something lucas shanker usually tried hard to avoid song and believe the bellows is only his country and he is not going to share his power with anyone. as a result, the increasingly isolated president is resorting to ever more dangerous tactics to neutralize his opponents abroad. the force lending of a ryan a jet in june to catch frame in protest. savage is a case in point process. savage had been editor in chief of the telegram channel next to now being run by colleagues in warsaw. yes. michelle, anybody i don't talk to dog over the there are some of the most by the shoot carson lab. can you get a chance to get them to kim for them to come and live with 3000000 followers and better? rece next has long been an ann today to to stake propaganda from the west off care . most about stay with carla, but it's like problems to place, you know, which you leave the shop to keep the sheesh file. a 4th video audio, the command of suggest is to show the trainer midwest date. the platform continues to show chilling footage of life over the border. and there's nothing lucas shanker can do about i

our kron four's noelle bellow has details. more than 2 dozen states are poised right now to ban abortions. >> if the supreme court gives them the ok next year. but california lawmakers and abortion providers and advocacy groups made it clear today. california will be there for women seeking reproductive care. we predict that that, you know, we have a. >> real. >> task and important task in front of us and how we can ensure that we're taking care of people. >> if states are insistent on taking away an essential right to 2 essential healthcare. jodi hicks is the president and ceo of planned parenthood affiliates of california. she's among those on the california future of abortion council. a group that released a list of 45 recommendations for the state to consider if the high court overturns roe v wade we know that they go back into legislative session in january. so wanted to make sure to have those recommendations in place as people start to put together their legislative package in prior years. planned parenthood has served

it meant that if it's been silenced, and many have fled bellows on living in fear. this is a country controlled by one man, and many say given the crackdown after the election and the recent michael and crisis, it's clear that people do anything to stay in power. someone who has not been silenced is maria colette sneak over at the forefront of election protests. yes. and i'll be in jail for 11 years for aiming to overthrow the state. that freedom is the most important thing is something my generation did not understand. now i know what my daughters are doing, what young people are doing is what we should have done from prison. his daughter communicate through postcards they took, maria knows in our family. we love to beatles. she sent me regard from harrison from mccartney last week over. hi spirit. despite her prison sentence has inspired many and bellows, she famously rip up her passport to avoid deportation. i really wish that europe and the rest of the world would give all or for political prisoners, high priority. i'm sure most of the people, maria friends, my

kron four's, noelle bellow has the disturbing details. >> there is no doubt that the suspects believet they could pray on these victims. because of their ethnicity because of their gender. san jose. police say this robbery crew targeted more than 100 asian women in san jose and across the bay area. officials say the 6 men all in their early to late 20's targeted the victims from october of 2020 until their arrests began in september of this year through. >> search warrants of their phones through interviews. it was very, very clear. that they were targeting asian women specifically again, they believed that they were going to be easy targets and that they were going to have large sums of cash. many of those robberies happening in little saigon in san jose. that's where officials gathered wednesday to announce additional hate crime charges against the robbery i decided to charge also as a hate crime. >> for a few reasons. number one, it adds additional time. >> in custody, which is appropriate for a case of this magnitude. san jose. police say after a yearlong investigation they determ

there are still roughly 2000 of them stranded in bellows at temporary shelters. now brussels wants to extend the asylum processing time by months and keep the migrants in special camps while it happens right. groups have warned that the plan, so it's a dangerous precedent. if the you can allow a minority of member states to throw out the rule book due to the presence of a few 1000 people at its border, it throws out any authority as on human rights in the rule of law, stopping detaining, and criminalize and people trying to find safety in europe, brakes international and european asylum law supporting the detention of migrants at e. u. borders puts politics over people's lives. the e. u is trying to get tough on migration, particularly on its east in bo, does. now in a bid to tackle the issue that it's gone to 3 countries, controversial emergency asylum measures that will give poland lithuania and latvia. the power to hold people in special asylum processing centers, up to 16 weeks. that is a massive increase on the current timeframe that they can do that full we

