it difference to your finances, well it ease the pain abates?— ease the pain abates?ease the pain abates? it will certainly ease things a - ease the pain abates? it will certainly ease things a bit, l certainly ease things a bit, definitely. each month i spent about £30 on isotonic drinksjust definitely. each month i spent about £30 on isotonic drinks just to definitely. each month i spent about £30 on isotonic drinksjust to keep me out of hospital. they have really gone up in price. they are now 89p per bottle and i go through two creates a month.— per bottle and i go through two creates a month. what else do you think the government _ creates a month. what else do you think the government could - creates a month. what else do you think the government could be - creates a month. what else do you l think the government could be doing to make life a little bit more bearable for you at the moment financially?— bearable for you at the moment financially? not 'ust for me, but for people — financially? not 'ust for me, but for people like — financially? notjust for me, but

so how have ou have really abated. so how have you managed — have really abated.ve you managed to _ have really abated. so how have you managed to retain - have really abated. so how have you managed to retain your - you managed to retain your staff? there was a lot of concern about women in work in afghanistan, but wouldn't be allowed to do. what obstacles have you found?— have you found? yes, very transparently, _ have you found? yes, very transparently, some - have you found? yes, very transparently, some of- have you found? yes, veryj transparently, some of our staff did feel in danger and have led the country but most of the staff remain in continued working. we are monitoring the situation closely and actions of the taliban want to banish women from public life, but so far how women who work here have been unaffected by any of the taliban that have come out and kept women from working. but certainly the long—term future of women in afghanistan, we are not able to get them better educated in universities or serve as managers, that is a problem for us, but i b

, . ., ., abating? these are we are told smaller demonstrations - abating?er demonstrations that i abating? these are we are told smaller demonstrations that a | abating? these are we are told - smaller demonstrations that a week ago. so yes, they are. when you hear the thick of it it feels exactly like it and the people around us and certainly admit that they are not giving up. there is another day of protest protest calls for next thursday and we can predict more of the same. . �* , thursday and we can predict more of the same. . �*, ., ., the same. that's hugh schofield on the same. that's hugh schofield on the streets of _ the same. that's hugh schofield on the streets of paris. _ the same. that's hugh schofield on the streets of paris. things - the same. that's hugh schofield on the streets of paris. things looking | the streets of paris. things looking a little bit hectic behind him for that we do know he is absolutely fine haven't spoken to him a bit after we recorded that. it's the beginning of a rapprochment some thought would never happen. iran and

or like to abate before we take action? i thank you we they should do this in the meantime. i don't think today i think today after public comment my intent to contain this to the calm of the chair approximate we can have a more fruitful discussion. can i think. before we make the decision this we ask the controllers to snep to make sure no more spending on this, counts until we decide on this legislation. it is almost also what the budget and legislative analyst has rmdzed this you know -- this dollar is not really this funding from 706 mission is one time fund. that was supposed to have a public process. that never took place to tomorrow how the dollar should be spent. instead there was a decision med by the department that they are going to roll this into a jean friends -- you know renovation funding so the question is irrelevant about through this legislation that we understand this there is a need but wanted to have a public process to determine half of this money how it should be spent through a community press that w

these residents fear posted abatement signed for this week means they will soon be pushed out of this area near a golfing center in alviso made a bad spot. hmm haven't you know with no job and no place to go? which means a batch but i have no idea what's going on here. every day changes ronnie jones says he'll move his 12 ft trailer around the corner and back if needed to comply with the abatement. there's no place i can go unless it is really far. mayhem, says he's asking for $3.5 million in his next fiscal budget to expand the bridge program and possibly a path to stability for more of the city's on housed. we're seeing that it's working, so we want to see how much we can scale that the mayor says his budget request would roughly double the size of the program, which he says is cost effective. megan says it costs $30,000 for each program participant and $65,000 per year. handle the problems associated with each san jose on house resident and the college park section of san jose. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news nfl teams are just hours away from being on the clock for this year's draft

