you just made a comparison to the alamo and the symbolic importance of that. why does rush have to have this city? >> guest: well, they need that city. they also need the port city, the major port of odessa that is further to the west to secure the coastline and cut off ukraine. that was their plan and they thought they would execute that quickly in the matter of a couple of days. the symbolic value is the longer ukraine can holdal out, the lonr they can inflict heavy casualties on the russians. we have gotten somer new figures that were leaked from an interior, internal russian ministry document that indicates that around 10,000 russian troops have been killed, could be even more. in many, many more wounded. those are very high numbers. it's more than, it's way more than the united states lost in afghanistan in 20 years, and it's approaching what the u.s. lost in afghanistan and iraq over 20 years of war. that has an effect at home. the russian defense ministry can claim that everything is going to plan and everything is doing just fine. and then they even be

if you are taking 80, alamo on ramp to west bound 80, there is a crash blocking the ramp involving a couple vehicles with injuries. other than that things are fairly quiet, no delays the rest of the way of the east shore freeway. if you are working towards bay bridge, metering lights are off. we'll get a closer look in my next report. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk with the latest in ukraine starting with a live look at kyiv, foreign ministers for ukraine and russia just met in turkey, highest level talks since this began but no breakthroughs as far as any brokering of a peace deal. new video in overnight of a maternity hospital in the port city of mariupol hilt by russian forces, soldiers and rescue workers rushing to transport pregnant women away from the devastation. ukraine's president calling this strike a war crime. the white house warning that the kremlin might be planning to use biological or chemical warfare to create false flag operation to blame on ukraine or the u.s. vice president kamala harris is in poland has been meeting with the polish and canadian prime

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and what you're seeing is the effect of the alamo. mariupol has become like the alamo.rounded fortress just being bombed. and by the way, not just these long range fires taking effect. putin is also bringing in chechnyaens and yearses, deadly urban fighters to create more terror with the population and he's abducting leaders, mayors. imagine the mayor of atlanta hauled away with a bag over her head. or abducting normal ukrainians and shipping them into russia, into camps. what does that remind us of? this is getting worse by the day. >> you mentioned chechnya. they are known for their brutal tactics, so that is an important point you're making there. admiral, thank you for your time. >> you bet, pamela. thank you. >>> they survived rounds of shelling in the basement of their apartment building in mariupol. the horror didn't end there. cnn talks with one family that just managed to escape. strypaper? luckily,y, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops. biotrue uses nataturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue! i always had a connection to my grand

he's got 2 arms are good and moved. alamos to mention, among people who call me are worried about someone in their social circle who's getting these ideas for a family member or friend and question the fortune with edward. like all pastoral care, it's mostly about listening. but he has one concrete piece of advice for his often desperate callers. fogging stern ask questions and don't discuss because discussion actually just leads to an exchange of argument, which can go on forever. it div insulin integer for and this is exactly what renee experienced. he works as a geriatric nurse in berlin. his older brother has always been susceptible to conspiracy theories. he says, still, they always go along well until the arrival if the corona virus done with them. i mean, we spoke less than less, but when we did it, the only topic was conspiracy. his brother point of view clashed with his own, often painful experiences of caring for the elderly than at christmas it all came to a head london. so one of them, when i got into a rage, i couldn't bear it any more, counted the conflict between my profess

it is backed up into alamo at this point. a bit of a tough ride there. surface streets or even 580, depends where your commute takes you, if you want to stick with an alternate. we'll keep you posted on that. it is down to six miles per hour, a tough ride through there. west bound highway 4 before summers ville road, look for a crash there also making for a busy ride as you head out of antioch. you will get a break since cars are being held up in the crash. then you will see lights through bay point and it stays stop and go through the east shore. 26 minutes highway 4 to the maze. the ride is 50 minutes from antioch to 80 and almost an hour for super commuters making the trek out of tracy to the altamont pass. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on. no crashes but typical stuff as you head into the city. they are clearing this crash in the castro valley area. 238 towards 580, a couple lanes blocked. we are tracking brake lights west bound 580 trying to get to 238 to get on 80 itself. sluggish there and we've got that slow ride out of the altamont.

