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and helped crystal figure out the safest place to hide if her husband returned. >> checked out the entire housedefensible spaces. >> reporter: crystal never did need to use her new gun. her husband was convicted of a forcible sex crime and spent five years behind bars. but she was grateful for the sense of empowerment and protection weldon mcdavid gave her. >> he helped me so much. >> reporter: it's a very unlikely friendship? >> right. but if i needed him, if i was worried about something or whatever, i could just call him. >> reporter: crystal embarked on her new life without her husband. and weldon moved on, too. a few years after befriending crystal, weldon found romance. he met a woman called lea. >> i had decided to learn how to shoot and buy a firearm and learn how to use it. i was tired of feeling vulnerable as a woman. and being scared of noises that night. >> lea says that weldon didn't make a huge first impression when he rang up her purchaes at the shooting range. but soon she realized -- >> he was interested and i was not, at first. and he won me over. >> how did he do that? >> he'

to ordinary people, and my yard , along with the steps and paths , is put in crystal order every morning by an ordinary housingp at about 5:00 in the morning, as i understand it, and by 8 o’clock i go out from the entrance i don’t find a single piece of ice on which i could slip and fall, maybe she’s doing this because i’m in this entrance, i wasn’t too lazy this morning, i walked along district, exactly the same order in all other courtyards and near other entrances , where exactly... the state propagandist does not live, the president is not going to come to these courtyards, other mdls do not pass by in these courtyards, but there is order there, because we they are accustomed to it, morality, i have nothing against what is commonly called imperialism, russia should have a policy like that of a world superpower, this is not only normal, but also the only correct one. i also have nothing against imperialism among people, regardless of their role in the life of russia, profession, income, social status. after all, it's none of my business, who's business? what political and geopolitical views, but in my opini

the house has made it crystal clear to c get money for ukraine and other foreign countries we have to help our own. our border is on fire, and i'll give you credit senator from arizona you've been trying to fix it. i appreciate what you've tried to do. but the system we've employed to my colleague from arizona -- is unlike any i've ever seen. that we're going to take a consequential moment and american history trying to break -- a secure a broken border. and not even bring it to the floor for -- for real debate and the reason i voted no to proceed is because i saw what was happening. our people on this side have been obsessed with ukraine to the point o of ignoring our border. the people are going to vote no to ukraine -- who have always believed that the border was an execution to try to get ukraine. i've never believed that. >> a question -- >> bottom line is that this idea because 41 of us vote no -- you close out the border how about setting down and reopening the border debate to have a robust -- debate like we did with the gang of eight. so the reason i voted no is i could see w

house republicans were crystal clear from the very beginning of the discussion that any so-called national security supplemental legislation must recognize that national security begins at our own border. the house acted ten months ago to help enact transformative policy change by passing the secure our border act and since then, including today, the senate has failed to meet the moment. the senate did the right thing last week by rejecting the ukraine, taiwan, gaza, israel immigration legislation due to its insufficient border provisions. and should have gone back to the drawing board to amend the current bill to include real border security provisions that help end the ongoing catastrophe. instead the senate's foreign aid bill is silent on the most pressing issue facing our country, mandate of social security. supplemental legislation was to secure america's own border before sending additional foreign aid around the world. it's what the american people demand and deserve. now in the absence of having received any single border policy change from the senate, the house will have to contin

the house has made it crystal clear to c get money for ukraine and other foreign countries we have to help our own. our border is on fire, and i'll give you credit senator from arizona you've been trying to fix it. i appreciate what you've tried to do. but the system we've employed to my colleague from arizona -- is unlike any i've ever seen. that we're going to take a consequential moment and american history trying to break -- a secure a broken border. and not even bring it to the floor for -- for real debate and the reason i voted no to proceed is because i saw what was happening. our people on this side have been obsessed with ukraine to the point o of ignoring our border. the people are going to vote no to ukraine -- who have always believed that the border was an execution to try to get ukraine. i've never believed that. >> a question -- >> bottom line is that this idea because 41 of us vote no -- you close out the border how about setting down and reopening the border debate to have a robust -- debate like we did with the gang of eight. so the reason i voted no is i could see w

