on the union of neon martin have the signed an agreement between the government. those are awesome. good ration the and the government over there is also called the unit on the on morrow and the principal at both cotton ration. fortunately, on the matter off, i'm building kind of use nuclear power station on the territory of the republic of the union. that will be on mars at them and they're mining and they've been indeed be no reason that drama, the mining and as i'm a diesel, you know, but the, your money to dot, it decided on our landing much environment. what do you think we handle the federal disorders and then we'll take the logic, go and nuclear ski supervision and administer of science and technology. on the republic of the union of myanmar have signed a memorandum of understanding between the federal, fergus on an ecological, technological in nuclear new system, some key technology, surveillance of the russian federation, and the ministry of science and technology of the republic. also, you know, on the, on martin, on the nuclear and radiological security and usually our fo

rodriguez who the ceo of the union square alliance and who has it's been a rough few years for union square, but i'm optimistic about this neighborhood's future and i just want to thank marissa so much for your incredible work and perseverance. >> so mr. rodriguez. >> all right. union square, how are we feeling? i want to hear you. we just came off of an incredible weekend. that's what san francisco is about and that's what union square is about. the billboards are still up and what do they say? we don't play. >> we don't play san francisco. i'm so excited about this great opportunity that we are talking about today. why? because san francisco's lifeblood is right here where you are standing. >> the hospitality zone is where we put our best foot forward. it's where we greet our guests, where we welcome visitors not only locally our san franciscans, our bay area residents, our northern californians but internationally all over the world and nationally. this is us. this is what we represent. we can't move. the convention center west of twin peaks we can't move union square in 12,000 ho

against the soviet union. not only were those two countries have been wiped out, but the countries all around them all around the world would have been utterly destroyed. we would have been set back decades and decades. think today about how much more perfected those nuclear weapons are. and we don't think about them today. enough. to give a pat on the back to our new president, during the campaign, donald trump was the only major campaign -- candidate that i am aware of who kept raising the issue of nuclear weapons and the danger of using nuclear weapons. just this past week in davo's, trump once again raised the question of nuclear weapon negotiations, which we have not been involved in now for decades. but we have got to get re-involved in the best interest of the entire world. if president trump can lead the world in the direction of a containment, perhaps an end or a promised end to the use or even the threat of the use of nuclear weapons that would be a big deal. and if the world appears to be at this po

and the european union is the only, i mean, the, the western countries of the european union together maybe it's kind of the australia to countries in the world. but very, very few countries in the world of the countries which wants to continuation of the war field, the last ukranian box. this is not our science. we want to really to, to stop this black black box. and that's why i'm sure that, uh, we can decide in different way, we can show that if you need a piece in europe, that'd be kind of continue. indeed, the sanctions economic policy against the rush. i mean, that kind of continues to be this aggressive, aggressive rate, tory against russia. you need to be again, foxes and friends, and to have people must see, we need global warming buildings. and that's something which is now a very, very early and do you feel either especially a friends, great return or germany by the india. and i think that they need to understand maybe they can hate the restaurant. i live dress i, early like russians. the really respect in slovakia that you labor with us for in the 2nd world war and we real

and also that russia is a threats to the european union. but lab are all about this press conference. said that the real threat is actually uh, france to russia when they're talking about actually using nuclear weapons against the threats the european union can use to to those. of course, this is a threat and directed to russian. if macklin considers us a threat, then he gathers a meeting of the chief of staff of european countries in britain only, but he says it is necessary to use nuclear weapons and prepare for their use against russia. this is certainly a threat to them. unlike his predecessors who also wanted to wage war on russia, such as napoleon and hitler says, mister ma chrome does not act very elegantly because they had explicitly stated that russia needed to be conquered and defeated those macro and seems to want the same thing. but somehow claims that they must fight russia so that it does not defeat france asserting that russia poses threats to france in europe. you know mister omar, chrome periodically declares probably that