if the malicious and or era bellows had not been there playing a key role, i am not so certain that eric bala would have resulted in godaddy's downfall in the way that we had a few people embedded with them. not up front, so to speak, but beckoned carriers. rebel groups firepower grew. nato was dropping bombs by the 1000 and qaddafi while eventually fell. and with him went down libya's security and rule of law. as all this myriad of militias turned against each other vying for power, the country turned into a free for all. so the u. k. began to evacuate its citizens, including militants. well guess who boarded the royal navies h. m. s. enterprise. back in 20. 14 in tripoli. none other than the future. manchester, boehmer, solomon abedi, lar, t, has asked nato and u. k. officials to comment on the admissions. we let you know what responses given or from were on the inquiry head to our website, which also has plenty of stories. we just couldn't fit into our bulletin, including how the u. s. and ukraine voted against the un resolution condemning naziism about just a click away at art c dot

house and coldness don't go into nor say you k, a quality door expert, then the bellows. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you for watching . just on half i to moscow or back again. ah ah .

and border guards have been accused of forcing migrants who make it through back to the bellows. the inside of the border. oh, you deny pushing back margaret? so what are you doing? we are protecting the border of the european union. of course those migrants who are invited by the luca seneca regime to come to buy the root. they do have an option, of course, to cross the border to do that through the crossing points with the legal documents, without the visa or without any emission to get to the european union. it shouldn't be they shouldn't be allowed to cross the illegally. they do submit border, so those tool really want to go to the you. what they need to do is to get the document that get the visa or if there are seekers to apply and the special net procedure do that to get that. so they're, they're all legal way to get that to you. these people are coming to the border. they are asylum seekers and they are literally being turned back. they are being denied access to pay even to the proper paperwork for asylum seeking according to reports on the ground. how was this not a co

and in this case, basically, it should be bellows because bella routes for them. is the country where, where, where they decide to go, you mention international law, which is, which is interesting because the 1951 convention on that as a refugee says that the contracting states, those who are signatories to this. 1 shall not expel a refugee lawfully in their territory stable ground, the national security a public order. the expulsion of such a refugee shall be only in pursuance of indecision reach, in accordance with due process of law. what's happening at the border is not due process of law. these people are being pushed away without due process. they're not being taken to an asylum process and often things not even access to paperwork to engage in the process. so even if you're correct that these people ultimately don't want of asylum in poland, who are we to know without going through the process? this is clearly against international law. what, how do you, how do you reconcile your position with poland, commitment to honoring international law, extensively. 3

if the malicious and error bellows had not been there playing a key role, i am not so certain that air bala would have resulted in good of his downfall in the weeds. it who had a few people imbedded with them, not of france, so to speak. but beckoned carriers rebel groups firepower grew. nato was dropping bombs by the 1000 and gadhafi while eventually fell. and with him went down libya's security and rule of law. as war, this myriad of militias turned against each other vying for power. the country turned into a free for all, so the u. k. began to evacuated. citizens including militants. well guess who boarded the royal navies. h. m. s. enterprise. back in 20. 14 in tripoli. none other than the future. manchester bomber selman abedi. we have our nato and u. k. officials to comment on these admissions. we'll let you know what response we get. we get more on the inquiry to buy heading to our website all t dot com. both are loads of stories there on the online right now. not in today's program, for example, believe oh, not a how the u. s. and ukraine voted against a un resolution condemni

busy presence in neighboring states, asylum seekers may have to wait months at the bellows border to get processed if a new plan from brussels gets the go ahead, man carrying organization oxfam told us the move, throws away the rulebook. we could have managed as easily, but apparently the commission is not very interested in doing that. and as the omicron co variant grips dozens of countries, the world health organization tells our tea more time is needed to understand how potent it may be. we do not have report and the mirror that is causing more severe disease or that it is more he felt this is not something that he should speculate off. we really need a bit more time. ah, a testing lab direct from our studios in moscow. recapping the week with our weekly program, this is our t international, a lack of diplomacy, that is what rushes foreign minister accused nato of on thursday, sergey lab. rob also exchanged tough words with his us counterpart during the meeting of the organization for security and cooperation in europe and gave this start wanting ahead of the summit. because gifte