you made a comparison to the alamo and the importance of that. why does russia have to anticipate? >> they need that city and they need the major port of odessa to secure the coastline and cut off the ukraine. that was their plan and they thought they would execute that quickly in a matter of a couple of days. the symbolic value is the longer ukraine can hold out, the longer they can inflict heavy casualties on the russians and we've gotten some new figures that were leaked from an interior internal russian ministry document that indicates that around 10,000 russian troops have been killed, could be even more and many many more wounded . those are very high numbers . you know, it's way more than the united states lost in afghanistan in 20 years and is approaching what the us lost inafghanistan and iraq over 20 years of war . that has an effect at home. the russian defense ministry can claim that everything is going to plan and everything is doing just fine and they may even be l:able to prevail if they just keep at this with brute force, bombarding cities with missiles and rockets

over san francisco where a car has crash nod an apartment building on turk street near broderick near alamoare. police tell us the driver of the red suv became trapped after this crash. crew also to use the jaws of life to get that driver out. the driver taken to a trauma center. we don't know their condition. also no word on the building that's damaged. >>> you've heard of the dating app tinder, now parents have their own app. including questions like when will you introduce your partner to your kids. it lets them display what is their usual "me" time. stir is part of the match group and is specializing its services, for instance, for seniors. and people with religious preferences. >>> meals on wheels has local star power. two elected officials volunteered to drop off meals. this year's ride along follows on the 50th anniversary of the older nutrition program. pleasanton's mayor signed up to help for the second year in a row. >> when i delivered last year, there were times when these volunteers were the only person some of these seniors saw in an entire day. so delivering those healthy mea

so i know everybody knows the alamo, but i said what happened after the alamo. nobody knows that outside, texas. so i go unplowed ground. i want to tell that story. which brings me to a quick look at these four books these slices of american life and on top of that a lot of the stuff can be seen on fox nation. what made america grow? great, they do specials now the special on my latest book is ten o'clock tomorrow night, but here's a quick look if this button works and i think it does these four books come to life. okay. received the backwards button works. you guys know? all right. i think this will work, you know. do we have the tape? okay. so bring it to this while we wait. for people who say we didn't have to fight that war. this is what thomas jefferson said. keep in mind james madison's president. the defensive new orleans should teach the nations of europe that while americans intended to take no part in their wars neither would this country shrink from self-defense? we would never be invaded again. so of case you think i'm overstating what was going on i

and you can see we are seeing that delay to back up about alamo. that area heading into the city. they have turned the metering lights on. still under 14 minutes. know to make that drive from the maze 2 that fremont's txa. so that's the good news here. san mateo bridge. 82 want to one about a 13 minute commute for you this morning. and let's go to the south. a check on one on one. 85 traveling into menlo park about 29 minutes to 18. 82 are both at the limit as well. 17 also moving pretty quickly this morning, richmond center fell bridge tolls to one o one about 8 minutes and dublin traveling down to fremont 14 minutes. you can 80 moving along pretty nicely as well. darya james, back to you. thanks, lauren. a. >> so happening today we have the 4th and final day of public confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson. witnesses are going to be speaking for and against her in this confirmation. they're going to get to testify. basil, john has more on what happens today from capitol hill. between gobbles banging and senators yelling at each other was a ve

. >> and i am citest repter: olivia is eight airtight grader in alamo and has been waiting for the day. her mom told us off amount are a it's good to see the students' mile face. you get to see your teachers' and friends' faces is that cool. >> it's going to be cool to be back without a mask. >> reporter: dana has a daughter in sixth grade and said her daughter decided to wear her masks for safety. >> it's about feeling safe, i guess, and so i told her she is very safe. that's my main theme is that she is safe, and it's up to her. >> reporter: during passing time almost every student decided to ditch the mask which follows state guidelines. most bay area school district will fall in line with the state guidelines. san francisco unified is making elementary age students wear masks. south san francisco, mount diablo, san jose, and morein school districts say they will not be requiring students to wear masks. however, they are strongly recommended by all district. >> you can breath better. sensory wise for her, it is better not to wear it, but i am not going to yank it from her. she can d

