with the soldiers of the bundesfer, which makes germany participants in the conflict, the cdu and the csusince what happened is only the tip of the iceberg. in addition, it is necessary to find out why the german chancellor publicly declares the false need for the participation of the german army on the ground. correct in your answer because ukrainians can't easily handle these missiles, so they need professional support to send them , it will take about 2 years of training for them to be able to operate the missiles on their own, and ukraine needs help right now. i assume that this entry was published now to attract public attention after the debate in the bundestag regarding the dispatch of taurus. this attack is intended to influence public opinion on the chancellor so that he... does not change his mind and disagree. that the russians had a hand in this, reveals serious problems in the german security system. in this way, putin is flexing his muscles and casting the chancellor in an unfavorable light. the kremlin is trying to boldly do everything to support ukraine, and not the one wh

the legislation comes amid a wave of anti-semitic and is amophobic incidents set uc and csu schools since the start of the war. >> i want to be clear. jewish students are being specifically targeted here. and being bullied and intimidated, harassed and sometimes attacked. so that they are not able to congregate associate learn. be who they are. and with that my past to stop, this is very much about the incredible anti-semitism that has manifested itself. >> on our campuses, but he's also very much not a jewish issue because the idea that students should feel safe on campus should feel safe to express their ideas that we should have a robust exchange of ideas. that is something that is important for all students. >> california's public school systems have not taken an official stand on this bill. but lawmakers say they've received positive feedback from the uc and csu presidents. >> has the israel-hamas war continues to drag on more people are seeing a shelter are seeking shelter, food and water. and so are the animals living in that region today? a number of dogs from the west bank are at

question of the supply of taurus missiles to ukraine was raised by the opposition faction of the cdu, csut they failed the vote. in principle, this was predicted, but of course it is extremely unpleasant. what are we starting? guest: vadym mazevich, commander of the bpak unit in the third separate assault brigade, we are talking about... glory to ukraine, mr. commander, welcome to the espresso studio. well, we would like to ask you to describe the situation in your direction now. in our direction, the situation is quite difficult, since the enemy uses huge infantry resources, partially uses armored vehicles, but recently we have also increased, let's say, onslaught from the side. from drones, that is, strike drones, and there have been many more of them, i would also like more to remind that, let's say, the advantage in the air at the expense of cabs, pubs, unfortunately, does not leave a better one, does not leave the situation, let's say, on a positive note, quite a lot of use is taking place and reconnaissance of the technique of their air technique, but they are all controlled, we we

hug don with csu east bay.ves in our coverage and we'll revet you later in the broadcast. >>> outside right now this morning on this wednesday morning. the mark hopkins camera fired up and looking west. and you can see that cloud deck there and there's a message here. just hold on, mother nature is not done with us quite yet before she sends in the sun. jess. >> the partly cloudy layer is fog that's kind of rolling in right now. that's big weather story for us this morning on top of the rain that's starting to move in if the south and as we zoom out just a little bit on the virtual reality map you can actually see the full layer and full force anywhere from san francisco up into the marin head land and all the way off into the east bay too. lower clouds kind of hanging out right now. i want to show you what's going on for us waking up this morning heading out the door in area of low pressure sitting just offshore and that's causing alot of unsettled weather not only for us here in the bay area, but all througho

between france and ukraine in the security sphere. a resolution calling on the cabinet to put forward the csu long-range missiles to kiev for a vote. this position is shared by scholz's coalition allies the free democrats and the greens, but scholz has made up his mind. already today, scholz, macron and tusk will judge various nuances in one technical issue in berlin, this is a quote - said representative of the german cabinet of ministers, what exactly are we talking about, whether it’s a mystery coincidence or not, but in parallel in the baltic states and poland , emergency construction of concrete bunkers began in... from russia and belarus, the times reports, but the mayor of warsaw also seems to have begun to understand, what the game of war with putin can bring poland to, he promised to allocate $30 million for a bomb shelter, ordinary poles are saving with all their might for bunkers, which cost several hundred thousand dollars, and, as experts say, are capable of protecting against nuclear war with russia, that is, while tusk and duda are preparing for a crazy war, people. this is the

