. >> ♪ dun dun dun dun, da, da da ya ♪ >> [ laughing ] >> she came over, and, of course, it turned intormance. [ both laugh ] and we started talking about roles that we shared that we had both danced. and so she wanted to stand up and actually see if we performed the same choreography, the same version of it. so, in my apartment, holding hands with this legend and performing this iconic part of the "four cygnets" -- "the four little swans," in "swan lake" -- was such a beautiful moment forhe film but for me as a dancer. like, i never dreamed in a million years that i would be holding hands with this black ballerina that -- and that we had performed literally the same role, yoknow, with 50 years between us. >> you write... is that something you experienced personally? >> yes. you know, this is -- it's -- it's ingrained in the culture. as hard as it is to say, i've definitely had those experiences where, you know, i've been told that my body isn't right, i'm too curvy, i'm too muscular, i'm too short, my breasts are too big. there's been so many excuses and i know so many other women of c

dun town and i realize we talk about the greater area. there are different aspects but it is the core office. core employment centers in 2019 majority of dpeem not live in san francisco. and i want to make sure what changes to land use, plan and code we make we are considering the importance of our downtown as a destination. and a place where people get the jobs that are not possible anywhere else. and a place where -- we --ment to make sure the ability to leverage those transportation connections and i think that this iss we reenvision and have more housing conversion. try to make it in a 24/7 community. i want to make sure we don't lose site of the green house gas e missions and the other benefits of the transportation connections in the area. upon one think burglar our ancientors for downtown. as some of the. prospects shift over time. i think it is time to get creative and what is an anchor that bring in foot traffic this may be medical office and anything generateingly foot traffic in the day and evening. we have the night life and e

battalion fighting on the russian sides of colds, bug, dun malesky battalion. now i've met with some of those are soldiers who are preparing to answer combat to defend their motherland. and here are their stories. li, madison. we were in murray, you will when was surrendered to the russians. they talked to almost all of us about serving for the russian side, and i wanted to join the battalion because my house on the front line, i want to defend my land. i never wanted to fight against russia. i have relatives and friends there on the situation is horrible, not cold. i understand that we need to defend our land, and so that civilians can live peacefully see me. the west saw this conflict with russia. ukrainians, and russians have always been brotherly people. he done that, and then somebody said that russia was the enemy and the escalation began. so he was in the extra kaloni such as ye shall do. so if in before the operations started, i felt there would be a conflict with them. i decided to beg them that i would not participate in a shame. i decided my cram bat

hello, the city of dun desk is under ukrainians. shelling every single day. there are victims on a daily basis as well. sometimes they are children, but despite that fact, these parents and their children remain here, hand on that scan to had their hoping that very soon they will be able to walk the streets and even stay at home in peace. vermont call for. if archie, dun escrow public affairs battle for the city of archie mosque, also known as back move continues. as the head of the wagner group says, russian forces have taken control over the eastern part of the key city. he added that the russian army now has the most modern military capabilities. and that taking control over the city will allow russian forces to advance further into the don bass. he's thought you will see the world has not yet encountered the russian army being so well trained and equipped with units that have not yet entered the battle. which have a multitude of modern weapons and intelligence capabilities. perfectly prepared their weight and in the wings to make an entrance of to wagner.

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dun her hot sunny may gathered on the square of the saved vein, the people are old and young.old wounded concrete and the singing bright ointment, a russian draft was brought here two decades after the war, all these memories will begin to form into the stanzas of songs not immediately immediately, but for now he serves in the group of soviet troops in germany for two more years and only after that returns to his native minsk but returns we set off on an expedition to the listen to guests for people.