house is a home dedicated to victims of domestic violence or women experiencing homelessness. ktvu. crystaloke with a resident there who says the home is necessary for bay area women and children worked toward independence. >> the courage house provides services and resources for women and children who are unhoused victims of domestic violence or sex assault, or those working toward sobriety and trying to gain independence. the courageous woman association was founded by tashauna ross, a domestic violence survivor herself. >> i knew i needed to provide some thread of support for other women like me, ross says. >> her small but mighty team works to place people into permanent housing and develop careers. for natasha olivier parks, it has been a place for healing and recovery. >> this is your first step to finding out, um, you have a home, you know, and so once you get ready, you can actually be in your own home and. be stable. >> since the house opened back in 2019, more than 4000 women and children have come through the courage house. more than 10,000 have received other services through th

days away from the threat of closure, courage house is a home dedicated to victims of domestic violence or women experiencing homelessness. >> ktvu is crystal bailey spoke with a resident there who says the home is necessary for bay area women and children working toward independence. the courage house provides services and resources for women and children who are unhoused victims of domestic violence or sex assault, or those working toward sobriety and trying to gain independence. >> the courageous woman association was founded by tashauna ross, a domestic violence survivor herself. i knew i needed to provide some thread of support for other women like me, ross says. her small but mighty team works to place people into permanent housing and develop careers. for natasha olivier parks, it has been a place for healing and recovery. >> this is your first step to finding out, um, you have a home , you know, and so once you get ready, you can actually be in your own home and be stable. >> since the house opened back in 2019, more than 4000 women and children have come through the courage house. more than 10,000 have received other services throu

courage house is a home dedicated to victims of domestic violence or women experiencing homelessness. ktvu crystal bailey spoke with a resident there who says the home is necessary for bay area women and children working toward independence. >> the courage house provides services and resources for women and children who are unhoused victims of domestic violence or sex assault, or those working toward sobriety and trying to gain independence. the courageous woman association was founded by tashauna ross, a domestic violence survivor herself. >> i knew i needed to provide some thread of support for other women like me. >> ross says her small but mighty team works to place people into permanent housing and develop careers for natasha, olivier parks, it has been a place for healing and recovery. >> this is your first step to finding out that, um, you have a home, you know? and so once you get ready, you can actually be in your own home and be stable. >> since the house opened back in 2019, more than 4000 women and children have come through the courage house. more than 10,000 have received other servi

house restaurant, an island landmark. it was a life changer. >> she was just a darling girl, you know, with two darling children. >> crystal hall was a waitresse beach house and saw firsthand sandra's transformation from quiet island girl to young working woman. >> she wore her hair back in a ponytail, and she was very prim and proper and very, you know, subdued. as soon as she got away from darren she was -- like cut her hair in a bob and it was really cute and stylish all of a sudden. >> sandra started going out with friends, and as is pretty obvious in this concert video, she was enjoying her new life. but before too long, sandra started getting friendly with one of the chefs, a recent transplant from oahu named ryan shinjo. >> he wined and dined her and took really good care of her. he was really nice to her. they were always doing all kinds of fabulous things. >> going on honolulu shopping trips, for instance, where ryan would lavish expensive gifts on sandra, like louis vuitton luggage. larry and sandra's mom toshie knew little of this relationship. and on january 25th, 2006, were in dallas visiting their son when they got an odd call f

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house in southern gaza. the nominations of the candidates to receive the crystal simorgh of the 42nd fajr film festival will be introduced today, and the monitoring of agricultural lands and the assessment of crop pests was done systematically. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful mohammad and ali mohammad and ajl farjam hello, dear viewers, welcome to this news section of iran on the eve of the 45th anniversary of the victory day of the people of different cities across the country, on the eve of the anniversary of the victory of the revolution, with the decoration of the streets and roads of the city. they prepared to participate in the 22nd bahman march. dengue is one and the same in kod, turk , shia, and sunni saliani sala, who has one term meaning kordoh and mijo, and shahid and gawai are our cures. people will create another epic on 22 bahman this year. as a cultural person, i invite all sections of the society, especially the dear cultured students i want the detractors of the system and the islamic revolution to have a wide participation in the march on the 22nd of bahman, so t