what you and cameron did at alamo moreland city was, was close to monstrous. i came in for psychotherapy. i was just crying, crying cry was a hopeless. i didn't know what to expect. they said i was going to the psychiatric ward you met that on that day, cameron? that's you and cameron. yes, i met him that we were all was terrified of him. why? we also fear we all had a fear of him and we didn't want him to notice us because whatever he did, whenever there was a patient with them, the patient was all we screaming ah, [000:00:00;00] ah nights, a news and tax on other countries economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning, another thing you like to do is play some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole world. and we need to make rules for the rest because without out there will be k i d o these are the days and hours. ah, the occasion professor un cameron was a very famous psychiatrist. he was head of the ame

this is out in alamo. >> northbound 6.80, north of stone valley. currently all lanes are blocked.eeping a close eye on that because i would say go ahead and tuck another highway. there's not one really close to that one. if you need to travel up towards contra costa, there also a car fire northbound one o one south of east 3rd avenue in san mateo. so you have some delays along one. 0, one to 80. always a good alternate. if you're trying to get around or 82 traveling into the city right now, still have an accident there. that's right. near the treasure island exit for 20 minute drive, though, may's to that fremont street exit and here, oakland, west bound 5.80, 35th avenue. we got an accident there. i'd say international boulevard always a good alternate darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> well, this just in to the kron 4 news room, the oakland chef who was punched in the head of the nfc championship game in l a is out of a coma. in fact, this is new video of him actually exercising, taking in some physical therapy. you may remember that he was in a confrontation in the

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new scientific supervision is carried out by leading research organizations, including the los alamos national laboratory, which develop nuclear weapons is part of the manhattan project. all these activities are carried out under the full control of the pentagon. now, the over 30 bio labs are accused by russia being involved in weapons development and trying to develop biological weapons. now, the u. s. a denies this and insist they are simply research facilities and we did hear acknowledgement of these facilities existence from us under secretary victoria newland. ukraine has biological research facilities. we are working with the ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of russian forces should they approach. so if these labs are not involved in military purposes, why is the pentagon so heavily involved in setting them up and wires, there's so much fear of them falling into the hands of the russians. now at this point, we are not yet hearing anything from the white house. there hasn't yet been comment on it. joe biden is currentl

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it's at turk and broderick near alamo square. pretty serious there. sf pd says the driver was trapped after the crash. crews had to use the jaws of life to get him out. that driver is being taken to a trauma center. >>> a setback in oakland's efforts to help the unhoused. a fire gutted at least three of the city's so-called tiny homes near lake merritt this morning. as nbc bay area news explains, it's bad news for a community trying to find innovative solutions to it's long-running housing crisis. >> reporter: around 10:00 this morning heavy black smoke filled the sky above lake merritt in oakland. fire destroyed three of the city's tiny transition homes and significantly damaged a fourth, displacing five people. it's part of a transitional housing development, and tonight the question is -- how did this happened? >> the dwelling that actually appeared to be where the fire started was not occupied, meaning no one was in it when the fire started. that individual appears to have left hours before. so it appears just to be accidental. >> reporter: oaklan

didn't get to a g o the summer in horse racing season in curious down the main event is a race called alamo. it is 30 kilometers long. some of these writers are still in school way as little as fulton kilos, colliers and his fellow jockeys prepared to race. he's already been writing competitively for a few years, but his never one event. and he hopes that that will change to day again is not as i can kind of can again i think it wasn't. you know, justin, that of the moon book, not the point that i just told you that number to talking with others just boulder just probably not social its own tongue tongue. who 1000 breeders are among the people who have come to watch today's events. joe will give you the good was initially when i made it, my name is on the from the bullying. just remember the name of it in the student and the name is only on use people over the blue glove for only the will not let me put them on the love to love it. i'll do it by getting me love a lot of speak alone middle to get him in. there's a public ambridge photo muscle develop the buses min. i thought i couldn't get t

