for life to remain disabled, when alla realized that the detectives got to them, she rushed to the cantonon. what to do? anton already knew the answer to it. vodopyanova was taken while trying to get rid of his mistress, when the detectives unrolled the carpet, they made sure alla kireeva was dead, hardly anyone felt even a drop of regret about this, the monster in the skirt got what she deserved. antonov dopyanov was sentenced to the highest measure stupidity and greed were punished, but one act was just. he still did deliver the world from a real monster from a woman who went against the laws and against nature itself raised her hand against loved ones. kolya kireev spent six months in the hospital and the unbelievable happened. the boy recovered. true, he did not remember anything about the terrible events of that day when they tried to kill him, he forgot about his aunt. allu, he began his own completely different story. a completely different story right now on the air of central television of an event that is being discussed and people are talking about in response to western sancti

el cantante colombiano sebastiÁn yatra tomÓ el escenario cantÓn espaÑol uno de los temas de la pelÍculacanto. >> yatra no pudo contener las lÁgrimas despuÉs de su presentaciÓn. sebastiÁn: mirÁ cÓmo me sentÍ. >> luis fonsi interpreto otro tema de la misma cinta. ♪ ♪ >> se llevÓ el premio a la mejor pelÍcula y estuvo presente el talento del mexicano eugenio derbez. que interpretÉ papel de un profesor de mÚsica. derbez dijo en despierta amÉrica que fue una pelÍcula hecha con poco presupuesto. eugenio: con decirte que el vestuario lo puse yo, porque no habÍa presupuesto. >> su esposa no lo pudo acompaÑar por cuestiones de trabajo, y se emocionÓ cuando vio por primera vez o reacciÓn. eugenio: casi me hacen llorar con el vÍdeo, lo estoy viendo ahorita en este instante junto con ustedes de mi hija y mi mujer gritando asÍ... no se lo pueden imaginar. me toca el corazÓn. >> bueno, la versiÓn nÚmero 94 de la entrega marcÓ un rÉcord de nominaciones para hispanos. tres de ellos en las categorÍas principales. ilia: motivos para sentirnos orgullosos. gracias. cambiamos de tema. vamos a la guerra de v

when the canton is a quarter biologist at the australian institute of marine sciences joining us, nova escape from townsville, queensland in australia. thank you very much. indeed for being with us on al jazeera, i was doing a little bit of reading on this. i understand that the scientists had hoped that there was going to be a period of, of cooling, that might have allowed that the reef to recover what's happened. yes, we're currently in a lanny phase of the n. so cycle and typically during a landline yes, cycle. queensland normally has quite acted monsoon rainfall, heavy cloud cover and it's usually a cool phase in that climate cycle for the grid very ridge. we're generally we haven't unfortunately, we haven't seen any of that cooling or rain for most of the summer. and we're seeing strong affects of climate change in ocean warming, driving temperatures that have pushed the great barrier reef into another bleaching . and unfortunately, if the el nino event period was going to be at a time when they coral reef could have been given a breathing space as well. and it clearly hasn't work

¿habría manera que me dieras un ride de regreso a mi cantón?hay muchísimo talento aquí, pero muy poca oportunidad de probarlo, y eso es porque han tenido que pagar una renta carísima-- jackie: además no solo a nosotros nos robaron, sino a todos los que viven aquí, mira, va a ser el centro cultural kilroy, lo quieren construir aquí sobre nuestras tierras. alejandro: ves, ella está dispuesta a retomar su fantasía de cantar ópera, cuando el juez falle a favor de miranda lo van a destruir todo. josefa: nos van a sacar de aquí, es nuestro hogar, por generaciones ha sido nuestro hogar, por dios. jackie: por favor, ayúdanos a hacer justicia. santiago: yo no soy igual que tú, los demás hacen los trabajos y después regalan el dinero. alejandro: hace el bien es la mejor paga. santiago: sabía que ibas a salir con esa romanticada. alejandro: ¿amigo? santiago: está bueno, los voy a ayudar, pero con una condición, solamente voy a supervisar, o sea que voy a asesorar nada más. tú sabes que para este trabajo se necesita gente capacitada, gente con habilidades

