archie, was born in milpitas february 20 knife, 1920.ally only 25 and a half years old. the good archie back in the day, the first of 3 children born to japanese immigrants when he was 22 following the attack of pearl harbor. he and his family were ordered into japanese internment. archie's family spent 2 years in various internment camps across the country, including the one in san jose where he was forced to sleep in horse stalls once the war was over, he moved back to the bay area where he started his own produce company. he met and married his wife of over 50 years. they had 3 daughters. archie now has 6 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. the family celebrated his 100 and second birthday this weekend with all his favorite things, including chinese food, good wine cake. and of course, a couple around the haha all have contributed to his 25 and a half happy years of a leap. your life. you know, if we saw in that picture, one of the shots, the group shot, right? the guy in the middle at the top is our producer, joe. archie joe day

archie was all smiles when he finally got to hug the puppy alfor rists d intly merids. afteth mikee, the stuffed puppy got lost and the airport posted a picture hoping to reunite the puppy with its owner. archie's dad recognized him right away. >> oh my gosh, i looked at my phone and the boys got tsa stickers because they were so good going to security. >> reporter: they hurried home to play and make up for lost time. >> reporter: are you going to go home and play with your puppy? can you give him a big hug for us? sea archie and his mom are both very grateful to all of these airports for coordinating to get puppy elf back home. archie even got a new stuffed airplane to add to his collection. >>> here is your first alert weather forecast. a beautiful view with our mix of sunshine and clouds. temperatures at this hour in the low to mid-four days. looking at current sustained winds, com to like conditions and breezy along the coast. a beautiful view with blue skies over the golden gate bridge . it is calm to like conditions and breezy at sfo and half moon bay. checking yo

ah, ah, amid an unfolding humanitarian catastrophe in my, your bull in archie cru helps provide aid to residence in need, and assists in evacuations from the embattled city. they can take a look at some of the things that were bringing itself water, not chocolate. so for children, and of course i have a huge box of medicine. ukrainian children are reportedly caught on camera stopping cars to identify russian. and the white house has indefinitely postponed a special summit with leaders from across southeast asia, replacing it with a bilateral summit with singapore, after that country openly condemned to rush with broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our t international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. let's start by recapping, recent made events amid the ukraine war. russia's top tip lancer gay lab. rob is now in china meeting with his counterpart there for the 1st time since the war in ukraine erupted last month. now the russian foreign minister is then to travel to india, mid reports that india is increasing its purchases of russian oil. me

oh, yeah, he was worse than archie bunker. i mean my my dad was like a lot of my dad was born in 1918. um, you know as i say in the book you could call him a man of his time, but that's just a nice way of saying that he was bigot like a lot of working class older guys the archie bunker types were and yet and the reason i brought up my dad. is that even with all of his, you know, very backward kinds of attitudes about people of color or women. he still venerated american political institutions. it did not bother him when barack obama was elected president. he never used racial invective about the because no matter what you might say. you know after a few beers watching the news or something you just in my dad's generally you just didn't say that about the president united states and the story. i tell in the book is that when just before he died we were watching a election news and i i said to my thought because we were both from massachusetts and we both knew, you know, mitt romney as governor. we thought he was an okay, you kn

s. senate aid who thinks bending r t is an attempt by the west to silence opposing viewpoints. archie is a voice that we need to hear and as an american citizen, i want to hear a different voices. i want to not only just the through western lens, will a cocker see, isn't it? i mean, what about maybe see what about hdtv? yeah. what about mt are those are all funded by the british and the american governments. and they're only presenting one side of the story. you know, i just deleted my facebook and my instagram because they wanted to promote or say it was ok to have hate speech about russian. it's a very diabolical attempts by the west q sensor and silence. another voice, another international voice, and i think that all press should be very worried because if they can just take away or 2 license, then they can do it to anyone in grief. hundreds of farmers took to the streets of athens on friday to protest against drastically rising fuel and fertilizer prices connected with the use sanctions against russia. they say their production costs are now so high that they are having to signif

