and my sister audrey dineen -- audrey janine abrams maclean. i have another sister.he is not allowed to be out here because she is a judge. you all ground me, you sustained me in times of triumph, you support me and you bolster me in times of difficulty. i am reminded in the position of my friends, carolyn hubley and supporters, my parents are reference, i am reminded of what scripture tells us. second corinthians four verses eight says we are troubled on every side, yet not distressed. we are perplexed, but not in despair. persecuted but not forsaken. not destroyed. i understand that you are hurting and you are disappointed. i am too. we may not have made it to the finish line, but we ran that race. and we know that running is what matters. defending is what matters. when i say to ashley robison's -- and jessica byrd, and to the whole host of those who stand and fight and run and

audrey tank see extremely important audreytan minister of digital technologies taiwan software developerten most successful computer scientists in the country became the first transgender minister in taiwan as a child audrey was a child prodigy at the age of five read classical literature at six studied mathematics in depth and at eight started programming at the age of 14 left school and began to study independently in two years founded her own it-business worked in silicon valley in california, usa, she was a consultant for the apple company. she began her political activities in 2014 in the midst of student protests, but taiwan's rapprochement with china later became a developer of media literacy training programs for schools and ivaniv in 2016 became taiwan's youngest minister in the position of minister audrey tan, who daily fights cyber attacks and disinformation as part of china's hybrid war against the autonomy and democracy of taiwan. thank you for the opportunity to communicate with you and thank you for supporting ukraine. this is very valuable for us, tell us about the experi

rest sometimes in the free me choices and discounts to choose choose what you want on megogo all audrey tan taiwan's minister of digital technologies a software developer is one of the top ten most successful computer scientists in the country became the first transgender minister in taiwan as a child audrey was a prodigy in the five-year-old read classical literature at age six, studied mathematics in depth, and started programming at age eight, left school at age 14 and began studying independently, founded her own it business in two years worked in silicon valley in california, usa , was a consultant for apple company , began political activity in 2014 in the midst of student protests, however, taiwan's rapprochement with china later became a developer of media literacy training programs for schools and ivaniv in 2016 became the youngest minister of taiwan in the position of minister of udritan daily fighting cyberattacks and disinformation as part of china's hybrid war against taiwan's autonomy and democracy thank you for the opportunity to speak with you and thank you for support o

ukraine's experience in the information field became instructive for taiwan let's watch together audrey, taiwan's minister of digital technologies, a software developer is one of the country's top ten most successful computer scientists, became the first transgender minister in taiwan, as a child audrey was a child prodigy at the age of five, read classical literature at six, studied mathematics in depth, and started programming at 14 years old left school and began to study independently in two years founded her own it-business worked in the silicon war in california, usa was a company consultant apple began political activity in 2014 in the midst of student protests, but taiwan's rapprochement with china later became a developer of media literacy curricula for schools and ivans in 2016 became taiwan's youngest minister as minister audrey tan daily fights cyber attacks and disinformation as part of china's hybrid war against the autonomy and democracy of taiwan. thank you for the opportunity to communicate with you and thank you for supporting ukraine. it is very valuable for us. tell

audrey needs a minimum for water. of course, to make her nervous system more relaxed. it is important for you to give her maximum load. every day, you usually walk at a pace like sotri a lot, if you give her big motor loads, then her behavior will stabilize at home. she will rest, and not walk out of corners and pour every second. it’s better to devote today to physical loads well, she was born for running. imagine how far you need to run per day. cool, but it looked scary. i probably won't ride a hoverboard with a dog. yes, you have to run a lot. i agree to lose weight at the same time, but it's your choice physical activity will help stabilize audrey's nervous system but problems with nerves. this is very serious and to decide. it needs to be comprehensive. let's go home, continue to work, we'll talk. another bad habit. audrey when she flirts and starts biting you and doesn't lets go the same happens. give give give. like this, and maybe grab onto clothes or into a hand? let's teach audrey to let him go without conf