longer has any prospects of somehow retaining power, most likely they will leave, but the cdu, the csu a party that worked much better with putin, there are fittings or something, that is , in principle, there may be some kind of situation with them bridges will be built, well, faster. confirmation of your words is that in germany itself they are not so much discussing how the germans are planning attacks on russian territory, but rather discussing the moment, but how are these records even made, who? what's interesting about this agreement? this is a 4+2 agreement, when you remember the gdpr, these the countries that provided there then. what's interesting about this agreement? it’s interesting that in this agreement, well, the first, most important thing is that it comes from the territory. germany has not yet signed the soviet union, and not a single country of the four that signed it, also an interesting fact, wait, what should russia do, look, this is a purely political game, before this policy was played only on our field , and today we start playing there on that field, there is

next week, the sdp and the greens reject the demands of a commission of inquiry put forward by the csuuation seeks to distract us from the most important thing, how germany can continue to support ukraine, we need to understand that russia is already influencing us and limiting our political opportunities. the defense committee representative wants the discussion to end as soon as possible. next week at the latest we will think together about how to deal with this. does this scandal show that scholz is at odds with his team in some respects? political decisions, especially since the generals are talking about taurus and discussing what the capabilities of these missiles are and what they could be used for, although the government seems quite adamant at the moment in its decision not to send taurus to ukraine. will be a subject of discussion between the uk and germany on a much wider level. i think that a nato country has to be very, very careful because throughout its existence nato, as an alliance, has worked in working closely to support ukraine to the fullest extent possible without

establishment, yes and no, that is, on the one hand, there is a consensus among the political elites. from the csur, yeah, they are for, it’s really difficult to divide into the opposition, the ruling parties, because in the coalition, as we know, the social democrats still reject this possibility, and there is a difference there, there are their own, well, let’s talk hawks, but there are opponents, the greens mostly support, free democrats, well, also partially, they have there are quite radical politicians, like shtrakzimerman, they believe that it is necessary to send, christian democrats, yes, they are very much so... is this a principled position, that is, is this his conviction, or is it still a matter of fact? scholz is such a reserved politician, he doesn’t like abrupt decisions, he doesn’t like decisions that could cause some kind of risk for germany, and if we look at the situation with taurus from the point of view of the chancellor, we will see that all transfer options are not very successful, then there is the first option, yes, but transfer the taurus and send german specialists, bu

in the opposition faction of the cdu, the csu, for example, they already openly suspect the chancellorcause if really it turns out that germany’s defense capability will suffer if we send the equipment necessary for data processing to ukraine along with the taurus, then scholz will have a new strong argument in defense of his reluctance to transfer long-range missiles to kiev, and it’s worth noting that in the bundestag committee on... third-party organizations that do business with western companies that are engaged in satellite surveillance, that these images can be used by armed aggression against ukraine, they say, first the satellite makes pictures, then after some time there is an attack and the russian aerospace forces using cruise missiles. sometimes another satellite takes additional images afterwards, perhaps to assess the damage. ukrainians are outraged by the number of coincidences when... shots are followed by blows too great, this cannot be an accident, in general, nothing personal, just business. at the same time, for many years now, western reporters, as opposed to narr

weapons, although kiev the german opposition, represented by the parliamentary bloc of the cdu and csu, demanded that taurus missiles be mentioned. chancellor olaf scholz previously spoke out against the escalation, at least openly, noting the high risk that the ukrainian armed forces will begin to use taurus to attack the russian rear. but is it worth trusting such statements now after the leak of the discussion between bundeswehr officers? france will not send its troops to ukraine to conduct military operations, the minister of foreign affairs of the republic, stephane sejournet, announced this on local radio stations. he added that the citizens of his country, quote: will not die for ukraine. these words contradict the recent statement by the president of the fifth republic about the possible dispatch of nato troops to ukraine. after a sharp reaction to such words, even among france’s allies, macron even had to clarify that he was in perfect health. the west, sent a strong strategic signal to russia, but in the end only exposed the split among western politicians. in the zaporozhye

weapons, although kiev and the german opposition represented by the parliamentary bloc of the cdu, csuleast, openly spoke out against the escalation earlier, noting the high risk that the armed forces will be used.

