bauer . what are the moods in german society ?flict in ukraine has been going on for almost a year and a half, and i understand that everyone is suffering , including, uh, germany, because what about the status? an economic giant, so to speak, within the framework of the european union. it is gradually saying goodbye to the bad mood now in germany at the very beginning. for something to support ukraine and against. uh, the russian federation and president putin and provided support to ukraine changed more and more germans. they say no, the war must be over. and i'm glad that such voices are heard in german society and i want to report that the alternative for germany has become the most popular party in eastern germany, these are the results of a survey conducted by the sociological institute insa especially for the bild newspaper. we can pay attention to our plasma. this is how it looks at the moment. these are the numbers in five federal states, the former gdr, the most citizens are willing to vote for the alternative 26%, and a

and mr bauer what are the moods in german society ?in ukraine has been going on for almost a year and a half, and i understand that everyone is suffering , including, uh, germany, because what about the status? an economic giant can be, so to speak , within the framework of the european union. it is gradually saying goodbye to germany's bad mood now at the very beginning of ukraine, many were very much in favor of supporting ukraine against. uh, the russian federation and president putin and provided support to ukraine changed more and more germans. and i'm glad that such voices are heard in german society and i want to announce that the alternative for germany has become the most popular party in eastern germany, these are the results of a survey conducted by the sociological institute insa especially for the newspaper bild. we can pay attention to our plasma. this is how it looks at the moment. these are the figures in the five federal states, the former gdr is the most willing to vote for the alternative of 26%, and as the bild colu

bauers defense cites mental illness and offered to plead guilty in exchange for life for bauers in prison federal prosecutors have rejected that. if convicted bauers faces the death penalty. the shooting has shaken this city and the american jewish community and the past few years there has been an increase in anti-semitic attacks. the anti-defamation league said last year there were 3,697, up 36%. joe rubin is the executive director of the american jewish congress. >> such a despicable act. innocent people being gunned down because they are jewish. never justice for that. there is justice in the sense of becoming clear that and making it clear that this not only was a horrible event but should never happen again. >> mr. rueben is a member of fifth generation member of a pittsburgh american jewish family. he says despite the fact that the justice system has begun here, the pain remains very real. >> bill: i'm sure. thank you, eric shawn in pittsburgh, pennsylvania on that trial. >> dana: critics angry at a hate-filled commencement speech demanding the city university of new york be stripp

turn into a battle of quality and quantity, the head of the nato military committee, admiral ropp-bauer, said this after the meeting of the highest military body of the alliance , which was meeting in brussels. the representative of ukraine to nato reported on the weapons of the armed forces of ukraine, the head of the alliance's military committee noted while russia is deploying t-54 tanks created shortly after the second world war, ukraine uses western weapons systems and undergoes modern training, bauer also warned nato against false notions that russia will stop only at ukraine and confirmed the unwavering support of the alliance in the fight against russian aggression. month, the growing determination and courage of the ukrainian troops and the ukrainian people continue to amaze us , we devoted a special session to considering the military situation in and around ukraine , the ukrainian military representative provided detailed information about the situation on the ground and outlined the need for ukraine to continue fighting for what is rightfully hers. us attorney general mary k

by the way , bauer, who appeared very, by the way, examined the child for a long time, shrugging hishoulders. finally, the wagon arrived. a german woman arrived and was boring, and they already took me and brought me. me to work. the stories of the inhabitants of belarus driven into slavery are different, but they are all similar in one condition intolerable treatment inhuman. it was very hard for everyone there. for us, history and which never reached the motherland torn to pieces by the motherland. kudryashov sebastian states camp stadium as long as i'm still living, the food here is bad. we only get swede 300 g of bread. many have remained crippled for life without arms and legs licorice polina kassel frankfurter strasse, 191 for 3 days already. i'm sick, but i'm working. otherwise, i have to lie in an ark , i don’t receive medical assistance, and i also have to starve for 12 hours.