thank you. >> thank you, audrey. >> next speaker, please. good morning i'm yaya. representing transdistrict as well. i want to say we have been tasked to bring culture become to the community and the area. and in doing so if you were to approve that you would have a center piece of a heart of a home for transpeople and it means a lot to us. thank you. >> thank you very much for your comments. next speaker. i'm kenya i'm a social justice transgender district and i'm also excited for what is going on. the landmark the transgender district. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. are is there other members who would like to speak you need to approach the podium. >> good afternoon, so i'm sofia. >> pull the mic >> i represent work with the resistance from the transgender district. and we are really close from the turk and taylor. and we will like to keep that. we come feel [inaudible] our [inaudible]. thank you. thank you. are there members of the public? in the chamber. we will move to the remote line we have one listener with 0 in the queue. >> great. with that publi

she traveled from the christmas tree farm and audrey pence of any. -- auburn acres. ♪ ♪ >> madam firsty. how do you like the tree? >> i love the tree. how do you like the tree? >> beautiful. >> it's beautiful, and this is the family that gave us the tree ♪ >> it was planted about 20 years ago and it was in a patch of trees that we ended up harvesting. there was something special about this tree, so we decided to keep it for this event. and we were successful enough to win the national competition last year and not give us the honor to put this tree here at the white house. -- that gave us the honor. >> thank you so much. yeah you're quite welcome. >> i think it will fill the room. >> it'll fill our hearts for sure. thank you. ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> we will have to come to your tree, i will decorate it. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving, have a wonderful holiday. >> happy, everybody. ♪ >> michelle and i feel, we just talked about the rest of america -- i don't know. >> hi, everybody! ♪ [laughter] ♪ >> happy thanksgiving! >> happy thanksgiving! [laughter] ♪ >> happy, t

opportunity to communicate with you and thank you for supporting ukraine it is very valuable for us audrey about the experience of taiwan in the distribution of services for citizens using digital technologies. what other countries are leaders in this direction, definitely ukraine with the application works is an example for everything in the world, because in addition to providing services through a mobile phone, all citizens and residents of the country can join the process in taiwan, we have a similar system, a universal health care system, the national application hels express, which counts more than 10 million people who undergo various medical procedures, including vaccination using the app, thanks to which we manage to resist the pandemic for the past three years, without any lockdown, it is even possible to pay taxes through the app with the help of public technologies with the goal of jointly creating better services. every year we hold a presidential hackathon in which more than 200 teams from taiwan and abroad participate, who jointly create better services, and five winners eac

training programs for of schools and ivaniv in 2016 becomes taiwan's youngest minister as minister audreydaily fights cyber attacks and disinformation as part of china's hybrid war against the autonomy and democracy of taiwan. thank you for the opportunity to communicate with you and thank you for supporting ukraine. this is very valuable for us. tell us about the experience of taiwan in the distribution of services for citizens using digital technologies. which other countries are leaders in this direction? all over the world, because in addition to providing services through a mobile phone , all citizens and residents of the country in taiwan can participate in the process. in taiwan, we have a similar system. the hels express application, which counts more than 10 million people who do various medical procedures, including vaccinations, using the application, thanks to which we manage to resist the pandemic during the last three years, without any lockdown, you can even pay taxes through the application with the help of public technologies in order to jointly create better services eve

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and my sister audrey denise abrams mclean. [applause] >> i have another sister leslie abrams but she's not allowed to be out here because she is a judge. [laughter] you all ground me you sustained me in times of triumph, you support me and you bolster me in times of difficulty. i am reminded in the tradition of my friend carolyn huguely and because i come by it honestly because my parents are reverends. i am reminded of what scripture tells us. second corinthians 4:8 tells us we are troubled on every side yet not distressed. we are perplexed but not in despair. we are persecuted but not forsaken. we are down but not destroyed. i know the results are not what we hope for tonight and i understand you are hurting and you are disappointed. i am, too. we may not have made it to the finish line bu r