from their union to form a new independent union. leaders are launching a kickoff event this afternoon with a rally to mobilize the rank and file. organizers say workers have a voting deadline at the end of the month. it comes as oakland leaders continue to grapple with major budget cuts. but the city late last week did announce a plan to keep four fire stations open. council members later today are expected to authorize that plan. the superintendent of dublin schools says three students will be expelled following a large on campus brawl last month. that fight led to a lockdown at dublin high school. at least two students were treated a at a hostal and one student was briefly knocked unconscious. the school board must still get approval for those recommendations of expulsion. hundreds of north bay students heading back to school today after the campus was vandalized, so bad administrators had to cancel classes. the break-in happened early yesterday morning at john read elementary in rohnert park. vandals damaged 20 classrooms. read e

this is journeying is exposure to the trade union movement. the chief caught the bug of the fight against the colonizer ish he himself say's the t a. the of freedom fighters in other parts of africa. yeah, todd the gun as of crime in google. my. yeah, god of a non v as if q a, all of nigeria on that todd of judy has become better outgoing your area. and of course i mean the brand of united be so on. would duplicate of molly. and this is what the energized and one of the things that patrice image of the moon bussey's annoyed him, the most was the money in which king leopold or the belgians had controller on the published candle. it is not stored as of now it should be, but the mind and many people on many occasions that leopold of the belgians killed the no less than $15000000.00 combo lees, a muscle of gigantic proportions. so any joined the trade union movement in 1955 through 219-0156 of cause. he was jailed for our not to vision of having invest those some funds on the jail for 12 months late of cause it was released and was one of the indi

in fact we have the same people via my cx, some of the european union that are coming in and u. k. of course that i getting in the step again. and i'm trying to break a piece, but it just, i don't know how to describe this because this is way beyond understanding. we have really the, the feeling that the only thing that there wants. ready is just the just the body war between the europe in. ready restaurants and what exactly the united states kind of way is to the just said ok, we cannot negotiate with zalinski is just a couple of pounds. uh there is nothing to do with that deal with it. we are out of the business on the united states. they will try to do what they have to do with uh, with restaurant and i still don't believe, but trump the front a brush up trump isn't working just as a business man. now the rest of the assembly of everything that's going to happen has been transferred to the european union. and the problem is that now. ready dealing. ready to credit is the guys my credit is thomas and my crime said again yesterday that he was ready to do, i guess because with the

let's get into just your relationship with the union. it's been tumultuous for sure, especially since the arrest of their president, carlos tapie for grand theft. do you believe that arrest was retaliation? absolutely not. and as the sheriffs i have to people accountable whenever i have tried told anybody accountable or i have said no to the unions on something is retaliation. in fact, in the office, you know, the going kind of thing is just hide behind the shield of retaliation and then she can't touch. we have the special election on march 4th, if you can speak to the voters, what would you want them to know? yeah, that this is unconstitutional undemocratic the way that the voters, they feel that i'm not doing my job as the sheriff, then there's a recall process. you're giving your voice away to the board of supervisors if they do it to me who also they do it too. they've been asking you to resign since november. you've said i'm not going to resign. no, they expected me to give in. they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 yea

union to have nuclear weapons. that if the company uses as a to times and my my call has been talking us over the past few days about maybe extending back to town capacity to other countries across the european union. all this comes ahead of a meeting tomorrow in brussels, with the 27 heads of stage of the european union will come together and are planning to, you know, to determine and to agree on a common statement on a common plan for maybe common spending. and also to provide more municipal weapons who you're trying to stand with she crying in front of the russian aggression as you've some. and then the lead up to that meeting. he's an interesting want him, i'm all of my calls, be meeting with congress prime minister victo order fund. i would've loved to have been a fly on the wall. absolutely. victor urban is known to be one of the leaders in europe that has a pro, russian stands just as the leader of slovakia for example. and so a mount of my car was trying to meet him, was meeting him tonight to try to convi

