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weapons were discarded as ukrainian troops were fleeing their frontline positions near the city of lee c. chance ortiz, correspondent moore at gast here, looks through. yep. and, and also the sight of a fermented explosion. just, just look around at the center was here, and all the trees were knocked back by a blast that i can't even imagine. and i know that this was very recent because it's like a sauna here, the, the earth itself, is he still smoldering touching this? this metal, for example, is like touching a hot capital. now this was apparently a ukrainian truck transporting american shelves. m 7777 shells. those are artillery that have been provided for key of he is one of the shells that was scattered in this blast. there's nothing like this in the ukranian arsenal or what ukraine inherited from the soviet union. but again, they were apparently hiding in the woods as many of their troops and forces did around this a chance. they were apparently spotted in and struck. we've found with assistance from the locals, and evidently, no one's been here yet. the russian troops haven't even

lee ktvu, fox two news. the governor also made a rare visit to the u. c board of regents meeting in san francisco to make his view known on leaving the pac 12 governor newsom wants you to prove that its decision to join the big 10 will improve the experience for student athletes and not harm u. c berkeley, which will be the only you see left in the pac 12. now the u. c. l. a nor uc berkeley of commented on the governor's remarks. 49ers are a step closer to cutting ties with jimmy garoppolo. espn reports that the niners are officially giving garoppolo and his agent permission to talk to other teams for a trade. jimmy g is still recovering from soldiers shoulder surgery but has been cleared to practice. the 49ers are still expected to exercise caution through the summer so far in the team says it's unwilling to release him and get rid of his contract that counts $27 million to their salary cap. tonight the giants returned from the all star break to take on the los angeles dodgers. meantime the giants say they are happy about the players they selected in the

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tonya lewis lee, can you talk about c-sections? and their relation to this higher death rate?you condemn women getting c-sections who need them. the hospital's incentive for performing a cesarean sectio even when it is not necessary? >> absolutely. first of all, i want to say c-sections are really importan they save lives. at the same time, though, c-sections are major surgery. c-sections are major surgery. it is not just a simple thing. when youave one cectionis sort of puts you in a position to have another c-section and other complications. unfortunatel in the united states, the ratof c-sections has gone uover the last 25, 30 years. we have seen the maternal rates go up alongside it. unfortunately, what happens in our birthing stems here in the unit states, when we are -- we ne to surgeons. paula was just lking about midwives. midwives can do just about anything a docr can accept cut you. i jt want to say that. but the thing about the c-section rate is we really need to be careful about h we are applying cections. it happens is we induce women to get them going andhen doesn

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c langa nomination. have a start date of for the next president of the country. interesting, lee, one of the mean opposition need does that project madonna has withdrawn his candidate and decided to support dallas. he's from the break away faction of the ruling body, essentially. now that up from toronto's in the election we come thinking was the acting president in the prime minister of the country right now. and dallas, he's from the vehicle, the faction of the ruling party, essentially roger upshaw's party. we're think protest once again break out in a suite of colombo simply because they don't want iran victim missing to take any sort of position in the government. now interesting, $8.00 to $125.00 parliamentarians are going to cost a war to and all eyes on the 28th of july when sri lanka is going to appoint it's new president. we are a current president also to leave a presidential i use on that. and the distance i'm pushing a we just had the phone ticket to go through is not valid. know, just by china being one of the largest investors in africa. the chief of us aid says be

c to take immediate action in order to bring justice. this doesn't end here. sharina. otherwise, lee was an al jazeera television journalist on one of the middle east most experienced reporters. she was killed on the 11th of may while attempting to report on an arrest operation by as really, security forces in the jenin refugee camp in the west by. she was shot some it's clashes despite wearing a bullet proof vest and helmet. mark, press me when i speak now i to independent journalist vanessa bailey, on this. vanessa, thanks for your time today. palestine the palestinian authority, i should say to us not to give the bullet to israel and without palestinian consent . this whole investigation would not have been possible. was palestine misled by washington? well, i mean, i think the piano, the palestinian authority is, is known to be very influenced by both or the zionist entity and by worse than itself. so i would question the palestinian authority integrity and allowing the bullet to go to the u. s. and then to israel for investigation. yeah, the u. s. investigation into the bullet c

i want to bring in nbc's carol lee covering the white house, editor at large at c-net money, peter baker, chief white house correspondent, for "the new york times," and matthew dowd is founder of country over party, and an msnbc political contributor. you know, peter, is the real issue for democrats that the economy and abortion are not things that the president necessarily has significant control over, at least not now, so short of some major messaging break-through, which frankly has been a problem for this white house, november is going to be incredibly challenging? >> well, november will be incredibly challenging. history tells us that presidents in their first midterms tend to lose seats in the house especially. they're feeling better about the senate because of individual matchups but this is not the economy that joe biden wanted to go into the midterm with. the numbers continue to be robust. that is obviously good news for the administration. good news for the country. but also it presents a challenge to the fed, which is trying to rein in some of the growth to some extent and the