to press on the chancellor's office and give arguments. there is support not only from the cdu, the csu, but also from a larger number of parties, because this should be a decision of the bundestag. and secondly, we are talking about external arguments, i.e it is necessary to give certain opportunities, for example, to provide similar weapons and to give the opportunity to the federal chancellor finally, under the influence of the same cameron, to say: "okay". which is almost three times more than the usa and europe do for ukraine. firstly, why does russia make so many weapons, what are they preparing for, and secondly, what can europe do against it? yes, but there are also factors that europe has now stepped up a bit with this production, at least there is general agreement on these issues. because before this common understanding was missing these countries at the front are trying very hard, but 3-4-5% of the gdp of germany or france is something completely different. donald trump, under the guise of wanting to spend more on defense, actually wants to introduce isolation, suppress ukr

fewer floor csu -- foreclosures than any time in decades.we have more to do for people who dream of having a good home. here is my plan. everybody thinks i was born wealthy and come from a significant background economically. well, i have the dubious distinction of being listed as the poorest man in congress for 36 years. i got a phone call, my wife was campaigning -- i was campaigning in new hampshire back when that statistic came out in the 1990's. ■■she called to say how will is every thing going? i got this. fine. you kn you are in trouble when your wife or husband says fine. what's the matter? she said -only an elecdcials hul understand this. she said you are in today's paper. i said we don't have today's paper, from delaware, where i am in vermont. she said let me read it. top of the fold headline. fight, poorest man in congress -- biden, poorest man in congress. is that true? turned out it was true. my new budget works f or lower housing costs today. i was raised in scranton, where i was born, my early years raised, scranton went dead

journalists from exile. although kiev and the german opposition represented by the parliamentary bloc cdu csuded that taurus missiles be mentioned. at least chancellor olaf scholz spoke out against escalation earlier, noting the high risk that the ukrainian armed forces will begin to use taurus to attack the russian rear. but is it worth trusting such statements now after the leak of the discussion between bandesphere officers? of the future in kazan is reaching the finish line, today in kazan-expo the finals in the vir rhythm simulator discipline are taking place, which tests participants for dexterity and accuracy. our correspondent, stas radikultsev, is observing this scene of events, he has now come into direct contact, stas, greetings. how are the competitions going and what else interesting is happening today at kazan expo? yes, yuri, greetings, well, indeed, right at these minutes the finale of the rhythm simulator in virtual reality is taking place. participants wearing virtual reality glasses, they have imaginary lightsabers in their hands, some cubes fly on them, they break them, al

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but lawmakers say they have received some positive feedback from the uc and csu presidents.ake a live look outside right now. can see what it looks like cross, the bay bridge there and then barking or looks nice. and sunny today we're enjoying the sun. kyla white last. yeah, that's right. and today and tomorrow, we should have some nice sunshine. obviously we're getting a great afternoon. here's to take a live look at the golden gate bridge is just lovely temperatures. >> have certainly been warming up. and my warmest spot today is livermore over the injuries they there. 73 degrees for you, but followed by san jose down in the south bay about 70 degrees. but altogether mean, it's a really nice above average day, particularly for inland spots. we do have a little wind out there and it has been picking up in the last hour or so. so we're getting a little bit breezy and you can see it's a bit of an onshore flow. so just look out for that if you're headed outside. but right now we've seen our blocking pattern just nudged slightly to the east. notice these low pressure systems ki

the teams are playing home games at csu east bay and merrick college. the soccer matches will kickoff next march, a couple of months after the coliseum lease with the oakland a's is set to expire. >>> good news for soccer here in the bay area. first alert weather kicking off a warm weekend with breezy conditions hanging around for just a bit. let's check in with meteorologist jessica burch in the virtual view studio. hey, just. >> sunny skies, windy conditions and daytime highs sitting well above average. that is the forecast for us. taking a look at wind gusts, they are still breezy throughout the next couple of hours especially in the north bay with areas like sonoma all the way into calistoga and down along our coastline near stinson beach. wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour until around 5:00 . around dinnertime is when it starts to die down all throughout the bay area and then we are left with weaker cause winds throughout the bay area and clear skies lasting into saturday and sunday. advancing futurecast, we don't see too much activity. we see suns