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what your and cameron did at alamo moreland city was, was close to monstrous. ah, i came in psychotherapy, i was just crying, crying cry was a hopeless. i didn't know what to expect. they said i was going to the psychiatric ward you meant that on that day, cameron? that's you and carmen. yes, i met him and we were all was terrified of him. why? we also fear we all had a fear of him, and we didn't want him to notice us because whatever he did, whenever there was a patient with them, the patient was always screaming. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race group is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk with industry to restore and just look up from when literally a muscle around noon. she judy doesn't be military and she'll on obnoxious to me as possible. mama, kirk rush, sit critic, somebody to look up to his ashley. uh, this is one of the most of the biggest pie

one of the points made by david petraeus talking about that conflict, he described it as ukraine's alamo. >> it's fighting to the last defender and pinning down multiple russian battalions in so doing very heroically but ultimately it looks as if it will have to collapse, it's going to be taken. when it does, that's a moment of some peril for ukraine because now that port can be used by the russians. they're using that just to the west. they'll now have quite a good port out to the black sea and then it will free up a number of battalions that were the ones who had been closing the circle on the city who can then push further north and perhaps enable russia to achieve what it has now said as redefined its objective to taking control of all of the two provinces and then solidifying on a land corridor from those all the way to crimea. this will be a very tenuous period in the next few days as we see what happens, the russians are able to do as a result of it and then healthy ukrainians can respond because it's a long distance from anywhere they might have forces they could possibly spare.

her relatives welcomed her family into their home in the east bay in alamo. sophia is adjusting to her new life in the bay area but still thinking about the life and loved ones back in ukraine. >> the most horrible thing in all of this, that we all have lives. beautiful lives. full of happiness, and friends. >> it feels like everything's changed in a matter of a couple weeks. >> yes. yes. >> so much has changed. while sophia and her family were able to make it here, more than a million other people looking for asylum at the border are still waiting. many of them are waiting because of a rule known as title 42. it was used frequently back in 2020, during the height of the pandemic. essentially keeps most asylum seekers from even being allowed to apply for access to the united states. joining us tonight, professor blaine bookie. she helped sophia and her family get an exemption and is director of the center of refugee studies. professor, nice to have you on the program. explain to me a little more. title 42, will this pandemic rule soon be lifted? >> yeah, we'r

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and phil drew an analogy to the alamo on that fateful day when colonel travis drew a line in the sand with a sword and called on each of the men there to step across that line and commit to defending the alamo. and one of those other conservative democrats said to him at the time, said, phil, everybody who stepped across that line, they died. and phil, not missing a beat, he chuckled and said yes, yes, they did. and you know what? everybody who didn't step across that line, they died too, and nobody remembers their names. today i celebrate heroes, heroes who fought to make freedom a reality for generations of texans. today we celebrate and we honor their sacrifices. to every texan, i wish you a very happy texas independence day. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mrs. fischer: thank you, mr. president. the ukrainian people have captured the hearts of freedom-loving men and women around the world since putin launched his unprovoked invasion of their homeland last week. even as we speak, they are still under attack not just in

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situation is to brave ukrainians who are fighting for it hope you're not seeing a choice situation in alamoared zelensky that to davy crockett or to hector. maybe a better comparison is to charlton who helped the french together was able to eventually return as a president to france. we need to supply the a gratings with the tools they need to fight spring ukrainian pilots can fly soviet era jet fighters that are available in poland, romania, bulgaria when you get the spiders to the ukrainians they can fly and defend themselves. when you get them stinger antiaircraft missiles but we need to get them a longer range antiaircraft artillery for the higher flying of bombers and jets. when we also need to get them harpoon antiship missiles so they can defend the southern border on the black sea. we should have done all those things earlier. by the way xi jinping is watching this right now trying to decide how to calibrate his invasion of taiwan set of waiting until's to waiter supplying taiwan we need to make sure taiwan is fully supplied with all of the weapons it needs to deter a chinese invasi

