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mike, you're seeing reports of a boulder in san francisco? >> right off the bay bridge. that was confusing because there's no sort of peripheral rocks or hills. it turns out it may be a table and it may be clear. the slowing we saw has cleared coming off of the bay bridge. now, we're watching still for updates. if you can't tell the difference between a table and boulder, wait a few more minutes before you get in the car. the rest of the bay, smooth flow of traffic. we'll talk about the tray valley and the closer. there is a disabled vehicle on 580, but it looks like everything is cleared from the lanes. >>> the deadly shooting in sacramento is leading to officials here in the bay area calling for an end to all the violence. >> on sunday six people were killed and 12 others wounded. in san francisco a deadly shooting also happened at a playground, two people were killed there. high profile city leaders have having an open discussion about change with the community. >> as "today in the bay's" terry mcsweeney explains, city leaders fell short from delivering a concrete pla

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should they have to spray children and they were better spraying people that were attacking our our boulder got are polio or video. so we're not petra spring, nobody who wasn't attacking them. there are videos of these groups of migrants. there were actually women and children. there were young men attacking they were equipped with some tools, bible, ocean forces. they were throwing stones, they were, they were cutting trees to use us as tools to attack hubble. they got their videos of this out of all the guys were not attacking, nobody would doubt the need to defend themselves. why do you think you understanding of international law is so different from amnesty international from human rights watch from even the european court of justice and it's 2020 rulings rejected. ponens argument that it can reject refugee quote is based on internal security. why do you think you understand they seem to have a different understanding of international law that if somebody makes it to attach or you have to at least process their asylum claims, are you saying they're all wrong, including the european cou

those were people that put in together who shanker, brought in boulder. these people were not running away from war and bellas. they were brought there by, by the russian forces bible that russian government organized in groups and they were pushed by by the ocean forces to our board. us. this was something entirely different. this was an attempt destabilize, not just poland, but also, altogether you countries. we have been always very open. if somebody is running away from war is running away from persecution. this is something which we are always open to. we are accepting refugees and not just of ukrainian nationalities. we've accepted refugees of 160 nationality, sent messages over the course of the last 6 weeks. but what happened then? these people were not running away from war and bella was, there was no war in bella was the time that it was a safe country. they had no legal grounds to be considered refugees, they were trying to be to, to get there. but they were, this was an organized time. this was actually a tool of hybrid warfare. but then you'r

. >> an array of anything -- >> reporter: we spoke with clayton boyer at his boulder creek home hours after he flew back from the ukraine border. he's a e.r. technician at good samaritan hospital and when russia invaded ukraine he started applying for volunteer positions to go. >> to help. to make a difference. to try and be something bigger. >> reporter: and he did. boyer spent the last month using his medical skills to help in a polish hospital and a hospice center for children with ukrainian refugees. >> immediately i was assigned to 40 different ukrainian families. about 165 people. most of them children. to check on their daily medical needs. >> reporter: he said some of the families were scared and didn't trust anyone because of the russian propaganda shared to make them fearful of aid workers. >> they were very reluctant to ask for any help for anything. but they were also very grateful. and as the weeks went on that i was there these families learned to trust me. >> reporter: boyer says he also helped coordinate and deliver supplies to border checkpoints welcoming refugees, wh

she is joining us from boulder, colorado. welcome to democracy now! professor goodwin. first, your response to herstory being made. >> thank you for having me. it is a pleasure to be with you. this is a monumental moment in united states history. in over 200 years, there is never been a black woman on the court. there is never been any indigenous people or asian people on the court. there have been only five women to serve on the united states supreme court. let's let that sink in. 100 15 justices, she will be the 116th, there've only been five. this is history making on so many different levels. there's much more that we will unpack in terms of what she experienced during the confirmation hearings, but this is a moment to celebrate but also a moment in our history to think and reflect on senate members of the judiciary committee, republican members of the judiciary committee, concerned about critical race history but made it themselves and their conduct. knowingly -- no one needs to look at books on critical race theory to look at the behavior of the committee and to q