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in specifically chosen in response to the courts action on the streets of the occupied territory of dun ask, some residents were dismissive of the arrest warrant. they believe putin has enough international support to make the court's move irrelevant. china's leader, she champagne, visits moscow next week in a show of support for putin. which notion to the citizens such as well, you can just put to now has enough political ways. not only in his own country, but also in the far east. if we take into account the support of china and india. so i don't think he's under any kind of threat and will union boomers the look them but i'm still a good as, as david hootin is standing firm on holding crimea and that she's the only and she was in the studio. greenway. obviously, security issues take top priority for crimea and sebastopol, especially today, we will do everything needed to fend off any threats. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has vowed to retake crimea in the fight against the russian invasion. keith has demanded that russia withdraw its forces from the peninsula as well as the a

which we will not now have a very simple answer until fascism is defeated , until we do it for the dun the west is the only thing they are waiting for and what russia is hoping for is changes in the elites in the west, and that's why russia is currently putting a lot of effort and effort into destabilizing the situation in the west, and in principle, they too. well, they show a lot about what riots happened there they took place here, then in france, then somewhere else, with such an expectation that something will happen right now. well, as a rule, nothing happens , but that does not prevent them from talking about it until the orthodox easter. here is how it seems to me that an urgent but well-thought-out, but urgent change is being made to the strategy of circumventing the west from russia and china. the most damning thing is that it does not suggest that the european nations will begin to overthrow their governments, but we see there, well, johnson was there, they removed the soap and changed it to soap, but in general, all these strikes are a manifestation, a demonstration, and no

i to in to the sample of the pre-dun old jamshina, and the ionic order. yak grew up. play such a column, divided into prizhatki. the capital is filled with currency, doubled by spiral orns. currencies look like curls, and sideways with are improved by swami's shafts along the chandeliers. first , a little firewood, this fire, and then you kindle it when you communicate with people. and to speak with them in a language that is understandable and accessible to them, these movements are similar to the work of a jeweler, but jewelers make beauty. and we save lives all in the interests of their state patients. why do patients travel? well, this is the brand brand of belarus - this is the quality of knowledge, understanding and arguments, as well as questions that lie on the surface in the author's project markov nothing personal. do not miss the new releases on the channel belarus 24. in different beeps of ukraine , in the places of trade and feats, remember ah vrm and the skin step hero yon maya sens and yonno. maya hook, the great small yanas shackle the old truth and te

raiding , now it would be called rebranding, yes, first of all the border of europe was considered the dunhe nais, european diplomats and ambassadors believed that if the meridian was drawn from the don to the other, then muscovy would remain in asia , unlike russia, that is, russia, and since it is in asia, it is probably european, not european, it is part of the tatars and from about christianity, the quality of christianity in moscow had its own doubts, that is, their civilizational affiliation was somewhat unclear, this is the 15th century, this is the 15th-5th century , in our documents they write not muscovites, this is a latinized field, well, moscow people the people of moscow came, they did something there, they fought somewhere there, or moscow merchants and there is a singular for the representative of the people of moscow, this is how ivan fedorov was written, the first printer ivan fedorov in moscow, tyin, because our old slavic suffix, which denotes belonging to a certain people, is another rusyn or there did not take hold, now there are rudiments of this georgian yarminin so

on the dun river , there is communication with three settlements, including a farm.er gerasimov. a week ago, during the flood , the ferry stopped going here, which connected the settlement with the district center. water sunk the entrance to the shoulder, the icy saturn worsened the situation. now they can't approach the station. even boats in the only shop. food began to run out the day before, the daredevils managed to get to the opposite bank and returned to the village with provisions at the risk of their lives, delivered fresh drinking water and fruits. here is what the villagers say about them. these are still fearless people who broke through the ice alone. risking himself to bring food now will go for the second time this year spring flood hit several settlements in the volgograd region, melt waters flooded residential buildings, roads and automobile low-water bridges. now the situation in most of the region has stabilized. water is leaving the gardens and basements. the authorities of the lavlinsky district report there is no threat to the population of the

it's not really working and it's having an opposite effect room on coffer . artie dun escrow public, the massive scale of military aid sent by some western states to ukraine makes them direct parties to the conflict. thus, according to the speaker of the hungarian parliaments, that was oh, natalie. though nato and you members have already sent him grain of one of the belligerents salon was lethal military means is worth almost $60000000.00 that had the this means that separate you and nato states are participants of this war. it go not directly fighting on the battle, show the yet for like i did. kenneth or these western officials have apparently defied it, that, that the only ones allowed to feel the conflicts. washington and brussels have warned china against aiding russia with weapons. germany is chance to let her left shoulder claims bay. jane has pledged to refrain from sending any arms off, being threatened with functions without says western countries up grades and military industries to keep up with kids. demands as onto contributor rachel marston explained a soul to was once