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new scientific supervision is carried out by leading research organizations, including the los alamos national laboratory, which developed nuclear weapons is part of the manhattan project. all these activities are carried out under the full control of the pentagon. now the over 30 bio labs are accused by russia being involved in weapons development and trying to adult biological weapons. now, the usa denies this and insist they are simply research facilities. and we did here acknowledgement of these facilities existence from us under secretary victoria, newly ukraine, has a biological research facilities. we are working with the ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of russian forces. should they approach the fact that she expressed this concern about their possibly getting into the hands of russian forces? does suggest that these are pathogens that can easily be weaponized and it does raise the fundamental question that was raised earlier. why is the defense department funding them? and why do they even exist in ukraine that co

transaction business has become even more lucrative all day due to the sanctions of contact on rudolph alamo. now lives in seclusion near sir ish, but he hasn't stopped criticizing switzerland's, financial institutions and authorities. he's demanding strict laws for better monitoring of the financial center. but so far says he see no willingness in the government to take action. let's get more on that story. i've been speaking to you of rock hall, who's president of the european school of management and technology, s empty berlin. i asked him how surprising it was that switzerland had joined the you in sanctioning russia. the fact that switzerland joined be just representing the overall observation that we have at this point of time, that there's such a strong unified approach across west and countries that no one could escape. and in particular, we've seen in the past, but any back the 5 weeks cave base or convent sanction has been penalized heavily by, in particular us authorities. so therefore, it might be a little bit surprising, but in light of your development and also in vital what we

it has built for them. army military base is including a deliberate train, los alamos, to develop nuclear weapons and transmit research into human transmission of diseases. 3 baths in ukraine in barlow by the birches was systemic. and what has been happening as a minimum since 2009 with a direct oversight of specialist from the usa during implementation of these projects, 6 families of viruses were identified including corona, viruses, and 3 types of pathogenic bacteria. the pathogens from the plague brucellosis and lactose pirates this, these are the most attractive option to use in august for infection because they are resistant to medicine. and they spread very quickly from animals to people. as part of the flu, fly away project, the ha cove institute of veterinary medicine, studied wild birds as a vector of to transmit a, the flu. and the same time, they asked us the ways in which the transmission process could become uncontrollable, can cause economic damage. and create a risk to food security. documents show the involvement of the hawk of institute in the work to collect strains of

to counsel russia, especially when it comes to its energy supplies, a trigger, a global recession. alamos calls to immediately ramp up the u. s. oil production. but this is a long time political. this current by the congressional issue of that offshore drilling. you know, this is a non starter, therefore, through russia will greatly suffer without high tech imports, but the rest of the world will be currency doubled down today. already the 70 style inflation because of the scarcity or fall and get the oil will in there, but the blue rise us present job. why in order to release 40000000 laurels oil from procedure reserve, but it's just 3 days of russia. oil ex, for supply, you know, the oil is about just chiral, which means they have the leverage will get enormous. i always wanted to give enormous amount of a margin of selling margins or. busy all sorts of large, the trick would be how the oil companies will distribute their a live rate, the profits evenly and smoothly across the economy. i think we have about 6 months to resolve the whole issue. if we don't resolve it in the 6 swamp, we g

implementation. scientific supervision is carried out by leading research organizations and including the los alamos national laboratory, which developed weapons as part of the manhattan project with all these activities are carried out under the full control of the pentagon. when i'm in fargo. now the over 30 bio labs are accused by russia being involved in weapons development and trying to develop biological weapons. now the usa denies this and insist they are simply research facilities. and we did here acknowledgement of these facilities existence from us under secretary of victoria newland. this is what she said, acknowledging these facilities exist. ukraine has her biological research facilities. we are working with the ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of russian forces. should they approach to the question must be asked if these bio research facilities are not involved in weapons. why is the pentagon and the one setting them up? why is the, the leadership of the u. s. military setting them up? number one. and number 2, why is there

transaction business has become even more lucrative all day due to the sanctions of contact on rudolph alamo now lives in seclusion near the ration. but he hasn't stopped criticizing switzerland's, financial institutions and authorities. he's demanding strict laws for better monitoring of the financial center, but so far says he see no willingness in the government to take action. let's get more on that story. i've been speaking to your rock hall, who's president of the european school of management and technology, s m t, berlin. i asked him how surprising it was that switzerland had joined the you in sanctioning russia. the fact that switzerland joined be just representing the overall observation that we have at this point of time, that there's such a strong unified approach across west and countries that no one could escape. and in particular, we've seen in the past, but any bag that 5 weeks came fades or convent sanctions has been penalized heavily by, in particular us authorities. so therefore, it might be a little bit surprising, but in light of your development and also in light of wha

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