comes after a report from the university of california system that shows the application numbers for csu schools have actually gone up by 1.5%. but enrollment is down. >> momentum is growing towards requiring public schools to be taught how to manage their money and economics teacher in berkeley says many students come to her saying they don't know much about handling their finances and don't understand how their parents do it. and now a silicon valley businessman is leading a signature drive for a ballot proposition that would require courses about money management in schools. state lawmakers are working on something similar right now through legislation. and if the bill passes, then the ballot initiative would be set aside because they wouldn't need to do it that way. well, california's prop one is still too close to call vo. yes, vote. >> does hold a narrow lead right now. the proposition, which is backed by governor newsom would raise 6.4 billion dollars through ponds to go towards homeless and mental health services and housing. now, proponents say prop one will help get homeless pe

csu east bay professor dr. nolan higdon. is her decision a surprise and then the other part of that, who will she advocate for and who will get her voters? >> yeah, i think the only real surprise is that haley hung on as long as she did. you know, the -- it seemed like trump had this wrapped up basically for the entire race. now where her voters go is a very difficult question. some of the polling we had albeit weak, seemed to indicate that a lot of her supporters didn't vote for trump in 2020. so if that means they're going to go third party or not vote or maybe switch the democratic party, remains to be seen but clearly there are some voters up for grabs with this haley announcement. >> and what is their level of enthusiasm? i'm so curious about that as we look towards november and turn our attention to what could be a trump and biden rematch and what can we expect in the campaign in the future primaries. >> yeah, you know, it's interesting electoral outcome because you know, americans don't agree on much politically these

the legislation comes amid a wave of anti-semitic and islamophobic incidents at uc and csu schools. since the start of the israel-hamas war, including a recent incident at u c berkeley where police say jewish students were forced to evacuate in the event due to threats from violent protesters. a recent study from the university of chicago shows more than half of jewish college students in the usa. they feel that they are in danger on campus. >> i want to be clear. jewish students are being specifically targeted here. and being bullied and intimidated and harassed and sometimes attacked. so that they are not able to congregate be who they are. and with that much past to stop, this is very much about the incredible anti-semitism that has manifested itself. >> on our campuses, but he's also very much not a jewish issue because the idea that students should feel safe on campus should feel safe to express their ideas that we should have a robust exchange of ideas. that is something that is important for all students. >> no word on where california's public school system stands on the spi

letters, i answer to the office of the federal chancellor. there is support not only from the cdu, the csubut also from a larger number of parties, because this should be a decision of the bundestag, and secondly it is about external arguments, i.e. it is necessary to give certain opportunities, for example, to provide similar weapons and to give the opportunity to the federal chancellor finally under the influence of the same cameron to say. three times more than the usa and europe do for ukraine. firstly, why does russia make so many weapons, what are they preparing for, and secondly, what can europe do against it? yes, but there are also factors that europe has now stepped up a bit with this production, at least on these issues there is general agreement. because before that there was a lack of common understanding. well, now we are approaching what putin is capable of producing, let's say up to 3 million shells. orbán said trump does not want the united states to fund european security. and also that if he becomes president, he will not give a single dollar for the defense of ukraine.