now archie, u. k, which is another sister channel, isn't impacted by the sanctions in the u. as a result of briggs. however, it has emerged at sky tv, which is the host platform for the channel in the u. k. says it will be removed within 24 hours. that is, despite the fact that it is not going to wait for the media regulator in the u. k. this is off come to carry out the current investigations that are underway into the channel. now the u. k. foreign secretary has also warned about the repercussions of banding ought fi from broadcasting, not just in the u. k, but essentially across the european union. she says that they would be tit for tat reactions in russia, and that could seep would cost us, such as the b, b, c being banned from broadcasting in russia. and that would deny the russian citizens the option of alternative media with a different narrative of what's happening now in a separate development. today, european energy ministers are going to meet to basically look at the usual reliance on russian energy supply. so just to give you a sense, 40 percent of gas used here

and archie cru went to the city in question and talked to locals, who have had to hide in basements. ah, val, navajo is a small town of $20000.00 inhabitants. it's turned into one of the hottest spots on the dawn of us front. with intense fighting going on for days. the situation is changing every 10 minutes. mm oh, the elderly women and children have been trapped in damp basements for more than a week now. mm. don't ask republics. forces share food and medicine. ah. secede uses. she said, i see. yes. we are relatively bald. as others have sat in basement for a week now, it's been like help for us for 4 days. we didn't think we would leave for if you both. yesterday, a projectile pierced the roof, where the keats bedroom is a move of sheer 3 of them and we are simply cut off. nobody announced anything i wish someone would have just driven by and told us, for example, when they're going to get people out. but now they just shoot and that said, we're sitting here and we are afraid to leave me. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says it's russia that is not seizing fire, causing nume

now archie frances denounced the action as saying that this is simply censorship. the decision to banner channel, which currently has $176.00 employees, including more than $100.00 journalists, is a violation of the rule of law and goes against the very principles of freedom of speech. nothing can justify the censorship. now there has been criticism over decision not just by one union of journalists, but also by the president of serbia. of course, serbia is not an u country, but the president saying, this is what he said when they talk about freedoms. what they mean really in terms of freedom of the press, is the only freedom that they are thinking of is the freedom for themselves. now in a separate development today, european energy mean this is going to meet to basically look at the use reliance on russian energy supply. so just to give you a sense, 40 percent of gas t used here in the you 35 percent of crude oil, more than 40 percent of coal supplies all come from russia. and the e. u is desperate to win itself off those supplies. as a result of not just the san

with british media regulator, all calm, revokes archie's broadcasting license, citing the conflict in ukraine and the networks quote, relationship with the russian federation. r t says the watchdogs move was politically motivated and russia presents further evidence to the un that us and nato. we're supporting biological weapons development in ukraine. we hear the key point ah, broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. from the glad to have you with us. now we start with the latest developments in the ukraine warmed. vladimir put an emphasized and a phone call with the french president a manual micron on friday that russia is doing everything it can to ensure the safety of civilians in ukraine, particularly by providing evacuating routes now put in also accused nationalist ukrainian forces of having committed war crimes in the don bass and issue, he mentioned in a call earlier that day. german chancellor, all shots now, while the humanitarian situation in ukraine remains dire, the un has reported it has deployed its 1st humanitaria

russia claims it has taken full control over europe largest nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. archie gets an exclusive glimpse of the massive arsenal stored at the plant, but unused vibe, ukrainian army, half crates and crate, stacked with assault rifles, kalashnikov, rifles, as well as grenade launchers, ammunition of all sorts in touch, also massive destruction and ukraine's 2nd largest city. hook up with a residential building left only partially standing after intense shelling, more than 2 dozen civilians were reportedly killed in the city on tuesday. a thank you though for the vote on la la, devastated towns also in the don basket. republics have done yet. and lugens, as residents flee the fighting and fear for their life. and joe biden announces a ban on all oil and gas imports from russia to the us. but the move exposes divisions between america and the u. as a block says, it won't go along with washington strategy. ah. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our t international. i'm shan thomas. certainly glad to have you with us as we have our special co