seek to abate a violation. the history that i recited included the original previous 2017 memo had conscience. basically you say there will is another dr for this permit prosecute posing 2 units and keeping something existing and saying no we will take dr and impose conditions. you can record those and recite them similar to or i dent cal with the previous dr. in addition i recommend this those conscience include the step by step standards conscience of compliance i resight as well. i think that was commissioner koppel's motion. >> yes. >> does this help? i'm trying. have not heard a second. joy second the megz. >> does this include the notice. >> i think this can happen outside of this body. >> you could add it. >> tell happen anyway >>iel j. the reason tentative has in the taken of course yet we put as a condition now when it is in the law. >> are legal team is saying can you. why deputy city attorney it it is within the authority of the commission to add that as a condition not with standing the legislation

56 off budget positions in the department of public works to support street cleaning and graffiti abatement in fiscal years. 2022 through 23 4 item 17 this ordinance appropriate 25 million of general fund general reserves for street cleaning and graffiti abatement and the department of public works in fiscal year 2022 through 23. rope park on items 16 and 17 supervisor stephany stephanie i supervisor walton. i supervisor chan. chan i supervisor dorsey dorsey, supervisor and cardio and cardio i supervisor mandel hman i supervisor melgar. melgar eyes supervisor peskin. peskin iz supervisor preston preston i supervisor ronan. run and i and supervisor safi. he either lebanese. those ordinances are finally passed. next item, please 18. this is a resolution to authorize the second amendment to a contract between the office of the city attorney and jefferies llc for litigation consulting services of four year and five month contract extension for a total contract term. of may 17th 2019 through september 17th 2027 to increase the contract amount by 5.5 million for a new contract total of 15.5 milli

thousands of foreign nationals have been aero lifted out of khartoum as the fighting shows no sign of abating. it's a complex high risk operation. a jordanian military plane touches down in a man its mission to bring its citizens to safety successfully completed. sedans, rapids slide into conflict, has left thousands stranded. the international community is now striving to evacuate foreign aid workers and diplomats still trapped in the country. leo men at the head that to day 343 jordanian citizens were evacuated from su, done as well as the number of arab brothers, palestinians, rockies, and syrians and citizens from germany called amendment men, philosophy and were jordans operation follows extraction missions by foreign governments, including germany, italy and spain, as the conflict continues to rage. the u. s. canada and the u. k. have now close the embassies in cartoon, and transported stuff out to sudan in response to escalating violence in cartoon. and because of a specific threats and violence directed towards diplomats in khartoum, we have taken the decision to temporarily closed th

the scientists used abated cameras to film a few more of them. it's part of a 10 year study to find out which fish species are lurking in the deep, dark waters of the north pacific. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. this are donald trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 kinds of falsifying business records in court in new york . the charges relate to the alleged payment of harsh money to $3.00 people before the 2016 presidential election. finland has joined at nato. a finished flag was raised as the alliance welcomed its 31st member . at a ceremony in brussels, the expansion doubles nato's border with russia. moscow as condemned to move as an assault on it's secured and don't forget that you can always get tito the news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and that's all for me. coming up after the break, d w business looks at why the asia pacific region is appare

it was a win win situation abating, had common interest, but m towards ukraine. china is definitely aligned with russia because on the one hand, it has a 4000 kilometer long border with russia and also it needs a strategic partner to challenge the west. so i think a china is not really seen as a neutral a play on this conflict. thank you very much. of a roman in a kia and 5 you there in beijing. to sedan are we are paramilitaries from a one of both boring factions, have broken into a number of jails and released the prisoners. the free detainees include suspected war criminal admin harun who the international criminal court says is he chooses accuses him of crimes against humanity. there are reports of sporadic fighting from the capital, khartoum on the 2nd day of the 3 day truce and thousands of residents of the city have been fleeing to neighboring countries. you might find some of the following pictures disturbing. this is what the current sees file looks like in sudan. despite promises of a 72 hour pause in fighting more bloodshed, according to officials here at the our roomy medical ce