of quality and quantity, this was announced by the head of the nato military committee, admiral rob bauerter the meeting of the highest military body of the alliance in brussels, commander-in-chief valery due to active preparation for the offensive, he refused to participate in the meeting instead of him about the front and the needs of the armed forces of ukraine, the representative of ukraine at nato reported , the head of the military committee of the alliance noted while russia is deploying t-54 tanks, the creation of shortly after the second world war, ukraine uses western weapons systems and is undergoing modern training, bauer also warned nato against misconceptions that russia will stop only at ukraine and confirmed the alliance's unwavering support in the fight against russian aggression. the three day war, which russia expected to end in three days, entered its 15th month. the growing determination and courage of the ukrainian troops and the ukrainian people continue to amaze us. we devoted a special session to considering the military situation in and around ukraine. places and

bauer washed his eyes out with water and he returned right back into the game. love that.e back here tonight, the army two-star general you met right here and the family he never knew he had. well, what's now happened tonight. >> announcer: "abc world news tonight" with david muir sponsored by vyvgart. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the most common infections were urinary tract and respiratory tract infections. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or if you have symptoms of an infection. vyvgart can cause allergic reactions. the most common side effects include respiratory tract infection, headache, and urinary tract infection. picture your

nato will support ukraine, rob bauer said , as long as it is necessary or ready if europe and the northntic alliance and we , in general, the whole world, are ready for a protracted war not three days, not even 15 months. and what choice does it give? allow me to moderate a bad scenario, it will not happen, but we, as thinking people, must consider the worst scenarios , including solely in order to understand the approaches to the possible provision of such scenarios if ukraine does not translate, god capitulates if it will happen, what will not happen, but let's assume that our enemy has a colossal resource of intellectual, human production, despite the fact that 30% of our economy has been destroyed and the like, and if someone believes in very long partisan battles, then i am here, i am personally not optimistic , of course they will be, but time will tell for how long, because the history of the army in the past shows that despite the fact that they faced death and stood for a very long time in a shelter until the end of the 50s, everything after all, our national resistance has bee

bauer do you think that the german society is ready to turn a blind eye to what is happening and howce relate to what we are seeing again today the same, connected with terrorist attacks on the same republic of belarus statistical art, which we now heard as if, which were prepared for belarus or these totally about the writer. they know nothing at all to germany that this is happening in the national top news. we have quite a glimpse of a thousand ukrainian soldiers of uh germany in addition to the active type of weapons that are supplied to well, in general, uh, the situation is such that the german population does not hear anything about it at all. this is how, unfortunately, the media in europe work oleg well, it is known that the zelensky regime is afraid of direct support for belarus and special operations, but at the same time we see a colossal the number of terrorist acts that they would like, and the ukrainian ones are the same special services, so that they still come true. tell me what is the purpose of the action, terrorism and extremism will continue on the territory of b

by the way, bauer, who appeared very, by the way, examined the child for a long time, shrugging his shouldersfinally, a cart drove up. buryatskaya was 23 years old, she was 9 years old eminent chickens. and then call, showing that there will be a sewing machine, feed 100 pieces of pigs. the history of the inhabitants of belarus driven into slavery is different, but they are all alike in one condition, intolerable inhuman treatment. it was very hard for everyone there. about this and in the letters from him the will that history has preserved for us and which never reached the motherland, torn to pieces by the homeland of curly sebastian, states camp stadium. while i'm still living the food here is bad. we only get swede 300 g of bread. many were crippled for life without arms and legs. solodkaya polina has been coughing at frankfurterstrasse 191 for 3 days now. i'm sick, but i'm working. otherwise, it should lie in the barracks of the medical i don’t get help and i also have no food for 12 hours, i have to starve. reshetnikova motya camp of eastern workers rodinfeld fortress demets, my dear,

belarus hello also in today in our studio a guest from germany, detlif bauer, chairman of the districtrganization of the party of alternatives, daughter of land, town of bobrok, north rhine westphalia. hello and also. i am glad to join our broadcast or yuki, his people's deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine of the 9th convocation. hello ilya good afternoon studio. good afternoon, viewers, by tradition, we begin our program with a blitz question. do you expect the end of the war in ukraine this year, ilya, and i can’t address this question to you, please. i really think the hostilities that are currently taking place on the territory of ukraine may end this year and this is evidenced by a number of factors. the first is, of course, the endless losses of the armed forces of ukraine , which are systematically hidden by the zelensky regime ; the second is the economic situation, which is a stalemate, and we are well aware that western endless assistance will not continue today. western partners exhausted exhausted europe exhausted to the united states of america who provided unlimited a