the city of dun esque is under ukrainian shelling every single day. there are victims on a daily basis as well. sometimes they are children, but despite that fact, these parents and their children remain here, hand on that scans to have their hoping that very soon they will be able to walk the streets and even stay at home in peace for am on call for. if archie don't escrow public, meanwhile to the other russian front line region of zap rogia where ukrainian drones have attacked the city of america dar with incendiary shells. local authorities report ukrainian, u a v. the tack, the cities coastline sparking fires that spread along the power lines. the local administration says the attack was an attempt to spread panic and fear among the cities. residents. authorities also are to know the dos nuclear power station. the largest in europe is continuing to function as normal ah, in the capital of georgia, thousands of taking to the streets in a 2nd day of protest against a new foreign agent bill passed by parliament. several other cities have also hosted

however, american instructors, military instructors have already been here in dun boss for years, training, ukrainian soldiers and in key of an involve offer as well. plus, in addition to that, many usaa and mercenaries have also been here and mercenary, so called sergeant soldiers, a fortune from the rest of the world have already been killed here in dunbar as well. associates, roma, casa reporting, live from the dancer public. i so much from a russia is not creating a military alliance and has nothing to hide in cooperation with other countries. i saw the west is the one that's building a new global military access, less according to what in their putin, in his latest interview. smooth it uses liam's kit because we are not creating any military alliance unless it is true that we have some military cooperation by you, but it is all transparent. there are no secrets there were conducting joint military drills too. but it is not a military alliance. ready, and what is the u. s. doing it? they're creating more and more immune military alliance is not. it is the west that it's building of new

conflicts in europe, even without the uranium ammunition you, clay in army, has been tormenting the city of dun asked recent attack by his forces to very damaged a water supply facility is considered vital for the city of the correspondent roman casa of reports. ah, but ah, these are the remains of a soviet maids at such car missile, which was fired by you korean military against a civilian area here. hinden asked, i thankfully, no one was injured or killed during this attack. however, a local water treatment plants, or rather the maintenance shop here, was completely destroyed. take a look at that. ah, realty o coach structure. so ah, what is the missile strike happened about 4 am anymore. so our emergency service is located in this building level, starting at the time of strike. thankfully no one was inside of the building and all the repair equipment were completely destroyed. our service can no longer operate here. mr. william, does anybody. so i'm standing in the middle of a crate are made by that such go ballistic missile, which is capable of carrying nuclear ammunition. obviously, this w

i'm holding ground in baltimore, dunning, writing russian falls. if buffalo does fall to the russians, will this enable the russians to lodge further offensive, or has the battle for buck loot depleted their fighting st? well, that's a very good question. i think we would see what happens if on when they, you know, they, they take my modem and they, they, it, whether they are able to continue bardeen or there at harvesting along the lines of branding towards libyans. and i think that the russian strategy is really very a, is a strategy of destruction of you know, of advancing very slowly and way that har, number of casualties on, on equipment, wasn't. but with the idea that lease wouldn't somehow gave them momentum. and we have to remember that there are also efforts to advance in other areas. for example, for the north year as of the beyond gunman, olson, the south. the areas of warbler dar, around a don't yet see naive car. so the russians are really pushing on many directions, but they're not being able really to peers until breaks through a, yo

the city of dun desk is under ukrainians. shelling every single day, there are victims on a daily basis as well. sometimes they are children, but despite that fact, these parents and their children remain here hand on that scans, and they're hoping that very soon they will be able to walk the streets and even stay at home in peace room on call for. if archie don't escrow public, china will keep up its cooperation with russia despite all the western pressure. that's one of the conclusions. voice by the u. s. intelligence committee at the annual and national rights assessment. hearing ortiz, caleb multinational. we have yet another hearing going on before the u. s. senate, and of course, the u. s. senate is being briefed on one of the favorite topics on capitol hill these days. the idea that china is some kind of massive threat to the united states and the world. now, what we heard was basically testimony assessing that despite the efforts by the united states, to whip up hostility to russia and isolate russia around the world for china will continue to cooperate and tan and strengthen it