foreign governments are scrambling to bring their citizens to safety as the fighting shows no sign of abating a jordanian military plane touches doubt in amman, its mission to bring its citizens the safety, successfully completed downs, rapid slide into conflict. his left 1000 stranded, international community is now striving to evacuate for aid workers and diplomats still trapped in the country. little men that had that day, 343 jordanian citizens were evacuated from su, done as well as the number of arab brothers, palestinians, iraqi, and syrians and citizens from germany. a lot of men, men, men, philosophy in georgia, is operation follows extraction missions by foreign governments, including germany, italy, and spain. as the conflict continues to rage, the u. s. canada and the u. k. have now close the embassies in cartoon and transported, staff out to see don in response to escalating violence in cartoon . and because of a specific threats and violence directed towards diplomats in the call to me, we have taken the decision to temporarily close the british embassy and call to, to evacuate.

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cartoon, foreign offices of rush to transport their citizens back home as the fighting shows no sign of abating. more than a 1000 european union citizens are among those being evacuated. germany has ever lifted 300 people out of sudan, including german citizens and other foreign nationals. evacuees have been flown out on 3 plains, the 1st of which touch down in berlin to day. now let's take a look at the latest in an e. you plan to support ukraine. ford ministers are meeting and luxembourg. today to discuss caves appeal for more weapons and ammunition in its fight against russia. the ministers are debating a 1000000000 euro procurement plan to boost ukraine's weapon supplies as part of a joint arms deal. but there have been disagreements among member states and use foreign policy. chief, joseph brown says those must be resolved soon. ukraine's foreign minister joined the meeting remotely and called for urgent action. let's get more on that from dw is rosie burkhard, who is following that meeting in luxembourg for us. rosie you've been speaking to ministers there. what are they saying about wher

they provided the tax abatements and it is still a new program, so the outcomes remain to be seen and calgary provided direct incentive of $75 per square foot saw over 700 units in just a year. in new york it is like 12 thousand units, so you do see a huge variation in these numbers, but the common denominator is they all had some sort of incentive in addition to some of the code and other process improvements . >> i knew it was something around 11, 12 thousand units in new york city, which is dramatic. that was post 911? >> there were two different periods of time. one was actually before 911 for the lower east side and then after 911 there was 421 (indiscernible) also received federal stimulus i believe. >> okay. great. any other questions? supervisor preston. >> can i jump in chair miller? thank you for the presentation. i wanted to ask about-you briefly mentioned the possibility of i think what you term middle income housing, 120ami. that was the only reference i heard in any of this to anything more affordable then market rate and so i'm curious if there is any analysis of conver

it is abate that has put landlords against their own tenants for years now , starting with a pandemic. tenants cannot afford to make rent , they want the city to ensure that they are not kicked out of their own homes . some landlords say they have been financially ruined by tenants who have gone years without making a single payment. under a proposed plan, the city's eviction and late fee moratoriums would end on july 15. a ban on rent hikes would not end until july 2024. some landlords have always had issues with tenants making payments on time. now , they are facing foreclosure. we heard from one man who said they felt abandoned and that they should lose everything because there is no plan for him to recover years of lost income. >> it is a nightmare. it is an endless nightmare. it is ridiculous that we are put in a situation for three years with no compensation or any dialogue of how we recapture our funds other than we go to court to do that. >> tenants rights groups have said they are okay with the moratorium ending. they just wanted to be phased out. we heard from one rally. >>

ties neatly with china's agenda right now, tensions with the united states have been intensifying abatinglooking to reduce its dependence on its largest trading partner. so our da silva reporting on a story for us. it is notjust brazil, china has been urging other countries to settle trades with the others, as if making inroads. in fabry the chinese yaun overtook the us dollar to become the most traded currency in russia. earlier spoke to natwest markets earlier and he told me that although yaun settlements are increasing in only incremental i think from a bilateral standpoint, certainly as was mentioned just now, pretty significant because of the importance that brazil, as an export market, china is for brazil, soybeans being one of the major commodities being exported. the major commodities being exorted. , ., exported. putting this into the broader picture _ exported. putting this into the broader picture it _ exported. putting this into the broader picture it really - exported. putting this into the broader picture it really is - broader picture it really is more of an incremental dev