belarus hello also today in our studio a guest from germany, detlif bauer, chairman of the regional organizationy, alternatives, dochland, bottrop, north rhine westphalia. hello and also. i am glad to join our broadcast or yuki, his people's deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine of the 9th convocation. hello ilya good afternoon studio. good afternoon, viewers, by tradition, we begin our program with a blitz question. do you expect the end of the war in ukraine this year, ilya, and i can’t address this question to you, please. i think that indeed the hostilities that are taking place today on the territory of ukraine may end this year and this is evidenced by a number of factors. the first is, of course, the endless losses of the armed forces of ukraine, which are systematically hidden by the zelensky regime ; the second is the economic situation, which is a stalemate, and we are well aware that western endless assistance will not continue. will be today. western partners are exhausted exhausted europe is exhausted in the united states of america which provided unlimited assistance and uh, in a

bauer is now convicted of riot-related charges.entence of 2 years is about one-third of the time recommended by the prosecution. more than 1000 people have been charged with federal crimes for their conduct on january, the 6th of 2021, more than half of those charged have been sentenced. the carter center's says that former first lady rosalynn carter has been diagnosed with dementia. the center released a statement today pointing to the former first lady's work in the mental health field saying that they released the information on her health to decrease the stigma attached. the senator says that she's living happily at home and enjoying this spring in georgia with her husband, former president jimmy carter announced back in february that he is receiving hospice care at home following a series of hospitalizations. the carters are the longest ever married presidential couple. coming up next tonight on kron, 4 news at 8, a mother of 2 has been missing for weeks after. >> going on a cross-country road trip has been found in california

what did she think will last only three days, the head of the nato military committee, admiral rob bauerabout it today in brussels. 50 countries from all over the world demonstrated extraordinary resilience and tactical skill. well, this is what admiral baugh said during the meeting of the nato military committee , which took place today in brussels, during which they once again confirmed the full support of ukraine in our just struggle, but i, yuriy, only i promise, if you can, to what extent the statements of individual politicians of international importance affect what is happening at the front, do you remember how mr. stoltenberg said that bakhmut would fall in three days there once again in sometime in march or january, but now, on may 10, they say that goliath is tottering. and the fact that goliath is tottering is that russia has even stopped paying salaries to the occupation administrations in the temporarily occupied territories of the zaporizhzhia region, realizing that there are probably no prospects for giving money so that someone earns money. or there is no money well, tha

a judge sentenced 55 year old pauline bauer of pennsylvania to two years and three months in prison.er was near congresswoman pelosi's office suite when she yelled at police officers to bring her out so the mob could hang her. prosecutors say. she also costed officers who are trying to secure the rotunda. moscow was hit by a rare drone attack, causing minimal damage early this morning in the russian defense ministry said five drones were also shot down in the capital city. you rain made no direct comment about the attack. boxes. greg palkot has the story. dueling attacks in moscow and kiev on tuesday as the war intensifies, and now the ukrainians are taking the fight to russia, reportedly launching at least eight drones targeting the russian capital. it's being called the deepest incursion into russian territory since the start of the war. most of the drones were shot down, but officials say at least two people were injured. i heard an explosion but i didn't understand. i looked out of the window and i thought maybe it's an earthquake, but then i figured out that it's a drone. at the

pauline bauer of pennsylvania was near pelosi's office after storming the capitol in 2021. and she yelled at police officers to bring a pelosi. so the mob of trump supporters could hangar. bauer was convicted of riot related charges under sentence of 2 years is actually about a 3rd of the time. the prosecution are recommended more than 1000 people have been charged with federal crimes for their conduct on 1/6/2021, more than half of those charged have already been sentenced. with payments for federal student loans have been on pause since the pandemic, but that might change. once the supreme court weighs in on president biden's relief plan. >> we have seth kaplan now explaining how to best prepare your budget for when those student debt relief. dries up. >> ben schad graduated from millersville university in may 2020. so that was right. >> when the pandemic hit, i had, you know, my the 2nd half of my senior year just taken away from me. but then good news. the student loan payment pause. so to know that this rooming payment that would take in so much of >> my money that i w