i think it crystallizes a challenge for this white house in how they're going to talk about the israel hamas it's war in the next few months heading up to this election. >> yeah, and mj, that has to be something that they >> continue to talk about every day and trying to mold that message and hit the right balance. >> oh, yeah, they're very aware of the issues that the ongoing war in israel has created for the campaign. i mean, you've seen the efforts of the campaign on the white house have been making to try to make sure that they are speaking to and in conversation with with these arab american leaders. but the reality is, these are pretty or could be pretty hardened views at this point right there, young people there are progressives, there are arab american voters in that community that are just really furious at what they're seeing happening in gaza. >> all right, thanks so much. >> you guys up next, >> can the conspiracy theorists with the famous last name hurt biden with one of the democratic party's most important voting blocks. >> via headliner las vegas that's what i want to

crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news, the white house is warning russia not to deploy a nuclear armed anti-satellite weapon. >> the warning comes from the white house national security council. it is confirmed russia is pursuing an anti-satellite capability, according to the security council. that type of weapon would violate the outer space treaty and jeopardize u.s. national security interests. however, it says it is not an active threat to american safety. >> the man accused of killing a three year old boy in santa clara made his first court appearance today in court documents. authorities reveal the three year old boy was shot while in his own bed at close range. ktvu south bay reporter mark sayer has the story to 34 year old sergio colin gomez appeared in court wearing a brown jail jumpsuit. >> gomez is formally charged with murder and assault upon a child under age eight. in the death of three year old ivan martinez alvarado. ivan was the son of gomez's live in girlfriend, who prosecutors say was five months pregnant with his child. new details in court documents reveal ivan was shot in the he

put back on the end of that star, defend you in all the organs this entire house, or did you ask the gospel or get the crystal at some potential avenue? yes, rich, shaving, lasting peace and stability in the region are all there any what, what, what obstacles are standing in the way? well, listening to the inter needs we spoke smith spokesperson, adrian, you can clearly. yeah, there's a lot of opposite go. but i think on the serious note that, you know, from the south africa's a vantage point, presidential candidate is be elected president of the country. and he has cooled, that he wants peace in the east. he's also, of course, accused the one the officer boating that in $23.00 rebels and we know the one that's denied this. um, but i think, you know, from the vantage point from a down south is that basically the fact you have to bring the weaving parties to give us it has happened before. it's happened between the, the team. what happened the 1998. and so they do use the us that you have to bring these parties together to get lost the piece. however, the troops, the southern commission will be on the ground f

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just days away from the threat of closure, courage house is a home dedicated to victims of domestic violence and women experiencing homelessness. ktvu crystal bailey spoke with a resident there who says this home is necessary for those working toward independence. crystal. yes heather. >> the organization is usually funded through grants and donations. the executive director says they're in a holding pattern until grant funding comes in, so they are in desperate need of cash to get by . the courage house provides services and resources for women and children who are unhoused victims of domestic violence or sex assault, or those working toward sobriety and trying to gain independence. the courageous woman association was founded by tashauna ross, a domestic violence survivor herself. >> i knew i needed to provide some thread of support for other women like me, ross says. >> her small but mighty team works to place people into permanent housing and develop careers for natasha, olivier parks, it has been a place for healing and recovery. >> this is your first step to finding out if you have a home, you know. and so once you get ready, you can

transfer power to a deputy for a point in time the white house did not know where the top person directing u.s. defense was. >> i want to be crystal not handle this right, and i did not handle this right. i should have told the president about my cancer diagnosis. i should have also told my team and the american public. >> austin says he still suffers from leg pain and is undergoing physical therapy. he said he apologized in person directly to the president who forgave him with, quote, grace and a warm heart. he also said he did not direct anyone to keep the secret from the white house, that he alone was responsible. he then took questions. the first question was about his cancer diagnosis. the second was about u.s. planned retaliatory strikes against iranian-backed militias and the attack that killed three american soldiers. back to you. >> thanks, scott. >>> well, it is discover black heritage month here on nbc bay area and we are highlighting some people who made our region so unique. ♪♪ ♪♪ well, among those making that beautiful noise in the bay area, that's san francisco's curtis family also known as the c-notes. the parent,

housing built for workers growing sugar cane. >> the homes' average size originally were only like 500 square feet. >> reporter: crystal smythe grew up in kuhua camp and says as families grew, so did the homes, and the neighborhood got more congested. >> it was already a one-lane road. they started parking on the streets because of the homes were adding second stories, some were adding cottages in the back, so it became more and more dangerous that way. >> reporter: nbc news spoke to more than 30 people including current and former residents of kuhua camp to understand why it came to account for so many of the fire's fatalities for years residents say they complained about access issues, cars and boats blocking the street, some fearing they may one day face the unthinkable. >> we're trapped right now. >> we're trapped >> reporter: then they did. maui county officials declined to comment on the neighborhood's long-running congestion and access problems, though a spokesperson for the police department confirmed a dispatcher notified officers of a downed tree in the area but said officers were busy elsewhere, and it was not addressed