a landslide has killed at least 10 people north was columbia after 2 rental res. modern boulders buried a mining camp in the mountains, and several people are still reported missing. a nearby town in the region was also evacuated. a cargo plane has crashed or an emergency landing near the coastal rican capital san jose. the aircraft operated by logistics company, d d h l returned to the airport shortly after take off because of mechanical problems. no one was hurt. the crash german lawmakers have rejected a proposal to bring in compulsory coven 19 vaccinations for over sixty's health minister col lauterbach earlier argued for mandatory jams for all adults to boost the vaccination rate is not like a shift. often the u. s. senate has confirmed kentucky brown jackson as the 1st black woman to sit on the u. s. supreme court supporters including president joe biden availed her appointment as a historic day for the united states. but most republican senators voted against it . the age of 53. the naser 47, and this nomination has confirmed after 233 year wait, a black woman will soon sit on th

well, prepare the boulder, we will hide the pens on the pens, but let's go. stop filmed excellent car on the initial stage preparing 1.59. well, yegor, how do you like the process? first, before firing a reflection, the police officers are required to fire a warning shot in the air. yes, this is an excellent remark in general, but the text is approved by the producer. so the car won't hit, because no, of course, we're filming singles , everything is safe, everything is in order. options there are all sorts of offices, workshops, studios , studios, well, we are different, we go the way and cooperate with one of the city theaters. well, it's just safer and cheaper. you understand, the budget is not rubber business is business, well, business is understandable. well hello. are you all singing? professional work, clean handwriting. the songs are good. in short, there is work. now that 's interesting. called me here is not the last little man. it is necessary to remove the colonel who has beguiled the shore, you will do it. good whiskey guarantee of our future, su

and you built-- it's a task having to push this damn boulder up the hill again and again and again. baldwin tried to commit suicide at least three times, right, and no name in the street published in 1972, he's coming off one of the attempts trying to make sense of this moment because he's trying in some ways to tell a story that would offer resources for us to imagine how to keep struggling. so i think the way in which i came out of it is that it's not the end to which we're trying to push the boulder, the value is in the actual pushing. to invoke, it's the beautiful struggle itself and that's where meaning is found. because if we think that we have to see the end as a pre-condition for our struggle for a better america, we won't make it. [applause] >> both of these guys will be signing books downstairs. >> will eddie be signing the large posters that are around the city? [laughter] >> how will that work? and there will be some eddie bobbleheads. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office and hear many of those conversat

a landslide has killed at least 10 people in northwest columbia after torrential rains, mud and boulders buried a mining camp in the mountains. several people are still missing. a nearby town was a back you 2 people had been killed after a gunman opened fire in the israeli city of tel aviv several others were wounded in the shooting at a bar and a popular night life district. security forces later shot dead the attacker in a gun battle. the chinese megacity of shanghai is testing its residence on mass were covered 19 for a 3rd consecutive day. after announcing a record 21000 new cove at 19 cases, cities 26000000 inhabitants remain unlocked down with residents complaining of food shortages are shortages of food and basic necessities. you're watching d. w. news. just reminder, the top story we're following for you this, our ukraine state rail company says to ukraine's state real company says to russian rockets have hit a train station in crumb a torso in eastern ukraine. the station is used by civilians trying to evacuate safer parts of the country. more than 30 people have been reported k

the locals are sure that these boulders imprisoned the souls of creatures from a parallel world, andeople gave us the knowledge of this with the help of these petroglyph drawings. there is one sign interprets that this is the separation of two worlds, but who are these creatures, people or humanoids depicted on petrovnas from a parallel world, and the ancient artist could not depict if he knew that these were five fingers? here are these mysterious signs claim. this is a picture of bigfoot. somewhere they call him goblin, somewhere there the owner is tait snowman , who is this skillful hoax or the second, a branch of human development, the third, capturing human habitation, but that he, as a new owner, is trying to expel people. really bigfoot stories? not fiction , the film crew almost met him in the karelian forest, we found a real trace, but where does he come from, where is the window to parallel reality, perhaps right here in the center of the ancient labyrinth. it looks like this to me all the time. the republic of karelia of the belikonezh lake not far from the place with the