host: one last call, jonathan from canton, ohio. caller: good morning. i have a comment. i believe you have to understand the language of what people are trying to verbalize about the accountability of police officer training. you being an african-american woman, you should be on their talking about the training to kill black people. kyle rittenhouse got off and it's different laws for different people. u.s. and african-american woman should be talking about real and just being used and depressed. host: do you have any reaction to that? guest: the government accountability office is part of the legislative branch and we work for the congress. the work that we do, we audit policy and programs and we make recommendations on ways to improve a policy and ways to improve the program. the recommendations we made to capitol police we think were absolutely -- would improve the work environment for officers. whenever they encounter any kind of crowd control or any kind of large demonstration, we think our recommendations if implemented will absolutely provide for better preparatio

so my mom would never do me any harm shamira turkish was king or canton while don't we arrive in a big court yard that i know well, just remember more than he, his screams is one who they fetch one of my friends in chunk on the she goes in, and she screams hot via clinton, good pin, didn't it? clear then she comes out again and she's walking as if they have hurt her as if they have cut something out of her shoes. image news, but i don't know what because i haven't experienced it yet. he caught you saw them when you emerge. they tell you though, you are a woman now when it's fitted the room, that's how it is. it's like that. you hear the screams, the crying, and then nothing on the click. live player, it look and prove it. he recently came across the red orchards association on the internet at a lea hopes that the free therapy sessions will help her on her journey to a new life to read or kids are based in a quiet side street in the center of southwestern city of bordeaux nothing special you might think, but their services are in big demand. in the last 18 months, 250 women have found s

we're going to carol canton ourselves . if you can't do it and close the sky, we're going to do it on their own. we need weapons. we need defensive weapons. we need it now. in an hour is going to be too late. we need it. now. the frequency of these attacks has got ukrainian residents, very, very scared. now the talks are still ongoing, but the more this happens, the less confidence people in ukraine, people in the city of keith have that the may will be a quick or an easy solution to this. russian warships have been shelling, odessa, which is bracing for an invasion. ukraine's 3rd largest city is on the black. sea coast is home to more than 1000000 people out there as hot abdel hamid is that right now. she's with us live her. what's the mood in that city right now? well, certainly there's a lot of worry in the city. because just as you mentioned, these russian or ships have been seen off the coast approaching and maybe sort of navigating around according to satellite imagery to be at least 3 fleets of russian war ships, inc

. >> if confirmed, canton g brown jackson will become the first african-american woman to sit on the supreme court. the senate judiciary committee heard from the nominee this week. join us sunday for select portions of the hearing, including questions regarding her record as a public defender, federal judge, and member of the u.s. sentencing commission. watch starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or using our free video app, c-span now. >> if judge ketanji brown jackson is confirmed by the u.s. senate, the nation will have the most diverse supreme court in u.s. history. sunday on cuny, a university of tennessee law professor -- on a q&a, a university of tennessee law professor suggests there is a radical similarity among the justices. >> this group of justices, and when jackson joins them it will continue the trend, have spent more time living in washington, d.c. than any previous group of justices. the reason why is the common career path of this hyper elite version of meritocracy. they stay in town, they work at a big law firm, they work for the senate. it

cambodia, sanders, a council member, sylvia reyes is pushing to suspend the city's relationship with canton berg. >> the 4th largest city in russia, sister cities are linked usually for the purposes of cultural exchange. the proposal was presented at a meeting wednesday. it was met with both support and opposition. it has the complete opposite effect. >> it closes off a vital and oftentimes last channel of communications double and isolated populations that the people to people level one of the commenters. tim quickly chairman at sister cities international. i am in contact daily with my counterpart, leno, the this guy. >> she and her neighbors have been protesting and have been arrested several times with respect to the actions that are going on. council member suggested an amendment which is to write letters to the city of buchanan berg to voice concerns. there are some challenges you're seeing with the of suspending our sister city relationship. >> but we are it's being able to express our concerns directly through this correspondence. the community here in the city of san jose. >> the u

