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he is the leader, rhun ap iorwerth.been leader of the party for nine months now. and he has been setting his stall as to why voters in wales should vote for his party over the main parties, that's labour and the conservatives. so that's the conclusion of our coverage there. we willjust conclusion of our coverage there. we will just take you conclusion of our coverage there. we willjust take you back conclusion of our coverage there. we will just take you back to conclusion of our coverage there. we willjust take you back to the main bbc output. there's nowhere for these people to go and be safe, is she simply wrong? the vice president the united states? absolutely, yes, i will prove it to you. before we manoeuvred into the northern part of gaza come into gaza city, which is way more populated than rafah, we heard similar criticism about the ability of allowing the population to move to the south, and we say, no, we will do that, we will open a corridor and allow the the civilians to move out, and it happened. the same w

ap reviewed transcripts.osecutors he had no idea how classified documents ended up at his house or office. biden said he was not that organized when asked why classified documents were stuffed in different places. he said he did not know. how it got there, he said he did not ask anybody to take care of it, it just got done, i can't remember who. robert hur resigned as special counsel and will be coming today as private citizen, he can speak more freely, if he wants, something that might be worrying democrats saying time of hur's step-down is suspicious. if democrats are hoping for robert hur to walk back his comments, that will not be happening. in his opening statement he will defend it saying, i knew for my decision to be credible, i could not say i recommended no criminal charges, i had to explain why, relevance of the president's memory. the ap report details back and forth about the president's son beau during this interview. according to ap it was biden who brought up beau's illness and death and talked

ap calls that race forútrump, leading haley at this point w7 to 20.mediate winner neither trump nor biden canw, clinch the number ofúdelegates they need to become the presumptive nominee for their parties. but certainly both campaigns will start to turn the page towards a generalúelection rematch, and we will get our first real glimpse of that at president biden's state of the union on thursday. look to launch forward here. >> all right,úso as we watch the numbers come in anything that wg that's surprising or unexpected so far? we knew there were a number of states, or at least a to be competitive in that she could stay in trump. >> vermont is one of those states that is an open primary that allows crossover voting. she is staying very close. in fact, i just looked at the latest numbers. she is leading trump by just 1. she isústaying competitive there. she could use that. continue to look ahead to states like utah that will close later tonight at 7 pnm. our time. so she's looking to get victories where she can. >> you know, we saw lamonica in santa cl

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in france, the primary temporary protection of aps can be extended for a maximum of three years.medical care, you can open a bank account and register children in educational institutions. monetary compensation in the presence of aps per day is 6.80 cents for one person, 10 €20 cents for two people. if the refugee does not live in public housing, and rents housing, then half of the amount is compensated, but directly to the lessor. how is the ukrainian government going to take this money from the pockets of the french? more than 65,000 people have the status of temporary protection of france. the homes for youtube program operates in great britain, which allows british citizens to sponsor someone's visa from ukraine and host ukrainians. at least 6 months. having received such a visa, you can also receive a one-off payment of 200 pounds sterling in monthly payments. theirs the amount depends on the age of ukrainians and the number of family members. an adult under the age of 25 receives 265 pounds, from 25 years - 335 pounds. two adults under the age of 25 receive just over £416.

so, rhun ap iorwerth has only been leaderfor nine months and i imagine this will be a big speech for election. , ., , ., , party in the lead up to a general election. , .,, ., , , election. yes, he has only been leader for— election. yes, he has only been leader for nine _ election. yes, he has only been leader for nine months, - election. yes, he has only been leader for nine months, as - election. yes, he has only been leader for nine months, as you | election. yes, he has only been - leader for nine months, as you say. in his first conference in spring, in autumn he said that pie, was a party for wales, notjust in autumn he said that pie, was a party for wales, not just for those who speak welsh, that point really pushing independence. ithink who speak welsh, that point really pushing independence. i think what we will see from the leader of plaid cymru today is more may be of an attack on the two main parties in the uk, an attack on labour, they are in a cooperation agreement in cardiff, in the senedd in the welsh government. they agree on some things and are pushing senedd refor

um in dos 2011 realignment money supports the aps program. um, and then in the community living fund, you can see there's also a very small increase, um, that is mainly made up of codb and cola. um, so that that's the look at this from the sources or the funding side of things. and then, yes. category. um, so category three is the type of money or the type of things on which we spend money. and i'll just mention two slices here for, um, the biggest growth, as you would expect, is in aid payment. so that's where we put the money for the ihs mou . so that goes up about $13.5 million. and um, and then under cbo grants, you'll see that we have growth of about $5 million. so 3 million of that is the dignity fund and, uh, 200,000 of that is clef. and the rest is pretty much codb for, um, for contracts. okay there we go. so ihs mo, this is really, as i said before, i'm just calling this out because it represents two thirds of the change in the das budget. um, the ihs says mo is projected. to reach 173, $179.6 million this year. we're pretty good abo

