krishna surasi: ya, bueno, okey, gracias.información que necesite, para protegerse contra el covid, durante esta temporada. a continuación aquí en comunidad del valle, las coronas navideñas; no se nos vayan. [música] ¡bienvenido al lugar más feliz del mundo! donde tu felicidad... ¡está en todas partes! Él está ¡yujuuuu! feliz. y ellos, aún más felices. ¡y tú el más feliz de todos! porque este lugar... tiene más tipos de felicidad de la que nunca imaginaste. descúbrelos cada vez que nos visites. ¡bienvenido a tu lugar más feliz del mundo! sólo en el disneyland resort. por tiempo limitado, los niños de 3 a 9 años pueden visitar un parque temático del disneyland resort® por $50 por niño con un boleto especial de 1 día, 1 parque. con un boleto especial aquí a comunidad del valle; marco díaz es un cadete militar en la universidad de santa clara en el programa rotc, nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle; bienvenido al programa, marco. marco díaz: muchísimas gracias. damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí; platíquenos lo que hac

krishna: it is, yeah.e, since any vaccine that's been out since september is different from prior vaccines and it's protecting against the predominant types of covid that are being transmitted. damian: wow! some important information and again, you should log on to the website for the public health department in santa clara county because they do have some valuable information there. there's a website on your screen there, you'll find out more about this latest strain of covid and how you can protect yourself at home and as the doctor mentioned, you are eligible to receive four free home test kits from the federal government. wendy will show you how to do that in our next segment. so stay with us here on "comunidad del valle". ♪♪♪ dr. krishna surasi, the assistant public health officer for the public health department in santa clara county. and so again, i recently took the vaccine and i also at the same time, the same day, the same visit to the pharmacy, i took the flu shot. is there a fear that not enoug

ash krishna zwami is a journalist and podcaster who joins us. welcome to the program. i guess i'm going to start out with uh the most recent trip that the us national security advisor made to the area and uh it was very um i'm not too sure. i'm going to say awkward hearing the words we're going to go from high intensity. low intensity, which gives the impression, i say, odd, that from high intensity killing we're going to go to lower intensity killing, based on the number of deaths that have happened at this point, 18,00 palestinians murdered, first of all, what kind of messages did you observe for him to have given in a strip? mostly, it is that joe biden has said this, and he's merely relaying it, this message that there are no red lines. for israel, so they've talked about having red lines for russia, if russia crosses, blah blah blah, there's going to be a red line and we're going to get involved, but for israel, joe biden has out loud said there are no red lines and we don't want to have it set any, and then the national security advisor has also said that, and th

ash krishna swami, journalist and podcaster me from st. defense secretary reiterating his country support for tel aviv, as a regime continues to unleash atrocities in gaza. speaking of the reagan national defense forum loyd austin sought to dispell doubts that the us can afford military support for both. israel in the war on gaza and ukraine in the conflict with russia. he said that the us can, in his words, direct resources of multiple theoters. the washington would not allow the palestinian resistant movement of hamas or russian president vladimir putin to win. the us currently supplies israel with nearly $3.8 billions of military assistant annually. the white is also as congress additional $14 billion dollars for israel, and that will focus on providing air and missile. support and replenishing us military stock piles given to israel. labanan sa resistant movement has launched new retaliatory attacks against israel. the group says it's hit several bases in kafa with missiles. an armored israeli vehicle in baiethalal was also targeted. t

now podcaster and journalist sasha krishna swami has told us about the us involvement in israel's genocidal war and washington's regional moves that could lead to the escalation of war in west asia, they know that their war is not going well, so they are trying to draw in more parties into the war, especially us, uk, nato forces, this would make no sense to needlessly create a tinder for a an entire. war that can spread to many many countries, so i think it is intentional on the part of the israeli forces in order to draw, in order to deepen the commitment and involvement of nato and especially the us and uk forces into coming into more direct aid in my opinion. this year there have been 99 attacks against different like us bases or us locations in many countries from all from many parties, so the us is already feeling vulnerable because they know that they can't actually compete um in the economic front when the market when when the playing field is even and so they only have their military front and that's not going so well um so in that regards yeah us's hegemony is being threatened all

it’s called, okay, ethnicity articles , thank you for your attention, see you again, all the best, krishnaो पाला, गिरिधर को पाला. dialogue with the whole country, dialogue with everyone, results of the year with vladimir putin on december 14 at 12:00 moscow time. the topic we have today is serfdom, well, at first glance, purely internal affairs, but remembering klyuchevsky, who said that russia fell behind the west precisely by serfdom, that is, how cevsky calculated i don’t know how by 2 from 2 centuries the topic is of course directly related to the west, because everything in general in our relations with the west depended on this lag, so of course we need to talk about this too, and when russia got rid of serfdom, it actually began to move closer to the west, switching to capitalist rails, and this was actually discussed then wrote that russia had finally gotten rid of slavery, but serfdom was called slavery, even officially. documents, of course, hello, this is a historical podcast, russia and the west on the swing of history, pyotr romanov and sergey solovyov are with you, today we w