one of the newest initiatives is union square. in you come down you will see blooms cascading from hotel awnings and blooms on historic building fronts. you will see them on bus stops. you can go to many of our restaurants and they have cocktails. they have food and of course, being connected withification we have our bloom gown that's behind me. so, a announcement f ways to celebrate blooms. this is another great time of year for union square we are kickoff the holiday celebrations. they bring out the animal window. we have ice skating. music is another great way to come and enjoy union scare. we are a recipient of the latest grant. this is bringing it into the public life. we are doing it here. this is in our park. it's really show this is great when it comes to music. >> we have been ignoring the fact for the districts it's a pretty common place across the country and opportunity to transform our spaces. >> yeah, i agree with you 100%. >> we have 13,000 hotel rooms. what if we had a school or soccer this is something we couldn'

yes, we have seen the unique case of the united states citing with russia against the european union during a major vote in the united nations. yes, we have seen some, we've heard some vibes coming from the white house that suggests that the approach may be changing, but we went out there yet and there's a lot of uncertainty about the future moves and us, russian relations and future moves. and us policy to work toward russia and, and us involvement in ukraine is also something that, that is subject is subject to change or it's going, it's going to preserve some of the elements of the old approach. i would say that we need to be a little bit cautious when we uh, when we shut out what uh, what, what concrete changes have been wrought sofa by donald trump and where he may go yet from a field trip down to meet you, janet. and i'll stop you the more from a member of russia's foreign and defense policy council. after this break, the lease of the russian states never die. that the, the most sense communities i saw some, some of the in the 6595 and speed. what else calls question about this

let's listen. european union is a different case. they can a different kind of case they have really taken advantage of us in a different way. they don't accept our cars, they don't accept essentially our farm products. they use all sorts of reasons why not. and we accept everything of them and we have about a $300000000000.00 deficit with the european union. now i love the countries of europe, i guess um uh from there and some for a long time ago. but it directly pretty directly to i guess. but i love the countries of all countries for actually little different, but your opinions and it was formed in order to just go to the united states. i mean, look, let's be honest. the european union was formed in order to square the states. that's the purpose of it, and they've done a good job of it, but now i'm president. and i want to understand this moment with the present the united states is talking about european union, which has been a sort of center piece of success of us foreign policy for decades. and saying that your opinion was form

and indeed the soviet union had. and i think that the war has a, has pushed us much further than we otherwise would have. would have been able to cover the adults. yeah. by ip be are ahead of the matthew and that somehow we. busy bigger than then, but we are, yeah, by pvp though. and that seems to be the new indicator of the notional gdp. arguably . what about all these $93.00 countries um, by the vessel states around the world that didn't catch up in time for that united nations vote and seems to be still voting with the old colonial, most as in, in london and paris. will it take time for all the vassal states all around the world to understand that it is no need for the rest of phobia or any more because the masters at the i am after will bank the w 2? i don't the way to the future of any of these multi lateral organizations. they, they don't, they want peace now. unlikely is isolated western european pause portion of the, of as well. um you said russell states, but um, no internet as well. of course, the only a ha

uh, 30 plus years ago when the soviet union, i trust, introduced a deposition of a president. and a russian journalist, a sub jo can be that the typing present of the president of the soviet union was as absurd as a title of the 8 shaw of the united states of america. to that the donald trump, just what 5 weeks, 6 weeks after his inauguration has behaved more like us all in america and very interestingly as not being much opposed to happen. if your portable things are they happen if you know the statements by this, the state officials in the, in the us. but otherwise has been more or less running. but that's very little opposition within, within the united states. if, if something happens to trump, of course, the american constitution provides for the vice president to take all but in that sense of the uh, the assassination of trump. prior to the election. um, what else? uh, knocked out. uh mike, you should go buy 2 political sake uh uh, leaving a void in his place. uh today if something god forbid happens to donald trump, it will be succeeded. you close by uh, by j uh by j d.