will these restrictions directly impact archie international and also our sister station? artie france here in france, what it means is that our channels are no longer allowed food costs with it. that be on applications on a telephone via the internet, or even on television subscription services across the european union. those new sanctions that have come into force on wednesday. no, it comes as the e u says it has to stand in solidarity with ukraine as this war plays out. we are able to get it to where we treat lee and to decide death sanctions. we message constituencies for russia, but also to be honest, it will have a just for us. but the secretion of convictions is attrition of democratic principles. the depression of international law. well, the you is using a special sanctions regime to bypass the ordinary media licenses. that applies to give you an example. artie from assist the station was given a renewed license to boot cost in france just back in 2020. but despite that under the sanctions regime that can be taken off immediately. now our t francis denounced the

ah, in the headlines this hour on archie international, russia claims it has taken full control over europe largest nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. archie gets an exclusive glimpse of the massive arsenal stored at the plant after the ukrainian army laid down its arms. half crates and crate stack with assault rifles collage to go rifles as well as grenade lord, just ammunition of all sorts and types. also massive destruction and ukraine. second largest city, hot with residential building, left only partially standing after intense shelling with tech, you know, 40 vote on that to the issue with devastated towns also in the da boss. republics of done yet scan lugens as residents. li, the fighting and fear for their lives. and joe biden announces a ban on all oil and gas imports from russia to the us. but the move, it exposes divisions between america and e. u, as the block says, it will not go along with washington strategy. with broadcasting from our studios in moscow, this is our to international. i'm john thomas. we know that you have a choice. we're glad that you're with us

being told that every day move and move such trophy weapons, fall in the hands of the russian troops. archie takes a look at 8 years of western arms apply to ukraine, believed to have fuel, the conflict in the country. you countries are split over whether to impose an embargo on russian oil. as politicians say, the measure would severely impact the blocks economy and rules for the but not for me. as western politicians are quick to castigate. russia over the ukraine conflict, but are conspicuously silent about beat exponentially more devastating us war in iraq as it's 19th anniversary passes over the weekend. ah, broadcast live direct from our studios in monica. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. glad to have you with us as we recap what's happening in the war in ukraine. now, ukraine's president zalinski says nato revealed in private that his country wouldn't be able to join any time soon while the same time projecting a public stance that it could join. i requested them personally, i to say direct please, if we're going to serve you in to new york or nato in a year or 2 or 5 an

and archie obtains evidence that the u. s. was pushing ukraine to lower russia into a conflict and spent millions of dollars on preparing ukrainian military forces with by cathy lived direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. glad have you with us as we covered the latest in the war in ukraine. now russia alleges that ukrainian forces have brought about humanitarian catastrophe and marble. as an estimated 130000 civilians remain trapped in the city amid intense fighting. in recent days. the numerous buildings have been destroyed as civilians, hyde, in basements, and struggle to obtain food and water due to disrupted supplies, despite daily attempts by the russian military to secure safe zones for residents to evacuate. russia says ukrainian forces have been effectively holding local, hostage in their homes, preventing them from leaving the city. those who have managed to escape have told harrowing stories. when the troops were on the move, they started shooting through the french, my gra

the, the, with, amid and unfolding humanitarian catastrophe in mario pal and archie cru helps provide a residence in need and a fit in evacuation from the embattled city. so you can take a look at some of the things that were bringing in water from chocolate for children. and of course i have a huge box of medicine. ukrainian children are reportedly caught on camera training for war and stopping cars to identify russians by asking the code word. as part of a reported government supported push towards our international mexico. the president denies us allegations that his country serves as a base for russian intelligence agents. the white house has indefinitely postponed a special summit with leaders from across se asia, replacing it with a bilateral summit with singapore, after that country openly condemned russia. ah . but catherine lived direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international . i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now, let's start by recapping, recent made events amid the ukraine conflict. russia's top diplomat, sergei lab rob is in china to m