crystal palace. in the framework of the 23rd week of the spanish league yesterday, barcelona defeated three of its rivals. category the second one is in the house against sosidad. the second stage of the selection camp of our country's omid boxing team with the aim of participating in the asian championship is being held with hope and motivation . the boxers of omid will pass the second stage of the camp. he came to the camp and now he is training. when a boxer is young in asia, training is not enough. what makes him a boxer is the competition, not that now, with the least facilities, we are now from the cities among the first players. urdu baze but nothing is better than international preparatory games . the only problem we have is games for the children, so that we can go to a camp or have a few preparatory games. foreigners will definitely make significant progress. the asian championship in the age group of omid ardibehesht will be held next year. the third stage of the camp of omid boxers is going to be held on the 15th of march. morteza zadpanah of sed and sima news agency. thank you for your support with this sports news section. roman i

the house has made it crystal clear to get money for ukraine and other foreign countries we've got to help our own. our border is on fire, and i'll give you credit, senator from arizona, you've been trying to fix it. i appreciate what you've tried to do. but the system we've employed, to my colleague from arizona, is unlike any i've ever seen. that we're going to take a consequential moment in american history trying to break, secure a broken border and not even bring it to the floor for a real debate. and the reason i voted no to proceed is because i saw what was happening. our people on this side have been obsessed with ukraine to the point of ignoring our border. there are people -- ms. sinema: yield to a question. mr. graham: -- going to vote no to ukraine who have always believed the border was an excuse to try to get ukraine. ms. sinema: would the senator yield for a question? mr. graham: the bottom line is that this idea because 41 of us vote no you close out the border. how about setting down and reopening the border debate, to have a robust debate like we did with the gang of

crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news new at ten governor newsom met with white house officials as part of his first full day in washington, d.c, for the national governors association winter meetings. >> at the talks, newsom insisted that fema honor its commitment to fully reimburse local california government expenses that were spent on sheltering homeless people during the pandemic. newsom also maintained the state's desire to work with the biden administration to support those with complex behavior. health needs a historic mission today, a private u.s. lunar lander touching down on the moon for the first time since the apollo mission more than 50 years ago. >> so congratulations, iam team. >> we'll see how much more we can get from that. >> the us is back on the moon, but this time it's a private company. intuitive machines behind the mission. the lander named odyssey, has reached the moon this afternoon, six days after launching from florida's kennedy space center. nasa helped fund the project with $118 million. the lander carried six nasa experiments. it also brought insulating fa

we just obtained tony about belinsky's testimony to the house oversight committee where he told lawmakers and let me quote, i want to be crystalct personal experience and what i have come to learn, it's clear to me that joe biden was the brand being sold by the biden family. and he said, joe biden was more than a participant and a beneficiary of this business. he was an enabler, despite being found by a complex scheme to maintain plausible deniability. so, sorry, no, this impeachment inquiry should not be dropped. yes, the 1023 should raise a lot of questions, which means it's now time to move on to the fbi. they have a lot of explaining to do. here's a statement from senator charles grassley as he released the report at the time and this is about the fbi informant that is now being charged. he said the informant behind the fd 1023 was indeed a long serving trusted fbi source used by the agency for criminal investigations since the obama administration. 2010 to be exact. in fact, he was so trusted that to the provided him authorization to "engage in illegal activity for investigative purposes. but when presented with informati