. >>> earlier we were joined by csu east bay professor dr. nolan higdon to break down the results and he says on top of shifts donor backup, one of the other defining factors that gained him the top of was just how similar the other two democratic candidates are on the ballot. >> the remainder of democratic voters were left with the choice between katie porter and barbara lee who are different in some areas but very close and a lot of them. they are both progressives. any money or enthusiasm was split between those two. that was an extra challenge they had to face that there was another progressive in the race. adam schiff really did not have to run against another establishment democrat. >> the winner of november's election will finish find signs term , ending in january and begin a full six-year term. >>> the loss for barbara lee means the turning of a political page. to run for senate, lee gave up her seat in congress and she now passes leadership to a possible successor in district 12. we will drill down on the more about the race for dis

this is a really amazing event, because it was said about the cdu and csu: bavarians fully support putined only by economic interests. and now the cdu takes such a firm position. macron has just hinted publicly to the kremlin that... on the sidelines of conferences that he attends, some speakers are publicly saying that european armies will have to directly participate in the russo-ukrainian war. the kremlin reacts painfully to this, couch smarts laugh at macron, but the reality here is an extremely new opinion, a new message that macron conveys to the kremlin in a neat way. finland and... sweden join nato. an unprecedented process is taking place on the eastern flank. the ten-year military construction procedure for nato's eastern flank has begun. now these days there is training there with a hundred thousand contingent in central and eastern europe. and the delay in receiving the american package of military aid, which is now available, is causing a lot of despair, but at the same time. the reality is roughly what general austin, the united states secretary of defense, said late last y

the cdu csu bloc did not rule out the creation of a special committee to investigate the leak, but accusationshe backs of legislators. prepared for a potential act of war silently, on the contrary, raises questions about the trustworthiness of the chancellor. evidence is becoming increasingly clear that, on the one hand, the russians are bugging the leadership of the german military, on the other, that scholz is relying on false representations and conditions, blocks military assistance to ukraine. and such a reaction is inherently self-exposing. the words that are now coming out of the mouths of western figures , including when... they are discussing among themselves, are not surprising, it’s just how it could happen that the secure negotiation network turned out to be not so reliable, this says a lot, they , probably, they also found some right word in order to legalize, if you like, in the public sphere, the very idea of ​​​​sending ground troops. individual countries nato, while they are still talking about individual nato countries in europe. the western press takes the conversation even

but not everyone supports the legislation in its current the csu system and the association oe independent california colleges and universities support with the bill is trying to do. but they made clear they want to see stronger legal protections for institutions. >> we intend to continue working in partnership with the authors office to find language that would be agreeable and come to the middle. at which time we will be very glad to remove opposition. still members of the committee overwhelmingly voted in favor of the bill expect or universities to act reasonably. >> in preventing these acts there. 2 lane, california students, most important responsibilities we have as legislatures when tragedies like this happen community to take action, >> is still occurring in our schools we just don't want another family to go through the pain of losing a child to hazing. it's it's senseless and preventable. >> and this is just the beginning for this bill. now heads to the assembly education committee reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> 2 weeks after learning she would not

csu advancing to play texas on thursday.st game of the night, wager in seahawks took on howard, battling the 16 seeds. late first half. wagner's melvin got fouled and still banked it in. put the seahawks up seven with 90 seconds left, but howard, oh, the bison, they rallied, down three. final seconds, look at the open --. >> oh. >> one, two, three, no, no, no. wagner hung on and advanced 71 -68. it was their first ever tournament win. next up, top side north carolina in the first round. >>> baseball, new giants pitcher black snell in the dugout. can't wait to see the lefty go. batting against the royals, bottom fifth, bases full, estrada into the scottsdale, arizona sky. a grand salami, sara. estrada was 3 for 3 tonight. san francisco won it 9-8. opening day is a week from thursday. >>> and we'll leave you with seventh grade baller william. look at this guy playing cyo ■ for a lady of lo ret to in novato, he made 11 threes in this game, scored 38 in a 64-40 playoff win over san anselmo. he was on fire. sara, i must ask, you'

this is a really amazing event, because the cdu and the csu were talked about. bavarians support.mpletely, they are guided only by economic interests, and now the cdu takes such a firm position. macron has just publicly hinted to the kremlin that on the sidelines of conferences he attends, some speakers are publicly saying that european armies will have to be directly involved in the russo-ukrainian war. the kremlin is on it reacts painfully. couch intellectuals laugh at macron, but the reality here is an extremely new opinion, a new message, which macron conveys to the kremlin in a neat way. finland and sweden join nato. an unprecedented process is taking place on the eastern flank. the ten-year military construction procedure for nato's eastern flank has begun. now, these days, training is taking place there with a contingent of 100,000 in central and eastern europe. and the delay in receiving the american package of military aid, which is now available, is causing a lot of despair, but at the same time the reality is roughly what general austin, the united states secretary of d