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belongs to immigrants not ap i immigrants you will see that there are also a huge population of rush wrans and ukrainian immigrants they stay united you am see that the support they lend to each other as a community. and cinderella bakery is another legacy business. if you go on the website it is known as a russian bakery. the first thing you see their pledge to support the ukrainian community. you will see the unity in the richmond i'm so proud of our immigrant community in the rich monthed. >> my dad immigrate friday iran the reason he stayed was because of the restaurant. has more centamential value it is the reasonable we are in this country. when he had an opportunity to take over the instruct he stayed that is why we are here part of our legacy and san francisco history and like to keep it going for years to come. >> another moment i'm proud to be supporting the richmond and the only asian american woman elect in the office and as an immigrant that is not happen nothing 3 decades. you see it is my ability to represent especially the asian-american community. in my case the chin

the ap only decide the winner after other contenders have no mathematical path to victory. polls have closed in nearly every state and former president donald trump is having another very good night. he has won alabama, arkansas, colorado, maine, massachusetts, minnesota, north carolina, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, and virginia. former south carolina governor nikki haley, the last remaining challenger in the gop race has won just one state, the state of vermont. she has won with 50% of the vote and 90% of the expected vote in so far. >> the associated press has called president biden the winner in races in alabama, arkansas, colorado, iowa, maine, massachusetts, minnesota, north carolina, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, and virginia -- utah, vermont, and virginia. president biden experienced his first loss of the primary season tonight in american samoa. baltimore-based investor jason palmer won the territory and four of its six delegates. the president won the other two. >> we are still awaiting results in a couple states. the polls closed in california and they remain open in

ap calling arkansas for all right, greg appreciate it. thank you greg.g races to watch in tonight's primary are the two open bay area congressional seats. no matter if she moves on and the california senate race. barbarac lee's congressional set is representative lee has endorsed lateefah simon to be her predecessor. she has served on has also picked up endorsements from governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta,úand the vice mayor of the city of alameda, tony daysog, is also a frontrunner in this race. in silicon valley, voters are deciding on who will replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo, the three frontrunners in that race former san jose mayor sam liccardo santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. the top two candidates move on to thet& november general election. california voters also have one statewide ballot proposition on today's ballot, prop one would spallow the state to borrow $6.4 billion to use to build mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities. it would also build homeless. the proposition hasúthe support of governo

the image in a way that did not feet ap's photo standards. >> they poured fuel on it.he reality is now the conspiracy theorists have gone into overdrive. >> experts pointing out evidence the photo had been edited. >> if you look closely, you will see near the wrist the ghost of a sleeve that seemed to have been there before. and it's a very telltale sign of some kind of manipulation of the underlying digital image. >> another anomaly -- >> if you zoom in on the zipper of princess catherine, you will notice near the top there is a slight misalignment of the zipper, which again seems to be a ghost of something that was there and had been digitally removed or edited. >> and whether it could have been manipulated by artificial intelligence. >> i don't think it's an ai-generated photo. i think it was basically somebody took a series of photos and was just doing some beautification of photos to make it look a little more visually desirable. and that just left behind some traces of that manipulation. >> most people can cy see with the naked eye that there has been alterations

and the next goal was 7, 698, which was the total number of case of reported hate by the ap i website. those were the reported case of hate. there are more not reported. that became the new goal. we achieved 2 months later. the hearts were coming in it it is a big project, we have it part of our store. anyone can come and fold an easy heart. keeping that part of the japanese tradition of this in that way here in japantown is pretty special. its great. chinatown. >> (music). >> welcome to san francisco historic chinatown a place with a past, present, and future merge with the street culture and cuisine join us as was take you on a journey. san francisco chinatown is a feeling testament of china's immigrants and arrived in 1950 during the gold rush but hardship built a 35 community that served for generations. today san francisco chinatown is a burtonsville neighborhood brimming with history and culture. one of the highlights of this vibrant is worldwide can i intervene aim first and the oldest. we are known for handmade our claim to fame is our unique food and few places in the world.