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but house republicans have already declared their opposition to it if it passes, will it be enough to insure ukrainian survival of crystal 5? is this picking up on something you were touching on earlier? if it passes? will this a to be enough to ensure you crane survival? i'm afraid that this you can change of the course of the war because it's not enough to support from the west. and now we have to make a distinction between financial aid and military aid. as the european union approved that $50000000.00 euro packets and in the end set us enough to keep the government running for the next month. but the more important it's come from the united states military 8. we see, since this is an election in the united states, we shouldn't expect of that. congress can make up the choice whether they want to support your queen military 8, say what it house, in fact they faxed those white house decides how much military age is. they sent to ukraine and that as much more than europe can do europe, it's not even able to produce a 1000000 auto larry issue. it's with which we need and promised to produce and deliver. and even the milit

johnson writing house or republicans were crystal clear from the beginning.l security supplemental legislation must recognize the security begins at our own border but john, we've been talking about this now for weeks. thou skip past one bill, the senate could pass another. will they pass the same bill anytime soon? >> eventually they will have to. that may not include anything they are working on. they have to do this government shutdown bill on march 8 and if they don't they will have a bigger problem on their hand that either the tax bill or the ukrainian bill they have already passed. that deadline is a key one we are watching to see what can get done. i would anticipate the house will attempt to add to their tax bill to the appropriations bill that has to get done. but the ukraine aid the house has no intention of doing anything on. it seems to be operating on a different timeline which means we could be in the middle of march still talking about this issue. >> could the foreign aid be attached to the spending bills question mark >> it could -- spending

causes of the cause that's making the country housing the circle is a lucky and be and to have it find the beast you're not going to. let's bring in a crystal or something in case what do you make of, of, of what you've heard so far? crystal of adrian a south africa has about 3000 troops. federal heating to the d, r. c. they've seen a specialist unit. and already we've had body bags returning to south africa. in fact, just the suite came to soldiers that were killed in the move to attack the bodies arrived, so it's becoming a domestic issues. but of course, the south african troops a positive aside to mission to the d. r. c, which consists of south africa, my law we and times in the year. and i have spoken to south african diplomats and officials, both within the army and diplomatic officials. and they add them in south africa as part of a peacekeeping mission. they want the d, r. c, to have peace, but cannot afford conflict. the continent cannot afford conflict. now, one could argue at times of africa as might be perceived as having a not eve kind of viewpoint of peacebuilding use makes the sooner we get is time to bring different policies

the white house can consider some tax incentive to get this moving again. sonali: that's interesting. that was a crystall question. to ask another one, there was a lawsuit around fees. a federal jury in missouri ruled the national association of realtors had conspired to fix prices by setting a standard where -- there was a big award ruled. i'm sure it may not affect markets for a long time but if it were to come into play, how do you expect that to shift markets? what kind of influence could that have on home sales and prices? >> american consumers are the best in the world. they can do it by themselves, go to discount brokerage or full-service brokerage. the definition of perfect competition is so many players. we have 1.5 million realtor agents. furthermore, there is 100 thousand new members joining the organization. 100,000 leaving because it was difficult. one can consider like a restaurant industry. some restaurants do well and others failed. there is constant flowing in and out. it is a competitive market. conclusion is impossible. american consumers are enjoying the wild choices that are availab

the house has made it crystal clear to get money for ukraine and other foreign countries, we got help own. our border is on fire and i give you credit, senator from arizona be given trying to fix it. i appreciate what you trying to do but the system we have employed to my colleague from arizona is unlike any i've ever seen. that we're going to take a consequential moment in american history kind of break secure, and broken border, and not even bring it to the floor for fl debate. the reason i voted to proceed is because i saw what was happening. our people in the side have been obsessed with ukraine to the point of ignoring our border. the people who will vote no to ukraine of always believed that the border was an excuse evisce. the presiding officer: we are not in a quorum call. mr. tester: that's good. i'll just go. i want to thank you for the recognition, mr. president. i don't need to tell the people in this body or the other side of the capitol that the public view of washington, d.c., is not very good. our numbers and public opinion numbers oftentimes are in the single digits,

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today we just obtainedd to tony bobulinski testimony to the house oversight committee, where he told lawmakermmittees, let me quote,t to be crystal clear from my direct personal experience and what i've subsequently come to learn. it is clear to me that joe cleat biden, the brand being sold by the biden family at another point, bobulinski said joe biden was more than a participan sait and a benefici of his family's business. he was an enable thir. despite being buffeted by a complex scheme to maintain plausible deniability. so sorry, no impeachment inquiry should not be dropped. yes, the 1023 form should 102 be asked raises a lotnow ti of questions, which means it's now time to move on to the fbmei. they have a lot of explaining to do. domsley astatement fro senator grassley. he released the 1023 report at the tims e. and this is about the fbi informant that is now being charged. he sai d the informant behind the 1023 was indeed long serving, trusted fbi source usedtrusted by the agency for investigations. since the obamcriminala adminisn 2010, to be exact.o in facbet, he was so trustedrove that the fbi provided him authorization