but russia has to defend its boulders and keep ukraine out to him. nato. up this cemetery, friends, and relatives of 26 year old andre, have gathered to say a final farewell. he was also killed fighting in ukraine. as the kremlin continues to champion fallen soldiers as a price worth paying for putin's war. and here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the european union has initiated a never before use procedure against a member nation, hungary over alleged violations of the rule of law. the move could c e o. funding to the eastern european country cut and comes just over 3 weeks after prime minister victor or bunce, re election. israeli forces have shot and killed an 18 year old palestinian man and clashes with residents of the west bank city of jen. in the israeli military set, its troops faced a barrage of rocks and to life ammunition. after conducting raids in the area, tensions have been rising in the region for several weeks now. china mass tested residents in the capital city, beijing for the 3rd day this wee

after torrential rains, martin boulders buried a mining camp in the mountains. several people are still missing. the nearby town was evacuated. it were 20 w. c. as a reminder of our top story. more than 30 people are dead and over a 100 have wounded after russian. rockets struck the train station in the eastern ukrainian city of promise tolls. thousands of civilians were at the station at the time of the attack, attempting to flee to save the parts of the country and ukraine's president his warning of more atrocities in the wake of the russian troop withdrawal from the country north. he says the situation in the town of the border, the anchor is much worse than boucher where hundreds of dead civilians were recently discovered. that's it from the other who seemed fun. i love an update for you at the top called the i don't go away. now coming up is the business use with chris kolber and graham. you can always get all the latest news on background on a website. that's d. w don't call. i'm gab elvis. for me and the new c maribel in i spoke with what does war do to people are hatred and viol

a landslide has killed at least 10 people north was columbia after 2 rental res mode and boulders buried on mining camp in the mountains. several people are still missing. nearby town was also evacuated. a cargo plane has crashed during emergency landing near the costa rican capital san jose. the aircraft operated by which is 6 company d h. l returned to the airport shortly after take off because of mechanical problems. no one was hurt and the crash at least 2 people have been killed in an attack in these really city of tel aviv. several others wounded when a gunman opened fire on a bar and a popular night life district. there's been a surge of violence in israel and the occupied westbank in recent weeks dw corresponded on your co, was close to the scene. and as this update for us happened around 200 meters behind me. and if you see the background here, you will see that this place looks really quiet. but the attack and where i'm standing right now is in downtown tele, if you could say, i could say at the heart of television, and usually this place would be bustling with people. it is th

>> the boulder lab is a national treasure. it's the place radar was invented in world war ii and it has a long and distinguished career in the spectrum sciences. i think innovations like your bill that would enable the lab to work on commercial issues around sharing and adjacencies would be welcome. it struck me as very astonishing we got so far down the road without having facts on the ground about what they could or couldn't do and the degree to which interference might arise. it wasn't until this fall we started seeing the facts and i noted this week there was an article in one of the newspapers about boulder getting involved in actual measurements of dod funding so yes more flexibility in funding for the lab i think would help us with mitigating the kind of issues we've seen in the spectrum allocation. >> i have the honor and privilege of representing the first district of georgia and also included a lot of rural areas. getting broadband in those parts of the state is important for a number of reasons. learning, entertainm

the fifth frame has engraved its royal signature on the stones since this boulder turn.of the main attractions and a kind of guest book. nord kapa neither trees nor shrubs grow here. there is not even grass here. survives on the rocks in the local harsh climate, and yet the north cap is one of the most picturesque places in the world with beautiful landscapes and almost untouched civilizations. i with vartapen was declared a nature reserve in 1980 in order to preserve the population of rare arctic birds that live in the norcap region, about 2,500 auks nest on this rock alone, not counting the huge number of dead ends and follies ecological safari around the gesser islands. an unforgettable trip to the kingdom of birds, there are so many birds here that it takes your breath away at the sight of whole clouds of birds circling in the air from the times of vladimir fish, local residents and at first. when skala was declared a reserve, the population increased slowly, but now there are hundreds of thousands of them. landing on gesler rocks is strictly prohibited. they are com

