blake: any weakness. what changed around the last cpi print when that came in soft it flipped the lens through which the market was looking at markets. july into mid-october the markets had a bearish lens. they were latching onto any positive data. latching onto any hawkish fed speak. i think the effect of that cpi print coupled with announcements from treasury has flipped the way markets are looking at things. they are looking for any kind of week data. they are going to latch onto the dovish fed speak. they are looking for something to grab onto on the dovish side. i think we are looking for weakness. any kind of signs there is any wobbles in the labor markets, markets argan to push the rally further. sonali: how are you viewing this, jamie? there are still critical events into the end of december. what is the set up heading into 2024? jamie: individual data points are noisy and volatile. what we are looking for is longer-term fundamental value and we try and look past the noise. one good or bad data pr

we're back with blake shelton.>> jimmy: you've got a second season out of the show. it's a fun idea. you and carson daly, your pal from "the voice," my old friend, came up with this idea where you get celebrities competing defense each other in bar games. >> carson's so stupid, by the way. [ laughter ] you've got to literally -- he started to -- i know him so well. he started texting me this morning because you guys were talking. he thinks he's tricking me. he's like, "oh, man, jimmy's excited you're going to be on the show tomorrow." wanting me to take the bait that i'm supposed to be on the show tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see. >> at first i was like -- oh -- no, i think that's -- oh. oh, idiot. he sent another one, "maybe y'all can go to dinner tomorrow after the show." >> jimmy: so he was trying to sabotage your booking on this show. >> he's such an idiot. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yes, we came up with the idea. we were actually -- i think i've told this story. but w

. >> that's 3-year-old brooks and 2-year-old blake desanto. >> what do you guys think?rter: marveling at a tree decorated just for them. get this, it's not the desanto family tree. it's the neighbor's, the robinson's tree. >> our kids think that is their christmas tree that is up year round. >> three, two -- >> reporter: for two years they decorated the tree for brooks and blake. >> that little effort or that little gesture was kind of a big deal to brooks and blake, wasn't it >> the second they lit that tree, it was just, you know, just amazing >> reporter: the tradition lighting up the season for both families >> we just want to bring joy to the neighborhood. >> it's something really small that we can do that makes a big difference for other people, so we're happy to do it every year. >> whoa. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time and good night >>> right now at 6:00, putting a dent in san francisco's housing crisis. hard work by volunteers giving new homes to families trying to make it in the bay

eaton blake must know where your father is. now he's doing affairs of the infected.are, i must get into his house. they won’t let me out of the square while the ceremony is going on, you will make sure that i can leave, answer me, answer me! you keep telling me, where is the headquarters of the resistance, where is the headquarters? yang deportation. make a pass eaton blake, i'm leaving, deportation of the infected to the host area. are you saying the truck is with us? the truck is with us. strengthening of security, i was not informed, none of your business, i am the chief adviser eaton blake, quickly. lead me to where the detainees are kept. here, next, ask. dad, what's behind the wall? they don’t talk about this, let me tell you a fairy tale. it's coming, it's coming. a long time ago, in a distant city , people were very friendly with strangers. what kind of strangers are they? well, they are like people, but not quite like everyone else. their eyes glow in different colors. the king of the city did not like this. he himself was a stranger, and he wanted only his

a 39 year-old deen blakely police say believe she recognized the victim. in this case, a 6 year-old woman as someone who had previously stolen a package from her home. blakely, they say confronted the victim as she walked down broadway avenue. the altercation escalated and resulted in a crash in police say based on evidence, investigators, think the crash was an intentional assault. blakely was arrested on scene and booked on felony charges. >> in the south bay, 5 people are in jail tonight accused of operating an illegal casino and brothel operation in san jose. police say the casino and prostitution activities were operating out of commercial building on autumn. they'll drive after obtaining a search warrant. investigators discovered and seized 33 guns including assault weapons. 150,000 rounds of ammunition, 500 pounds of marijuana. and about $20,000 in cash dot all their photo. the 5 people arrested were booked into the santa clara county main jail on a variety of charges on the peninsula. a cal-train hit and killed a pedestrian. >> it happened shortly