union members are planning to meet on friday to discuss the next steps. vta is warning riders to start planning to use other forms of transportation should a strike happen. former san jose city council member omar torres pleaded not guilty today to three felony counts of child sexual abuse. torres was arrested in november on allegations that he sexually assaulted a relative when they were both children. torres has been held without bail since his arrest. he resigned from the city council shortly before being taken into custody. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for april 28th. and tonight, 25% tariffs on imports from mexico and canada are officially in effect. president trump calling on the bordering countries to step up efforts to crack down on fentanyl trafficking and illegal immigration into the u.s. the president has said he remains confident the tariffs are the best choice also to boost u.s. manufacturing. economists and business leaders are very critical of the plan. the u.s. chamber of commerce says the tariffs will cause real harm to american bus

it is union that are still getting gas from russia that would be a risky move in terms of the integrity and unit. sorry to interrupt the advice at off the black market, then because it needs the energy con, supply it old. united states can supply all of it. they have to, they truly desperate for original energy. right? they find as the russian war, in fact, london, breland and paris. well, let them say what they want to say, but uh, russia does need the fluid exchange. and uh it has to be a non here, the very openly and rushes out to cutting off. uh, gas supplies too, or uh, other were rolling materials supplies to the, to the rest of the world. that end up in, in western countries would not be uh, you know, a small move by russia. so yes, so there is, um, a should be open to uh, how shall i put it in consistency in this whole thing. but uh, we're dealing with that. um, with a very, to call it a strange wall or a wall with the unconventional features. uh, there is no war declared in ukraine. uh theres uh the duplicate diplomatic relations have not been officially broken. just uh, no emb

my colleague union o'neill is in next in half an hour with mornings by the this is the moon, but he must say, lloyd gentlemen, got their own guy in good yonder district in the roof valley in the republic of k. yeah. and as we continue to talk about africa, one can never quite the, you know, the international dimensions given that there was, is in many ways, a globe of age. the conversation that we uh, engaged in is so allies, the relationship between russia and the united states of america, and its implications to the world and of costs in the cost of that discussion. we cannot help, but also talk about africa in that scenario. because africa, inescapably become very important as the ripples, the 3, not only of human resources, but specifically because of the natural resources that she has on the hub barely. so whenever we talk about negotiation, we must always have that history at the back of one mind. and when they are full of the will, between russia and ukraine started, it must be seen in the context of the collapse of the soviet union during the presidency of the governorship. and d

and the union says they're looking for something closer to 18%. wages are always part of the conversation. and we do. we're looking for. >> fair compensation with that we deal with. and then i assume that the, you know, the cost of living and inflation, the transit authority says they are also willing to continue negotiations that are hoping to avoid a strike. we are hopeful that we can come to an agreement because we have 2 very important to here. one hand our employees that we want to make sure that we're supportive unfair and that they have a strong contract. on the other hand, our customers, we need to make sure that 100,000 people a day who rely on our service, can still get to work and to school and wherever they need to go. if the union does decide to go on strike the tea's warning riders that they do not have the resources available to keep operating as usual. the union, meanwhile, says they're also trying to avoid disrupting people's lives. it's not our intent now and it's never been our intent to you know, cause any sort of disruption pu

so if you have a left leaning union, you'll fund, you'll fund a us friendly union the but you know, you know, and then countries that are, that are out and out, you know, dissenting from us had gemini, se bolivia, youth youth youth fund. these organizations that basically raise the law that the country is heading towards the dictatorship and you know, and you know, and then manipulate to suppress and go and book delivery. you know, when the reason why i mean the reason why that cool didn't take cold is because at the moment alice picked out a id and the getting the question as to what degree a lot of these programs will continue on the different rubrics. but as a symbol of us power, as a symbol of us had gemini, the, the, the, the targeting of a i, d, is, is, is very symbolic. i think what lessons can history teach us about how to kind of advocate for a just foreign policy in the americas as well. it's hard, it's hard, it's hard to say, but it's so much of us. what we call progress in the united states has been tied to expansion and we'll write that. but basically, i think that the 1st