. >> an array of anything -- >> reporter: we spoke with clayton boyer at his boulder creek home hours after he flew back from the ukraine/poland border. he is an er technician at a hospital in san jose and when russia invaded ukraine he volunteered to go. >> to help, to make a difference, to try to be something bigger. >> reporter: and he did. boyer spent the last month using his medical skills to help in a polish hospital and a hospice center for children with ukrainian refugees. >> immediately i was assigned to 40 different ukrainian families, about 165 people, most of them children, to check on their daily medical needs. >> reporter: he said some of the families were scared and didn't trust anyone because of the russian propaganda shared to make them fearful of aid workers. >> they were very reluctant to ask for help for anything, but they were also very grateful. and as the weeks went on that i was there, these families learned to trust me. >> reporter: boyer says he also helped coordinate and deliver supplies to border checkpoints welcoming refugees, where it was evident the worl

and in the country responded to the murder of richard nixon on —- but then having to push the dam boulderthe hill again and again and again baldwin tried to commit suicide at least three times. and then he is coming off one of those attempts trying to make sense of this moment because he is trying to tell a story to offer resources for us to imagine. so the way that i came out of this it's not the end but the actual pushing it is a beautiful struggle itself. w and to see the precondition for the struggle but if not we will not make it. [applause] >> will he be signing the large posters around the city? [applause] tonight we are celebre master of gonzo journalism hunter s thompson at the launch of a new >> tonight we are celebrating hunter thompson at the launch of a new book entitled savage journey and published by friends at university of california press focusing on influences and development in

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and there were beer bottles and the big boulders inside the it was a mess. surveillance video shows a man breaking windows at a richmond business. why the owner says she thinks this attack is bacs to golden gate park today. gates opened up at 10 o'clock this morning. some 20,000 people are expected to attend the celebration of all things cannabis at hippie hill. for the first time. legal marijuana products are available for purchase inside. no one under the age of 21 will be allowed to enter the area there at robin williams meadow earlier on the nine rec and parks manager phil ginsburg, who has been in that position since 2000 and nine reflected on how the times have changed in regard to marijuana. you asked me if i predicted that you know, five or 10 years down the road, there would be legal cannabis sales in golden gate park, and there would be food booths and music and comedians. and even yes. a vip area at 4 20. i would ask you what you were smoking. if you're planning to go this afternoon, city leaders are urging attendees to take public transit. a quic

and there were beer bottles and the big boulders inside the on it was a mess. she had her windows boarded up. but to her disbelief. it happened yet again on sunday night, she says, the same man came back again throwing rocks in her business. but there was something else. and then there were a couple of bottles of urine. and smashed five windows and through the bottles of urine into my office in two different locations. very sick person. these are photos of the damage has seen from the inside. dempsey believes her business was targeted. but she does not know why. i don't believe he would be a disgruntled client. he might stretch he might be someone that was looking for work that might not have been qualified, so we might not have hired him. police tell me they're reviewing evidence from both cases. richmond police are investigating anyone with information is asked to give him a call in richmond, henry lee ktvu faxed to news a statewide conference today focused on how to fight illegal dumping. the organizers included alameda county supervisor nate miley and waste

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everything, it's absolutely ridiculous here in the ancient hills, where other boulders left traces ofndian zhorny. and so julian invited us here not just like that, but to get acquainted with his good friends like-minded people. places director of the argentine research center libertate and progressor freedom and progress i am a liberal for me liberalism is the center, really. in argentina, the liberals are some other real ones. here they are tolerant, and the decision of the intolerant ice cream man called the quote absurd in argentina indeed. there are a variety of views, but among the serious people have consent donkey a month and a half ago, our president hugged putin in moscow and a week ago. he also decided to expel russia from the un human rights council. it's like in general, together with her like-minded people from the gathering group, sovereign ambassador castro published these days a statement against the decision of the president of argentina, who, after all , preside over the un human rights council. argentina was to the right of brazil's right-wing president was sanar.