this is archie international with the latest news update is good to have you with us. my russian lead forces are pushing deep into the key port city of marielle pole, which has been seeing some of the heaviest battles of the conflict crane calves troops including the notorious neo nazi as of battalion or refusing to give up even a single building without a fight the onslaught has already led to was being called a humanitarian disaster in the city. he might find some of the following images upsetting. thousands of civilians remain trapped inside marielle pole without access to clean water, fresh food or electricity. the russian military has been busy trying to get more humanitarian supplies handed out to the locals. on yes, republic troops are on the front lines, clearing out civilian buildings used by ukrainian forces as bases. some locals are still hiding in basements to escape the violence. as many have been blocked from fleeing the city through humanitarian corridors opened by russia, and some residents who have managed to escape speak of atrocities, allegedly commi

these restrictions directly impact archie international and also our sister station on the front here in france. what it means is that our channels are no longer allowed to put costs with it that be on applications on a telephone via the internet, or even on television subscription services across the european union. those new sanctions that have come into force on wednesday. no, it comes as the e says it has to stand in solidarity with ukraine as this war plays out. i am well aware that the sanctions will come at a cost far economy too. but i believe the people of europe understand very well that we must stand up against this cruel aggression. it's not only you true that to the touch international low wars, bruce international, audra, democracy, human did awful, and i thought this is true of political terrorism, pure and simple. well, the ear is using a special sanctions regime to bypass the ordinary media licenses that apply. so to give you an example, artie france or sister station was given a renewed license to put cost in france just back in 2020 a. despite that under the sanctio

this is not just about archie france, this is an all encompassing problem for russian people in france. there are now entire groups of people on telegram saying they've had similar problems. we've also be hearing from another french employee, a french citizen who said that for him such action shows that russians are being singled out, as i found, are discriminated, of course, because this is not so there is, they are not big both. he knows just on pro is a simple employ, isn't and as a filler are under sanction, while they are not officially sanctioned, there is a warranty or some people are enforcer. but person, for example, right now, this is a russian, there is not a quality either, this isn't an issue that's just affecting russians here in france. as i mentioned that you sent out of this, at least 2 banks to say you need to check the bank accounts of all russians and bell russians in europe. and that's been the case with russians receiving letters, whether they live in spain or germany, or other parts of the e, u. i. most of the time telling them that they need to go to the bank an

is no longer at the top of the food chain in washington, rachel blevins archie. and while the world's attention is still largely focused on the crisis in ukraine, influential countries and humanitarian organizations appear to have turned a blind eye to the destruction in suffering and other war on areas such as in yemen and me, and mar, made concerns that resources are being diverted from those regions and are in an equally pool for ukraine, actually possibly reports. for weeks now, the world's attention has been focused on ukraine's refugees, while they no doubt face a dia, humanitarian crisis. what about the millions of others in the same situation? if we cast so much about people's suffering in ukraine, we should care as much about people in somalia. the kena facet, south sudan, pakistan where the scale of need is high. it's so frustrating that other countries don't get the level of support they're entitled to were struggling because they don't have the same geopolitical element. mainstream media is also to blame. the ukraine crisis dominates the media spotlig

welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis here and archie now state to the main developments in the ukranian conflicts. the russian defense minister has said it has achieved is prior may objective in the 1st stage of its opperation, namely reducing the capability of ukrainian forces, which it says will lead russia to achieving its main aim. the liberation of dom bus . russian officials also stated on friday that more than 1300 of his soldiers had been killed with almost 4000 injured. while it's being claimed that the fighting matthew police moving closer towards the c. meanwhile, must protest over soaring food and fuel prices in, in europe, caused by the crippling sanctions imposed on russia. the 1st blood sprayed down what's happening on the ground. near the public forces claims have taken control of one of the districts in the sense of you for fighting with ukrainian forces and the as all but saline said to be before becoming more sporadic. then the military is conducting a building to building thirds looking for militants reportedly pretending to be civilians. meanwhile, locals c