well fortune, well bellow explains. >> more than 2 dozen states are poised right now to ban abortionsar. but california lawmakers and abortion providers and advocacy groups made it clear today. california will be there for women seeking reproductive care we predict that that, you know, we have a. >> real. >> task and important task in front of us and how we can ensure that we're taking care of people. >> if states are insistent on taking away an essential right to 2 essential healthcare. jodi hicks is the president and ceo of planned parenthood affiliates of california. she's among those on the california future of abortion council. a group that released a list of 45 recommendations for the state to consider if the high court overturns roe v wade we know that they go back into legislative session in january. so wanted to make sure to have those recommendations in place as people start to put together their legislative package in prior years. planned parenthood has served upwards of 7,000 out of state patients a year who come to california seeking essential health care. >> the group sa

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> also in the south bay, a civil grand jury has indicted. santa clara county sheriff laurie smith on 7 counts of corruption and misconduct while in office 3 of the charges center on claims that the sheriff was involved in illegally granting licenses for concealed weapons permits. another 3 charges accuse the sheriff of illegally accepting free luxury suite tickets to a sharks game and other gifts. the 7th count accuses sheriff smith, a family to cooperate with an investigation into the treatment of an inmate who was injured in 2018. the sheriff will be in court on january 12th where she can contest the charges against are which would set up a civil trial. >> i am beyond thrilled to be able to announce that the nfl owners just unanimously award super bowl to las vegas. >> the nfl's biggest game heading to las vegas will have more on the league's announcement. >> plus, president biden tours tornado destruction in kentucky has promised to try to help greece build that state and the second big wave of snow this week about to arrive in the sierra

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i'm noelle bellow it's wednesday. december 29th. got a few more days left of the year 2021 and we're ending it on a wet note, we're going to check your forecast now with kron four's, john shrable. hey, john. yeah. october started the season with some wet conditions in december is carrying the winter season anyways with the start. >> that is also very, very wet historically. so for many spots, san francisco's easily the 8th wettest year in history. some spots in this year have more december snowfall than they've ever had. so that

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chief bellow, i couldn't pick out which one was you. >> let me go back to that. let me see if i can share again. >> he's in the back row. >> yeah. i am in the back row. tall guy. right there. let me see if you can see it. that's the person right there. you see the cursor there? >> president: yes i sure do. and you haven't changed a bit. >> a few more pounds. but that's it. >> president: thank you. and thank you for your report. before we proceed, let me ask our commission secretary if there is any public comment. >> secretary: there is somebody on our public comment line. caller, did you want to make public comment on the chief's report? hello, caller? adrienne sims, but she's not answering. caller? did you want to make public comment? all right. well, she's not answering me. and i can hear background. >> president: i can too. >> secretary: so i'm going to put her back on mute. all right. so she didn't answer. she's not responding to my. would you like to proceed? would you like me to mute her again? >> president: yes. mute her for the time being and let's just s

police say this has been going on for almost a year for noelle bellow has the details. >> there is no that the suspects believe that they could pray on these because of their ethnicity because of their gender. san jose. police say this robbery crew targeted more than 100 asian women in san jose and across the bay area. officials say the 6 men all in their early to late 20's targeted the victims from october of 2020 until their arrests began in september of this year through. >> search warrants of their phones through it was very, very clear. that they were targeting asian women specifically again, they believed that they were going to be easy targets and that there are going to have large sums of cash. many of those robberies happening in little saigon in san jose. that's where officials gathered wednesday to announce additional hate crime charges against the robbery i decided to charge also as a hate crime. >> for a few reasons. number one, it adds additional time. >> in custody, which is appropriate for a case of this magnitude. san jose. police say after a yearlong investigation th