bauer, your party is an alternative for germany according to the results of polls, we actually see thisout on a confident third place in the eastern lands, in general, it is in the lead. is this a sign that more germans support your demands to end the confrontation too with the russian federation and the blind support of the administration, mr. biden and the chosen course. i uh to the sanctions were over from belarus as economic economic objects of the russian economy. several numicas suffer from sanctions , including the population, which is why these figures are raised to the source of germany. they are growing gradually the whole of germany is rising, by the way, uh, entered into the rights for free and some kind of uh dead end that does not allow us to see that sanctions are destroying the german economy, for example, a car the industry that left russia with a chinese car with an endless climate agenda that does not end. who say we don't need gas from russia it should be banned more after the election was the most beloved politician. a defeat for a policy that, uh, is constantly pur

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a judge sentenced 55 year old pauline bauer, pennsylvania to two years and three months in prison.congresswoman pelosi's office suite when she yelled at police officers to bring her out to the mob could hang. her prosecutor said. she also accosted officers who are trying to secure the rotunda. transit agencies throughout the state are saying that they are at we're very close to the fiscal cliff and might have to cut a whole lot of service also ahead in agreement with the makers of one of the most widely distributed opioids, the 10 figures settlement that's been reached produced. can shield its owners , members of the wealthy sackler family from opioid lawsuits. that ruling includes an agreement by purdue to pay out $6 billion to the company's broader bankruptcy settlement. under the plan, the sackler family will give up ownership of the company, which will then become a new company where profits are used to fight the opioid crisis. the san mateo county supervisors moved today to look into the damage that fentanyl and opioids are inflicting on county residents. at a study session to

we met ann bauer loading groceries. >> this cost me $74. >> reporter: she's on a fixed income, has been hit hard by infwlags, tells us grocery and gas prices still feel high. >> i'm on a budget. nothing seems to be going down. it makes it really very, very hard. >> reporter: consumers like ann are, according to the federal reserve, why the fed keeps raising interest rates. as rates go higher, the goal is to slow the economy and bring prices down. >> that's their objective, to reduce inflation. >> reporter: san jose state business professor caroline chen says it's the consumer the fed is looking after. not banks who have complained that higher interest rates hurt their bottom line. >> the fed is actually just trying to decrease inflation. what's happening at the grocery stores? what's happening at the gas pumps? >> reporter: and the fed says it will continue to raise rates until inflation and prices are beaten down. >> we see that woman shopping. it seems like we're just getting used to it. it's still uncomfortable just going to the store and the gas. the rates might be going up but it d

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we met ann bauer loading groceries. >> this cost me $74. >> reporter: she's on a fixed income, has been hit hard by infwlags, tells us grocery and gas prices still feel high. >> i'm on a budget. nothing seems to be going down. it makes it really very, very hard. >> reporter: consumers like ann are, according to the federal reserve, why the fed keeps raising interest rates. as rates go higher, the goal is to slow the economy and bring prices down. >> that's their objective, to reduce inflation. >> reporter: san jose state business professor caroline chen says it's the consumer the fed is looking after.

bauer made a kind of compliment to the russian armed forces, it turns out that ours is so hammered byhe sun. what kind of tinned head literally does not raise in order to report to nato in addition, the other day the russian aerospace forces destroyed the headquarters near pavlograd, there could be valery zaluzhny . although not a fact. well, where then does the dry head disappear? they can also be removed from the team. why the crime, for example, had to start on may 9th. uh, may 9 the offensive did not start, and naturally, zelensky blamed the zaluzhny for everything, said to hand over the affairs of the cheese, they accept the case in this situation. naturally, both uh, the generals are not up to attending the nato meeting. there was also a well-aimed artillery strike by ours on the reserves of the armed forces in the area of ​​the yar clock, the obituary for the adviser to zelensky’s office, alexei titarenko, is already ready for him with that blow, it was precisely covered by dpr sources for a false one could be somewhere nearby. yes, and syrsky, too, there are rumors that the co

but our adversary, who determines the time frame . of nato's highest military officials, admiral rob bauer, however , the historian of the supreme headquarters of the nato joint forces in europe ian hope explained that currently nato is not preparing to wage a large-scale nuclear war against russia, it is more about the deployment of forces to contain regional threats, but as they say, the main thing is to prescribe a plan, consider it and approve it. well, then they will act according to the appropriate security algorithms . we will probably talk about this principle now with oksana yurynets, the former head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly professor of the national university of lviv polytechnic glory to ukraine by oksano congratulations i just quoted the reuters agency and an extremely important message to at the vilnius summit, for the first time since the cold war, nato will prescribe and adopt a detailed response plan to a possible attack by russia ms. oksano, how serious is this signal, in particular , it is about the readiness of the euro-atlantic alli