hebert, who grant g r folk, the poor, i'm not able to get jobs are not able to make and reach the re, dunning discovery correctly or not. an estimated $8000000.00 people are unemployed at buckets on foreign currency reserves are only enough for a month of import. when you speak to people, it's clear they're struggling. those are previous the h 2 meals a day and i find it difficult to eat once a day. from these have taken the children out of school, others put off, going to the doctor, all just saved money to feed their families. and with the political turmoil, the country appears to be no end in sight. with those in the bred, like i said vague, i'll just do the whole buckets on to india where parliament has disqualified a senior opposition figure rule. gandy is an m p. on thursday, a court found guarantee guilty of defamation sentence him to 2 years in prison. the 53 year old, a member of the national gun. the political dynasty was convicted for comments he made about prime minister. there is remote, his surname at an election rally in 2019 so on kara, is the chairman for media and publicity

more than 8,000 donations from all of dun try now, more than $270,000.f those students tonight, mr. james is going back into retirement. and right here tonight, the principal. >> hey, david. >> principal hooper on his students, who recognized need and acted. >> we're so thankful that we have kids who look out for others, who love one another, and who display kindness in every way that they possibly can. >> we're counting on this next >> demonstrations safety, students at a santa rosa high school walk out on their first day back after a deadly stabbing on campus. >> we will have much more on that story in just a moment. first, we are back on storm watch. >> we are tracking the next round of storms. >> the other storms come at the new ones heading our way at the end of the week, but right now we are contending with the existing storm or what's left of it. it is still level 1 on the storm impact scale. you can see we have showers offshore. as they move along, we substantial rainfall along the golden gate then reaching toward richmond and up to hercules and

what is the prime minister relationship with mr. dunning? it is an old relationship. it is a relationship that began when it was cheap and stuff, put it up. mr. dunny constructed the idea. what research and good, good job organized all that. this is a partnership. it's a close partnership. i'm going to keep asking that question. paul recess, a beginner, who saved more than 1200 lives during the rwandan genocide has been released from prison. he'd been sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges 2 years ago. u. s. cord has heard the 1st guilty plea in the case of the assassination of the haitian president of an alma weez resolve jar, a dual haitian chalet and citizen entered the play on 3 charges. on friday. he acknowledged that he provided money to pay for food weapons on lodging for others suspected of shooting louise in 2021 argentinians of mark b, 47th anniversary of the 19762000. the people marched in one osiris, demanding justice from the government, and remembering the victims of what's described as a journey war. human race. campaigners say 30000 people were kid

what is the prime minister's relationship with mr. dunning? it is an old relationship. it is a relationship that began when he was chief minister, put it up. mr. danny constructed idea of research and good there are good not organized or that this is a partnership. it's a close partnership. i will keep asking that question. leaders from spanish and portuguese speaking nations, are meeting at a summit in the dominican republic. pandemic recovery, the ukraine. war and climate change. our top of the agenda. our latin america editor lucio newman reports from santo domingo. the dominican republic. the 1st colony of the americas founded by spain in 1492. to day it's hosting the 27th i barrow american summit, a forum for leaders of latin america, spain, portugal and n. dora 22 countries in all on the agenda, climate change food security, migration, and strategies for regional integration to confront them. a persona professionally . nicole moore, these leaders are supposed to make sure that wrongly his birth is no work, no money. how can people feed themselves? that's why so ma

this dun mean democrats believe in the lab leak and far from it and it's a huge shift from the same folks that criticized and even mocked as we remember anyone who suggested the idea all coming to a head after former director dr. robert redfield told lawmakers that drt in conversations about the covid origin and he cited the lab leak and here's fauci rejecting that. >> i didn't put him or take him off and it's really disturbing that in a public hearing of a congressional hearing, he makes an acuscuses tourist statement and -- accusatory statement that has no basis in reality. reporter: this bill heads to the president's desk now. guys. >> john: a lot of he said he said going on. iowa hawkeyes supra aural headphones on capitol hill. thank you. >> i've always kept a completely open mind that it could be one or the other. quite frankly the evidence weighs more likely touchdown catch towards one, namely in natural occurrence, but i would be perfectly accepted if there were evidence it was a lab leak. >> sandra: miranda, your reaction to that? >> look, i think that anthony fauci has been a bur