now archie frances denounced the action as saying that this is simply censorship. the decision to banner channel, which currently has $176.00 employees, including more than $100.00 journalist, is a violation of the rule of law and goes against the very principles of freedom of speech. nothing can justify the censorship. now there has been criticism over decision not just by one union of journalists, but also by the president of serbia. of course, it is not an u country, but the president saying, this is what he said when they talk about freedoms. what they mean really in terms of freedom of the press, is the only freedom that they're thinking of is the freedom for themselves. now in a separate development today, european energy mean this is going to meet to basically look at the use reliance on russian energy supply. so just to give you a sense, 40 percent of gas to use here in the you 35 percent of crude oil, more than 40 percent of coal supplies all come from russia. and the e. u is desperate to win itself off those supplies. as a result of not just the sanctions

when you awaken to this fact turned to archie, america, where we dare to question morn. i seen the horrors utilize when money and evil combine corporate criminals who dress countless lives. they had just one more dollar to their billions. they threatened, they bribe, they'll do anything to keep their crimes in the door. but the people i've heard are demanding justice. their stories need to be told on america's lawyer for oh, dear newark. thank you for finally changing. i understand you're tired of network's templar noon with you. you're tired of commentary. ready i are not to say no matter what personally you know, mean. ready i'm famous for my views, you'll get them avenue. and yours truly, scotty now ah, back to our continuing coverage and the crisis in ukraine. we're going to bring you to the front lines that are teas more gasdio reporting from the eastern part of ukraine. the city of myra, you pull, which is ukraine's largest sport and ease ease. now almost surrounded with the garrison that is there. the russian side has said that it is nationalist elements that are

and here, information flows here if can watch archie. here you can read sputnik here. telegram is not sensor. it's a very interesting because here it reminds me of the good old days of the thoughts of believe him, of the ultimate empire. you have a flurry of diplomatic action around, and it's the only natal nation which is trying to let's see, trying to organize at least the lineaments of a possible peace deal between ukraine and a rush. so this means that there is no censorship of information in turkey, which is something absolutely extraordinary when compared to the nato stan sphere. you know, i also live in europe and i am afraid when i go back to europe, i'll probably gonna be arrested at child legal airport. and here at least we can talk about, i'm a heavy fantastic conversations with turkish academics including about so freedom of information and this, don't forget, this is erica, again is done where freedom of information is not exactly i priority. and this is something that you see here. this is something that you see in your run

look out world. archie america is in the spotlight now. frankly, i have no idea how to classify it and it actually took me way more time. and i care to admit martin dwayne said it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fools. that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed fake news paid for like corporate interests. they beat you down until you relieve their fairy tales. well, here's a story for you. it's called the big and it's full of facts nonfiction, with oh, oh, oh, read ab rita turned on the tv about the world and what's happening around me? i see shells on the screen last every day because the fake news, narrative, petty thief leave home any cold enough with bomb after barbara. barbara global is the make it, wow, have plenty of back in this war. when i found a network that'll question more, die is great cruise speed, civil strife, climate change, probably a cool implant solid mainstream wants to do with keep us quiet. what's the right you can't keep what style is critical point this fall? perspective question more directive. we don't tak

look out world. archie, america is in the spotlight now. and frankly, i have no idea how to classify as, and it actually took me way more time and i care to admit, oh dear, you are. thank you for finally changing the 2 year old. i understand you're tired of networks that are new with you. you're tired of common. ready i mean they are not to say no matter what the person actually you know, mean. ready i'm famous for my views, you'll get them and the name and yours truly, scotty. now with the law everyone. let's take a look at today's menu to see what we're serving up on this updated tuesday edition of eat, the press. i have no doubt that president bowden made his decision to ruthlessly attack ukraine only after watching the pathetic withdrawal from afghanistan and wait until you hear what else donald trump said last weekend, and how the media chose to cover it will show you. he was at the capital on january 6th and was recently sentenced to probation, but a lot happened in between and walk away campaign founder brandon stroker will be here t

look out world. archie america is in the spotlight now. frankly, i have no idea how to classify as and it actually took me way more time and i care to admit, oh oh, read ab rita turned on the tv about the world and what's happening around me. i see shells on the screen last every day because the fake news, narrative, petty sleep. it's so many cold building up with farm after barbara barbrick global is the make you wow. have plenty of that in this war. what i've found a network that question more science rate cruise that space civil strife, climate change, probably a cool implant solid mainstream wants to do with keep us quiet. what still? right, you can't keep with sal is critical point. this fold perspective. question more directive. we don't take that we walk to walk our t america, me real todd. oh, good evening and welcome to the news on our t america. i'm fair in from zack here in washington, dc. well, back in 1947, the bulletin of the atomic scientists created what we know today. as the doomsday clock, it represents the hypothetical global catastrophe, ebs as midnight. and it's as