saudi coalition and who the rebels are stopping their military offensive inside yemen and across its boulders. a 36 hour curfew has been imposed in sri lanka. the army has been given sweeping powers to make arrests. after a series of protests against the government. people are angry about a worsening economic crisis that has led to power cuts and few shortages. those are the headlines. the news continues here with al jazeera, after radicalized youth ah . 6 0 wait a day. ah. then i would love to watch them as enough. okay. little weird that natal bees with very, very cold, very chilly morning, but up by my property at your door, you're come, mccoy to police will find out when they're gonna stop us trade probably, but i'll talk about to resume you up on the w w. w dot yes, to tribute to see with k e t many rabo and being new issues and the students. is it all the views from the streets around now keep boucher informational. nar, conscious messages, especially about issues are youth empowerment now olympics, to museum a probably an interview on or 2 people while you're one, repeat your life now,

we are perhaps rolling a boulder. unlike the greek mythology it's not just be watched by communities and figure out whether the one person can do it.esnt many prospects we have communities coming together and helping to push the boulder and that's were we have not been for a m long time. as far as my children a vice told them that it's a testament to my own parents i was so grateful and i love my parents and i'm still thee baby of the household. but they showed mee who they were. my parents were confessional and the ideas of how they raised us. we were eyes and bite ended the conversation always aware of what trials and tribulations and always aware of their vulnerabilities and their strengths strength because they wanted their children to see them and for me it's a continuation of that. i know that i have grown by virtue of my parents allowing me to see on blindfolded what it's like to be a i woman in the blak person in this country to be somebody entrepreneurial in some aspects and forr my children i believe that th

the boulder lab is a national treasure.it is the place where radar was invented in world war ii and in spectrum sciences. i think innovations like your bill that would enable that lab to work on commercial issues around sharing and ajay seven sis would be welcome. it struck me as astonishing we got so far down the road without having facts on the ground what the altimeters could or couldn't do and the degree to which interference might arise. it wasn't actually until this fall that we started seeing facts pop out on that and i note this had week there was an article about boulder getting involved in actual measurements using dod funding. so, yes, more flexibility and funding for that lab would, i think, really help us with mitigating the kinds of issues we've seen in spectrum allocation. >> thank you, i appreciate that. mr. bergmann, i've had the honor of representing the first district of georgia. it includes the entire coast and a lot of rural areas. getting broad band is really important to my constituents for a number o

it's strewn with boulders and one could stumble and slip and it can be perilous.wish to traverse it. reporter: the icc has also charged his old ally with genocide but is still working on securing his extradition to the hague. laura: here in washington, former president barack obama made his very first visit to the white house since leaving office in 2017. it feels like the good old days, said president biden, as he welcomed back the man who he served under as vice president. for more we are joined now by our north american correspondent. why was barack obama crossing the threshold of the white house? >> well, he was there to celebrate the 12th anniversary of the passage of the affordable care act, obamacare as has been called. the democratic led health care reform effort. he was going to talk about the accomplishmes of this health care program, the 14.5 million americans who are now covered under its auspices, as well as to talk a little about what is left to be done for the democrats to shore up support for this law, including expanding coverage for poor american

. >> reporter: a quiet afternoon near boulder, colorado, when ryan christoph finds his then 16-year-olding on her chest and it's making some noise, but she's unconscious. >> okay. is she laying flat on her back? >> on her back, on her bed. >> listen carefully, i'm going to tell you how to do chest compressions. >> reporter: within minutes, sergeant david cohen with the lafayette colorado police department pulls up. >> i'm going to count with you, try and go with the pace i'm counting, okay? keep up with that pace if you can, okay? >> i think it might be him, hold on. up here! >> upstairs? >> yes! >> reporter: cohen sprinting up the stairs, into sofia's bedroom. >> what is her name? >> sofia. >> let me take over cpr. sir, has she used narcotics? >> reporter: sofia's father telling him, he doesn't think so, he only knows of her smoking a little weed. officer cohen's experience told him otherwise. >> 21, slight pulse, narcan administered. >> reporter: as the ambulance gets closer, the narcan kicks in. >> is she breathing? >> she's breathing, yes, sir. >> reporter: sofia had taken a percoce

even these huge boulders are not recommended for ordinary people to stay nearby for a long time; thesetones are surrounded by many sacred secrets. one of them is how the huge moons ended up on top of the mountain. who put them here themselves, they believed that the mountain, here the goods are the way out to another world, the souls of the shamans guarding this place were imprisoned, allegedly. there inside monolith blocks. there is a place where a non-corporeal spirit can dwell, and this is evidenced by the sound of emptiness that this huge wolf makes. oh heard, she really heard a dull sound. that is, you feel. yes, there is deafness in the stone, as if it is hollow inside, this was the sacrament. yes, these cult such ceremonial stones that they emit the sound of emptiness, the sound of nothing from the top of the stone. we saw another amazing picture in the center of the mountain. a huge ancient sanctuary of the mountain appeared before our eyes, like a huge a stone pedestal cuts into a multi-meter altar. previously, the entire space around it was occupied by a lake, up to this amph