well, but they've got barricades across the street about 6 rows of pretty heavily armed rob police, audrey holton and brown as well. there are lots of reserves working here just by how you go there to water cannon. so it's going to be very hard for the brute versus the push through it's being reported that twitter is closing its offices until monday and then reports hundreds of employees of quit. new boss mosque had given staff the option of signing up to new hardcore twitter, or to leave with 3 months pay. there's the headlines when is coming up next. ah, shit about this sport and determined to succeed against the arts. you want to try to keep on training despite obstacles, outages, they were wound tells the inspiring story of a group of somali women in pursuit of their dream, of playing football for that country. despite its culture and traditions, we are in the somali society and it's difficult for people to exit. somali foods, golden girls on al jazeera, a in the rental area, you need to be thinking, sheltering the supplier approaches and protecting yourself. i filtering it home a you

yes remark, audrey, no. oh, well, no more do not really follow me papa all says news and are really as yet again the 132 year link between france and algeria was about to be broken. anxiety spread among the french living in algeria. today, bus of a talk a steve at all, but she had you komatsu, oscar santiago, more than it did to she could you me know, when you go back to your boss, i just said it's a to ha dollar for me. every dish could choice. jenny, me? oh, chris kenney. mm hm. and the divide is pretty pretty ticket. ah french people who wanted desperately to stay in algeria went on the offensive. in february 961, they founded the secret army organisation. the o a s o s. the tax over several months were violent and bloody in algeria and in france. on the 18th of june, 1961, the o a s bombed the strasbourg to paris express, killing 24 people. france went into shock. the goal had thought the algerian situation was under control, but it was slipping from his grasp. france was at the mercy of the combined thr

she still does a condo her prima on audrey dijon, so fail must actually devante thought de la mifflin says, jeff oscar, i brought your deluxe to sacon. she's 300. i'm not sure i taught for the pin while any ocoee, the choice was torn between a suitcase and a coffee. some ocoee were able to get to france, thanks to a few officers disobeying orders, but it was only a tiny minority. and i prefer convoluted, but only to unbutton mock, i'm just only down darcy come, come to you bit either to tell you on the ha sema cried, you ought to 40, let us. yes, you politically. real yankee said no blood, it was about to kill. it was it you so what less it would be economy gives us yellow. so the be all right, we're going to leave them. not do them again, but he blew, or the folks that didn't really go in a bus that don't be that up. that's the propaganda of the time portrayed a warm welcome by the french authorities in france, the ascii were house together in remote camps. far from prying eyes. there were the undesirables, invisible symbols of defeats. but many ocoee were secretly sent back to alger

audrey, i have a coming up at 5:00 tonight. >>> still ahead, turning in his badge. the vallejo police chief is resigning. the reason it is coming at an interesting time for the department. >>> plus, what is up with those polls? are they even accurate or are we reading them wrong? rx political expert noah pransky is >>> you may have heard a major shakeup out of alejo's police department. the top cop is resigning. the city said thanks to each shawny williams leadership, they have experienced a significant decline in officer involved shootings, use of force incidents and citizen complaints. be police department wasn't without its share of controversy under his leadership. that include the officer involved shooting of sean monterrosa and a probe into badge bending, or when police spend a corner of their badges to show they have been involved in a fatal shooting. in a statement, chief williams said in part, "it was my goal as police chief to build collaborative partnerships between the department and the community. while the department still has his strides to make goals

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. >> two would be grace and audrey.wo met each other several years ago while living at the redwoods. >> i love -- i love, love, love -- her zest for life. tim: she told me about their lives as a couple and individuals before they knew each other. they say why they -- while they both attended their own high school proms, were not necessarily experiences they enjoyed coming to age at a time where being a gay person was not accepted. >> i actually one time was the queen of a prom and i went by myself. so, that was an interesting. as a senior i just really -- i did not want to ask a king. [laughter] zach: -- zach: that makes this problem even more memorable by being crowned the two prom queens. audrey and grace say they live their lives uncertain of what the future may hold. but no matter what comes their way, they tell me they are grateful to spend the remainder of their time together. >> we don't have that many dances, so it is very special. >> i can count on one hand. zach: in mill valley, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: sti