house of silence, we we will sound, and then travel in sound, thereby harmonizing ourselves and harmonizing everything around us. today our guests will hear gongs, planetary gongs, elemental gongs, singing crystalrutias, bells, koshas, ​​tambourines, and many other miracle instruments that very subtly touch different strings of our soul. hello, welcome, my name is roma, and my name is anya, and this is the showroom of our family workshop bittenby, here we make vases, dispensers, larger pots, smaller pots, and a lot of different beauty from concrete and architectural plaster. here's an example of a larger pot, you can take a closer look at why concrete, why we chose this material for our work, since each product is unique, all these here are the krakovins, all these bubbles, all this is so unique that the second such product is just, well, with a larger one, of course , you can repeat something of some kind, but you can’t make a second one in the same way, it’s like an artist’s canvas , here you can even see what mood is going on, good or not so good. that they have, well, more canvas on them, and yes, that everything is visible, but if you’re talking about my probably favorite product, i wouldn

crystal clear lakes and impassable swamps. we are sitting on knitting every acquaintance of mine, the wife of the bathing house of uladzislav franzainas will be soft, it will be unstable for your back, friends, i tried to do everything i could, but it didn’t work, so we move to the floor, moving to the floor, you can put your hands under your buttocks, and we will lift your legs up and a little tearing off the lower back, but you have sneakers as a weight, yes yes - if the exercise is difficult for someone to do, then we can bend legs, the straighter your legs are, the more difficult the exercise will be to perform, i see that your active lower back is working and it seems like an exercise to me. the press is to connect the two attachment points, bring them closer, but if we just raise our legs without moving the lower back, then the press will not work, so this is very important, it also seems to me that it relieves the spine well, so yes, we raise it a little legs, we breathe, of course, at the top we exhale, but here it is very important to hold the lower back correctly, it is necessary should be pressed, because if the lower back

house willjoin us in sending our deepest condolences to her and herfamily. the death of alexei navalny was shocking and yet cruelly predictable. let us be crystal clear.ath. one person above all others should be held accountable. alexei navalny is yet another victim of the oppressive system that putin has built. the system in which he was such a potent critic. he was not a saint, but to fight relentlessly, optimistically and with good humour against the corruption and hypocrisy of modern russia and indeed the last few years of his life or a profile in courage. after an assassination attempt with a chemical weapon there would have been no shame it all in seeking a quiet life, but instead he chose not to return cash notjust to return to the very best to return to russia and he knew exactly what he would face. alexei navalny believed relentlessly in a different russia, a russia that could be, and his words, not only free, but happy. everything will be all right, he once wrote from prison, and even if it isn't, we will have the consolation of having lived honest lives. alexei navalny�*s courage, his campaign against corruption and his dream of a democrati

crystal ball is because they're real. and at some point people in the media, people at home, and people sitting in the white house have to stop pretending the supreme court is some kind of benign trying to do its best institution and start to realize that there are six republicans, not conservatives, republicans on the supreme court who view it as their job to help the republican party. and until we do something about that, until we take away that power, until we draw the line on them there, they will continue to do this. they will help trump. they will take away abortion rights. they will end affirmative action. they will do all of it until we stop them and somebody -- somebody needs to start listening in the higher etch lawns of the democratic party party, because we will keep losing every day we allow these six republicans in robes to rule over all of us. >> mark, i so appreciate elie's passion and disdain for this court. it is an fact when the 14th amendment case moved around they were able to move that through real quickly even though the stakes are as high if not considerably higher in this case. and i wonder if th

courage house is a home dedicated to victims of domestic violence or women experiencing homelessness. s new at six tonight. ktvu s crystal bailey spoke with a resident there who says the home is necessary for bay area women and children working toward independence. crystal >> well, the organization is usually funded through grants and donations. the executive director says they're in a holding pattern until grant funding comes in, so they are in desperate need of cash to get by . the courage house provides services and resources for women and children who are unhoused, victims of domestic violence or sex assault, or those working toward sobriety and trying to gain independence. the courageous women association was founded by tashauna ross, a domestic violence survivor herself. >> i knew i needed to provide some thread of support for other women like me. >> ross says her small but mighty team works to place people into permanent housing and develop careers. for natasha olivier parks, it has been a place for healing and recovery. this is your first step to finding out, um, you have a home , you know, and so once you get re