, even between walls and ceiling, and this house in holland is inspired by the natural shape of a boulderonly 5 days to build it layer by layer. well, the bridge in shanghai, 26 m, made of fiber-reinforced concrete was laid in 18 days and the cost was reduced compared to classical technologies. they were not used in the structure by almost a third fittings. the world capital of printer housing construction is, of course, dubai in 2016, the world's first printed office building was inaugurated here. now it is located in it. the so-called academy of the future reported that thanks to the technology, it was possible to cut labor costs during construction by half. true, then individual concrete blocks were printed in china and only then they were brought here, but this was the first experience that inspired the record in 2019 in the desert , it appeared in its entirety, printed on the spot buildings, which entered the book of dinessa, as the largest made on the printer. there is good soundproofing. we are located next to the highway, but we do not hear its noise at all. go to that room, when

there is high anxiety given massive losses from the marshall fire in boulder just a few months ago. many impacted residents are packed up and ready to roll. also incredibly anxiety inducing honestly. >> because it's you never know in situations like fires going to start. you're not going home to come home until i don't think we've had this many incident management teams in the southwestern region this early, that it's very dangerous situation that we have right now. the conditions are very dry and the winds are creating issues. >> and that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. president biden spent his second earth day in office in seattle where he signed an executive order on climate change. that order aims to protected, restore the country's national force, which really been devastated by these wildfires. it requires officials to identify threats to older growth forest and develop policies to help safeguard them. >> our forest, our planet's longs, they literally are recycling and cycling co 2 out of the atmosphere and that's what they do. size estimate that the protection and re

this is like moving the boulder but unlike that legendary greek mythology is not just sisyphus being watched by communities to figure out whether that one person can do it. in many respects you got communities coming together and diverse ones helping to push that boulder and that's where we have not been in a long time . as far as my children i've always told them it's really a testament to my own parents. i was so grateful. i love my parents.there like can you stop calling so much but i tell you, they showed me who they were. my parents were often confessional in n the ideas of how they waged that. you were always invited into the conversation, alwaysaware of whatever tribulations . they were always aware of their vulnerabilities and strengths and for me it's a continuation of that and i know i have grown by virtue of my parents allowing me to see on blindfolded what it's like to be a woman, a black president in this country. to be somebody entrepreneurial in some aspects, and for my children i believe that they will see and understand and if they choose one day of the many things i

mountain down to the valley below. 20,000 litres pour over the edge every second, along with tons of boulderse entire mountainside to shudder. switzerland's known for being quite pricey, but has an excellent network of youth hostels if you're on a budget. there's around 50 dotted around the country, and there's plenty of variety — from ones in castles and stately homes to something a bit more modern and urban. expect to pay an average of around 90 euros a night for a double room. and finally, your lunch could help fund dinner for someone who really needs it. the recently reopened refettorio geneva calls itself a "solidarity kitchen". go along for a 30 euro three—course lunch and they'll reinvest that money on feeding some of the poorest in geneva. the philosophy is that social good can still be delivered in a fine dining setting. still to come on this week's show, lucy's here to roadtest the kit that aims to keep you covid—free on your travels. in fact, it's not really that different to any mask i've been wearing in the past couple of years. the difference is this is loaded with tech and conn

it should get you, the lobsters hide under stones and big boulders, doors, and cases where there is sand and rock depress it. but recently a big machine moved the blocks and put them in a different place or any okay, that the lobsters that have been there for years have fled, is repulsed ursula, the impact of my business will be dramatic. someone out of his on its website. however, the spanish operator praises the project as a means to provide environmentally friendly energy. o, the company has the support of the french government, which ignores that criticism from local fishermen. the government has even issued the operators with a number of special permits that override species protection regulations. the transition to renewables is underway regardless of whether or not citizens protest . the french wind energy association has made us simple calculation reunion for this unique. this is the one who lab windy turbines produce, renewable and c, o 2 neutral energy that clovis shore in everything. so trans wants to be carbon neutral within 30 year stop. at least that is not possible without