and pause for clarifications questions about roosevelt and his presidency yeah, audrey. this but what are his opinions on world affairs besides obviously that alleviating that he did yeah a good question. so his opinions on world affairs beyond the russo japanese war well on friday, we'll spend some time looking at the aftermath of the spanish-american war which is the time when america began to gain a global empire. and acquired the philippines and acquired guam and puerto rico and exercised indirect influence in cuba. roosevelt was a full-throated imperialist. he was enthusiastic about as much empire as americans could gain and he believed that some groups like the filipinos they were not competent for self-government that they needed to be tutored by the united states to eventually maybe decades maybe centuries later be able to have their own independence in their own form of democracy. this is one of roosevelt's views that we tend to find less tasteful today right and more objectionable and we'll spend more time with that on wednesday and friday, but yes, he was defi

and pause for clarifications questions about roosevelt and his presidency yeah, audrey. this but what are his opinions on world affairs besides obviously that alleviating that he did yeah a good question. so his opinions on world affairs beyond the russo japanese war well on friday, we'll spend some time looking at the aftermath of the spanish-american war which is the time when america began to gain a global empire. and acquired the philippines and acquired guam and puerto rico and exercised indirect influence in cuba. roosevelt was a full-throated imperialist. he was enthusiastic about as much empire as americans could gain and he believed that some groups like the filipinos they were not competent for self-government that they needed to be tutored by the united states to eventually maybe decades maybe centuries later be able to have their own independence in their own form of democracy. this is one of roosevelt's views that we tend to find less tasteful today right and more objectionable and we'll spend more time with that on wednesday and friday, but yes, he was defi

. >> yeah, audrey? >> do you think the multiple roles that he had made him more successful as a president? >> that's a good question. i think it did. i think they did. because as governor, he had some executive experience to actually running a state or being in charge. i think that was an asset to him. i think, again, meeting different kinds of people in the west, people he didn't grow up with was an asset to him. understanding the political details that had to be made, understanding the leadership of the republican party and it's machine, i think, was an asset to him. and then in his military experience, the effectiveness of that could be debated. for example when he was leading the charge up san juan hill, he forgot to give the order to his men to follow him. so he just charges up and then realizes nobody is behind him, yells at them for cowardice, and then, oh, i didn't give the order. so we can question how effective he was, but i think that experience of combat, the sense of how the military works,

two people that might be the most true for our great stammen and her partner audrey hasten. two met each other several years ago while living at the redwoods. >> i love love love, obsessed for life. reporter: the pair told me about their lives as a couple and also as individuals before they knew each other. they say while they attended their own high school proms many years ago, they weren't necessarily experiences they enjoyed. a time where being a gay person simply wasn't accepted. >> i actually one time was the queen of a prom and i went by myself. that was an interesting year as a senior. >> i just didn't want to ask a king. reporter: this prom is all the more special for the couple. a night made even more memorable by being crowned the two prom queens. they say they live their lives day by day, uncertain of what the future may hold. no matter what comes their way, they tell me they are grateful to spend the remainder of their time together. >> we don't have that many dances. so it's very special. >> i can count on one hand. reporter: abc7news. dan: aren't they delightfu

i be more embossed dork was than i looked round. audrey red, our ship will be allowed to remain in italian territorial waters, only for the time necessary to allow us to see on board. all the possible health emergency of the people for whom i promise italy will take charge will take all the miners. it's been said in the press and not through diplomatic channels that there are mine is on board. it's been said that there are pregnant women or women with small children, or people with a fever. u. s. president joe biden has appeared alongside former president barack obama to push for votes in pennsylvania. the pair campaign together for the democrats in philadelphia, pennsylvania is a key battle ground. stay in shoes, days, mid term elections in the race. there could decide who controls the senate. former president donald trump is also schedules campaign in pennsylvania on saturday for the republicans. jo biden's has next week's election will be a defining moment for the fate of democracy in america. that's it for myself in the team here in london. now we'll see you tomorrow. football rebels i

audrey parks says she was prepared. >> this was the year that everybody wants to travel. we knew that everybody was thinking the same thing. ama: air travel has recovered to about 99% since 2019's numbers. the cost to fly has increased and there are fewer seats for passengers because of staffing and aircraft storage is. dan: whether you're traveling or not, let's get a look at the holiday forecast with sandhya patel. sandhya: the holiday travel is going to be just fine for most of the state. visibility is terrific at san francisco. high clouds passing through. fog near half moon bay. visibility is down to seven miles. i want to show you what it's like down south. wind warnings and wind advisories. fire weather watch going up as santa anna winds kick up. this doesn't happen until late tomorrow night. we have a freeze warning tomorrow morning. if you are going to grandma's, it's going to be 66 degrees in sacramento, 66 in san diego. 75 in los angeles. the sun will be shining statewide. nationally, rockies and the planes is where you might encounter delays due to a snowstorm