happen to the same degree, and the reason for that is that fdr deliberately designed social security to abatehat process. he wanted workers to be able to say we pay for our own benefits and the benefits request will be paid. he thought that would give them additional protection from some cuts. i think his calculation has proved to be correct in that regard. much more secure and reliable than other federal benefits over the years. we could dispense with that. we could say forget it, we will start paying benefits to people irrespective of whether the payroll tax contributions were enough to finance them we could go that way. but i would issue a warning against doing that because we will lose, i think, something pretty important about social security. this idea that workers pay for their benefits and therefore, should be more secure against them. host: so what are your thoughts on this proposed solution? this is part of a statement of president biden released when he leed his budget pposal back at the end of last month. myudget proposes an increase of the medicare tax rate on earned and unearned

much below the preferred opec plus price abating to 70 and a touch below.nk there will be market mechanisms at work in the opposite direction, including the u.s. buying of strategic petroleum reserve oil. it includes china accelerating, we have china with discretionary inventory build. sometimes as much as $500,000 not 500,000 barrels a day. certainly we are not going to have an oversupply of indus -- inventory. we might be flirting with 60's but not for long. >> outside of inflationary and recessionary risks, what is the biggest downside risk for crude? edit: on the supply side and the demand side, we are underestimating the return of oil from iraq, iran, growth in venezuela, which could be 100,000 barrels a day. in nigeria. we have growth in ill lot of non-opec countries. but it could surprise us and add 1,000,000.5 barrels a day if things go in the -- a million and five barrels a day. in the non--- in the opec production capacity, we have more in that we have before and we will see what the countries do if they have to fight a drop in prices. on the dema

happening now, fears of flooding at yosemite national park are abating.ials dissipated a massive snow melt because of rising temperatures, and as a precaution, they closed much of the park. they said the forecasting flooding fell short. a full reopening is scheduled for monday, may 1, at 7:00 a.m. park officials do warn hikers that trails are expected to be wet and muddy and could be difficult to fire -- follow. rivers throughout the park are high and still dangerous. visitors are able to enjoy spring at big bacon redwood state park for the first time in years. visitors can expect to see redwood regrowth and spring bloom bringing new life into the forest. the parks partially opened last july after 97% of the parks were burned by fire. additional trails are expected to reopen by summer. just ahead, what is next for a troubled san francisco bay? federal regulators are expected to take over first republic bank this weekend. we will take a look at potential plans to keep it operating. after filing for bankruptcy, bed, bath & beyond said we had until last tues

these residents fear posted abatement signed for this week means they'll soon be pushed out of this areaear a golfing center in alviso, a bad spot. haven't you know, with no job and no place to go? which made a batch but i have no idea what's going on here. every day changes ronnie jones says he'll move his 12 ft trailer around the corner and back if needed to comply with the abatement. there's no place i can go, hmm. unless it is really far. two major mayhem, says he's asking for $3.5 million in his next fiscal budget to expand the bridge program and possibly a path to stability for more of the city's on housed. we're seeing that it's working, so we want to see how much we can scale that the mayor says his budget request would double the size of the program, which he says is cost effective. he claims it costs $30,000 for each program participants and $65,000 to handle the problems associated with each one house resident in the city where i live in the college park section of san jose this evening, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news, michael head back to you up in oakland, 46 out of 100 now f