union. well, by the late summer of 1862, as all of these activities were going on under general lane and general butler, lincoln had come to accept frederick douglass as logic and decided to change the course of the war. and i, we would agree, changed the course of american history by issuing on january first of 1863, the emancipation proclamation. now the proclamation, i think, as many of you know did, not free all the slaves in the united states. it only freed those slaves who were in areas that were in rebellion. for our purposes, though, more relevant is lesser known element of the proclamation. which said this that such persons suitable condition will be received into the arms service of the united states, excepting black soldiers had become official. united states. now. well in the north, of course celebrated this. the opportunity for black men to enlist in the united states army. but it was not universal and i'm not talking about the south, i'm talking about the north. there was not u

so the you appear to be union s loans and they can invest this money. and in the on defense or in the defense industries, or they can use this money to buy weapons, then they can deliver those weapons to ukraine. there are also other measures like relaxing the fiscal rules in the repeating union. and that could give some member states a bit of fiscal space to spend more money on defense. so all of that is on the table and we expect the leaders to give it a go. i don't ukraine, which of course is not then a member. we had the commission president sort of funds a line describing it as possible, your a p and family that needs to be defended. how strong and indeed have united it is to support for ukraine inside the block. we heard from many leaders of emphasizing their support for ukraine, but we should not be no eve. there are still countries such as hungry. i already mentioned that or slovakia, they say they are not delivering new weapons to create and they are rather skeptical when it comes to welcoming ukraine as a new member of the european union. but

the united kingdom has left the european union. all european leaders have sided with the landscape against trump. this has never happened, as it has never happened before for europe to propose one security council resolution. and for america to propose another. what happened here? it turned out that we were right when we did not accept this anti russian hysteria . and when we said that we would not impose sanctions, we the service from republic of service, god did not allow bosnia and herzegovina to impose sanctions against russia. serbia did the same in the legal sense. bosnia and herzegovina has not impose sanctions against russia because we did not allow it. and we had extra pressure. they were watching us from brussels, eager to destroy us. but we all survived. rice and shapes are pressing on with the liberation of the cursed region that was invaded by ukrainian forces that last august. moscow says at least 215 of cabins troops re killed or wounded there just over the past day. and the shocking discovery has been made by the ru

the member states of european union that are still getting the guests from russia. that would be a risky move in terms of the integrity and unit, sorry to interrupt the advise that off the black market. that because it needs the energy con, supply of old united states can supply all of it. they have to they to a desperate for original energy. right? they fine as the russian war, in fact, london violent in paris. will let them say what they want to say, but the russia does need the fluid exchange. and uh, it has to be a non here, the very openly in russia raptor cutting off a gas supplies to, or uh, the material supplies to the, to the rest of the world that end up in, in western countries would not be uh, you know, a small move by russia. so yes, so there is, um, a certain degree of uh, how shall i put an inconsistency in this whole thing, but that we're dealing with, whether they, to call it a strange wall or a wall where the unconventional features. uh, there is no war declared in ukraine. uh there is, uh, the diplomatic relations have not been officially broken j

they technological sovereignty of the soviet union had. and i think that the war has a, has pushed us much further than we otherwise would have would have been able to cover the adults. yeah. by ip be are headed to imagine that somehow with what they got then then but yeah, yeah. by pvp, though, and that seems to be the new indicator of the notional cvp. arguably, what about all these $93.00 countries? um, but in the vessel states around the world that didn't catch up in time for that united nations vote and seem to be still voting with the old colonial masters in, in london and paris. will it take time for all of us, little states all around the world to understand that it is no need for the rest of phobia or any more because they must as a at the i am after will bag the w t. o. i don't the way to the future of any of these multilateral organizations. they, they don't, they want peace now, unlike these isolated western european pause portion of the, of, as well. um, you said russell states books no internet as well. of course, the only a