look out world. archie america is in the spotlight. now, frankly, i have no idea how to classify it, and it actually took me way more time and i care to admit martin wayne said it's easier to move people than to convince them they've been full. that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed bake news paid for like corporate interests. they beat you down until you relieve their fairy tales. well, here's a story for you. it's called the big and it's formal fact not fiction with ah ah, with as rush as military operation in ukraine enters its 7th day explosions, have been recorded at a key of the tower. tv tower. that is, and in the heart of region, it's heavy fighting. the 2nd round of peace talks is scheduled for today. horrific destruction of homes in the aftermath of a battle in the dumbass region where a village has come under the control of the lou ganske militia. and you politicians demand even harsher sanctions against russia. after the block decides to ban r t and cut some russian banks out of the internation

look out world. archie america is in the spotlight now. and frankly, i have no idea how to classify as, and it actually took me way more time and i care to admit, ah martin wayne said it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fools. that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed fake news paid for like corporate interests. they beat you down until you believe their fairy tales. well, here's a story. boy, it's called a big and it's full of facts, not mich, michigan. ah oh oh, so the funds doesn't checkpoints put up after last year's attack on the capital? well, they're back tonight for president biden's state of the union address. now it's all part of a series of safety precautions inside and outside of the capitol. paxton boy joins us lie from capitol hill with more on this part of the story. paxton? yeah. fair. and that tall black fencing surrounding the united states capital is back. it's the same fencing that we saw in the days and weeks after january 6th, 2021. now capital, please say it is tem

russia claims it has taken full control over europe. largest nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. archie gets an exclusive glimpse of the massive arsenal stored at the plant, but amused by ukrainian army half crates and crate, stacked with assault rifles, collage, tickled rifles, as well as grenade launchers, avenue, nation, of all sorts and touch. also massive destruction and ukraine's 2nd largest city. how come with a residential building left only partially standing after intense shelling, more than 2 dozen civilians were reportedly killed in the city on tuesday. if you really just run you would we have to have you for yeah, i can't afford it.

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hi, archie described the 4 islands as an integral part of japan. the sabre rattling over the cordial archipelago goes on. we have jeff kingston, director of asian studies at temple university, japan and jeff, we just had a quick look at japan and russia as territorial gripe. but tell us what the other motivations are for japan taking a strong position on the ukraine crisis. well, i me, i think that the tokyo shares the global outrage at hooton's invasion of ukraine and the assault on a rules based international order. so i think it wants to demonstrate solidarity with the g 7 strength and the alliance with the u. s. and you know, show that it's ready for prime time of the problem is that japan's track record on sanctions is not that strong. recall about a year ago it promised strong sanctions on the military junta stage a coup d'etat in burma. and nothing much materialized and back in 2014, his sorrow watered down the sanctions against crimea. probably because it was hoping to improve the context for negotiating those return of those disputed north

he monica, this is what archie they meant at the polish ukrainian boda. marco picked them up and brought them to berlin. to wrestling friends, sasha, and anya came later with the train. they've also been accommodated by club members of the berlin wildcats. yet the touches refused. just as i was actually afraid that we would meet some very traumatized people. and though it's now the case that trauma can occur much later on, but also does not right now. i feel like they're very stable of. it was also clear that they wanted to go straight into training after their arrival and zest. deanna for sure. as ralph all of thought o'clock, that is a 4th, not the unclean to the others arriving relatively late last night or not. but they still wanted to go to the training hall and wanted to meet all the other wrestlers i was avoiding. i think that's a good sign, wasn't vision, but with competitive athletes. what else are they supposed to do when they're not training in the club? last or what should they have? luther themselves denise couldn't yet. but today, in the mood was good after 4 hours of train