they provided the tax abatements and it is still a new program, so the outcomes remain to be seen and calgary provided direct incentive of $75 per square foot saw over 700 units in just a year. in new york it is like 12 thousand units, so you do see a huge variation in these numbers, but the common denominator is they all had some sort of incentive in addition to some of the code and other process improvements . >> i knew it was something around 11, 12 thousand units in new york city, which is dramatic. that was post 911? >> there were two different periods of time. one was actually before 911 for the lower east side and then after 911 there was 421 (indiscernible) also received federal stimulus i believe. >> okay. great. any other questions? supervisor preston. >> can i jump in chair miller? thank you for the presentation. i wanted to ask about-you briefly mentioned the possibility of i think what you term middle income housing, 120ami. that was the only reference i heard in any of this to anything more affordable then market rate and so i'm curious if there is any analysis of conver

these residents fear posted abatement signed for this week means they'll soon be pushed out of this arear a golfing center in alviso, a bad spot. haven't you know, with no job and no place to go? which made a batch but i have no idea what's going on here. every day changes ronnie jones says he'll move his 12 ft trailer around the corner and back if needed to comply with the abatement. there's no place i can go unless it is really far. major mayhem, says he's asking for $3.5 million in his next fiscal budget to expand the bridge program and possibly a path to stability for more of the city's on housed. we're seeing that it's working, so we want to see how much we can scale that the mayor says his budget request would roughly double the size of the program, which he says is cost effective. megan says it cost $30,000 for each program participant and $65,000 per year. to handle the problems associated with each san jose on house resident the college park section of san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox. two news san francisco state senator scott wiener is calling for additional state funding for pu

. >> reporter: san jose mayor mahan says he's concerned about the situation but the encampment abatement is not the solution. >> we need to end the era and the only way we're going to do that is putting dollars into building basic safe shelter. >> reporter: with no short-term solution in sight, these residents say they'll keep alerting each other or considering a more significant move, one that will take them out of state. stephanie magallon for "today in the bay." >>> this morning scientists are raising concerns over a potential new covid subvariant being reported in more than 29 countries. it is a subvariant of the powerful omicron. the world health organization says they've been monitoring the variant since last month after an uptick of the variant in india. dr. peter chen hong explains the variant stands out for bringing a new covid symptom that many associate with allergy season, pink eye and dry mouth. >> red eyes, not a lot of pus in the eyes, it looks like pink eye, more common in kids than adults, and then a propensity to high fevers. >> doctors say if your eyes are feeling itch

marathon in the studio of dmytro chistyakov one more hour we will spend together fierce battles do not abate in the area of ​​bakhmut the infantry which with all its might deters the enemy, needs constant support, a military television crew went to the positions of the artillerymen to find out how the unit lives and to see with our own eyes the work of the gods of war, so now we look at their work and make sure with your own eyes that their work is truly divine, getting to the artillerymen is not just because of heavy rains, the roads turned into a solid swamp, these expectations greet us hospitably and traditionally offer coffee, they drink it in the unit, we have many problems, we have many 8 9 cups 10 well, for example, everyone here is like at home, she says that in two years she has been doing her own thing with everyone at home, and here, well, everyone is doing their own thing. the goals that must be destroyed by the gods of war against the artillerymen themselves do not consider themselves gods, it was our cars, if there were no cars, we were ordinary infantrymen, self-installation o

out more than a dozen of the beaten medics wounded from the shelled gorenka, the shelling did not abate, the shelling continued, but we kept returning here to pick up our wounded , until during march, this settlement was under heavy fire from the enemy every day, this village of gorenka on north of kyiv, the russians failed to occupy it, but they shelled everything they could reach here , covered it with hail and heavy artillery. marina ryazantseva, a senior medical officer , saved hundreds of lives, both military and civilian, during that month on this basis, and continued to perform her work even then when she herself received a concussion , we were able to meet with marina only during her short rotation, she was in kyiv for the first time after the liberation of kyiv region from the occupiers, because from there she immediately went to the east, more usual the environment is the same as the kyiv, i remember it when i came here in the 15th year , here on mykhailivska square there was a lot of equipment from the direction where marina provided first aid to the wounded for a month and e

