in this particular case. i think tipping her hand at that, that she has a more sweeping vision of religious freedom perhaps than what might have been expected from her at the confirmation, that she's willing to go there? the future, but just not right now. >> thank you so much for your analysis here. i know you have other obligations, and i appreciate you being with us. ari melber, same question to you. >> i think the bigheadline is obamacare is one of the most challenging pieces and has been found time and time again to be lawful and constitutional. it's a bit of the paradox in the law where if you challenge it a lot and you actually get to court, you either ding it or chip away at it or reinforce it and supersize it. whether one likes the law or not as a policy matter, as a l

another warned keep opposing the audit of fulton county's 2020 election ballots and somebody is goinger-in-law's house. that same night the oath keepers a far right militia group that has supported trump's bid to overturn the election were found outside the home. violent threats were also made to lower level election workers. here is one recording of many that the fulton county elections director received. >> you fleed to get your act together or people like me will really -- go after people like you. it's -- there will be a riot i think somewhere. >> these violent threats have gone national. katy hobbs arizona secretary of state is getting death threats to this day because of her opposition to the fraudulent and dangerous election review happening in her state. arizona has become the big lie mecca hosting delegations of republicans from georgia, alaska, colorado, and virginia to name a few looking to spread these legally dubious, un-democratic side shows to their own states. yesterday wisconsin republicans announced they were sending a delegation to arizona. the trip will be paid for

goal stood, 2—1 portugal fulton now heading out. need a hand? not really advised inside the box.y did not concede again. not that big a stretch on this crazy night. rui patricio, post, paul pogba perplexed. but pleased come full—time. two having through. portugal too. full—time. two having through. portugaltoo. on full—time. two having through. portugal too. on a night to live long in the memory. ben croucher, bbc news. earlier this evening, sweden and spain secured their qualification from group e. three—time champions spain got their first win of the tournament with a 5—0 victory over slovakia, this bizarre own goal from newcastle's martin dubravka opening the scoring. manchester city players aymeric laporte and ferran torres also got on the scoresheet in seville, and the result means the spaniards will play croatia in the last 16 in copenhagen on monday. poland are out despite the best efforts of robert lewandowski. he struck twice as they fought back from 2—0 down against sweden. but substitute viktor clarsson scored in the 93rd minute to send the swedes through as group winn

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but visitors at fulton lake were in for a shock. the water was so low that bet ramps were closed. the swimmers actually have a new beach, too, that used to be under water. the lake's surface is about 400 feet below sea level. >>> there's a new push in california to save the monarch butterflies. the butterflies have been disappearing at a high rate. this year the population dropped from 29,000 to, are you ready, under 2,000. the state is putting up about a million dollars for building new habitats and planting milk weed plants, those are the only plants they lay their eggs this is the largest coordinated effort to save the species. >>> so would you be willing to spend two months on a kayak in the middle of the pacific ocean? >> no. but a man is planning to do that. originally from france, he now lives in larkspur. his goal is to go from san francisco to hawai which will take him roughly 70 days. >> everything has been thought in many, many ways, option three, four. safety first, adventure and enjoy the moment. >> reporter: perfect, anything else you want to add? >> i love you, my b

and so clearly kind of the seas more fulton, and we did percentage of increasing that's become more harmful because that is clear research that link the percentage of t c with mental health disorders, which site causes, particularly among young people in the amount of irregular users. but what we haven't seen is that the young people actually are perceiving even less competent as a kind of the central mismatch between the reality and the information can be quite venture to support the public health and particularly for young people. what impact has the pen demik had on drug use when the condemn mika has increase across the wall down? they use economy, and the know maybe can use the all the time for mr to come. so why has crease the use of those dr. typically consuming the social effecting. so impact is like a x z or some stimulant like cocaine in some parts of the world as decrease. and the more more countries legalizing the recreational use of marianna is that the way forward when i said earlier, it's clear that the no medical use them all the kind of this is harmful to that has really all

mr. fulton, personally, was there, and i was among the accompanying delegation. i bought dissipated in the preliminary meetings in january 2020. after that, based on the berlin conference, the security council should the resolution 2510 and this is the ground of accepted by the lesser community. and now by the way, we are ready for the foreign ministers meeting in berlin after 2 or 3 weeks in june. that's why since the beginning we were aiming at making success. fortunately, unfortunately, native in 2011 has destroyed libya level. oh, the gym of get that he was not only toppled, but the country has been destroy. it has been dismantled. the institutions have gone. but allow me, mister minister, you to russia. it also is accused of supporting one fight, wagner, the russian mercenary, made up of former russian military are present in libya. no, no. you supported the half star over the other side. not more than enough was we never impose ourselves for the sake of any party with a levy or outside libya. they were so many soldiers. and as you say, that division was the

it happened from the number 5 fulton street plus back on may second, the video shows a suspect sitting behind the victim and firing up a lighter. investigators say the victim and suspect both boarded at mcallister in laguna streets. police say the suspect in 2 other people of interest got off the bus on mcallister and love is worth streets. san francisco. police are asking the woman to come forward to provide a statement. with more people out and about and tourists returning to san francisco. there's also been a noticeable spike in car break-ins, whether it's overnight or in the middle of the day at a popular tourist spot. kron four's. dan kerman has more on that. >> john locke trust car was broken into over the weekend near is dubose triangle home. you know, you care about this all the time. so i've been very diligent to to not leave anything in their chicago resident jessica hoped was not as lucky when she had her rental car broken into in chinatown on monday. i believe we're on the hook. $500 with the rental company slash insurance. that's our deductible. and as for my stuff. >> the