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our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org as well. let's talk next leeigh, north carolina. democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you. i appreciate c-span so much. i just wanted to change topics a little bit until you that i am really appreciative to the resident expertise in our state and governments. i know that is maybe not as popular as it used to be, but as imperfect as our systems are, we really attract motivated and dedicated people who have a great deal of expertise. i am just very concerned about what i have heard with former president making plans to do away with the scheduled for convert civil service to schedule f. we all saw that favoring partisanship and young people, senator mcconnell put in awful lot of unqualified people into lifetime tenure, judiciary. i am so concerned that should mr. trump ever get into power again, he will convert our resident expertise in federal government with the elevation of mediocre people. i think this is something that is on our event horizon and we need to take precautions about that. i am just

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our political reporter, greg lee also talked with the governor about his trip to washington, d. ce to war of words with florida republican governor ron de santis. the sentence recently attacked newsome for covid lockdowns. get care less what he has to say. i care what he does, and i don't like what he's doing, and i don't like what's happening with greg abbott and what he's doing in texas, and a lot of these other republican governors didn't wake up on this side of the bed. these guys try to recall me pulled me on the side of the bed and i'm gonna push back and i'm going to stand up. proudly as a california proud of my state proud of our values. gregory also asked the president about persistent rumors that he's considering a run for the white house. he called the speculation nonsensical and again, said what he had called the sub zero interest in running. do you love seeing the world, but maybe you don't like traveling well, coming up on morning sun to the night will give you a first look at a new aircraft expected to cut your flight time in half. making it easier to track down hit

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lieutenant amanda lee will join the elite squadron after a five month training program in esind ax nlew members were ann. it includes an events court nader, a c-130 j super hercules pilot. i just want to be the person who flies the super hercules. kristen: from the blue angels to blue skies here in the bay area. larry: spencer christian joining us live from oakland international airport. where are you flying? spencer: not flying anywhere today but i'm watching the planes take off at oakland international airport which has a lot of new features. to give us some historical facts, we are going to bring in kaylee stance. this airport opened in 1927, right? >> that's correct. that same year was the first mainland flight to hawaii. spencer: larry might have been on that flight. it was called the gateway to hawaii. >> today we have thousands of people who fly from polk to hawaii. southwest flew their first flight to hawaii from oakland. spencer: lots of new features at the airport as well like restaurants and things like that. >> just last week, we opened the oakland draft house in terminal two. it's a fantastic restaurant with bayview's. also last

lee ktvu fox two news. the governor also made a visit to the uc border regions meeting in san francisco today to make his views known on u c l, a sports leaving the pac 12 conference for the big 10 conference. the governor is demanding that ucl explain its decision to leave the athletic conference. newsom says he wants to u c l a to prove that its decision to join the big 10 will improve the experience for student athletes and also not harm uc berkeley which will be the only uc left in the pac 12. neither ucl almanor cow have commented on the governor's remarks. santa clara county hosted its first monkey pox vaccine clinic today . the event was held at santa clara county health department in san jose county health spokesman said they had enough vaccine doses for up to 200 people. one patient we spoke with, said the covid-19 pandemic was a major reason why he chose to get vaccinated against monkeypox. if there's anything we've learned in the last couple of years, it's that it's up to each of us to protect our communities. and after being isolated from my friends and community for so long. i want to be able to give people a

c. t. act is passed, would be a presumptive condition where they are entitled to care. so it'd be helpful to look at that. i think senator lee'sence driven presumptions are also ones that i would hope that you all would look out. i tend to, in terms of your opening statements, the resourcing for current commitments and programs tent i tend to agree with. and i think the -- is one that i'm particularly concerned with. but i am concerned with the implementation of this program. after we got off the train, i got to thinking, i hope we're having a good discussion two years from now. when the zone gets flooded and the hundreds or thousands of people that may be necessary, either within the va or within the community, to actually fulfill a promise we are going to make, and what we have to do along the way is not break promises that we've already made. this is a new promise. it's an important one. but all of our former promises are every bit as important. >> so senator, i agree with you. however, i would say that i believe we're in this position because we are already breaking our promise to the men and women who served our country.