. >> reporter: that's 3-year-old brooks and 2-year-old blake dee santo. >> what do you guys think?the robinson's tree. >> our kids think that is their christmas tree that is up year-round. >> three, two -- >> reporter: for two years now they've decorated the tree for brooks and blake. >> that little effort or that little gesture was kind of a big deal to brooks and blake, wasn't it? >> the second they lit that tree it was just, you know, just amazing. >> reporter: the tradition lighting up the season for both families. >> we just want to bring joy to the neighborhood. >> it's something really small that we can do that makes a big difference for other people, so we're kind of happy to do it every year. >> our thanks to josÉ for sharing these stories. what an example to all of us, just the little things that we can do that may not be a big deal to other people but mean so much to somebody else. >> >>> an american warship threatened in the middle east, shooting down several armed drones and sparking new fears that hamas-israel war could spread as israel expands its ground invasion thr

blakely charged today in the death of a 60-year-old woman.olice say that earlier this month, the victim was walking along broadway avenue when blakely confronted her because she believed the woman had stolen a packet from her house. officers say that blakely then intentionally hit the woman with her car. she died from her injuries, on saturday. >>> what may not look like it but the person san francisco firefighters are hauling up the rope is very lucky. they made it out virtually unscathed after their car skidded off the road at glen canyon park wednesday and rolled 150 feet down the embankment and there are actually two people in the car, and both had just minor injuries. >>> three san francisco firefighters were hurt when their trucks collided on the way to a fire, video from a citizen , on the scene near lyon and california, so far no word on what caused the crash, which ultimately damaged three parked cars, we are told that the firefighters injuries are moderate expected to be okay. >>> from the hottest temperatures on record, to the lowe

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, after blakely believed she recognized the woman as someone who had stolen a package from her home. >> and still to come, a long time east bay restaurant announces it is staying open just weeks after it said it would have to close and your utility bills could be going up next month. what you need to know after the break in a former ucsf doctor surrenders his medical license, the accusations he faces and how the hospital is responding right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. fertility doctor accused of using his own sperme to artificially inseminate a woman at ucsf. 14 years ago, has surrendered his medical license, the chronicle reports. christopher herndon voluntarily gave up his washington state medical license last month, shortly after the allegation came out. ucsf sf has sent letters to women treated by the doctor letting them know about the situation, and offered the families genetic testing. a man is now in custody after san francisco polic

blake does not think it addresses the root problem. it is a pilot program for now, time will tell how it works out. >> despite the signage, they say everyone is welcome and people are only being asked to leave if they are causing problems. >>> in san francisco, it could get easier for bars and restaurants to have live music outdoors the board will take a final vote tomorrow on an entertainment form proposal. it would wave the application fee for businesses to have live music at their parklet or patios the proposal would make the permit process easier. >>> a standoff in a pleasant hill neighborhood that lasted almost two days. why the city is defending the police tactics used. >>> you would think a four time nba champ has top of the line security. but how an alleged intruder was able to make it inside steph curry's home. >>> also, kids, oh, boy, perfecting their power point skills. it is not for school. we will explain . >>> a nice start to the workweek today as the sun is going down. fog reforming on the coast t. is spreading far inlan

at the start of the third period, mikael backlund again brought the fire ahead, and then forward blake coleman set the final score, 3:1 in favor of the hosts, with a throw into an empty net. the belarusian forward of calgary yegor sharongovich did not show any effective actions in this match. the hockey player played as part of the first line, spent 20 minutes 27 seconds on the ice, made one interception, and finished the meeting with a usefulness rating of zero. sharangovich broke his five-match sniper streak. belarus has 19 this season points and utility coefficient -6. flames are already after thirty. two games remain in tenth place in the western conference, with 31 points. the squad will play their next match on the road against anaheim on december 22. the leaders of the belarusian hockey championship celebrated their synchronized victories. vitebsk, after failure in the confrontation with arshansky lokomotiv, was stronger than dynamo molodechno. the soligorsk miner beat the defending champion zhlobin metallurg with a clean score, achieving their fifth victory in a row. later in o