but they were all a ap a rehended. will: they were all apprehended but not deported.mbers we're talking about here. of course, several hundred in that video, but you're talking about 190,000 in february encountered and, again,ing i wouldn't -- i'm tempted to say shocking, but how do you be shocked by something consistent? 70 arrested illegal immigrants on the fbi terror watch list. charlie, you brought it up. we had the reporter who captured that video on "fox & friends" earlier, and what i found fascinating, i don't know if you got a chance to listen to jenny, but she said the reason this erupted into violation is the can't ifations were let down -- expectations were let down. what happened is all of these were single adult-aged men. they expected a certain process implemented through border patrol of biden policies. they were met instead with national guard, they were met with national guard deployed by texas governor greg abbott. upon realization that their expectations would not be met, theyup wouldn't go expedited through the process, but instead they'd be turned

the ap says. these cases range from physical holds to stun guns and body blows.mentioned while drugs or preexisting health conditions were blamed. instead any death in that environment needs visibility, it needs transparency. >> it cannot be in the dark of night. >> we look at law enforcement and think, well, why can't you just take the guy in? well a lot of times it's not dependent on the officer. it's dependent on whether the guy will go along with it. >> the ap survey shows the deadly incidents happened in every state. 97% of the deaths were among men, most between the ages of 30 and 40. deaths among minorities were disproportionately high. >> time now is 807. a new fence was installed in san francisco's tenderloin by a nonprofit group in an area known for being the site of an illegal drug market in san francisco. the new aluminum fence is located at the entrance of an apartment community. the hope is that the fencing will keep drug dealers and users away. some say the fencing is a step in the right direction. others doubt it will help clean up the area. >> th

that is between reuters and ape, well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could. so for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw myself of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of l. damian's. mostly women, an old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running and running somewhere. i asked while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors corresponded, laughed, and said, do you know they were actually running to watch some tv show? the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course the story they broadcasted was, the survey and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing and horror from this village, somewhere towards greater albania. that's one of the examples. i'm sure i remember very clearly when

it's dependent on whether the guy will go along with it. >> the ap survey shows the deadly incidents happened in every state. 98% of the deaths were men. most of them between the ages of 30 and 40. deaths among minorities were disproportionately high. >> oakland's new police chief is now in the city. the mayor is promising a positive impact once he's on the job. >> he's not flashy, but he will roll up his sleeves and do the real work. that real impactful work to ensure our community's success. >> before coming to oakland, incoming chief floyd mitchell was police chief of lubbock, texas. >> i'm just going to say my experience in just trying to collaborate and build strong relationships with everyone involved, the adage that everyone has a seat at the table and what we all do and say matters. >> chief mitchell says he's committed to continuing reforms within opd, as that department appears close to emerging from federal oversight. >> i'm absolutely optimistic. you know, we have learned about his efforts around crime reduction, about community led community involved policing. >> the new

a what's ap hunter biden claimed his father was sitting beside him when he was extorting money from the chinese national. shortly thereafter cesc wired $5 million to an entity controlled by hunter biden. bay $400,000 was moved from the joint account to a business account of hunter biden a few weeks later joe biden received a $40,000 check from that transaction. that's evidence that joe biden receiv $40,000 directly from the chinese communist party linked entity. this is public 101. the american people see the unfortunately many in the corporate media and democrats seek to cover up for the bidens. why is that? the american people aren't buying what the democrats and corporate media are selling. we will continue to follow the facts and hold the bidens accountable corruption. i'll be happy to answer a few questions if anyone has you put out a statement said this is not over. you will continue witnesses. at which point typically d fish, whatever it be, the end of the investigation, at which point of this investigation done, when do you think the committee to refer out the articles on the fl

around this image suggestions it's been doctored with several photo agencies, including reuters and ap manipulated. >> and no, it is an absolutely astonishing story and to think that this is a pretty straightforward , very welcome, straightforward, very welcome, normal pr operation to say, look, this is, you know, this is mother's day and this is she's a famous mother and how wonderful. and all the rest of it public totally behind this , and to then totally behind this, and to then totally behind this, and to then to be told, here's a lovely picture. yes. agreed to that and the photographs taken by her husband. how marvellous . and husband. how marvellous. and suddenly we're told just this evening that these agencies, serious agencies. reuters and afp are saying that they're going to they're concerned that it's been manipulated. well, now, you know, i'm not an expert. i look at it and to me it just seems okay. but then these manipulations that have occurred, you know, they're getting more and more sophisticated. don't but sophisticated. i don't know, but if it's true, of course, the co

that is between reuters and ape. well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could for. for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw it myself of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of l. damian's mostly women, an old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running and running somewhere. i asked while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors correspondent laughed and said, do you know they were actually running to watch some tv show. the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course the story they broadcasted was, the survey and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing and horror from this village, somewhere towards greater alba

the kill notifications didn't stop with ap.withdrawn the image following a post—publication review. french media agency afp then issued a mandatory kill notice. they were followed by getty images and then the press association. it is really unusual. there have been claims of some examples in the past, but this is really, really unusual. and also, i think it's the sudden fall from grace, from a picture that was meant to be a nice, friendly family picture. suddenly, it's sort of attacked by these very aggressive—looking kill notices. major news agencies, specifically the associated press and reuters, pulled a photo released today by kensington palace over concerns that it may have been manipulated. it's very rare, but they have put in new rules very late... - ..like recently, with everything going on, with wars and so on. j so they're being a lot hotter- on what can and can't get through. i mean, it's such a severe thing to get a kill notice, _ and i think it's unfortunate - the royal family were the first big names to get struck