his mother audrey said it was the love life foundation that helped her family grieve and cope. >> love life. why don't you jump on it? >> reporter: and through the love life foundation, the mission is to spare others from the pain they have experienced. and build a vibrant oakland community. >> this isn't a movement for black or brown, it's a movement for all people. violence affects us all. >> reporter: the love life foundation will hold several events this week in honor of the 25th anniversary. but anyone anywhere can honor his daughter by spreading love through a random act of kindness. andrea nakano. kpix5 . >>> two days after the elections are over, we still don't know who the next mayor of oakland will be but we have some idea. wilson walker has the u in numbers tonight and what they mean. >> reporter: we have received more votes in oakland. not many votes but they tell us quite a bit. we will show you the first place votes in the oakland mayoral race. lauren taylor not only continues to lead, but his margin against his closest challenger has actually grown a fraction of a percen

gennadievich said, lean technologies alone are not enough to increase efficiency, and thanks to, uh, audrey ravich belousov, one of the main priority areas for additional growth, and labor productivity, is the widest possible use of russian innovative technologies. e in life or at a conference. and you offered to expand the installation. e fck put. there is also a task, the introduction of artificial intelligence and modern management systems in the economy of the social sphere. state administration. well, we confirm our readiness to expand such competencies in consulting, i note that in part? we also implement the tasks of import substitution in the market of management consulting, we act, 80% of which accounted for international consults for brands that left russia this year. we are ready to grow rapidly in market conditions and payback itself. thank you so much. yes, nikolayevich, you mentioned that your specialists also work at the defense enterprises of the industrial complex to increase labor productivity, at these enterprises, right? it turns out, i think that by the end of january.

audrey parks says she was prepared. >> this was the year that everybody wants to travel.knew that everybody was thinking the same thing. ama: air travel has recovered to about 99% since 2019's numbers. the cost to fly has increased and there are fewer seats for passengers because of staffing and aircraft storage is. dan: whether you're traveling or not, let's get a look at the holiday forecast with sandhya patel. sandhya: the holiday travel is going to be just fine for most of the state. visibility is terrific at san francisco. high clouds passing through. fog near half moon bay. visibility is down to seven miles. i want to show you what it's like down south. wind warnings and wind advisories. fire weather watch going up as santa anna winds kick up. this doesn't happen until late tomorrow night. we have a freeze warning tomorrow morning. if you are going to grandma's, it's going to be 66 degrees in sacramento, 66 in san diego. 75 in los angeles. the sun will be shining statewide. nationally, rockies and the planes is where you might encounter delays due to a snowstorm dow

two people that might be the most true for our great stammen and her partner audrey hasten.her several years ago while living at the redwoods. >> i love love love, obsessed for life. reporter: the pair told me about their lives as a couple and also as individuals before they knew each other. they say while they attended their own high school proms many years ago, they weren't necessarily experiences they enjoyed. a time where being a gay person simply wasn't accepted. >> i actually one time was the queen of a prom and i went by myself. that was an interesting year as a senior. >> i just didn't want to ask a king. reporter: this prom is all the more special for the couple. a night made even more memorable by being crowned the two prom queens. they say they live their lives day by day, uncertain of what the future may hold. no matter what comes their way, they tell me they are grateful to spend the remainder of their time together. >> we don't have that many dances. so it's very special. >> i can count on one hand. reporter: abc7news. dan: aren't they delightful? ama: absolute