-while it was a wrap for blake...ly and ryan" after co-hosting for six years, and kelly ripa showed her love for ryan. -we will never say goodbye to you. -thank you for having me here. ♪♪ -over on "and just like that," "sex and the city" fans were treated to a rekindled romance this year... -what are the chances... this would ever happen? -...and a return that no one saw coming. -i was going to surprise you. -oh, my gosh. well you did. i'm very surprised. -in 2023, a-list stars also clamored to be on the small screen. meryl streep joined the cast of "only murders in the building." -it's so incredibly exciting to be invited into the inner sanctum. -and even a-list stars love the show. -my favorite tv show this year that i was completely obsessed with and watched in a total of three days was "only murders in the building." um, so good. -2023 was also about the celebrity documentary. michael j. fox discussed his parkinson's disease in "still." -if you pity me, it's never going to get to me. i'm apathetic. it's [bleep] go

blake burman. >> on what we can expect. good morning blake, what do you have to say 4 candidates on the tomorrow evening on news nation. the florida governor ron desantis, nikki haley, former south carolina governor, former un ambassador of a crime, a swami the biotech entrepreneur and chris christie, the former governor of new look, it it's it's go time for ththese candid saw it in our news decision desk hq polling that was released yesterday on a national level. donald trump is is running at 60% in the republican primary. haley and desantis in low double digits. so you know, if if you're those i mean, especially those 4. but specifically those 2, they need to move. need to get after. i think they need those numbers to rise. and when you look at the calendar, the way everything's shaking the debate on news nation tomorrow night. couple weeks after and then you really start to get into the holiday season right? we all tune out. check out. take some time off. deservedly so. but then it's go time. it's january iowa caucuses r

blakely was arrested at the scene and was booked on felony charges. new at 10 5 people are in jail tonight accused of operating an illegal casino and brothel operation in san jose. police say that the casino and prostitution activities were operating out of a commercial building on autumn failed drive after obtaining a search warrant, investigators discovered and seized 33 guns including assault weapons, 150,000 rounds of ammunition, 500 pounds of marijuana and about $20,000 in cash, the 5 people arrested were booked into the santa clara county main jail on a variety charges on the peninsula. pedestrian was struck and killed by a caltrain tonight. it happened shortly before 6.30, near the menlo park caltrain station. the northbound train was carrying 31 passengers at the time. there are no injuries to anybody on the train. coming up on kron for news at 10 new video out of santa cruz county chose strong ways making their way onto land in. >> in businesses were going to be a closer look. plus, a battle over the border continues as immigration officials

next, sports news, we are on the air at 13:00, see you, yegor sharangovich's shorthanded assist to blakeoleman with the score 2:2 helped calgary. the flames will beat carolina at home in the next round of the nhl regular season. hockey players harry kane made it 2:0 at the start of the third period, but the home team managed to turn the tide of the match. anderson and zari evened the score, and sharongovich and coleman put an end to the fight. egor spent 21 minutes and 24 seconds on the ice. another belarusian ilya solovyov started the fight in the third bet of defenders. his ice time is 10 minutes and 20 seconds. calgary will host the next match. december 10 against new jersey. in another match last night, alexey protos showed himself even more brilliantly, scoring a goal and an assist in the match between washington and dallas. it's a pity that this did not help the capital win. the team from texas is stronger in the bulitov series 5:4. alexander ovechkin only scored an assist. now the russian has 1,500 points in the nhl. palace and park ensembles, castles, for which belarus is so famo