cambodia, sanders, a council member, sylvia reyes is pushing to suspend the city's relationship with canton> the 4th largest city in russia, sister cities are linked usually for the purposes of cultural exchange. the proposal was presented at a meeting wednesday. it was met with both support and opposition. it has the complete opposite effect. >> it closes off a vital and oftentimes last channel of communications double and isolated populations that the people to people level one of the commenters. tim quickly chairman at sister cities international. i am in contact daily with my counterpart, leno, the this guy. >> she and her neighbors have been protesting and have been arrested several times with respect to the actions that are going on. council member suggested an amendment which is to write letters to the city of buchanan berg to voice concerns. there are some challenges you're seeing with the of suspending our sister city relationship. >> but we are it's being able to express our concerns directly through this correspondence. the community here in the city of san jose. >> the ukrainian

ktvu is amanda canton, a spoke to the family spokesperson about how he's doing and she is live with thatn our newsroom. amanda well, daniel luna's family is extremely happy to share that he's now out of the coma, but the 40 year old still has a long, hard road. to recovery ahead right now, luna is doing physical therapy. he can walk and talk, and we just got this new video showing luna shooting basketballs into a small hoop with a nurse helping to stabilize him. he's expected to be released from u. c l. a medical center this month. a spokesperson for the family says his recovery has been a miracle. there was a period of time where he may not have survived. you may have thought there was a belief that he might not ever walk again or be able to function. so his friends, his family are incredibly relieved by by what's going on. but he's got a long road to go to reach his goal of returning to be a chef at mr a restaurant in oakland, which is his real love. luna was found in the parking lot by paramedics during the nfc championship game at sofi stadium. at first, it appeared as though he was

before we run out of time, what are you keeping your eyes on for the confirmation hearing of judge cantonwn jackson? -- judge ketanji brown jackson? guest: we had a bipartisan support for her for the d.c. circuit judge, republicans and democrats, if they are going to adhere to their prior votes. this is a stellar candidate. she is not some liberal or conservative ideologue. i would like to see the republicans in the senate standby their prior votes, reflect that this woman is strong and belongs on the court, and not turn it into a circus. bring dignity back to the process. she should be confirmed. once on the court, is she going to make a difference in the votes? no. i think having all women in the minority, which is more the moderate part of the court because the conservatives are quite radical now, it is interesting to have only women representing that part of the population that is more into singing the praises of individual rights on a number of fronts. it is really more the minority wing in the moment that is going to be a champion of that. host: we would like to thank kim wehle, aut

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for canton grandkids without objection i will put that into the record at this time and the order forhe first round is our colleagues from mississippi spent thinking mr. chairman and want to thank you all today for doing a tremendous job this is long and enduring but i appreciate your willingness to come and testify before the u.s. senate that says a lot. but then with a high gasoline prices last fall but instead of increasing production here at home the president claimed us energy companies attack and russia before releasing 50 million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve two and half days worth of us consumption. now on tuesday the president again instead of increasing us production and then briefly why is the short and long-term impact we can expect from the strategic petroleum reserve quick. >> and is warranted in this case. is meant to bridge the near-term needs off marketplace with the volatility the longer term that is need to be an increase of production to deplete the spr quickly and that were are you? >> so with the best interest of national security to go to the eme

ktvu amanda canton alive in our newsroom with details of the vice president's meeting with poland's president amanda garcia , the goal of vice president harris is visit is to reaffirm america's commitment to its nato allies. into its longstanding friendship with poland, harris and polish president andre duda made statements to the press following their meeting this morning due to says poland has received about 1.5 million refugees from ukraine. but they aren't in camps. instead they've been taken in by families who want to help with all those people, though it's putting a burden on poland, and they're asking the u. s for help. one second man. these are companies . that is why we do need this support, and i'm going to be hugely grateful for any form of support because we have to survive this difficult time. and we have to do that by helping our neighbors. our outrage, which compels not only our security assistance, but are humanitarian system. is rooted in the fact. that also, we support. the people of ukraine who have shown extraordinary courage and skill. and their willingness and yes abilit

before we run out of time, what are you keeping your eyes on for the confirmation hearing of judge cantonrown jackson? -- judge ketanji brown jackson? guest: we had a bipartisan support for her for the d.c. circuit judge, republicans and democrats, if they are going to adhere to their prior votes. this is a stellar candidate. she is not some liberal or conservative ideologue. i would like to see the republicans in the senate standby their prior votes, reflect that this woman is strong and belongs on the court, and not turn it into a circus. bring dignity back to the process. she should be confirmed. once on the court, is she going to make a difference in the votes? no. i think having all women in the minority, which is more the moderate part of the court because the conservatives are quite radical now, it is interesting to have only women representing that part of the population that is more into singing the praises of individual rights on a number of fronts. it is really more the minority wing in the moment that is going to be a champion of that. host: we would like to thank kim wehle, a