please click record. audrey will not for the course lady appeared, let the recordable started. this boy in the middle, one of them, russia is a major producer, but more importantly a supplier, a grain. it is exported nearly a quarter of it's $32000000.00 ton harvest and would like to continue with current european and us sanctions on black c ports and russian ships prevent it. what i see is global car with net port. now what's the pot sunk same year? i snuggling the post of ship crimea. yes, nothing the matter scheme report to me got daughter. destiny, a list of roughly completely a conditional transcript, but it, which it, it says yes. such as i knew the menu to women. putin is weapon ising hunger, he's using feed security as a callous to of war. and he's blocks ukrainian ports, and it's stopping 20000000 tons of grain being exported across the globe, holding the well to ransom at my cigna. but it was it. the reason i wish shortcut little much but he did them, we cannot create 4th ideas to puzzles. mutual rates is up up in the probably we're as a teacher to support your suppor

there's if enough for that, here we are either amongst politicians or monks, audrey people, everyone you talk to will tell you we tried that in 2014 and we had means minutes to and the russians still came back for more territory. there is a sense here that russia is still growing ukrainian dependency. they lots of russian need to see ukrainian independence and state as a misunderstanding of history. and right now, giving them a chance to rearm and to train up more more soldiers, which is making that much harder for ukraine to protect itself next time round. and let me just ask before we run out of time, there was a comment made earlier this week by the u. s. a top us general, who said that the, the war in ukraine will end later rather than sooner. and that it would be unrealistic to expect russia to withdraw completely from ukrainian territory. it's, there been reaction from zalinski i haven't heard any specific as to that. there is definitely a big fear about directly, you know, getting involved in kind of internal american, you know, debate on this and kind of contradicting the ver

want, audrey alex, as in the country, will be the lock on our tv. what about like it's fun and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. v dot com for all. lloyd is breaking news and updates was seen right back here at the top of the hour a so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. he's on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk ah, needs to come to the russian state. little narrative i've side on the most landscape, div hammock ingles, samson, up for a group in 55 with disabilities home. and he's gonna be the one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia to date and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. mm hm. it said it was put in, did you think it was with a, with the for the business and you agree in the daily shoes? you me to comes, graham you really just got t

the international at europe's largest nuclear power plant comes under attack. moscow says the jap audrey facility was being shelled by p. s. forces team times over the weekend. although ukraine's nuclear energy agency is accusing russia, he has back tracks on its claims of russia was behind a deadly missile strike on polish territory. and did it admit the parts of the projectile ukrainian? that's off in the u. s. nato and the warsaw officials say was likely launched by a ukrainian air defense system.

the w audrey increase, visited a town in the south, where the situation is particularly bad. nearly one and a half 1000000 people are dependent on a there and many are living in famine like conditions. this is man, i'm volvo river or what's left of it for 2 years. residents of cio may have to dig in the river bed, their main source of water that we are truly suffering my salad . and now it's really dry, dry, dry no, no rainfall at all. and says, the rainy season should have already started, but once again, people are still waiting, lifted. i and her family left their village and came to town because of the drought back home. everything had run dry. but here things were not much better. yes, it is a tiny house, but this is what we can afford to rent. our house is in the village far from here. but we come here because we need access to water. we brought all the kids here and now they work as water carriers. we do have the gentleman on the run, i fetching water and selling it is their only option of earning money for food every morning. this is the reality for tens of thousands in the regi

when audrey and robbie are headed in for a cross from across from a numbers and they were in france at the time. thanks to strike livia, injury after the break front system on to him. but i got on the school sheet and the champions weren't done yet. you really got a 2nd of the night and it's 51st, the friends that makes him level now with serial re is the to all time sub scores for the french national. see for on the final school in the same group. you nivia, drew no male with denmark, denmark's andreas colson. how to go this all out of side in the 2nd house, christine ericsson came close, but i'm and diamond made a good save late in the game. she msi, wanted a penalty when the ball hit come on the sun, but the referee while he didn't even check with me on this occasion could result. but she nicea and hopes of reaching the last 16 coming away with a points against the side rank in the top 10 of the fee for world rankings. and mexico against poland also ending goal us with a moment for robert levant bowsky to forget the polar caps in brought down by extra marino. early in the 2nd half 1