the day before, the bundestag voted against the cdu-csu project on missile supplies.at member spoke about it emotionally. you've all gone crazy. the whole world except the german political bubble. knows that ukraine cannot win this war. taurus wouldn't change a thing about this. the only thing that would change is that germany, thereby in the eyes of russia , would definitely become a belligerent party. it is unknown how long scholz will hold out; today he will be pushed through by emmanuel macron, who has become too militant. and then the pole will join in processing the german. so let's see how today's ends negotiation. misha. yes, sergey, thank you, sergey khalashevsky was in touch from berlin. and before his trip to berlin, macron gave an interview to local television channels. in a conversation, the french president tried to fight off the wave of criticism that hit him after announcing the possible dispatch of western troops to the conflict zone. according to the leader, the fifth republic will never take the initiative in military operations in ukraine. and besi

but not everyone supports the legislation in its current form, the csu system and the association ofdent california colleges and universities support with the bill is trying to do. but they made clear they want to see stronger legal protections for institutions. >> we intend to continue working in partnership with the authors office to find language that would be agreeable and come to the middle. at which time we will be very glad to remove opposition. still members of the committee overwhelmingly voted in favor of the bill we expect or universities to act reasonably. >> in preventing these acts there. 2 lane, california students, most important responsibilities we have as legislatures when tragedies like this happen community to take action is still occurring in our schools we just don't want another family to go through the pain of losing a child to hazing. it's it's senseless and preventable. >> and this is just the beginning for this bill. now heads to the assembly education committee reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's go outside here

in a statement responding to the lawsuit, a spokesperson with the university tells kron 4 like all csu campuses sf state take seriously its responsibility to provide students and employees safe learning and working environment. the university is working to address these issues with input from constituents across the campus. the oakland unified school district is dealing with a bigger budget deficit than expected. the district says higher costs and a decline in enrollment were both factors in what is now resulted in a 35.4 million dollar deficit. that's about 14 million dollars more than what was projected according to the district's schools have not yet returns to pre-pandemic enrollment levels. and as a usd has had to make some tough decisions and say more on say more are looming on the horizon. >> oaoland mayor sheng thao join city officials this morning to discuss next steps for the a's potential lease extension at the coliseum. the team is considering wants to sign a three-year lease extension. they need some place to play. well, there, vegas ball park is being built in exchange, t

taurus to the armed forces of ukraine, but yesterday another project of the opposition parties cdu, csuled and such information appeared from germany that it is on some personal hooks in the head. olaf scholz is so stubborn, is there any other reason? well, first about the number of tauruses, in general , bidiei concerns produced, if i am not mistaken, 600 taurus missiles, they were partially exported, and half of them are in germany itself, and there were 150 of these tauruses in combat condition, and the company's mba management. the manufacturer was told that in fact it can restore these remains quickly enough that certain service actions were not continued there, so that the process of restoring taurus is even already began, and this indicates that germany understands the importance of this weapon quite seriously in the context of the current hostilities, regarding the decision of the bundestag, that is, it is really there in... again there were 400 or so votes, 400 or so votes were against, 190 seem to be in favor of the transfer and in fact once again the transfer is blocked, and

a spokesperson for the university says, quote, like all csu campuses sf state takes seriously its responsibility to provide students and employees safe learning and working environment. the university is working to address these issues with input from constituents across the campus. happening now in the south bay, a stretch of highway 9 near saratoga is back open after a shutdown due to debris from a mudslide caused by the winter storms earlier this year. this is a look at that mudslide. crews worked to clear the debris off the highway and it reopened last night. good news. that are 4 zone forecast as we get a live look from our sutro tower cam i don't know it and probably a perfect spring day with the exception of i wind. yeah, it's gorgeous. looks like we're kind of south across the bay towards san mateo. maybe i don't know warrants, but it's gorgeous wherever. yeah, wherever you look at the bay area today, he find lots of sunshine. really? some nice weather. yes, been windy at times. but well, i will take that sunshine any day after the winter that we've had and out the door right now. we're