rop bauer stated that valeriy luzhuj, commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, refused to meete nato general staff in brussels due to the difficult operational situation at the front, he literally said the following quote, i received it yesterday from the ukrainian team of young leaves, which was told that due to the difficult and tense situation at the front in the fight against russian aggression, it will not be able to participate in the meeting of the nato military committee, even via video link. well, almost synchronously with the expectation of a counteroffensive by the armed forces of ukraine, changes in the situation on the russian-ukrainian front, according to you , can the nato military committee, taking into account what stoltenberg said, that there is a danger the future of not only ukraine, but also the whole of europe, to resort to some radical decisions regarding the future of ukraine. i mean the preliminary approval or , let's say, the discussion of the possibility of ukraine joining nato . -members of nato well, you know, i think, first of all, the people who h

able to participate in the meeting of the nato military committee, the chairman of the latter, rob bauerthe military representative of ukraine to nato , major general serhiy salkotsan, will tell the members of the committee about the latest development of the situation at the front, an expansion that putin did not expect japan wants to open the first nato office in asia due to the war with russia, the minister of foreign affairs of the country, yushimasa hayashi, stated this in an interview with cnn, he noted that japan is already conducting relevant negotiations , according to hayashi, cooperation with the alliance is becoming increasingly important because the events in eastern europe go beyond its borders and directly affect the situation in the pacific region, according to the head of the japanese foreign ministry , the opening of the nato office will not lead to further escalation, instead it will protect tokyo in some cases of threats , the president of the czech republic supported the creation of a tribunal regarding the crimes of the aggressor russia. he himself announced this on

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together we will fear multiple threats that come from different nato military committee head admiral ropp bauer valeriy luzhuj, commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine refused to meet with the ranks of the nato general staff in brussels due to the difficult operational situation on at the front, he said literally the following . of russian aggression will not be able to take part in the meeting of the nato military committee even via video link, considering mr. oleksandr that this meeting of the military committee is taking place almost simultaneously with the expectation of a counteroffensive by the armed forces of ukraine to change the situation on the russian-ukrainian front according to your opinion, can the nato military committee taking into account what stoltenberg said that there is a danger for the future of not only ukraine but also all of europe to resort to some drastic decisions regarding the future of ukraine as well. i mean preliminary approval or let's say this discussion of even the possibility of ukraine joining nato. well, and ukraine receiving modern equipment, in

ukraine, said the press secretary of the minister of economy of the northern federal land , the mona neu-bauer reinvestfalia is like that, but it is also very difficult and very strange in china the situation in my opinion, china has asked foreign embassies and international organizations located in beijing, that is, whose offices are located in beijing, to remove posters in support of ukraine from the facades of their buildings , this is what the kyodo publication writes about, and with reference to diplomatic sources, this is what journalists are also talking about who work in china , that many embassy in beijing placed signs with the image of the flag of ukraine and messages in chinese or english, in particular, as e stenviz ukraine, to demonstrate their solidarity with our country and with our soldiers who are fighting the russians and the russians and the russian occupiers in the ministry of foreign affairs of china called on the embassy and international organizations not to use the external walls of their buildings for political propaganda, as they call it, and asked , quote, to avoid c

you walk outside to the eddie bauer outlet. there are restaurants mixed in there. it was a mixed day, people out there probably on patios enjoying lunch and some drinks. this is a place you come to for several hours. you said you have shopped here before. you said your brother was here yesterday. people in the area know this is a place to come to get a good deal. the last thing you would have expected this afternoon is for gunshots to ring out here. now at least 8 people we know of in the hospital, and we do have fatalities with this, we just don't know how many at this point. >> we are learning the president of the united states, joe biden has been briefed on the situation. i know you are working your sources. is there any idea on this press conference? is it still happening? do they plan on releasing these vehicles tonight? a lot of people are stranded out there right now as they process this crime scene. >> they are going to try to obviously do everything they can to accommodate people that have their vehicles stuck here. but they are not going to compromise the