we are dunning efforts to roach the folks through phone banking and activities to verify if they will operate after the pan dem and i can provide passport to get them to submit an application before the amounted dead line of march 31. with the complex volume of cases we have seen a plateau in staffing levels and wing to increase capacity in divisions to ensure we process them. the reality of our constrained capacity the neuroproblem system part of the rational behind introducing an extended grace period for this program. >> to recap without the ordinance that the emergency declaration and current legislation do is provide a 60 day winds down period after the expiration of the pandemic program. you may remember you rhythmed an ends to the fan demmic program last year that is come up in march of 23. 60 days after without the ordinance the city and operators have that period to make all of the necessary safety fixes and final inspections and river a permit t. extends a grace period beyond that 60 days to 180 days allowing departments to provide the care and support to operators and for t

near another young man and promising future american named joe dun ford someone you may have heard of pretty amazing group of individualing following in footsteps of john adams and john quincy adams from that same small town in the boston region. as i say he went to west point he studied science there and alsore earned a masters of sciee degree from the georgia institute of technology. he was commanding general of the 101th first assault and iraqi freedom and iraqi enduring freedom in afghanistan. he's been vice president of the army addition to being chief had a remarkable career and he's seen a lot. general we're all talking these day about national security strategy national defense strategy china, et cetera. but i don't to begin there i want to talk really about you as all gore and state of the u.s. army today which, of course, is a big part of your day-to-day responsibility and ask you about the all volunteer force. how are we doing? and i'm going to pack it all into one question -- how are recruiting and retention doing, how is your ability to draw adequate pool of americans tha

typically when the irs challenges some part of a tax return it sends a dunning letter or seek more informationif they want a return, it schedules a meeting. it does not drop by unannounced. i might have missed it, i've never heard of this before. >> yeah, and you know, looking at the details that we do have about this, no information given either to matt taibbi or his accountant about there being a problem with his tax return until this time. and some information shows that the irs agents may show up if they are dealing with a monetary issue that is unresolved after doing this process, but this process was never put into place and it happened the very day that matt taibbi was testifying in front of the subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government and i would say it's pretty blatant. maybe they don't care whether there is an investigation into the weaponization of government. >> john: according to the associated president, a federal judge has ruled that former vice president mike pence will have to testify looking into the grand jury looking into january 6th. pence had fought it

you can go dun to any homeless community mote and timed out this some would rather live on the street than accessing service from the city and peopled rather live in a unit with their own bedroom approximate wit and stay in shelter than in an sro. these are data points that are documented by city and irrelevant not this hard to timed out if you know how to talk to the community. any further questions. >> i appreciate you anticipating my clothe's questions. i would just ask you i know we touchod this i bit. but i would welcome the opportunity for you to talk a bit about the disprosecute potionate rates of violence that. members of transgender upon community and transgender people of color. fits had than i insurance unsheltered homeless knows. where absolutely. we lost a black transstaff worker. it was a huge loss to our community he was a lead and very young and very an angel. that is to common. we understands black transwomen are on attack murdered and miss and does in the make the news. just last week, a building that was subsidized that house the 21 black women burnt down after peop

. >> item 7, allocate 10 million dollars in prospect k with conditions for dun town riinformation engineering prosecute curement and 3 mijdz with conditions for downtown rail extension program oversight and technical tasks for engineering and 2 million dollars for pennsylvania avenue extension preenvironmental bridging study this it is an action item >> that was not the last of prop k we have 3 more. requests the last 3 for the plan before we go to prop l. one is request for the tjpa item to allocate the remaining funds for the downtown rail extension project known as the portal. the perral team working hard for 3 years through the 6 agency collaboration to prepare the project for funding and we will be continuing to support the tjpa in staying on electronic to request a new start's grand from the biden administration this year. as staff will speak to. the ta, mtc and t ap j wing on support it through construction and continue to deepen multiagency collaboration. and we hope to have the recommend agsz present to this body in the spring. at last week's tjpa meeting the executer director tilly