three people were arrested for abating police and another was taken in for a felony warrant.e mayor of san jose state it is part of a larger slideshow crackdown. >> we had a big sideshow and issued overg 700 citations. it was quiet. in a group came in and thought they could do it again and we had vehicles impounded and arrests made and that is what will happen if people come to san jose to raise. >> in a tweet, police say they issued 21 citations to spectators and three cars were impounded for 30 days. police are also investigating sideshows that their place in san francisco and oakland, the first was bait saturday night in san francisco, and then there was another report in oakland that 6th street and market street early sunday morning. in that incident, a police helicopter circled overhead as spectators lit fires, set off fireworks and drivers the doughnuts in the intersection. oakland police say they several vehicles involved. >> ticking off the oakland plane week by -- clean week by launching a pothole blitz spewed we look at how much progress they have made. >> it drench

let's trade this one think about the input costs, food prices continued to go higher, energy prices abated a bit. labor, wages have gone up. how does this all shake out? >> i would think they have pricing ability still. chipotle does. i've been shocked how well mcdonald's has been, how efficient. mobile there has been good i have been afraid of china. we saw it with pg&e, that pricing power, even though sales may not have been fantastic, the pricing power more than made up for that. >> there's an interesting reuters analysis of nielsen iq data that found they actually rolled back prices on a number of products including detergent and toilet paper. >> but are they smaller? >> they're smaller and rolled back the prices. >> but per ounce, purr unit. >> that shrink flation is going on getting back to the restaurants, mcdonald's is the "m" in any c.a.l.m. even at 27 times i find it to be a compelling name. gross mar gins around 57%. the run it's had from march to now does make it seem a bit stretched. my view is we are going into a -- that's not really what i want to hank my hat on, i want gros

in terms of the graffiti, the goal is that we could supplement our contractor, and we can abate a lot of graffiti and catch up from the days when we were not doing any enforcement and we were not doing any, any proactive or responsive graffiti on private property. and once we can hopefully, reduce city wide, we can continue with our existing staff. so this would allow us to fund the contractor yes, supplement that program. so hopefully i will address my c.f.o. is here and available. >> thank you. thank you interim director short, sorry for saying acting or interim. supervisor chan i saw your name on the roster, thank you to the budget and appropriations committee. madam clerk on 13 and 14 a roll call. >> clerk: 13 and 14 supervisor safai. >> aye. >> clerk: supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> clerk: supervisor walton. >> aye,. >> clerk: supervisor chan. >> aye. >> clerk: supervisor doers owe. >> aye. >> clerk: supervisor engarido. >> aye. >> clerk: mandelman. >> aye. >> clerk: melgar >> aye. >> clerk: peskin. >> aye. >> clerk: preston. >> aye. >> clerk: and supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> cler

but it turns out that all the same , abat is disingenuous. tell me please. now, sergey ivanovich, when they say that everyone has the right to destroy everything in moscow, uh, there and well, and in the crimea there , and so on and so forth, does this mean that we have complete the right to destroy everything there in kiev in lvov in ternopil and well, of course, of course, if they say there is a war going on and they are ready to destroy our cities in the logic of this war. we have the right to destroy their cities in this, really nothing like that. no. we were ready for this from the very beginning and even for the fact that they would strike at our territory. and we were ready for that too. that's all too. well, understandably , it would be strange if this did not happen and did not sound on their part, but i would like to return to the negotiations. why is it important to emphasize them today today? impossible sergey is right, but i would add, you understand, uh, very briefly, the problem is not even that these positions do not match. the problem is tha

colors in the background continuing to look a little bit less angry as the warmest air will start to abates we head into the weekend and as we head into next week. the first several days of may will bring below average temperatures to the bay area monday, tuesday and wednesday. more cloud cover and even the chance of showers, maybe even a few rumbles of thunder and the forecast by tuesday and wednesday. we will enjoy this little taste of springtime in late april. it is temporary. going from 90 degrees in san jose to only the mid-60s on tuesday. a similar 25 degree temperature drop for inland parts of the east bay, while on the coast you will at least make it into the 60s tomorrow which is better than today. >>> time for a check of what is ahead at 6:00 as we switch over to juliette goodrich. >> coming up at 6:00, warriors fans would love to see the team get a 3-2 edge on the kings tonight. but they are not the only ones hoping to see the dubs go the distance. some mission district businesses are talking about how the warriors success is boosting their bottom line. >>> they are often overlo