he's really targeting the european union and kind of the work that what have the european union in canada, and oppose trump on in the past weekends and for a long piece with a piece between russia and ukraine. the, the european union and the canadians seem intent on pursuing and perpetuating exact war the trunk once it's done and over. and i think the, the trade a tires come into play as a, as a, as part of an overall geo political strategy. it's not just a trait strategy disrupt the difference. i think that's the important thing to recognize about trinity. and meanwhile, in beijing, thousands of delicate swimming life, china meeting to discuss a key national issues and work out how best to spend the budget. so names to sessions, events gathers both political and community officials. we go the days house from cvt and digital reports and international relations analyst essential way. actually the main agenda today in region is the trends, primarily tons of members of governments of work reports and to know can you meet the meeting of the national people? it's congress actually in this comi

even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin, the machine, the states on the russians per day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say even closer to the welcome back to going undergrad, i'm still here with a former director of the county of the most cassandra now member of russia's foreign and defense policy council, dr. dimitry training, dr. trenton you were expressing caution at the end of the one about the trump policy, visa v. russia. ukraine. i mean, i've got to ask you whether uh in the lights of the fee is clearly that he's pursuing some sort of imagine re nick sony in line. i mean it's that is that because the trump administration doesn't really appreciate the times of change and the tone to between badging and most cool can no longer be split apart like richard nixon did as well. i think they've loved also from trump's 1st step. dr. whitehouse not a frontal attack on the side. no russian relationship would yield a few if any results. so the they're likely to get smiled at

and the union says it has no plans to strike this week. the main sticking point in negotiations, well, its wages, the transit authority says it's offered the union a 9% wage increase over 3 years. and the union says it's looking for something closer to 18%. >> wages are always part of the conversation. and we do. we're looking for fair compensation with that we deal with in the obviously, that they're, you know, the cost of living and inflation. we are hopeful that we can come to an agreement because we have 2 very important to here. one hand our employees that we want to make sure that we're supportive unfair and that they have a strong contract. on the other hand, our customers, we need to make sure that 100,000 people a day who rely on our service, can still get to work and to school and wherever they need to go. >> that's a lot of people. and if the union does destruct decide to strike vta bus and light rail service would be unavailable for that time paratransit service would still continue regular operations. >> still ahead, details o

the new union needs 30% support from the old union in order to decertify the old union, and at leastport to certify a new union. >> the city of oakland workers pay seiu collectively about 1.3 to $1.4 million a year. but if you look at the city of oakland's, not the city. you look at oakland chapter books. there's roughly $42,000 in the city of oakland account from seiu. where's the rest of the money going? >> now, this group is not the first to try to leave the union. 11 years ago, fremont did the same thing. they founded the city of fremont employees association. we tried to contact seiu 1021 to get a comment, but have not heard back. time now 525. about 1500 workers with the santa clara valley transportation authority may soon go on strike, but it won't be happening this week. the union representing bus drivers and light rail operators told ktvu no strike will happen until after a meeting on friday to talk about the next steps in their continuing negotiations with the vta. the current contract between the agency and the union expired early yesterday morning. both sides have been ne

after 6 months of negotiations vta and their largest union have been unable to reach an talk to the union a short time ago. they say there they will not go on strike if they go on strike. that won't happen this week. that scheduled a meeting for friday to discuss next steps. but i talk to both sides today. they say they are committed to trying to avoid disrupting people's lives. >> at midnight tuesday morning, the labor agreement between the emoji, the transit union atu local, 2, 6, 5, and the valley transportation authority expired. the union represents 1500 vta employees including bus and light rail drivers, mechanics and customer service representatives. the main sticking point negotiations seems to be wages. the transit authority says they have offered the union a 9% wage increase spread out over 3 years. and the union says they're looking for something closer to 18%. wages are always part of the conversation. and we do. we're looking for. >> fair compensation with that we deal with. and then obviously that you know, the cost of living and inflation. the transit authority says they ar