. >> uc and csu campuses already don't provide preference for alumni and donors. children but ting says that's not the case at institutions like stanford and santa clara university. ding says his bill aims to level the playing field by giving all students a fair shot when applying to schools. he says private colleges in california receive state funding through the cal grant program, and if the bill is approved, schools that continue to give preferential treatment to certain applicants could lose that funding, giving parents and their maturing children a little bit more freedom. >> the new feature uber is offering teenagers here in california, and there's a new mini golf experience in the south bay. >> a bit later in our newscast, we're taking a closer look at urban putt in san jose and why its theme will be familiar to bay area residents, and we're watching the storm as it moves into the bay area, but mainly in the mountains where it is going to be a big one. >> it is a big one it will continue through t eekend i launched our campaign at this union hall. let's go

protests, we would have a new person, most likely defense minister pistorius, who would this... the csubetter with putin there. confirmation of your words is that in germany itself they are not so much discussing how the germans are planning attacks on russian territory, but rather discussing the moment, but how this recording in general, who handed this recording over to the russians journalists, andrei petrovich, but russia should somehow respond to this, well, look, a very interesting point here is right, always in modern politics, and especially what is connected with... areas such records fall either specifically, or precisely by sloppiness, when the corresponding intelligence is working, many here are already beginning to be inclined to believe that she got there specifically for the purpose of either giving missiles there, or not giving missiles, well , nothing is clear at all, as they say, the world press is simply confused , some talk about one thing, others about another, you know, well, for some reason everyone left aside such a small unnoticed thing, after which such a scand

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longer has any prospects of somehow retaining power, most likely they will leave, but the cdu, the csu a party that worked much better with putin, there are examples or something, that is, in principle, maybe some bridges will be built with them well, hurry up confirmation of your words, the fact that in germany itself they are not so much discussing it, but many here are already beginning to lean towards the fact that it got there specifically for the purpose of either giving missiles there, or not giving missiles, well, nothing is clear at all , as they say, the world press is simply confused, some are talking about one thing, others about another, you know, well, for some reason everyone has left aside such a small unnoticed thing, after which such a scandal suddenly broke out, the germans of crimea turned to the president of the russian federation with a request for money. yes, which we know are divided, or what is connected from helsinki, there were two countries, germany and the gdr, well, it seemed like, well, what’s wrong with that, but don’t care, no one pays attention to this

sdp no longer has any prospect of somehow retaining power, most likely they will leave, but the cdu, csurty that worked much better with putin there, that is, in principle, there may be some problems with them. well, quick confirmation of your words is that in germany itself they are not so much discussing how... the agreement of 1990 in connection that germany does not comply with it. what's interesting about this agreement? this is a 4+2 agreement, when you remember the german democratic republic, these countries that provided it then. what's interesting about this agreement? what’s interesting about this treaty is, well, first, the most important thing is that only peace should come from the territory of germany, that the armed forces of germany can be used only by decision of the united organization. nations and so on and so forth, but the most important thing is that russia’s signature is there, and russia is, in fact, its main signatory, well, that is the soviet union on the rights of the soviet union of russia, why is this happening, the denunciation of this treaty essentially lea

longer has any prospects of somehow retaining power, most likely they will leave, but the cdu, the csuhat works much better. the confirmation of your words is that in germany itself they are not so much discussing how the germans are planning attacks on russian territory. how much is discussed about the moment, but how is this a recording at all, who is this did he hand over the recording to russian journalists? andrey petrovich, should russia somehow respond to this? well look, a very interesting point , this is correct, you are always in modern politics, and especially what is connected with the military sphere, such records are either made on purpose, or precisely because of sloppiness, when the relevant intelligence is working, so many here are already beginning to lean toward because she got there on purpose. with the aim of either giving missiles there, or not giving missiles, well , nothing is clear at all, as they say there, the world press is simply confused, some are talking about one thing, others about another, you know , well, for some reason everyone in the country has su