i'm noelle bellow. and for daria full. and i'm james fletcher and yes, 08:00am. so we are happy to now in winter. john been telling us it was a set to arrive at 8 o'clock this morning and here it is. and right behind this 08:00am is a a big winter want to know it. i mean, it is big because it's long, right. yeah. it's going to be with us a long time. a lot of rain coming our on exactly spread out over a multitude days. this is the kind of storm we love to see because instead of a bunch rain falling down really quickly, resulting in not good conditions like flooding. we're spreading it out. so it looks a little daunting. when you look at 8 days of rainfall potential. but most of it will stay on the lighter side of especially towards the weekend ahead of us towards christmas will start to get a lot colder which will help to build even more snow pack. >> this is a very needed system. you're looking outside at the embarcadero right here at some bright skies for the time being. mostly cloudy. but plenty of sunshine working its way through stephon lee. a cold start to

a bellowing gown from the 1730's sits in perfect harmony with modern-day construction from a japanesear after its grand reopening, they are rummaging through the dressing-up box to stitch together the history of a museum. >> we wanted to take visitors on a historical journey showing the evolution of fashion over time. we also want to show how it reflected the history of the place. reporter: created in 1920 thanks to an artist's donation of a vast collection of costumes, the paris gallery anchored itself as the leading fashion museum. >> we have some masterpieces, such as the wardrobe of a countess. we have recent donations from 2019, 2020, as well as pieces that have never been shown to the public. reporter: showcasing the museum's rich history coincides with an important birthday in the fashion calendar -- vogue paris turns 100. to celebrate, the galleria is offering a rare peek into the archives of the french fashion magazine, from a party dress to early kate moss, just some treats from the vault. vogue paris is the only magazine to feature a capital city in the title. >> when vogue

we got here for kron 4 news at 3. >> i'm noelle bellow, thanks for joining us.you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >> announcer: the following program contains sexual content. viewer discretion advised. today on an all new "dr. phil," they claim their father molested them. >> you would go catch fireflies with him and that's how you knew it was your turn. >> announcer: until one night... >> your brother shot your father and killed him. >> he gave up everything to save us. >> announcer: their brother was convicted -- >> an 1800-year sentence. >> tell me what happened that night. >> he was over the top of my younger sister. the last thing i remember

i'm noelle bellow.he oakland police department says it has a staffing problem that has nearly 70 less officers this year compared to last. and today the city council held a special meeting to consider 2 different plans aimed at hiring more cops. kron 4 says it may be brings us up to speed. >> 2 proposals to address opd staffing shortage by hiring additional officers. one proposal by oakland mayor libby schaff. the other proposed by oakland city council president pro tem. jake, bolt hiring plan seek to add more cops but have different ways of getting their council president pro tem sheng tells proposal aimed at attracting lateral officer transfers from across the country by offering a generous $50,000 signing bonus the hiring plan proposed by libby shaft and backed by council members. laura taylor tree burried with that 60 more officers by adjusting the city budget to accommodate 2 additional police academies and unfreezing 20 police positions in the current city budget. both proposals to hire more polic

. >> well, for noelle bellow has details on this more than 2 dozen states are poised right now to ban abortions. if the supreme court gives them the ok next year. but california lawmakers and abortion providers and advocacy groups made it clear today. california will be there for women seeking reproductive care. we predict that that, you know, we have a. >> real. >> they get task and important task in front of us and how we can ensure that we're taking here. people. >> if states are insistent on taking away an essential right to 2 essential healthcare. jodi hicks is the president and ceo of planned parenthood affiliates of california. she's among those on the california future of abortion council. a group that released a list of 45 recommendations for the state to consider if the high court overturns roe v wade. we know that they go back into legislative session in january. so wanted to make sure to have those recommendations in place as people start to put together their legislative package in prior years. planned parenthood has served upwards of 7,000 out of state patients a year wh

house and congress don't go into nor say you k equality door expert, linda bellows. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you for watching. just on her 5 m. oscar. we're back again with it. ah, ah . ah, on february 5th, 2016. after months of uncertainty, the united nations announces it's decision well, i highlighted with the expert, fanatical on the swedish and british authorities to and mister i saw as to probation of liberty. i think the recommendation is clear, respect. he's physical integrity and freedom of movement and afford him the rights to compensation wise with this issue. in this case there's a lot of those with it go, does that are making money any a. a a hey, you get a chance with late a pain. are you good to see about the forms i'd like to discuss here? hey, have a very, very pleased with this thing. we are a, was a solid is a comprehensive in the big 4040 pages i am not going to be able to easily deal with that uses you cable as well. yeah, sure. and did you see that statement? my hope the british they say this change is nothing is very good