host: one last call, jonathan from canton, ohio. caller: good morning. i have a comment.elieve you have to understand the language of what people are trying to verbalize about the accountability of police officer training. you being an african-american woman, you should be on their talking about the training to kill black people. kyle rittenhouse got off and it's different laws for different people. u.s. and african-american woman should be talking about real and just being used and depressed. host: do you have any reaction to that? guest: the government accountability office is part of the legislative branch and we work for the congress. the work that we do, we audit policy and programs and we make recommendations on ways to improve a policy and ways to improve the program. the recommendations we made to capitol police we think were absolutely -- would improve the work environment for officers. whenever they encounter any kind of crowd control or any kind of large demonstration, we think our recommendations if implemented will absolutely provide for better preparation st

host: let's go to jonathan in canton, ohio, on the democrats line.onathan, it looks like we may have lost jonathan. barry is up next in tennessee, on the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have quite a different take on the whole thing. i really believe that the blame lies with the western nations, canada, united states, england, nato, and the agenda we are pushing in the countries surrounding russia. and i think putin sees the writing on the wall and he will not sit there and allow a takeover of the kind of ideology that has taken over the western countries. he can't survive it. he's not going to step back. that is why he has threatened to go all the way nuclear. he doesn't have a choice. i think it is our fault. i think ukraine became what ukraine is during the obama administration. host: tell me more about why you think it is our fault. what did the united states do? caller: when you look at what happened, what has happened in canada, the fascism that is taking place there and what they suppress. information they suppress, pr

and our coverage of the senate confirmation hearings of judge canton g. brown.ughout the morning , right here on mornings onto those confirmation hearings begin in just under an hour. you can also go to ktvu .com to watch the hearing in its entirety. and that's starting in an hour. thomas 59 supreme court justice clarence thomas still in the hospital, but he may be released today or tomorrow. justice thomas had flu like symptoms last friday, he was taken to a hospital. now he's 73 years old. he was diagnosed with an infection. he was being treated, but that'll biotics and the supreme court says he does not have covid. all right. time now is 59. let's talk about our weather. certainly something to talk about people. this is one of those days. you notice when you wake up, steve, i have this like habit of bundling up when i get at this early hour, but it didn't need it today. no you don't. for many. it's already in the sixties for many here, and i'll give you one example here. livermore airport went from 52 to 66 because they have a northerly breeze at five a.m. th

former state assembly member canton chu is leading the effort. the u.ection act in an effort to make daylight saving time permanent across the united states. what you told reporters that he wants the house of representatives to pass the bill, so president biden can sign it into law. asked this bill is moving toward the congress. we're here to encourage the speaker of the congress, nancy pelosi to take of this bill. she has to power whether to hear this bill or not, and we are here to encourage her. to take this bill up for a vote. now california is one of 15 states that have passed similar daylight saving laws or resolutions, but the state can't act unless the federal government does. crab season, maybe ending sooner than expected because of the potential danger it poses to wales getting caught up in the gear. ktvu tom baker explains the concerns that the season could wrap up within a matter of weeks. the commercial dungeons crab season will likely end on april. the 8th 2.5 months early this year from the sonoma mendocino county line to the mexican bord

26 days that i spread over the summer, spring, and fall, and i was canoeing from a town called new canton to columbia passing rasawek which was on river left. i reached out to chief branham knowing that the fight for the future of rasawek was under way. i asked if you could meet me and talk to me about the status of this fight and why it is so important for the mo nacan nation is important. i was with my friend, john naacp, and -- john napp and other staffers in my office. john and i pulled our canoe on the shore in this beautiful spot. we beached the canoe on a sand point, climbed a bluff and met chief branham and other members of mon acan leadership to see the beauty of the site and share a meal and talk to them about the importance of this site and why they really need it had to win this battle. they don't have a plan to develop rasawek. they're not going to build anything there. they just want it to be preserved in its natural beauty out of respect for monacan people who lived there for nearly 5,000 years. yesterday this unanimous vote by this local water authority, a vote of respect,