history that took place nearly five years ago in a synagogue in pittsburgh. 50-year-old robert bauers he faces 63 counts in a federal indictment. 22 of which carry the death penalty. this is just the second death penalty case to take place under the biden administration. now, the justice department under biden did issue a moratorium on federal executions. but this case began under trump's administration. prosecutors rejected several motions by the defense to take the death penalty off the table. why do you think no deal was actually made there? >> well, the prosecutors -- the defense was actually going to enter into a plea deal in exchange for pleading guilty, he would agree to, you know, life in prison. and the prosecutors said no, and merrick garland's office had come out and said that is based on part for the especially heinous crime, a hate crime, carried out in a place of worship. so they were not going to negotiate with bowers and his attorneys. >> yeah, and the state introduced its interest as well, aside from that that means -- i mean, how do you see that particular argument p

. >> is the mary bauer minh trail near amount lines up in here.leads to a beautiful scenic overlook if they do or so. chase is like there. you like the new year in nice, beautiful. and well, you can't get a clear glimpse of chase center weekend warriors who make the trek up. the mountain will find it tough to beat these views of the golden state. >> one place in the world spectacular. you know, when it started here in the background with the sun warming, our backs on this cool day, we say goodbye to the mountain. if you told. >> like 12 year-old me watching the dream team that i'd be riding bikes 30 later, that would have said no way 12 year-old program brooklyn. i remember in california for next 35 years and i live at the new craze. you know, it's so important right? great point. there. >> proposer. i nice guy. he's the best they love most. quite tour guide. >> he took me out. the oblate never been and he said, let's go. is it during the pandemic in the but every. >> and yeah, the mystery guy was trailing was chris's better. hugo is in good shape

but it's more of the same kayleigh in which see these administrative estate bauer cats really tryingo especially weaponize government against any descent against democrats and their allies crazy and radical agenda is an intimidation tactic by the dhs to silence a significant percentage of the population in this country who are saying no, we're not going to sit here and be quiet and sit down and we're going to call it the loose farn transgender movement what it is. >> i like that you label it as that sitting here as a woman who had a breast cancer jean and had a mastectomy if you do that against a child who is confused that is violence against a child. one of the things that's interesting ned, i notice the trend of the victim becoming the villain we saw it with the poor pregnant woman the hospital worker who all of a sudden she's aville and when her bike was being stolen. you know, the nashville shooter people saying she's been misgendered crazy things like that but you don't expect to hear that directly from the white house. i want to take this down memory lane, kjp days after the ma

bauer speaks to the fact that conflict can arise at any time. the vilnius summit will likely sign a thousand- page secret plan to increase military spending. strange. now the senate is not on the modernization of their military equipment. well, this nato plan has not yet been approved in germany. it seems that they have already begun to implement it. here is the minister of defense of this country, boris, recently gave an interview to german television and his interlocutor was there. i scolded a little, saying that somehow they pulled out the bundeswehr, which is not working very well , is in crisis, and so on and so on, what a story. why are we in a crisis already? deployed an entire military brigade in lithuania i often hear that the bundeswehr cannot do anything, but this is not so we, for example , deploy a brigade in lithuania that will be ready to deploy within 10 days to protect nato territory, we form a division of 16,000 soldiers, we buy tanks. puma ordered leopard tanks, so we're fine. but seriously , great britain, too, seems to be pr

by the way, bauer, who appeared very, by the way, examined the child for a long time, shrugging his shouldersnally, the wagon arrived. gulyatskaya was 23 years old, because cows. and then having done it. about this and in letters from captivity, which history has preserved for us and which never reached the motherland of the torn motherland. kudryashov sebastian states camp stadium as long as i'm still living, the food here is bad. we only get swede 300 g of bread. many were crippled for life without arms and legs. le frankfurter straße 191 for 3 days now. i'm sick, but i'm working. otherwise, i have to lie in an ark, i don’t receive medical assistance, and i also have to starve for 12 hours. reshetnikova motya camp of eastern workers rogenfeld fortress demets my dear, mommy, it would be better if you buried me than sent me to a foreign country. later, our conversation with the american military expert scott rieter, as it seems , the problem of the world from that side turned out to be very frank. i immediately say that we recommend from the same side of the atlantic all the main experts for