reminded, suspended constantly by us public politician cd us politicians, not least, of course, mister blake, because it sounds like no doubt as to the president biden is on the phone too. i know said yahoo quite regularly and vice president congress yesterday many very case. it is ways you will not be conducting. you will not, we will not permit that population transfers the kinds in quite right so. so there, there is no strategy, not present math chrome today. so it's something very interesting, i think is right about the said, look, militarily speaking, if you're ready, we scale thomas physical that's going to take 10 years. this was similar to the i have of course the i outlined in 1982 when is relegated level to destroy the palestinians in a similar way. and that starts with a 20 a coating, present backgrounds raising the issue. i think it's very important here is where leads, not only itself to understand, but most importantly needs his allies, friends under the investment to one of the stuff was, is not the end game here, but what tracking you trying to get on? what is your political

uh, blake intention at all of stopping mass migration . uh, blake says mass migration. of this on the benefits that people receive when they get into the country. that's why, he says, people are getting is it getting onto those boats. is it quite as simple that? i'm not quite as simple as that? i'm not sure it is. want to talk sure that it is. i want to talk to next, then about to you next, then about inflation as well. i want to ask you, you think he's done a you, do you think he's done a good job? yes. of course. inflation has halved. but what ronnie, ronnie you ronnie, was it ronnie as you said. uh, actually was that the responsibility of rishi's actions not? what actions directly or not? what about waiting list the about the waiting list in the nhs? let's it, they're nhs? let's face it, they're an absolute one of absolute mess. are you one of those millions people that those millions of people that are waiting be do you are waiting to be seen? do you sit there and feel like the nhs is getting better, or it is getting any better, or is it all frankly, mess? let's all

this tony blake's nice moments later on. i mean, hancock is quite been in but at the same time it was a it was, i would put off in the same time to know that, you know, high of, of a pandemic that you can be treated in, in such a mental. and we will also notice, but the . busy the racism is very common in the hospital environment. it's so common as you call it, really style to see it when you're ref, blackness. my experience has been on the front lawn during locked down was very unpleasant. seeing so many people also seeing colleagues been taken ill. it was the stay in very scary. the, the southern interest in the suffering of black people is it brings mixed emotions for me. i feel more confident to speak about the racism. the i've personally experience without being towed. i've got a chip on my shoulder or i'm china race called as a result of what medical stuff have experience on the front on during the pen demik and also the black cause my protests. we've found that some of our white colleagues have actually started to lis

this tony blake's nice moments later on. i mean, hancock is quite been in the same time. it was a it was, i was, and also me on the same time to know that you know, high of, of a pandemic the dock need to be treated in such a manner. and we also know respects the . ringback the racism is very common in the hospital environment. it's so common. you call really foul to see it. when you're a black mass. my experience has been on the front lawn during locked down was very unpleasant. seeing so many people also seeing colleagues been taken ill. it was devastating, very scary to the southern interest in the suffering of black people is it brings mixed emotions for me. i feel more confident to speak about the racism, the i've personally experience without being towed as cold chip on my shoulder or i'm china rice called as a result of what medical stuff have experience on the front line during the pen demik and also um the black size of my power test, we found that some of our white colleagues have actually started to listen to us. so during cove, it does, he because he said he f

which means that i found it from the english poet of the late 18th, early 19th centuries, william blake , since i also selected all the poems, so it was natural, and i showed it to alisa frendlich, she liked the poem, this means that cameraman vladimir nakhaptsev, music editor raisa lukina, in general , approved all the poems, except... and andrei pavlovich answered me that he liked the poems, and so the song was born ; nature has no bad weather, i don’t know what song it is, it’s up to you to judge, in any case, i know one thing, that i did not abuse my official position, and you are sitting next to dad, just like me. i’m sitting, well, i ’m also imagining, this is in 1978, the main music festival, yes, all the stars, getting to ostankino, that’s probably also such a memory for life, and you see a miracle that everyone will see on january 1, and you were already on the set there in december, and you were proud , sitting next to your dad, that he is so famous, everyone knows him, or did you want it the other way around, so that he was only yours, no, i didn’t want him to be only mine, y