and i'm noelle bellow in for darya folsom. we, of course, have team coverage on this storm this morning will tran. >> he's tracking the storm up in the north bay. he's got the hood on which means rain's coming we've got keeping an eye on the wet commute as well. and john in the weather center. let's start with you. break it down for us. yeah, that could should be up this morning because it is raining out there for sure. light showers, though, across the bay area wills been referring to as seattle kind of rain. >> i completely agree with them. it's that light gentle kind of rainfall that definitely does get roadways wet. so rain is that her hands full helping you navigate those hot spots that have popped up because of some slick conditions. your view outside at our berkeley hills camera is looking great. it's misty and it's slightly rainy across the region. a north bay. it's mostly just on the misty side right towards the core of the bay area. we do have some moderate showers, actually that have just popped up right around stan

and i'm noelle bellow in for darya folsom.course, have team coverage on this storm this morning will tran. >> he's tracking the storm up in the north bay. he's got the hood on which means rain's coming we've got keeping an eye on the wet commute as well. and john in the weather center. let's start with you. break it down for us. yeah, that could should be up this morning because it is raining out there for sure. light showers, though, across the bay area wills been referring to as seattle kind of rain. >> i completely agree with them. it's that light gentle kind of rainfall that

december 20th, i'm noelle bellow. him in for daryn fulsome this morning. i'm james fletcher. yet we're counting down the days course our luck would have that rain is in the forecast leading up to christmas day and even looks like a wet christmas. i was kind of taking a preview list while you guys were doing the for. john says that it's going to be wet even through john, even through sunday, guys. so today is the last dry day. >> and then tomorrow we start to see rainfall and snowfall for that matter on your first day of winter on tuesday. >> all the way through. christmas is james noel mentioned it will be looking at rain and some mountain snow fall, which is very good news mother nature hurt our wishes for what we wanted for christmas this year, which was to get out of the drought and we still have a long way to go. but we're making progress there. your view outside at your berkeley hills camera is showing some low cloud cover overhead conditions are dry this morning. so it's a very nice note for your monday morning commute not looking at anything too terribly bad to be hold

and i'm noelle bellow in for darya folsom. we do have team coverage of the storm this morning, of course, will tran is going to be tracking. >> the storm in the north bay where we do see the rain falling right now. he's keeping an eye. their raining harvey's keeping an eye on our wet commute because that's definitely going to be an but first, we're going take a look at the forecast with john trouble. he's got a little bit more detail on what we're seeing today, yeah, the lighter stuff today for sure. guys which is nice, but it is enough to get roadways wet, which is rain will tell you has resulted in a few issues out there, of course, at this point we've gotten fairly accustomed to rain. so the shouldn't be anything that's a surprise to you. >> just make sure to be ready for it as you venture outside with the rain jackets and the rain boots. your view outside berkeley hills camera is showing those misty conditions. some low cloud cover along with this rain is resulting in some misty spots out there. as you can see, it's pretty

during the pandemic bellow a could have a higher lapierre grunfeld what we've got is locally, we're desperately needed to keep the system working. and now it seems like they're just staff who are disposable. that when i'm on it, i ask them all, but shall i lose? how did the data but the importance of having enough health care professionals is now clear to many countries, especially as the pandemic continues. spain has also changed and must go currently putting in a lot of effort to create more permanent positions and ensure that fewer staff have to work in unsafe conditions as history. we hope the situation will continue to improve in 2022, that i aldo me, when the laws for lease women in india, the nursing problems in europe opened up new opportunities for them. the caregivers and nurses gained a lot of experience during the pandemic. now they want to offer help to european countries, ban images, gander in india, compared to the west indies, especially the u. k. so i, again, i, i know that again, do the same for them. also, we have managed to contain the bantam again, the 1st few months it was