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c-span.org. ♪ announcer: and now more from the national cannabis summit policy. we will hear from representatives barbara lee nancy mace are the way they support cannabis reform. if this is just over three hours. ♪ >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining us this afternoon at the reagan building. we are thrilled to be back. it has been an incredible and exciting morning of discussions today. i'm especially excited about our next talk because it features two people i really admire. one is a professor of digital storytelling and interim provost of education at george washington university. she is also a close friend an incredible supporter of cannabis advocacy and also an incredible advocate for the power of storytelling. the second person i'm excited to introduce today is gary chambers, who is running for senate in louisiana. i think if we can talk about the power of storytelling, that mr. chambers experienced and what we are seeing with him as far as he has captured public attention is a testament to the power of storytelling. without further ado, i would love to bring our next two speakers to the

lee there. speaking of what we heard when it came to this swap connect other atf connect which starts today as well, we are expected to hear a little bit more from the pbo c. when it comes to overall on connect, whatever you call this program of success, it has been one. in terms of issuance, things have kind of slowed down. rishaad: looking at the market slow down as well. look at what we have here in terms of that issuance. that leaves the back of china. -- leads the bank of china. i can see chinese international capital there. icbc, i am getting into alphabet soup here. let's have a look at swap connect being operational agreement here. this is before the start of that southbound link. let's have a look at the equity side of things. she does the opportunity and she will address the panic. do you see the opportunity? are you looking at credit quality? free cash flow? >> that is true. there has to be here this morning. in terms of the portfolio where we see opportunities. in the long term transition, a lot of these ideas are overlapping with value. so we see a lot of opportunities there. >> there is a case of valuation. when i get that fundamental suppor

lee ktvu, fox two news. thank you, greg. the governor also made a rare visit to the u. cnts meeting in san francisco to make his views known on u c l. a. leaving the pac 12 now newsom wants to u. c l a to prove that its decision to join the big 10 will improve the experience for student athletes and not harm uc berkeley which would then be the only uc left in the pac 12. neither u. c l a nor uc berkeley have commented on the governor's remarks. climate change legislation remains stalled in congress still ahead, how the president is preparing to take matters into his own hands and the latest calls for the resignation of the san francisco school board member months after being appointed to the school board by the mayor. we have details of her comments that some call racist another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - y

lee, director of the documentary aftershock. tanya, thank you for coming to the sunday show. >> hi jonathan, thank you so much for having me. so shamani gibson deliver her baby by c which is major surgery, explain to us the financial implications of alarming a c-section instead of a vaginal delivery. >> well, i would say overall to the issues that we kind of have gone into this technological birthing in this country. so there are instinct to get constructions going, to move the birth along quickly. i mean, natural birth takes time. and all of that time doesn't add up to dollars. but you hurry this thing up along, you give a c-section which is a lot less time, does not cost as much because it is shorter time, but they also, hospitals, get reimbursed more for those c-sections. so, there is this odd incentive to give women c-sections which is major surgery. they are important, you have to have -- we should be very careful about how we go about c-sections. and in the case of shamani gibson we believe black women when we tell them, i'm in pain, something's not right after a c-section. another person that you highlight in this documentary is felicia ellis, a respect --

-year-old amber rose lee, who was from brooklyn and had been complaining and had, before pregnancy, was diagnosed with low platelet count, and she died four days after an emergency c yeah, amber rose isaac's death was tragic. the same with shamani. the issue is that amber had symptoms, wasn't feeling well, she was tired. she felt like she needed to take family medical leave from her job. unfortunately, when she went to her doctor complaining of her symptoms, the doctor dismissed how she was feeling. when you look at the records, you can see that her platelet count was going down, which is a symptom of a condition that is easily treatable, most -- people get this, but most women do not die from it. but in amber's case, she went looking for help and was not seen or heard. and by the time they got to this -- the emergency c-section, it was just too late to save her life. and this is a case that happens to too many women, given the black maternal mortality rate here in country. >> yeah. paula, if you are a black woman or really any person who is pregnant in the united states, listening to this right now, what do you do when you are coming up with a birth plan, so to s