preparing for a diane at a public, there is a boy cut movement building steam on social media. tasha blake on public, the switched over and you. thank you very much. is that on the offensive? is the wrong thing to do? been just made of the nation of $670000.00 to solve for us and that is running for governor that is totally totally supporting the entering yeah. okay, well we see you tomorrow. you're going to see people lying down for 12 minutes starting at 4 pm. 4 minutes are present 700 seconds and that's the number of school shootings that we've had and read in recent history as a result of the inaction of our politicians in part because of lobbyists, organizations like the entering publics can stand with us. they can pull out their half $1000000.00 from that pundum contain and they can double that amount and donate it to the stone and douglas victims fund. many of the students that are in there still have the gsp from what, how many of those are going on? as many of them started yesterday from what happened at our school, we're trying to ensure that we're able to pay for just yourself a

anybody, blake? well the zuba which you know the you do not through the course of the vehicle the sales person must give you. do you worth slipped to someone's wonderful. was through the right. that's not a problem that the most of you, but i was in your fill out the book. consillio was a pretty good the sense that of look this up too familiar with what we think we use to put some more publish that those seem to lose that happy to know most any of that in the system. if we, if they need to be able to something that's the piece of let me pull up the leading. yeah. scroll down to the menu. so that will shoot the save for them . if you think about it with the city, but good for like a couple as low as a silver phone at the piece level goes to, but we would avoid you might be some issue. so just given me that go to some of them and you diamond to do a little group on that. so what sort of for the, for sure, the, the new one at the front in the conflict right in the country, the noise push through. there

joining us now is "washington post" senior political reporter aaron blake, former congresswoman and msnbc political analyst donna edwards, and msnbc political analyst, democratic strategist, and pollster cornell belcher. thanks for being here. aaron, let's start with you. as we approach the new year, paint a picture of this, if you could, of just how chaotic this could get. only one of donald trump's trial dats is set in stone, the e. jean carroll defamation case, the sequel, on january 16th, one day after the iowa caucuses, by the way. where are the others? >> i think the question for a lot of people early on was whether any of this would take place in time to matter for the presidential primary. that ship appears to be sailing, at least at this point. the federal election subversion case scheduled for march, that looks to be very much in jeopardy because of the appeals courts and potentially the supreme court ruling on trump's claim to presidential immunity. e manhattan case could be a littleit easier to stick to its march trial date. beyond that, we of course have the classified docume

about this painted prayer and what i discovered, i showed empty cradling arms and a mat out of the blakesleepers that she wore a man grew out and war and grew out of an war. that is really where my heart was. i was morning the rocking lost. you know what, it was so amazing when finally in the moment i finished this painting , the grief and anger over having lost that time with my infant, it finally left. i had taken it to god and leave it there in prayer and it was always right back there . i was so angry. when i finished the painting and i could touch those blanket sleeper arms. i gave that grief a home to reside . and that is the brushes of the spirit, showing me , how to walk forward , when you are sorrowful. >> how long did it take you to do the paintings? >> there are three years. these are the brain injury paintings. the initial ones . some of them took five minutes and some took three or four months. it depended on where i was at and how honest i was being . there a lot of paintings that are not there. the should paintings. you should be this way and you should do this. and i want

nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli, and senior political report aaron blake who has closely tracked the former president's rhetoric around immigration. thank you for being with us. vaughn, you have been to so many trump rallies. you were there this weekend. how were these remarks received by the crowd? >> reporter: it's an important question, and the 4,000 folks inside that arena on saturday in new hampshire, it was ecstatic enthusiasm. this is a man who largely speaks into the microphone and is echoed by his supporters. we have seen throngs of allies, voters who look at him as not only their former president but also their future president. come out in their support, no matter how many rallies he holds across these states, they continue to come out, and as donald trump was quoting vladimir putin, and praising the likes of kim jong un as very nice, his supporters did not question each other or very much did not see donald trump applauding these autocrats and very much in defense of him, they believe that joe biden and this white house are unfairly persecuting or targeting hi