yeah, i mean we were disappointed that there weren't like stronger bellow enable. so the fact that these really, honestly they're really weak bills can't even get past that they can't get past me. ah was diagnosed with cancer in 2009 when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable . i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic places in america. florida went to florida is biggest industries, and best kept secrets is fostering and the biggest layer is $85000000000.00 industry is mosaic. and i there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aqua for my. there's the chronic, i don't want to hear that word polls name, but that's what it is. in 2013 my all our family dog, my brother, who was 21 years old, myself and my father were all diane, rob, problem with the whole and the good player. right? yeah, yeah. maybe they'll actually learn that part is more important than with 0 one thing i don't call commotion b as really does is boys with those. you can get nobody that you when you can use be

3000000000 investment and economy package ready to go under european union that is on hold and frozen till bellows churns, democrats, nevertheless, looters. shanker felt it necessary to double police salaries and give free apartments to combat officers. the cost of keeping his security forces happy is becoming a huge drain on a rapidly dwindling state budget. i mean, regimes a situation is fragile. at the moment, businesses understand that they can lose everything. a support team because of sanctions, people in security and they can't walk normally because they i b s i one time. and you know, because uncle, for sure feels this on stability or people around indeed some officials now up. so have their face is blurred when meetings with the president all add on by the russian t v. when she was portia silica her, what immigration from you know, ship a good. it's a new 6 wards, but the most or anybody knew ocean? la. yeah. he but, but it's in the volley. no. the young disk. it's called to let me, i can actually put your chest with pronunciation. typical lucas shanker is left with no one to turn to exce

i'm noelle bellow and for darya folsom. and i'm james fletcher are starting off the hour with a check of the weather because today is the day. and we've been anticipating the series of storms starting 6 will be wet. i was going to say the rain is coming in hot, but it's actually coming in pretty haha cold is definitely more like it. in this case, we are seeing a cold start to the morning and then the rainfall later on today. winter in full force, which makes sense because winter officially starts at 08:00am this morning. we are going to be in the midst of showers starting today over the next 8 days. so get ready, you're going to get some good news out of that umbrella or as i call the well yesterday rain it is a nice clear one so far at the golden gate bridge. no rain just yet. morning commute, easy peasy as long as you don't mind the cold. san jose at 38 degrees livermore and dublin. a hanging out in the 30's fremont at 36 right now. fairfield also at 36. so it is indeed a really chilly start. here's where the rainfall sit

mister bellow, did you know santa, i'll tell you the secret of being. he isn't easy either. every one, once the children to be good and to work hard at school demise, your health look to forget the battery because it's always annoying to receive a gift and money to try it out right away because the batteries are missing. like a thing to follow in france, the person who was decisive in making it official to respond to letters to santa is a minister named jack marell. please check by when he was put in charge of supervising the postal says to do it, he felt it wasn't acceptable. that hundreds of thousands of letters were mailed to santa. the father never reach their destination or even look it up. so he created santa team of personal secretary his mobiles, and he asked his sister francoise merritt to be santa's 1st secretary. if we could go to be a good. francois merritt is better known as the writer francois stole to 2 aah! full from swans dole to understood how important it is for children to develop their imagination pool. awful. by the way. yeah, that's also the reason why

i'm noelle bellow and for reyna harvey this morning. start off with a check of your weather forecast christmas is coming soon. and john trouble is ready. look at that time john. yes, i'm ready all the ties this week. so get ready. everyone case. hopefully you've got the lights. and speaking of that, i because after today it's just rainy all the way through the holiday. it's a little bit late to get those lights on anyways. >> we are going to be looking at conditions out there today that stay dry mostly cloudy. and on the cool side, as we've gotten used to after today, though, the rainfall gets here. it's going to stay with us. clear through christmas just around the corner. so we asked for rain mother nature is giving us a good christmas gift in the form of that rain. your view outside at the golden gate bridge is looking nice and clear and dry this morning. there certainly isn't the marine layer. but we do have some to leave fog inland to watch out for which will show you in just a second. aside from that. it is chilly san jose and liv

up noticed presence, neighboring states, news asylum seekers might have to wait months, said the bellows porter to get processed. if a new plan from brussels has given the go ahead run screw box fam, told us that the move throws away the rule. but we could have managed this easily. but apparently the commission is not very interested in doing that. so the caea is embroiled and the child sex abuse scandal that involves children. if young is just 2 years old with all but one alleged defender going on.