house of representatives are on vacation. but they have blocked assistance to ukraine. that is a gift to fleming putin. let's be crystal delay, that more ukrainians are going to be killed by vladimir putin. if you want to honor alex navalny, pass that legislation, get that money, get those weapons to ukrainian warriors. i just met with several ukrainian warriors here in munich and all asked from us is got in the ammunition they need to defend our country against vladimir putin. number two, we, united states and other european countries, or sitting on billions of dollars of putin's money. the russian government money. there is no way we can ever give that bank, that money back. can you imagine an american politician or a german politician saying, it is time to give flooded a putting back this money? that will never happen. so give that money to ukraine now, to help them to assist them in their fight against putin. those are two very concrete steps that united states could take, the rest of our autocratic as a way to push back on this evil man get killed alexei navalny just two days ago. >> okay, michael mcfaul, my frien

bought 5 rubles a liter near my house, clean, good water, from such water she cooks borscht, compotes, drinks without boiling, they say it tastes, of course, the water is crystal, as it used to be, and alexey boasts of such regular customers a dime a dozen, in moscow and the moscow region he has more than 100 such water pumps, sometimes the pressure of customers is such that queues form -for... they know that the water from the kiosks attached to the houses, which businessmen call clean, living, life-giving, is actually not from underground wells or tanks with imported artesian water, but from the same city water supply, we have the right to connect to communications, we also pay according to the meters that are installed in this device, the water meter , please, that means the electric meter, which... we pay in full for them according to tariffs, like all residents of the house, although, of course, the water shows before it gets into the bottle a specialist, goes through a labyrinth of filters, the first is mechanical, sifts out large debris, such as sand and dust, the second is coal, cleans from chlorine, pesticides, bacteria, the third is the most expensiv

house will proceed in the coming days. so i ask all senators to keep their schedules flexible. now senate democrats have been crystal clear. we want to avoid a government shutdown. we want to work with all our house counterparts to spare the american people of the pain that a shutdown would bring. but for that to happen, congressional leadership must resist the centrifugal pull of extremism emanating from the hard right. we must resist basing our choices on what people like donald trump want congress to do. we need to remember our responsibility to the american people and do our jobs. even a partial shutdown would mean chaos and pain for the american people. and let me just list a few examples why that's true. a shutdown at the agriculture department would threaten higher food costs for all americans, threaten critical services for farmers and rural communities, from homeownership programs to food banks, and delay access to critical programs just as spring is arriving. a shutdown in the veterans administration would close our veteran outreach offices and freeze critical programs that support our nation's heroes, tho

the emergency from the white house or from president biden, and he also delivered a very public apology. here's part of what secretary austin said. >> i wanted to be crystal clear, we did not handle this right, and i did not handle this right. i should have told the president about hi cancer diagnosis. i should have also told my team and the american public. as president of the united states, you've got a lot of things on your plate, so putting my personal issue on, adding to his -- all the things that he's got on his plate, i just didn't feel that that was a thing that i should do at the time, but again, i recognize that that was a mistake and i should have done that differently. >> reporter: secretary austin made clear he was shaken by his diagnosis saying in part why he wasn't more public about it, why he didn't share it with the white house or the president for days. obviously for republicans and some of the critics of this administration it raises real questions about judgment. nonetheless, we have heard so far from the white house that president biden maintains his confidence in secretary austin. austin spoke to their conversations a little bit sayi

crystal clear. from my direct personal experience and what i've come to learn it is clear to me that joe biden was the brand being sold by the biden family. that's what he testified to. housee case. what comes out of this today in order to set us up for the moment that america wants to see, that is hunter biden answering these questions in person so they can make up their own minds to the veracity or lack there of of these questions. >> let's remember the shenanigans. once behind closed doors it is high stakes. he has to be very careful. it would be referred to d.o.j. and in the position of deciding whether or not the prosecute their boss's son. not a position the department of justice ever wants to be in no matter who is the attorney general. two, political impact. what he says and i'm sure he and his lawyer have been prepping very hard for this situation. could have a tremendous impact on whether or not his father wins the 2024 election. and i think what distinction wishes hunter biden from some of the other people we've heard from thus far is that hunter was making a lot of money from ukrainian energy company when his father was vice president, which apparently at the t

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