blake doesn't think it addresses the root problem.m for now and time will tell how it works out. >> well, despite the signage, merchants say everyone is welcome and people are only being asked to leave if they are causing problems. >>> well, your community station following work for a bay area bounceback. and this morning, we're in san francisco lawmakers want to bring music to city streets to boost the city's night life and business corridors. get people sitting at these tables. supervisors want entertainment permit reforms that would really streamline the permit process and waive application fees for restaurants or bars to have live music at outdoor parklets or patios. so get this. right now, permits are as high as almost $800 each. that vote expected tonight and we will be there. ♪ ♪ >>> a moment for life. feeling so alive. good morning to you nicki minaj fans out there. also knowing she is going to kick off her world tour starting in the bay area. the first stop on her pink friday ii tour is in oakland arena on march 1st. it will

. >> blake doesn't think it addresses the root problem . it is a pilot program for now, time will tell how it works out. >> despite the signage, merchants say, everyone is welcome and people are only being asked to leave if they are causing problems. >>> a big deadline is approaching for redwood empire food bank in santa rosa. giving is down and they have a chance to match gifts, but only for the next 48 hours. rita callan is there with more on the increased need. >> filling up our hearts , this year is not different in the sense that volunteers are out , your neighbors are here serving , feeling backs to make sure their hearts are full and stomachs are full . food insecurity does not take a break. it is a reality 365 here in the bay area. what is different this year is the need. david, you are with the food bank. you have been here 29 years . why is this year different as far as having to ring alarm bells marks >> the economy is very challenging. the cost of living is challenging post-covid impact, all of that has led to this perfect storm

san pablo accused of running a person over and killing them back on december. 8th. 39 year-old dean blakely believed she recognized the victim a 60 year-old woman as someone who had previously stolen a package from her residence. she confronted her as she walks down broadway avenue. the altercation escalated and resulted in a crash based on evidence. investigators believe the crash was intentional assault like lee was arrested on the scene and was booked on felony charges. >> we're tracking yet another storm. a big one that is bringing with it. strong winds and lots of rainfall. this is a live look here at the san jose airport, san jose man at a busy time of year, obviously. and then you throw in a couple storms like this just exacerbates the issues. also high surf. is back with us here today in the bay area expected to intensify into tomorrow. flooding again, a concern strong and dangerous waves at the coast. mean, several people are in jeopardy if they get too close to the waves. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us now to run down all the issues. yeah, there's a lot going on an

blake's looking at me. >> it's all right. it's all right still looks delicious.nd gwen if you need to understand, look at these guys. >> oh, you dug up the video. thought it would never see the light of day although, i do sometimes want to bring back that blonde wig, i got to say. >> next year they will come and help you guys out in the kitchen if you need any assistance. >> celebrities are just like us, burning their pie and everything else they make. >> that's your "popstart," i guess. >> good "popstart. >>> still ahead, the best of the best when it comes to today's best-sellers closing out 2023 with some of the best fashion and beauty products of the year that is after your local news. >>> good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm in martinez where health officials and inspectors are returning to the refining company here in martinez for another day of inspections after a surprise inspection yesterday. inspections they say could last weeks. they're looking to see what caused several incidents here. mostly flairing and a chemical release. dozens o

is that the sort of restraint promised to secretary blake and yesterday?'s important, our spokesman said very strongly this is against hamas. we will hit hamas and we will hit hamas hard, will endlessly. but we also as the spokesperson said will differentiate between civilians, who are not the target of our operation, and hamas terrorists. that is why if we talk about the operation in the south, we have leafletted and sent messages in other ways to particular neighborhoods -- not the entire city -- but where we do know there will be israeli combat, will there will the operations by the idf, we have asked civilians to leave those particular areas because we don't want to see them caught up in the crossfire. christian: but he would be aware, from belief that i have seen, there is a qr code which directs people to this idf website. you would be aware that because of the problems with electricity and connectivity that information might not get to the people thaneed it. are you prepared to give people the time to move and clear instructions not just online so t