now let's bring in ashah krishna swami, journalist and podcaster in st. petersburg, good to have you with us. yes, so you just heard the story, was there anything else they could have done to the hospital? i mean, i've heard stories where they attacked set attack dogs a man in a wheelchair at the hospital, and um, so the atrocities keep pililing on, there seems to be more and more, as more and more time goes on, we keep hearing more and more atrocities going on, um, and... yeah, they bulldozed people right in front of the hospital so that many are under rubble in front of witnesses, so it is clear what their mission is, and it is to maximize civilian casualties, otherwise there is absolutely no reason to attack a hospital, which is forbidden again in the un conventions against genocide of course. yeah, of course, you know, it's also the people, buse they have nowhere else to go, there is no. place in gaza, so many of them are displaced, so those idps simply take shelter in hospitals, so it's both the displaced people, it's the medical staff, it's journali

and ama, the ag's office took over this case in may of 2021 after solano county district attorney krishna abrams recused herself from the case. monteiro says family had a meeting with the ag and others today. they were brought there not knowing the outcome of this case or the investigation, and then told on the spot. in june of 2020, vallejo police officer jared tan shot and killed montrose from the back seat of an unmarked police vehicle firing through the windshield. monterrosa was outside a walgreens where there had been a looting in the wake of george floyd's killing at the time, police said monterrosa had been running towards a car, but suddenly stopped taking a kneeling position and that as he raised his hands, he revealed something in his sweatshirt pocket. it turned out to be a hammer. according to the ag's office. there was insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officer did not act in self defense or in defense of his partner. officers this afternoon i spoke with the attorney for the monterrosa family. >> it is extremely disappointing that they've decid

sister pavlova, what a mood, blissful, and hari krishna. why are you falling apart here like raja?emembers everyone she loved, so if the heart of a person in love is transplanted into another, he will definitely fall in love, yeah, maybe homeopathy, remember, you prescribed me pills for the cat, that is, for the cat, ira, what are you talking about , well, what does homeopathy have to do with it, if i have a vnut... inserted into someone else’s organ, if i, yes, i reject it, you ’re not rejecting anything, you just decided to piss me off, you’ve worn out all my nerves, it’s better to read these books, there will be more benefit, pay attention to your father, look at the man how much years old, and he’s running around with a gun, and nothing, father , by the way, even said hello to you, thank you very much, ir, well, well, why are you shouting, i’m not shouting, well, you’re right, what are you right about, i’m always right and i’m right in everything, in everything, well, don’t be angry , don’t be angry, please, i ’m no longer angry, you know, if you want, i ’ll pick up another cou

claire krishna is the producer of holmes and kevin reese will portray oliver wendell holmes junior. where did the idea for doing the play about all come from? >> it might seem strange for us to be producing a play about a play about adjusters who has been dead for almost a century, but it came to us via todd peppers, who is a legal historian and a holmes super fan. and it has spent quite of times reading his letters and correspondence and said to himself, the world really needs holmes and we need to get him out there, and we need people to know about him and hear his words. and so he brought a script to us at the journal society, and we said, why not, let's do this play, what better way for people to understand about the history of the court in this extraordinary man. it wasn't tied to any particular anniversary, it was just, there is no better time to have holmes on stage that now. peter: kevin reese, as the potrero oliver wendell holmes junior, what did you learn about him? kevin: i did not know a lot about him when i first read the script, but he is a fascinating human being. the

claire krishna is the producer of holmes and kevin reese will portray oliver wendell holmes junior.re did the idea for doing the play about all come from? >> it might seem strange for us to be producing a play about a play about adjusters who has been dead for almost a century, but it came to us via todd peppers, who is a legal historian and a holmes super fan. and it has spent quite of times reading his letters and correspondence and said to himself, the world really needs holmes and we need to get him out there, and we need people to know about him and hear his words. and so he brought a script to us at the journal society, and we said, why not, let's do this play, what better way for people to understand about the history of the court in this extraordinary man. it wasn't tied to any particular anniversary, it was just, there is no better time to have holmes on stage that now. peter: kevin reese, as the potrero oliver wendell holmes junior, what did you learn about him? kevin: i did not know a lot about him when i first read the script, but he is a fascinating human being. there's

i am the son of krishna. and sir upon mary yogurt, and they started their restaurant in 1985, truly as thai immigrants coming into san francisco in 1982 and i was born in 85, so i was born into the business and we are still here. and still alive. and it's been such a crazy ride for us because san francisco's is an ever changing city and i mean, all we can do is ride the wave right? and it's been the toughest. i think it's been the toughest time for small businesses in the last couple of months. and thank you for thank you for letting us become part of this great community. and i hope that we can continue serving, are serving thai food and serving the community or as long as we can. so thank you very much. i appreciate it. any other any other public commenters, any anybody on the line? oh, no, we have no more line. okay. it's just us. it's just all of us. well all seeing no public no further public comment. public comment is closed. so commissioners, any comments, any questions. commissioner dickerson. now, yo