it's a question i keep asking and no one has an answer and i would say as the second part and dun duncand this, it's also very clear. i've never run a bank and i would like to know that the banks know that the possibility of a bank run is always out there. it's remote, but it is the worst-case scenario for you that somewhere there's a plate glass messaging bank if there is a bank run, follow steps one, two and three and it does not appear it had that and if it did it didn't institute it if it had it, did it institute it because it was a quiet period because of a share sale? it should have said screw you, quiet period let the fcc sue us or fine us in three years and we have a bank to save, instead it was a quiet period and we can't talk. >> the companies that have limits over 250, what are they going to do in terms of cash management how might this affect their ability or anyone's ability to get loans in the future? we've gone from plentiful liquidity to an extremely challenged situation in a very short period of time. >> first of all, svb has a special place in the ecosystem and it's a t

still ahead on the use our in sports full and dunning, go put them into the last 8 of the efie cotton. joe has the best of reactions coming at me. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah welcome back. sustainability is on nearly every company's agenda. the mobile wall congress in barcelona, but with a round one and a half 1000000000 new phone sold each year. the industries facing an enormous challenge. charlie angela reports from barcelona. it's the desire for the latest model that drives the mobile phone industry. but after an average of 2 to 3 years, use 90 percent of these handsets won't be formally recycled. wellington opened the phone like a board of companies are now being forced to find a sustainable future of phones. nokia is encouraging customers to repair and recycle their devices, people in the industry, se giving handset 2nd and 3rd lives is crucial. and the industry about $1500000000.00 devices come into the market every single year. and this year, over 5000000 devices are and up in landfill or in florida. and that is a real problem because i just mean we're going to continue to make more a

we don't want customers just standing the i dun town express stop. this come every 30 minutes we want folks at 1 california if they get an express bus great but they still have an option it get home that is important for managing customer frustrations. the alegality of happy customers today. carried 80 customers on the first trip. the second and third trip were helpful full. those other things we will look at and we got a lot of support from downtown businesses to get the word out about this service but tell grow over time our headway performance also continues. to be stable. but we want to see improve ams. on the rail routes and -- we, achieving that each week the team focuses on a different route under performing and unpacks every part to try to understand how we get back on track. >> on the bus side, we are continuing to -- have good performance but much -- more e readic than i would like to see. we are working on stabilizing that out. mid life of is going to help. as well as unfortunately some of the new are 32 foot bus. they are cute. i don't kn

we have automated tickets unless the system guess dun we don't wroit paper tickets of you are upon am upon upon based on your testimony you were tucking about it sounded like there are 2 challenges. swon you are under staffed and the -- other is even given that, when something some emergency or some other priority come along, you get short end of the stick is this an accurate assessment. i don't want to say short end of the stick. if you electric at any division in the police department except for swat and eod you can't pull off thirty-two duties are. everybody is pick up all of this. you will see it in the over time. we are going to put people on days off. to handle nathe number one mission is safety of life and property and answer 911 calls that respond to this. and so it does, again, traffic is a self initiated activity whether a pedestrian opor red light or speeding operation with the people with radar fwuns. those are not luckses but that is something traffic does where we used to see it done at the stations. >> there are radar people trained throughout san francisco not just tra

bottom lines on this table, it is/khrer that the success of bart is close low linked to the success of dun town san francisco. we have seen consistent ridership trendses throughout the pandemic. stations serving low income recovered more strongly as the percentage of prepandemic levels than prior commute stations. the first year of the pandemic the strongest markets were from coliseum or fruitville station to powell or civic center station. data showed us the riders that stuck with us throughout the pandemic were transit department and essential workers. now in year 3, we are seeing a recovery of commute trips but at a lower level. near low a third are low income. 2 thishds [inaudible] 44% don't own a vehicle and for san francisco respondedants to the survey 82% say they don't own a vehicle. riders depends on transit. >> sales apply is the largest source of operating funds. it is projected over 300 million dollars in this fitsical year. before the pandemic the largest source was passenger fare ref now. valued at 500 million dollars per year. however with ridership at 40%, that is near low