editor of veterans today earlier joined us from saida in morocco, he said the future of israel is blake. let's listen to what he said. israel has lost something like 7% of its population. um, they haven't been killed, they fled the country. this has has happened occasionally before, um, but this time it's not certain that they'll be coming back. because the israeli economy is in shambles, the uh northern edge of the country is now uninhabited as they've had to all been evacuated due to the northern front of hezbullah, and the israeli uh economy may not come back, it's heavily dependent tourism and that's completely shut down now, the usual tourist hotels are full of israelis who fled the war zones in the north, and so that of course... is bad enough, but then the future of the zionist entity looks incredibly bleak because of the way that they've managed to commit uh the most horrendous genocide ever seen on live television uh and they've sickened and appalled pretty much the entire world, their only supporters now are in washington dc, and even in the united states of america, polls sho

the bunch of multi has its dark sides to blake 2017. in assassination shop, the country's political release and sparked a national crisis. journalist destiny kawana elisia was investigating a high level corruption scandal when she was murdered in a car. bombing. the attack struck the country and led to the resignation of top politicians. october's 5 thousands. it seemed, would it be in october 2017, that the journalist does make it easier with murdered? you just a short distance from her home on the, you know, all by do for investigative work and focused on political and financial corruption and multiple mazda concepts here. and in music, it's important to me as a journalist, but i come here to make a point where on that and then sessions, i believe a democracy must guarantee freedom of opinion in the media. and on a democratic adviser, all mazda is part of the you, it's my thoughts. and i expect that freedom of speech, it should be a cornerstone and such a country and going stein from so and the blinds in the country more and demanded

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this is what really we spoke today to blake correspondent genesis pals kept from the late fee and capital riga. well, most gotta be removed after it was shut down by russian authorities. she told us what this really means for the o g. b, take a community in russia to put it shortly. it means that people from the eligibility to community in russia are under threat more than ever before. technically speaking, this ruling forbids any form of eligibility to activism as you have said. but because the ruling was kind of big, there are fears that people simply belonging to the eligibility to community could be arrested, prosecuted. and then phase long term prison sentences. but it's not only people, it's also organizations that use symbolism that is related to the l g b t q movement like rainbows, or rainbow flags, for example. these could also become a target. another possibility is that l g b, t, q, people living in russia. now could try to leave russia for good as they have to fear for their safety. now more than ever was dw, correspond to jennifer about that in riga or diplomatic tensions of

through the ico project, the groups launched an international campaign calling on banks to blake caught the comp. we'd announcing 27 commercial banks like public statements. they're not going to finance this pipeline. we're seeing 23 interested insurance companies. so they're not going to undermine the pipeline. so the pipeline is really struggle for financial support. and the total cost is approximately $4000000000.00 us dollars for the construction of the east africa code pipeline. that's i'd find very interesting. most wages reported is, is that wrong? it is, it is between 4 and 5000000000 of costs. this estimate is simply an estimate. we have made an investment decision on, on a capital expenditure of approximately 4 to 5000000. is the funding place? uh, the answer is yes. at this point in time, you may know that the shareholders committed to fund the pipeline and you're saying that the funding is assured by the shareholders that the shareholders have to raise money and stuff and something like 2 to 3 to. so i've signed a good sense of guaranteed loans, right, that we're in the mark