you have officer ella french, commander paul bauer, andre vasquez lasso who was killed here in chicago. so unfortunate reality here with the chicago police, you have an event like this, people say never again, but they have a big violence problem here in the city of chicago, and as they pay their respects, they know someone has to somehow get to the root causes of the violence. chicago just voted out a very progressive mayor, and voted in a mayor who promised to bring the progressive agenda to the entire nation. so that's our situation out here, a very respectful ceremony here in which no ritual has been spared evident from the bagpipes and the honor guard firing the salute with the rifles into the air. john and sandra. >> john: you know, mike, every time something like this happens, and pointed out happens far too often. wonder if some sense can be made of this from good coming out of a tragedy like this. is there any sense in chicago the fact that brandon johnson has replaced mayor lori lightfoot as opposed to paul vallas who campaigned on anti-crime is the new mayor of chicago. is t

pauline bauer, pennsylvania, was near pelosi's office after storming the capitol in 2021. that's what she let out yelled at police officers to bring out pelosi. so the mob of trump supporters could hangar. barr was convicted of right related charges. her sentence of 2 years is about one-third of the time the prosecution recommended more than 1000 people have been charged with federal crimes for their conduct on january 6, 2021. more than half of those charged have been sentence. well, we have state legislatures, laver transit officials and other sounding that alarm on california's public transit insisting it's in the red zone. they are pushing back on governor gavin newsom's proposed budget which includes slashing 2 billion dollars and transit infrastructure money. state senator scott wiener's leading that charge. he says it's going to be a disaster if the governor doesn't rethink his decision. he argues that the pandemic a pinning everything and the system needs time to recover. >> and over time, public transportation will adjust to changes in the world. but during this t

and trader scott bauer who's making trades to prepare, and we have ross gerber of gerber kawasaki, he'soing to talk about the tesla news. brian, staffers on both sides of the aisle are meeting even if the big guys are not. but you're calling this locking of the horns on the debt ceiling just theater. it's kind of smoke but not fire? but even the first act of this play has audience shift anything their seats and piling into treasuries. why are you not worried? >> yeah, thanks for having me. our investment policy committee, we've discussed this quite regularly as far as how should we be positioning client portfolios in anticipation of if there will be a default or not. and a lot of us have lived through a number of these debt ceiling debates in the past, and we do know that politicians love deadlines. and one of the problems is that there really isn't a hard deadline here. so even though treasury secretary yellen said june 1st, it could be as early as that that they actually run are out of this maneuvering space under the debt limit, it could be as late as august. and maybe that's part of

traders dutch masters and scott bauer are joining us live. scott, you're at the cbo where they're trading stocks, options, futures. no doubt we've got market success but also market stress. what kind of action are you seeing on the floor. >> >> yeah, no doubt about it, liz. actually here it's a little bit subdued, which is very odd given the circumstances here. but volatility is elevated, it's elevated from where it's been over the last few weeks, but it's not at a point where there's a lot of panic. where there is a lot of panic, however though, and where volatility is i don't want to say off the charts, but extremely elevated is in the treasury markets and especially in treasury options. and if what you're seeing there there, liz, there is a huge skew in treasury options both to the out of the money calls on the upside and out of the money puts to the downside. and what traders and investors are looking for is there is going to be something big happening here one way or the other with the debt ceiling. and looking at these treasuries to mak

that was a lot of money, but people would say, it only cost seven, you have 7000 hundred bauer no, thatid a lot of medical research studies to get cash. >> i became a guinea pig for. cash >> i wrote in a month i was in the hospital, i wouldn't legally, i'm getting paid to, right i have tongue myself. and by producer and star of that film, conor's dad, who was the mariachi, he sold something for the other half. so only had come up for half of it. then we came in and did it together. thinking we could sell for 10,000 or 15,000. >> 15,000? get this. l mariachi made over 2 million in the box office, and holds the guinness world record as the lowest budgeted film to gross 1 million in theaters. >> and what blew people away was the story of how it was made, that somebody with no money, no contacts, no crew, there was no crew? it was just me, i was doing everything with the camera. >> how long to take you to shoot that? >> two weeks. so i tell people, you can just change your whole life in two weeks if you apply yourself. you can look at your lack of situation as a negative, oh, i don't have a