that is between reuters and ape. well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could for. for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw myself of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of l. damian's mostly women, an old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running, running somewhere. i asked, while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors corresponded, laughed and said, you know, they were actually running to watch some tv show. the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course the story they broadcasted was the survey and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing and horror from this village, somewhere towards greater albania. tha

to your left, the ap. >> hi, thank you.audible] can you give us a sense of what you have lost -- today? vice pres. harris: i don't know, maybe two dozen health care workers, who really care, really care about their patients. and who understand that in the■■ health care delivery system, regardless of your gender or your health care needs, we sho d ld all respect that you will be treated with dignity. usually treated in an environment -- you will be treated in an environment where you feel se. and by that, i mean safe to be free from judgment. to be in an environment where you are actually listened to. where your needs and your expression of your needs are taken seriously. and clinic, that is what i saw. are people who have dedicated their lives to the profession of providing health care in a safe place that gives people dignity. i think we should all want that for each other. >> thank the new york times. >> what do you see is your role on this issue, givenhanistratioe limits of what he can do to protect abortion rights and c

the horrors >> >> mollie: ap has many problems.ate is doing her own photo editing. you have people that can do it for you, i'm confused by the whole story. >> emily: she's awesome, hands on with kids and photos. >> brian: blow the break, i have a lot to say here. is there another story? why did we not lead with this, this is all i think about. to expand on your points, i say it comes a long way. people like her. >> emily: i love her. >> brian: and are concerned about her and so much mystery, they gave up on harry, the queen is dead, they really hope she's going to be queen one day and they want to make sure she is okay. >> emily: she is definitely going to be queen one day. she is not going anywhere. neither are we, more "outnumbered" in a moment. veteran homeowners, have you looked at the interest rates on your credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from new

the results will be certified bay congressional race, the ap projects democrat jenniferc tran spwillg lateefah simon the district attorney prosecuting former president donald trump for onúthe case. >> he also ripped into the da for dating the man she hired. he's now stepping down, for the criminal trial district attorney, fani willis, scored a legal victory on friday. a judge ruled she canc stay on the election interference case against former president donald trump, but he released a scathing analysis ofúher decisionúto date nathan wade the man sheúhad hired as, noting the da'st& lapse of judgment unprofessional manner and bad choices.t- >> that's going to give the defendants a lot of ammunition movingúforward not just in the in the court the courtúof public opinion. >> trump's co-defendants havet& alleged the relationshipúis a disqualifying conflict and willis. judge scott mcafee said they failed to prove that, but ruled either wade or the entire prosecution team, including willis. wade resigned on friday. >> they left a wounded willis to continue on in the case, and she false stat

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so far as predicted comfortable victory for the ruling can do national speech. ape potty prime minister body in the eyes undertaking a democratic exercise that is unmatched in skin around 1000000000 eligible voters. because the board's beginning on april 19th, we have $97.00 cut, all the registered goddess, more than the combined border. so for a few come continents for to get that. i mean, because 0 will surely or many put together will work 10.5 less willing solutions. 1.5 could or pulling officers since a good deal of reasons conduct goes on. it's indeed more to spend elect more than $540.00 on the goes to the look for about the lower house of parliament for re suggest brian minutes turned it in the mood. the enjoys overbuilding support would be on his body has been and gone. been what for months, you know, create a new projects and thinking thoughts, and really just events menu or for support to see he has brought to nomic prosperity and 5 tend to be some, your murder. i am working hard to win your hearts and i am confident that i am moving in the right direction. my efforts to cont

five years ago, we've not even heard about this complex but now we are to use this ap we have intercontinental-range missiles aven guard and laser complex in our armed foes, we are finalizing the testing called the missile to be highly efficient. they prove to be unique and it is not an exaggeration to say that. these missiles were delivered to the troops and soon we will demonstrate them. we continue to work on a number of other adv we will learn about the new accomplishments of our military, engineers, and scientists. i would like to emphasize the following, i would like everyone to understand me in the right way, we are dealing with a state where the ruling elites are openly hostile to us. to cast strategic steadily with us and ernest at the samtime, they want to deal russia strategic defeat on the battlefield. i can give you one example of such democracy. recently we often hear we plan weapons in space, and these kind of fake news is just about trick to drag us into negotiations on their conditions that would be beneficial only to the united states. at the same time they are blocking our i

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