we did i, daniel blake about the cruelty of the benefit system.eue for the foodbank? it is, aye. do you know long we'll be waiting? a canny long time, i reckon. been here ages already. and when we're doing the scene, there's a girl in the film who goes and she's so hungry, and the woman who took her round worked in food banks. and as she said, "who's taking her round?", she said before she began, she said, "can i help you with your shopping?" jackie? yeah. would you be able to help katie with her shopping today, please? of course i can. thank you. hi, katie. thank you. so, we've got one adult and two children. yeah. come with me. what sensitivity to do that to someone who's begging for food. to say, "can i help you with your shopping?" you know, and when you see the courage and the sensitivity of people like that, how can you not tell their stories? we've got used to food banks. it's not news any more. but people are desperate. i mean, we saw people who were ashamed of their hunger. and hunger has a function. hunger has a function. it is a discipl

but actually most of the palestinian political movement from the thirty's to this date has been blake carts appeals to the united nations protest organizing negotiations, alternative forms, hunger strikes for prisoners. most of all are active as it has been non violent, but it has not used a lot of violence. we thought like, and we have used a very violent. we thought it on struggle. the gun will be, uh, no voice shall be raised above the voice of the gun. but, but in, in actual practice, we haven't been very violent in our struggle with the zionism, we have been largely non violent. but we haven't used that a pike. the language of non violence, i mean until the b b s movement, which sort of in an organized fashion, a tried to use and then virus. but we've had the great much of return in gaza. we have almost daily activities of non violence in the westbank bro. test strikes, hunger strikes, lasting, raising slow goods, raising the flag even getting shots for raising the flag. where if you, on human rights documentation, we have been really very active and then via this. but we haven't

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police say blakely thought the person was someone who had stolen a package from her home.fronted that person as they walk down broadway avenue, an altercation started resulting in a crash based on evidence. investigators believe the crash was an intentional assault. weekly was arrested and booked on felony charges. in the south bay. 5 people are in jail accused of operating an illegal casino and brothel operation in san jose. police say this happened at a commercial building on autumn bill drive after obtaining a search warrant, investigators discovered and seized 33 guns including assault weapons. 150,000 rounds of ammunition, 500 pounds of marijuana and $20,000 in cash. the 5 people arrested were booked into the santa clara county main jail. peninsula. caltrain hit and killed a pedestrian friday night. it happened shortly before 6.30, near the menlo park caltrain station. the northbound train was carrying. 31 passengers at the time. there were no injuries to anyone on board. our new year means new laws on monday. hundreds are set to take effect, including some that will

the groups launched an international campaign calling on banks to blake caught the comp. we've announcing 27 commercial banks like public statements. they're not going to finance this pipeline. we're seeing 23 interested insurance companies, so they're not going to undermine the pipeline. so the pipeline is really struggle for financial support and the total cost is approximately $4000000000.00 us dollars for the construction of the east africa code pipeline. so it's hard to find, but using this way to approach executive is, is not wrong. it is, it is between 4 and 5000000000 of costs. this estimate is simply an estimate. we have made an investment decision on, on a capital expenditure of approximately 4 to 5000000. is the funding place? uh, the answer is yes. at this point in time, you may know that the shareholders committed to fund the pipeline and you're saying that the funding is assured by the shareholders that the shareholders have to raise money and stuff and something like 2 to 3 to. so i've started to get the sense of guaranteed loans, right, that we're in the m

the actor and the mentioned to, to the human rights situation in afghanistan at the moment is blake will find out it couldn't be any more catastrophic, really the goal, in particular with women to man, the people who defend the rights of others. it's new support and media freedom and john an existing women's rights advocate. calling the people who used to work the n g a lloyd to the those who worked in the humanitarian sanctum, must be off at the top educational industries issue money. former police officers used by sion bhutto speeds and in that and being passed the cutest, embodying a pre type i'm tendon to i'm to the vet and support. what risks do they face developing that killed? no one knows how many killings and acts of torture are being carried out. there is no one left in afghanistan who can count them. yet the german government had wanted to give special protection to people. a cute risk with its action plan for afghanistan presented in december 2021 fights or for them 2 days ahead of the new year. it is important to me is germany's born minister to say, you are not forgotten. h