the letter was signed by the united steelworkers, boilermakers union, electrical workers union and theomething that's got broad bipartisan support, maria. i talked yesterday to the pennsylvania congressman, former navy vet, and he says both parties support this and he is behind it. take a listen. >> it's pretty obvious. the chinese government has been illegally subsidizing their industry, saturating the market, hurting american workers, hurting american industry. so we need all of the above approach and i'm ready in the congress for democrat, republicans to do that. we will need a robust shipbuilding industry. >> reporter: and it would be great news for the cities that are responsible for shipbuilding. more ships built in philadelphia over the last decade or so than anywhere else in the u.s., a help to folks that look to create jobs as well as, as you point out, maria, national security. the chinese have been subdisizing their shipbuilding industry for a long time, that's responsible for why they're topping us in that industry. maria: jeff, thank you. president trump has said many time

the union needs to step up their support for ukraine. well, many are wondering, of course, alexandra, whether anything can make up for the lack of us military support if it's being withdrawal. and that's a monumental task. can you repeat in countries build up of the not in the short term, i would say. even though they're promising, can you massive support packages of full ukraine. but when we look at how much the u. s. has provided for ukraine, 40 percent of old military aids for kids. and then at the weapon systems that you as a, has been providing ukraine with the wip instead. so that you appear in union order members do not happen at their disposal that take just so the picture of the system . so you understand that this is a huge gap, and it's very unlikely that the europeans will be able to fill the gaps in a short term. but of course, they understand that it's now up to, to them, to provide more weapons and financial supports to key if the last week your commission present or so the funder line table to plan that could unlock aroun

with union members again on friday.ow, i reached out to the union's president for comment, but i didn't hear back from him in time for this report. >> mike lamonica peters live tonight in san jose. lamonica. thank you. in the east bay, the city of oakland says it does not have to close any more fire stations, even though it still faces a budget deficit. initially, four firehouses were expected to temporarily close, but tonight, city council member zach unger, a former firefighter himself for nearly 30 years, said the council found money from elsewhere in the budget, including revenue from events held at the coliseum in oakland arena that generated more money than expected, as well as from a city fund set aside to settle legal claims. >> closing seven stations would have been about 30% of our capacity in the fire department, and it would have been the end of the oakland fire department as we know it. so staving off these foreclosures is life saving and vital for our citizens. >> now, the council will vote on the resoluti

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the european union was formed in order to square the states. that's the purpose of it, and they've done a good job of it, but now i'm president. and i want to understand this moment with the present, the united states is talking about your opinion, which has been a sort of center piece of success of us foreign policy for decades. and saying that your opinion was formed to screw the united states. what are your thoughts about this moment? this is amanda lands, the real, i mean, uh, your vin union was form to tracie of rome. uh, 1957. um, at the project of the united states, successive democratic republican friedman, eisenhower administrations. the marshall plan. you know, the greatest set of active aid in history to rebuild post for europe, america very, very wisely and skilfully conditioned aids to european countries on the degree to which they cooperated and hold. that result is, in other words, america helped create the european union for a very good reason that it would make war again on the continent impossible opening for at least very unl

the continued growth of europe, particularly they repeated union to watch the east and consuming the number of countries, and i'm using the wide, consuming very deliberately and ultimately the expansion of nato. to what based on that as well. i think russia said on the prison for asked me to put in the really, you, i really need you on the very undertaking that you may, you are now saying that's george. yeah. will be a part of their opinion on possibly later by the of late the us saying that's ukraine. would it be a part of nathan us saying the lot the lift when you and if possible, even better, those will be part of these european expansion. and therefore you uh, bringing this threat to our very door steps. and it is because of that that there was what 1 may have called the cost of what the cost was bailey, between ukraine and rush, we now know is it that the wall that is being prosecuted in ukraine, the mutated it mutated because then via western europe as we know it stopped and supplying ukraine with um and the united states of america during the administration of job. i almost sa