pauline bauer of pennsylvania was near pelosi's office after storming the capitol in 2021. and that is when she yelled at police officers to bring out. pelosi said the mob of trump supporters could hang her. was convict convicted of riot related charges. her sentence of 2 years is about a 3rd of the time the prosecution had recommended more than 1000 people have been charged with federal crimes for their conduct on january 6, more than half of those charged have already been sentenced. the u.s. border patrol chief announces his retirement after seeing through the border policy shift following the expiration of title. 42 this as border towns and big cities across the country are struggling to process and house hundreds of migrants every day. chief raul ortiz oversaw border operations through the pandemic. managing nearly 20,000 agents. his last day on the job is june 30th. it's not clear who's going to take over. well, it's make or break day for the consequential debt limit deal. >> yeah. today the house is set to vote on the package. it is facing, though some fierce opposit

people were convinced by the words of the head of the military committee of the alliance, admiral rob bauerained the absence, laid down by the difficult operational situation on the ground. after all, the hardest thing on earth now is in bakhmud, which is on russian military maps. so, as artyomovsk of the western side , soldiers of the apu enter bakhmut. on this railway stands, lined with our ukrainian armored vehicles soldier goes to where the sky is picked up by pillars of black smoke, circled on the other. natural side. we see them too. approximately these are the quarters that are burning, but they remained. i'm going home. yes , they burn, how much is it, well, in the area or, as it is considered in houses by quarters, well, about two by two squares of a friend in the room of a zaluzhny in bakhmut this week was not seen. but according to ukrainian media reports, it has become. it is known that the general arranged the wedding planner. well , that is, judging by this photo. in direct in the sense, he worked as a wedding general. in addition, the commander-in-chief, who skipped a meeting

abbe lowell is known as more rul aggressiveed f maybe than the lawyers that bob bauer at the white house and others had othe hunter biden. and i think kevin quirk'se is reporting the access report makes veryorting t clear . clashes going rogue.cl they're upset. look, this whitee house needss to reelect an unpopularto president and an unpopular vice president . they don't nee d biden's scandals in the way.anda bulst tell i us what you think f the hiring of abbe lowell and how that affects this moving forward. hibb well, you know, abbi, what was interesting and you were the most sophisticated political figures in the city, so it'llth be interesting, get your take on this.ke but i was surprised when the post first reported a meeting of a new team forhat a hunter biden that includes people that have beenve supporting them financially.f th and the whole thrust of the this storys was that they were going to go with ampan scorched earth campaign, thatese they were going to go.bo aggressive. in and what was weirut thad abot that is it haddi to come from a those individuals. this was a leak from

those are the seam lines from the roofs and then the two on the left have little shades, a little bauers in front of them and then this wonderful like triple arched veranda that's sticking out from the largest tent in the background there, which i presume to be washington's dining tent. if you remember, i mentioned he had his sleeping an office tent. he has this big meeting tent, and it helped to explain this, quot this french officer who we we were noblemen, who was along with the arm who talks about a day when this review when the french and british army were were exercising for one another. he talks about an entertainment, meaning a dinner of more than 90 covers that were served with ue military magnificence in the pretorian of the consul, for i rather express myself thus then by saying in the tent of the general, i guess he didn't feel that was his snobby. so this is actually a 1 to 1 record ofhington's dining tent. we didn't bring that along on this trip, but we also have a stitch for stitch copy of shinon's dining tent. and as youan see with those figures in there for scale, y can'

and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we're running out of time.ake me do this. >> i know how hard this is for you. but if you care about me at all, you will pull the trigger. do it. >> sorry, i can't. >> pull the trigger. >> no. >> pull the trigger. >> i'm not going to do it. >> [bleep] you. >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath. >> 24 was really the first binge show, if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of 24 that would only buy the dvds. >> you think he'll come after you? >> yeah. >> and a lot of the subtleties and complexities that the storytellers have been doing, you'd say, oh my god, this is blowing my mind. i can see it now because i just watched three in a row. >> battlestar galactica was a show made in the late 1970s. not a very good show, but a show with a really good idea, which is civilization has been destroyed, humanity's on the run. what happens next? years later, syfy channel looked at it and said, well what if we take it seriously? >> madam pre