for an offices have been rushing to transport their system back home and fighting shows no sign of abating. more than a 1000 european union citizens are among those being evacuated. germany has air listed 300 people out of sudan, including german citizens and other foreign nationals. vacuum have been flown out on 3 plains, the 1st of which touched down in berlin today. for more on that, i'm joined now by d. w. political correspondent, benjamin over us group are in berlin. benjamin foreign governments are evacuating their citizens from sudan. what can you tell us about germany's efforts specifically? it's an l lifting operation, so the 1st part is taking them out of cartoon. oh, fun in the airport that is secured. and then sending them over to daughter and where several soldiers german soldiers have been station and have been preparing this mission for several days. now it's a military base around 100 kilometers east of a man of jordan's capital, and from there thou then boarded to civilian plains. you just mentioned the 1st one that arrived at the early morning hours at 6 am here in berlin

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foreign officers have rushed to transport their citizens back home as the fighting shows no sign of abating or than a 1000 european union citizens are among those being evacuated. germany has air lifted, 300 people out of sudan, including german citizens and other foreign nationals. the evacuees have been flown out on 3 plains, the 1st of which touch down in berlin to day and very pleased to welcome while maker boris in the auto vic spokesperson on human rights and humanitarian aid for the greens who are part of germany's governing coalition. welcome, thank you so much for speaking with us today. what is germany's plan to get those affected by the fighting out of the country and to safety? well, 1st of all, thank you miss richardson for taking care of this a serious situation. it's very important to gain security back again for helping forces in the country for people we are sent to the country, you know very well that we have lost free people from the world food program already being killed in a situation. so this is most important thing that are helping forces are in safe situation. so ha

but as this latest of avian flu shows no signs of abating. some of the industry say vaccinating chicken should also be on the table now says 2015 a number of different outbreaks or billions of dollars spent on indemnification. ah, you know, 100000000 birds put down. it deserves serious sir. consideration at this point in time. they say more needs to be done to keep this vital food supply safe. kristen salumi al jazeera lancaster, pennsylvania. ah, this is al jazeera, these year top stories, as early forces have stormed, al, acts them.

it was a win win situation abating. had common interest, but am towards ukraine. china is definitely aligned with russia because on the one hand, it has a 4000 kilometer long border with russia and also it needs a strategic partner to challenge the west. so i think a china is not really seen as a neutral a play on this conflict that was fabi and that's where i bought it from beijing and roman gone to wrinkle from keith. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have been called up to fight since the russian invasion last february. for most it's the 1st experience of the military did. obviously, connelly went to the front line in the east and don boss region to find out how ukraine's citizen soldiers are coping in the trenches. a spring turns wet, snow to mud, keeping upright, even harder than it looks. this forest might seem empty, but it's actually full of soldiers all on the lookout people, lucy, down because near here the russians are just a matter of a few 100 me to a if on his friend or in your forward position without l

mission operation by con, was later initiated, but again, violence in niger continue, seemingly all abated. and now after a decade of fighting militants in neighboring burkina, faso and molly french troops of withdrawn from there and move their base of operations in the hill to nature. just to show you as well as toby hundreds to the streets of measures capital to protest against the presence of french troops in the country. protesters at charles had see paris slogans with some of them calling the french army criminals. locals bois their discontent with the foreign forces, inability to bring security and stem estimate violence in the country. the secretary general of the movement behind the protest say, european troops presence in nature as brought more trouble then good to the country . once he did all will consider without hesitation, the french military, and all europeans troops presence in all territory. nothing but an occupation would not need any of this military troops. if there is any kind of military corporation from that we can develop is support in training materials and informa