the you is accused bellow, routes of frying migrants to minsk and dumping them with the buddha. the e. u says minsky is attempting to destabilize the union by flooding it with migrants in reaction to sanctions. it's placed on bell roost. minsk though, rejects these allegations to protect our borders and to protect people we are giving flexibility and support to member states to manage this emergency situation without compromising on human rights. this should allow the member states in question to fully uphold the right to asylum and align legislation with the you a quiz. quit even you diplomats and nor makers of finding this pretty hard to swallow. they describe the move as lowering you standards and even violating you law, leaving many to question how the you can hold itself up as a protector on human rights on the one hand and implement these measures on the other. charlotte, even ski r t. paris. why? he's not the only frontier in the spotlight at the moment because the u. s. is resorting to a trump era board of program. the one which president biden had called in humane where

that, you know, you in the generation before you, of updike and bellow and roth and all these others. book, in spite of everything, is the only — a novel, for example, is the only place, i think, in the human world where two strangers can meet on terms of absolute intimacy. and that space that is created in the book is something very beautiful and precious. and whether ten people read the book or 10,000 people read the book or 10 million people read the book, it doesn't matter. the person reading it is alone with the writer and the two of you — the writer and the reader — are creating the book together. and every reader reads a different book, and this is what is so beautiful about it. we all bring our own lives, our own sufferings, our ownjoys, our past to whatever it is we encounter in the world, and nothing — never more so than when we're encountering art, and particularly literature, which requires time. i can look at the paintings on the wall at a glance and see what there, but if i pick up this 750—page book, no, i can't take it all in at once, i have to give it time, and that t

december 20th, i'm noelle bellow. him in for daryn fulsome this morning. i'm james fletcher.re counting down the days course our luck would have that rain is in the forecast leading up to christmas day and even looks like a wet christmas. i was kind of taking a preview list while you guys were doing the for. john says that it's going to be wet even through john, even through sunday, guys. so today is the last dry day. >> and then tomorrow we start to see rainfall and snowfall for that matter on your first day of winter

imagine it's the bellows, ukraine, georgia, all these, all these countries turn into some sort of democracy that, that would also. busy also. busy be threatening from the vantage point of a corrupt regime in the kremlin. david, you served as dates as oppressions, director john, chief of stuff. and you know, the russians have been thing a police as well as putting is concerned. there's always this post soviet mindset which is 1997. we were told let's in the, in the early ninety's, the russians were told to join the partnership for p packed. and then they were told, the troops would be remain stationed as their $997.00. but that was suddenly collapse, and the nature started to move forward and reaching out to different countries. this is a massive, massive security threat for the wash as wish they don't want to see a replicated anytime. so, and this explain that 0 tolerance as far as the queen is concerned. yeah, this is all hogwash. look, the regime threat that is concerned about is a color revolution. and the reason why it's done that is because he hasn't delivered anything for his people.

during the pandemic bellow, it could have a high lab be a wrong vehicle. we've got a dog. they were desperately needed to keep the system working. and now it seems like they're just staff who are disposable. that will m on it. i ask them all, but shall i? that was how did the data? but the importance of having enough health care professionals is now clear to many countries, especially as the pandemic continues. spain has also changed and must hitler currently putting in a lot of effort to create more permanent positions and ensure that fewer staff have to work in unsafe conditions. rochester, we hope the situation will continue to improve in 2022 and i'll admit when the laws for lease women in india, the nursing problems in europe opened up new opportunities for them. the caregivers and nurses gained a lot of experience during the pandemic. now they want to also help to european countries ban miguel gander in india compared to the west indies, especially the u. k. so i, again, i know that again, do the same for them also. we, how many stu contained the bantam again, the 1s