angela merkel and her bloc cdu csu, stood at the helm of the country for four consecutive terms.in’s questions are already about the american system, where, according to him, administrative resources are being used against one of the candidates. putin’s entire answer took just over 3 minutes. on nbc's flagship evening news, it looked like this. let's get a look. in his victory speech, putin said his victory is proof that the country has united with him. our moscow correspondent, kir simons, asked a question to vladimir putin. election night in moscow. president putin celebrates a victory that no one doubted. nbc news became the first to ask putin a question after his victory at his campaign headquarters. journalist evan gershkovitch spent this election in prison. boris nadezhden, who opposes the war in ukraine, was not allowed to move against you. and alexei navalny died in one of your prisons during the election race. mr. president, is this what you call democracy? that's life. well, if we take our closest neighbors, the heads of six cis countries, azerbaijan, belarus, kazakhsta

any prospects of continuing to somehow retain power, most likely they will leave , but the cdu, the csuparty that is, well, much i worked better with putin there, trying on something or something, that is, in principle, maybe some bridges will be built with them, well, faster. confirmation of your words is that in germany itself they are not so much discussing how the germans are planning attacks on russian territory, but rather discussing the moment, but how in general this recording was given, who gave this recording to russian journalists, andrei petrovich, and should russia somehow? to answer this, well, look, a very interesting point, this is correct, you are always in modern politics, and especially what is related to the military sphere, such posts they get there either on purpose, or precisely because of sloppiness, when the appropriate intelligence is working, many here are already beginning to be inclined to think that she got there specifically for the purpose of either giving missiles there, or not giving missiles, well, nothing is clear at all , there, as they say, the worl

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longer any prospect of continuing to somehow retain power, most likely they will leave, but the cdu, the csuked much better with putin , there are examples or something, that is, in principle , it can work with them maybe some bridges will be built, well, faster. precisely because of sloppiness, when the corresponding intelligence is working, many here are already beginning to be inclined to think that it got there specifically for the purpose of either giving missiles there, or not giving missiles, well , nothing is clear at all, there, as they say, the world the press is simply confused, some are talking about one thing, others about another, you know , well, for some reason, everyone has left aside such a small unnoticed thing, after which such a scandal suddenly broke out, the germans of crimea turned... germany can only be applied by decision united nations organization and so on and so forth, but the most important thing is that it bears the signature of russia, and russia is essentially its main signatory, that is, the soviet union with the rights of the soviet union of russia. why is

longer has any prospects of somehow retaining power, most likely they will leave, but the cdu, the csuhat worked much better. there are fittings or something else, that is, in principle , some bridges can be built with them, well, faster. confirmation of your words is that in germany itself they are not so much discussing how the germans are planning attacks on russian territory, but rather discussing the moment, but how these recordings are made, who transmitted this recording to russian journalists andrei petrovich , but russia should somehow respond to this , well, look, a very interesting point, this is correct, it’s always like that in modern politics, and especially what is connected with the germans of crimea turned to the president of the russian federation with a request to denounce the moscow treaty from 1990 due to the fact that germany does not comply with it. what 's interesting about this agreement? this is a 4+2 agreement, when you remember the german democratic republic, these countries that provided it there back then. what's interesting about this agreement? it's inte

but lawmakers say >> they have received positive feedback from the uc and csu presidents. >> democraticre proposing legislation that would guarantee 2 weeks of paid annual leave the protected time off act. it would grant the benefit to nearly 27 million americans who don't have any paid vacation time. it would require employers to provide one hour of paid annual leave for every 25 hours worked. critics claim a broad government mandate isn't the best answer for different companies with different needs. but supporters of the bill say that the u.s. needs to catch up to other industrialized nations, which guarantee workers federal protections for paid time off. >> too many of us are missing our babies for smile. our parents last breath because we cannot get away. >> from work. >> a companion bill is expected to be introduced soon in the senate. none of the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at downtown san francisco showing off tonight tonight showing off. but it is to see a big change in the weather pattern up there tonight, though, a nice night around the bay area. few clouds floa