but russia has to defend its boulders and keep ukraine out of nato. up this cemetery, friends, and relatives of 26 year old andre, have gathered to say a final farewell. he was also killed fighting in ukraine. as the kremlin continues to champion fallen soldiers, as a price worth paying for putins wall dw rush correspond an empty sharon is here in the studio with me and many good to see you. clearly huge discrepancies when it comes to the number of fallen russian soldiers. how is the criminal handling? the new numbers coming in while the kremlin is tightly controlling information about the numbers of dead, the ministry of defense in russia only published numbers of fallen russian soldiers twice. the last was the end of march, around $1500.00. you said it yourself, and a good example of that tight control is the re send sinking of the musk vase ship, the fragment of the m russian black sea fleet. there was a lot of mystery around that. initially, russia said that all the crew members were fully evacuated from the ship, and there was a ceremony where es

outside of boulder colorado in the middle of winter destroyed over 1,000 homes highlighting this isn't a forest management problem. mitigation was focused on structures and critical infrastructure alongside the fuel treatment. modifications can be made to prevent the embers with noncombustible building material and constant maintenance removing. it's often called hardening. they keep from getting close enough and get firefighters place to protect the structures as the fire approaches. by the forest service it's the key mechanisms from the wildfires and communities but much of the understanding is still in its infancy from sprinklers to the home spacing. we know there could be more improvements and the struggle to quantify as possible. most occur while people are evacuating however little attention has been paid to the notification. despite the incredible importance and the potential life-saving outcomes of the research, the u.s. lacks the dedicated infrastructure and buildings dedicated research facilities, multidisciplinary excellence sustained support and the coordination are still n

a landslide has killed at least 10 people in northwest columbia after torrential rains. modern boulders, very the mining camp in the mountains. several people are still missing, and a nearby town was evacuated to the u. s. now where the senate has confirmed kit tangy. brown jackson, the 1st black woman to sit on the u. s. supreme court supporters including president joe biden, have hailed her appointment as a historic day for america. but most republican senators voted against it. the age of 53. the names are $47.00, and snacknation is confirmed. after 233 year wait, a black woman will soon sit on the us supreme court. get angie brown, jackson watched herself enter the history books from the white house alongside president joe biden, who hailed her confirmation as a historic moment for the u. s. g, 3 republican senators voted with the democrats to confirm brown jackson as only the 3rd black person and 6 women to serve on the u. s. as high as court. the vote concluded bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issue

necessities. landslide is killed at least 10 people in north west columbia after torrential rains, modern boulders, very the mining camp in the mountains. several people are still missing. nearby town was evacuated. you are senate has confirmed tunzia brown, jackson as a supreme court justice. she'll be the 1st black woman to serve on the country's highest court. president biden caught her confirmation, the historic momentary for our nation nomination. and i finland is investigating a case of sanctions violations after artworks bound for russia were confiscated. their customs officials say they seize 3 shipments containing paintings, sculptures and antiquities. the art had allegedly been on loan to foreign museums and was being returned to russia via finland. 42000000 euros. that's the insurance value of russian art works. impounded during transit, 3 finland. among them. a titian epic casso, and a carry. annie. they were intercepted at finland's valley, my border crossing with russia. the works from collections in st. petersburg and moscow had been online to museums in italy and japan. in early ma

and muslims zamora owes much of his prominence to a news channel owned by a media tycoon. vast saw boulder a whose influence increases with each news outlet that he takes over. bowler ray is one of the billionaires presiding over a media sector that is already overly concentrated and growing more so with the apparent blessing of the government. later in this program to reporters at more independent outlets on covering the rise of the political right. but 1st, the bigger picture, the french elapsed, the structural flaws and societal dangers in a country that is about to go to the polls. job one for journalists everywhere is to reflect reality. anyone watching the french election campaign and the coverage i would conclude that foremost in the minds of voters or issues such as immigration crimes and the future of secularism in this traditionally christian country. oh, contrary, let go. but, and yet it's still while the election campaign has been marked by an obsession with the immigration of muslims. and then post began to appear on the real subjects. french people are interested in us can. s