c, c n n. and saying, what about the m and more we want to see that coverage. we want to hear about it. we want to understand, well, why the u. s. continues to supply weapons to saudi arabia that are killing children every day in yemen. so the media has not been very objective about covering wars, but i am glad that they are covering this war and ukraine. people have to see how horrific war is, and maybe don't understand that all war is horrible. well, joe biden has previously expressed disquiet about the weapon sales by the united states. obviously, not so much to squint here in britain for its role in the eman warren cnn probably say, well, that's a nato ally, area europe. this is why news from ukraine. let's take precedence over a wall where the u. n says 377000 have been killed in recent years in yemen. unfortunately, the u. s. government and the biden administration says that it's going to stop, hold off fence and weapon sales to the saudis. but what does that mean? it doesn't mean anything. the u. s. is still involved in the war in yemen. and i want to me

you can see his c, n, n correspondent understand cooper, presenting a feature on how molotov cocktails are prepared and used while others have taken a shed images on twitter. the highlights is the best way to targets russian vehicles with via bombs all dots. despite some states, as of ukraine's ultra rides being condemned by western states, back in 2015, the u. s. bond providing the us all battalion with training and ammunition due to its links with nazi ideology, the bon was later lifted. and recently the u. s. national. public radio interviewed it's foreign fighters, chief i'm the head of the foreigners fighters will come from you tube as over 30 on, says my group and i want to make a tactical training with them are going to go to the front. so let's talk about the as of the time, despite their new nazi affiliations, there are folded into ukraine's national guard and it seems like a lot of people are coming little to come from below us. yeah, it wasn't something which includes even put in both of them come from united states, germany, switzerland. that was we sent in your group. we h

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and they don't have the luck, an opportunity to appear on a daily basis on c n n. therefore, it is our responsibility to speak for them. russia is not asking us to take their site as the a take a certain group of innocent id people, because russia has not a tech in it. no, some people russia has been going for military installations in euclid. we are not for much into taking a site or not, but we are student of history, and it tells us currently that close them to teams is correct. just days after the conflict in ukraine started ukraine's president asked for volunteers to join an international legion, ukrainian authorities have said that about 20000 people from 52 countries have responded. but some experts have raised concerns about a possible influx of volunteers with far right. views parties show davinsky reports . when the conflict in ukraine began, vladimir putin claimed that one of the objectives was the de next vacation of the country. but has the war served to increase the sort of solidarity between white supremacists? at the start of the conflict ukraine's

s and b, c and c n n and all of the left wing news outlets is agree just violence that was taking place on the west side of the building during a contained period of time. now people have been arrested who are on the north, south and east sides who had no idea that that violence was taking place whatsoever . i never went inside the capital on january 6th. i stood outside on the east side for 8 minutes. as 2 doors were open, when i arrived at the capital, the doors were open. there were no police officers outside telling people not to come in. and i shot a video for 8 minutes for that, i was rated by the f. b, i put in jail and went through a year long nightmare which ended up resulting in a misdemeanor charge for disorderly conduct that tore my life apart. right. and, and of course the government argued for a stricter sentence than you got. they said that you are a social media influencer. you, you tweeted to over 600000 followers saying that the patriots should hold the line during the riot. uh, but your attorney said they were going to make an example of you, a trump supporting influe

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georgia is a multi ethnic state during the soviet era, both of those c, she n n that kazi and minorities had autonomy, territories inside george's borders. after the collapse of communism and the soviet union, they declared their independence. but with georgia, insisting that they remain part of the country. a series of violent conflicts broke out in the early 19 ninety's. moscow backed the separatist movements from the outset in 2008 fighting escalated into an open war between russia and georgia. to day, the regions of south the sienna kasha are effectively under russian control, with an estimated 20000 soldiers stationed there. according to georgia estimates, georgia state security services monitor their side of the occupation line, turning a blind eye to the activities of the civilian patrol groups, provided they don't lead to open conflict with the other side. but just days earlier, the volunteers had been denied access to the high security zone surrounding the border village of a tote sea. i'm glad more for the bar admission. also, it did the officer conduct can only mean one thing.

it's, it's easy i in the spirit c i n, n a z z i in very different emotions. alexandra monte joke, joining us from the ukrainian capital key. we appreciate your time and we wish you all the best you're doing very important work. alexander, thank you. thank you. crane? russia have reportedly made progress on establishing humanitarian corridors for civilians. caught in the fighting an advisor to ukrainian president zalinski tweedy . that a 2nd round face to face talks and bell roofs were over. he said, and i'm quoting here, ukraine does not have the results that he needs. yet there are decisions, but only of the organization of humanitarian cor doors. here that the 2 sides have agreed to keep talking. we're here at the table with me as our chief international richard walker. he's been following these talks. so rich, what, what came out of these talks would be there in the middle of a were and they're talking, they've agreed to keep talking. yeah. well in fact, this time it does appear that something concrete has come out. we hear this from, from statements from both sides that they've agreed

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n. n, the o, p c, w, have confirmed that a sod has repeatedly used chemical weapons over the past several years. and we are deeply concerned that russia's calling for this meeting is a potential false flag effort in action. exactly the kind we have been warning about, including from secretary clinton here in the security council last month. russia has a track record of falsely accusing other countries of the very violations that russia itself is perpetrating. and given that and consistent with our previous statements, we have serious concerns that russia may be planning to use chemical or biological agents against the ukrainian people. the attempt by intent behind these lies seem clear and it is deeply troubling. we believe russia could use chemical or biological agents for assassinations as part of a stage or foss. flag incident are to support tactical military operations. from the beginning, our strategy to counter rushes tactics has been to share what we know with the whirl, transparently. and candidly, we have been right, more than often more than we'd like to. we're not going to let

n. a refugee agency u n h c r. thank you very much for your time. thank you. let's have a look now at some of the other developments in the conflict. united nations under secretary general has called for an investigation to the civilian casualties in ukraine. speaking of the un security council, rosemary decarlo said international law prohibits attacks on civilians and those responsible must be held accountable for russian strikes have destroyed the schools, hospitals, and residential buildings. in praise, alchemy, australia and japan have announced new sanctions on russia as punishment for the invasion of the sanctions target multiple individuals and organizations, including russia, central bank, the finance ministry, and to oligarchy linked to australia, mining industry. in while nato has been conducting a massive military exercise in norway, the lion says the drills are designed to test troops readiness for combat in cold conditions. some 30000 soldiers from 27 countries are involved. d, w. 's jack carrack went along and reports now from camp rate up in nor

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so i'm going to ask you to reach out to my staff, calvin yan, c-a-l-v-i-n y-a-n@sfgov.org. so with that, let me make a motion to move the name of -- to approve the name of laura thomas with a full recommendation to the board to fill the seat. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes unanimously. >> chair peskin: thank you. next item, please. >> clerk: thank you. item 5 is a hearing to consider appointing three members, terms ending october 21, 2022, and two members, terms ending october 21, 2023, to the local homeless coordinating board. >> chair peskin: the current incumbent in seat 8, eric brown, informed us this morning that he is not seeking reappointment. i want to thank him for his many years of service on the local homeless coordinating board. and then, i also need to tell you that as to seat number 9, that is an appointee of the controller which has to be confirmed by the board of supervisors. i believe that the controller is getting ready to make that appointment but has not done so yet, so we will be continuing se

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