members are audrey as he's got all the news on all that rain that's come in a recent. yeah.ok at radar for because we're already starting to notice some light scattered hit or miss showers making its way into the north bay. >> dry for everyone else in the bay area. but it is seeing some spots over nevado and sandra fell and scattered showers for those of you in santa rosa and saint helene. in addition to that, gusty winds ahead of this approaching storm to our north right now starting to exit eureka, but currently over garber ville. so not only are we tracking rain showers but also we are seeing that cold core storm bringing us some snow showers as well to our north. and we could even see snow showers are north bay mountains as low as 3,000 feet by tuesday. so that's just an indicator of cool temperatures ahead, especially for the early morning hours thursday into friday. but from now, until then, storm clouds starting to below overhead over the transamerica pyramid because of the strong storms are actually going to notice high surf along our bay area coastline starting mond

the polish parliament recognize this massacre as genocide perpetrated by your premium nationalists. audrey mill neck was recalled as a master to germany after a number of provocative statements. he criticized berlin for it's sluggish support for ukraine and bernard, chancellor, olaf shoals a, quote, sulky liver sausage for refusing to visit kiev after the ukrainian conflict. the dan. we spoke to a polish political scientist who says that ukrainian diplomats are amateurs who are creating deliberate provocations. well, there's no more diplomacy, israel for the 1st, and no more professional diplomats there, i guess. and so we have done. group of amateurs are both, are ready to leave and time rushing. believe this is there in the ministry for a new person give. so one cannot talk about diplomacy when we're talking about like mimic, or a talked about a nurse. and the people who are trying to provo page their domain as much as many pro katie statements as possible. i just wonder how it will be possible for me, for instance, to meet with bullish counterparts in the future. this might be quite pro

thanks to ali baba the facilities management is optimistic about the expansion and chinese commitment audrey several places right now, china accounts for 6 or 7 percent of our business sharing, but it's going to be expanding as warehouses and making the edge the center of us logistics activities and trade with europe. so china could soon be making up to 20 to 25 percent of our business, or both people have done with the thought of ensemble saunders activities or demo. but not everyone is happy about these developments. local activists do not believe the promises of an economic boom on that bodily other near. don't rob. he says, i said hideous while they was talk of thousands of jobs. but that's since come down to $1600.00. also, chris, i gave them on that. we don't have any current information i. li, if we want to see a comprehensive study that will enable us to work out the jobs actually created and also the jobs that have been lost. you okay. i see. okay. 030 so know when you promised to resolve the unemployment crisis in the region, you have to create jobs for local people. if they're goi

taiwan or what is the correct name of his position minister taka of digital technologies and ivan audrey exclusive interview yes thank you, it will be possible to view it later i hope that we have a very informative youtube channel , as the experience of ukraine, also in the information field, has become instructive for taiwan we let's move on ksenia draganiuk, a volunteer is joining us, we are waiting, i am reading the latest information from avdiyivka there . unfortunately, as a result of enemy shelling, a wounded person was also hit by rocket fire and the estuary this morning, the occupiers shelled, in general, avdiyivka, vugledar maryinka krasnohorivka and the village of kostyantynivka, donetsk region, to the town, village, because there is still a town there the head of the region, pavlo kyrylenko, informed telegram about this. in the center of the region, one person was injured and one house was damaged as a result of the morning shelling of avdiivka. one by one and shelling in the coal mine of the marines of the krasnogorivka village of kostyantynivka there were no victims , the m

strikes targeting industrial infrastructure have been reported again in the ukraine controlled city of audrey, local officials, claim, and i mean, nation depot was set in the top as well as workshops for aircraft repair and drone production. i emergency services have been working at the scene, but also a relentless battles across the front line. and don bass continued to fight for the lives of russian soldiers in local hospitals, our senior correspondent, but our gas, the visited one such clinic. i should warn you, you may find parts of morocco report troubling. it is late in the evening. a car horn blaze outside. in warning. get ready. it says new arrivals are coming in with me. he's the operating theatre in the hallway. medical station. so the engine is driven here, 510 minutes away from the front flood. there stabilized here, and then they are taken to evacuated to medical institutions, hospitals further away from the front flood, further away from the frontline for proper treatment. the job here is to stabilize patients to stop leading, get the the say. they cool all the doctors here, doc