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this is surveillance video from the number 5 fulton street bus back on may second round 2.30 in the afternoone video shows the suspects it down piece behind the victim and fire up a lighter. investigators later determined the victim and suspect both boarded that mcallister and laguna streets. police also say the suspect and 2 other people of interests got off the bus on the callous or near leavenworth. victim is described as a woman between 5060 years old. with dark hair and glasses police are now asking her to come forward. the victim to help them provide a statement. try to track down the culprit as we switch gears now to take a live look outside. you see the bay bridge toll plaza. a beautiful clear day as we look east to the east bay hills. yeah. basically meteorologist chris is here to tell us all about it. >> yeah. and we're noticing the return of the fog bank right on cue. so june gloom definitely in the forecast. and we're seeing that marine layer returning right along the bay area forecast bring us some breezy winds along the san francisco peninsula coastline at around 25 miles per ho

people who work here, many in particular women who work in retail, who catch the 31 balboa and the 5 fultonstern addition, people who i grew up with who have expressed to me about their concerns for their safety and they've never felt that way in san francisco before. what that means is we have to do more. we have to do more to keep people safe. we have to make sure that we do more to make sure that people have a rewarding experience because when people visit san francisco and they come here, we want them to want to come back. now it's been about, i think, two years, when i announced the ambassador program. karen, you remember when i had that event, and i said we're going to bring retired police officers out of retirement and have an ambassador program solely focused on this particular area in union square. after a few years of bureaucracy, it finally happened, so right now, that ambassador program is really an important part of our recovery. the goal is to have the eyes and the ears on the streets. the goal is to make sure that when people are in crisis, we're able to address those challen

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when the fulton met on the margins of the g. 20 summit in hamburg. and tom promised to launch some, a group such a group. and later on, when she got back to washington, he basically adopt the idea. the traditional us position has always been that it is russia, o, e. she's using the cyber weapons against the united states on the us turn it to. that's why we don't need any asians with you. you should just stop your malign activities or you should stop doing what you're doing. and there was will be today . if i read the decision, say, engineer or a card, actually it seems that the united states. so find that i got denied that it is, 1st of all a bilateral problem. the trash can also have its concerns. and 2nd, that it's not that simple that we don't do need to have a group of professionals, of experts of diplomats to assess these problem. and may be to come up with the conclusion that would assume both sides well, you mentioned previous may be transmitting with an in house and in 2018. and i don't have any analysts. mosca believed that meeting was a vic

the sign is located at north village drive and fulton road and includes a phone number for prospectivelers to call. jenna is a 6th grade teacher in santa rosa. her husband is a mobile electronics technician. they say it's been tough to keep up with other buyers. we've been 7 offers and have been outbid on homes. >> 60, $70,000 over asking price and some of these offers are all cash which we just simply can't compete with. but they are creative. santa rosa's, definitely where we want to go and where we want to be. and we just haven't found perfect home yet. maybe they are one call away. >> in santa rosa felipe called kron 4 news. >> whether it's distribution production, restaurants, every aspect of the food industry struggling to deal with the lingering problems from the pandemic. food banks are still feeling the pinch of the pandemic with one ceo say they're spending close to 500% more in food costs in transportation these days, other food banks say the cost increases are stemming from a surge in demand. so not only does food cost more but more people also need help and inflation conti

this happened on may 2nd on the number five fulton street bus. other passengers came to that woman's aid, and she left before police arrived. the suspected arsonists in two other boys got off the bus and were last seen running on mcallister street. police say they need the public's help in identifying the woman and finding her attacker. and in san francisco's chinatown officers are stepping up efforts to try to reduce crime and violence against the asian community. until now, many china tail merchants have been reluctant to report crimes as ktvu zambelli reports tonight, though, that is changing, thanks to the relationship that these officers are building with the community. oh my ah, the chinatown foot beat unit for san francisco police greets merchants by name, them all, george. um, no, no, no, no, no. officers who speak chinese build relationships with shop owners who speak limited english to build trust. bilingual then they know they can say something. and the police officer, they can help them out. police say chinatown merchants have been re

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the fulton by israeli police use tons when aids on thursday to disperse hundreds of palestinians who gathered in jerusalem's old city to protest against the visit of a leading far right politician. the trouble was triggered by right wing lawmaker been vis visits to a predominantly muslim area of jerusalem. he came to denounce a ban on a nationalist, march flashpoint areas of the city that if witness classes between israelis and palestinians in recent months, refused to gasp. duncan and to disperse, the protest is around a dozen people who reportedly arrested the correspondent, darlene murray, witnessed events, some fold have luckily, and kevin will not go israel. the police have just brutally dispersed people here. they use crowd control weapons, including don grenade. i ship and even use them again. journalist, several of phosphor injured by stank renee, that exploded near as it seems that israeli forces continue to go off to journalists to report on these events. they don't differentiate between journalists and demonstrators, israeli for to future gas today to disperse protesters a

this last week were guessing from keynote speakers, including russian president vladimir fulton, who gave his views on domestic and global issues that's usually portraying because got the highlights from the 1st face to face global financial event of the year. here in the rushing northern capital at the st. petersburg, international economic form, the biggest international offline business gathering since the peak of the pandemic . for the 1st time we heard the russian president talk about what he expects of his upcoming summit with joe biden. they're meeting as president for the 1st time you got the machine, we planned to discuss the relations and we need to find ways to regulate them because they are a very low point. about the moments we will be talking about strategic stability, regulating conflicts in the world. hotspots disarmament, the pandemic, and the environment. it will soon be exactly one year since washes 1st vaccines put an agree was registered for use in this country. and the experience in the use of vaccines has allowed watermark to talk about what he called impressiv

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