ferns and foundries. it is a major base for auto manufacturing. has the world's busiest port. moving more than 3% of the worlds cargo. >> china has set a target for its gdp to grow 5.5%. analysts say recent lockdowns could shave off almost half of 1% for the first six month of 2022. to keep the production line moving, some businesses are operating in a closed loop system. colleagues are working in a bubble, essentially eating, bathing and sleeping at work. >> the good news is the lockdown is only going to last for a week or so. some of them might be taking this as a business trip by staying within the firm to ensure the normal operation. of factories >> some economists say these only offer short-term solutions. when it comes to spending money on luxury goods, shanghai residents go big and make up one of the biggest consumer populations in china. that means hotels, restaurants, high end stores are feeling the pinch. as the rest of the world opens its borders and eases restrictions, does that mean beijing officials are willing to lift their zero cov

richard richard, fern or professor at the center for research on accountability at the mumford university. many thanks. thanks very much. now after years of criticizing neo nazi elements in ukrainian society, it appears that the b b. c is now similarly prepared to tolerate them. in a news report on friday, the broadcaster interviewed a ukrainian soldier who had a nazi symbol clearly visible on his uniform. yes, davy determination and a little help from wisdom weaponry. but it will not tales as we have to move the global. yet the patch on the soldier's arm is the symbol of nazi germany. s s division, known as death's head. the division was formed by concentration camp guards at the start of the 2nd world war. it was known for the mass murder of war prisoners, including $97.00 british soldiers. captain france in 1900. 14. no mention of that. indeed, any of that was made during the interview. contrast it to reports in previous years in 2014, the b b. c reported on the rule of neo nazis and the coo and ukraine. 2 years before that, the channel made a documentary central racism and anti semiti

but among khan is remaining fern, and is called out washington's bullying insisting pakistan's position over the ukraine. russia war is neutral and that there is a foreign conspiracy against him. jessica, we have evidence, and i am disclosing this matter. this is the evidence of how we were threatened. i trust you, but i can't tell you all the details because i always try to protect the interests of my country. in the most weak pressure has power on him on con, and the country has suffered a series of anti government protests. the opposition says his claims of a global plot are more than absurd. if there is an international conspiracy against pakistan, then m ran con, is part of that m round con. your party members left you right under your nose. do you think that was done by joe biden? tell me my brother's was that done by joe biden. now it is time to say good bye to him ran con, are you ready for that? on the corner, chooses the opposition of enjoying wisdom for an aid, and in return, doing its bidding. not only wanting him to condemn russia over ukraine, but also give into american d

oh, love schultz. fern. of course the swedish leader magdalena anderson are talking about germany and sweden and the larger use role in support. in ukraine, in this conflict with russia, julia. so deli is standing by outside julia. what's your main take away from this press conference? well, clearly a strong condemnation, again, uh, russian president, putin's actions in ukraine. both are left shots and the swedish prime minister, and that his son stated that the responsibility lies with putting in terms of, of the invasion of ukraine. but also the both countries and both contra representatives saying that they are happy and proud to be working together within the european union. not only to implement a strong sanctions against russia, some of the strongest. and the quickest that have ever been approved by the european union, but also to be providing a help to ukraine in terms of military aid, but also in terms of humanitarian aid. but it wasn't only about ukraine, but also not only directly about ukraine, be

now, phone ferns are putting out of russia in response to the ukraine situation with major brands, including apple and mastercard. suspending business, vladimir putin says he will make every effort to keep chops with them yet. go. when you submit mps, is it good? we're not going to lock ourselves out from the world. we're open for work with all our partners to see corporation in this regard and rights of those investors who continue their work in russia. should we strongly protect it for those who are going to shut down, we should act decisively to mitigate damage to russian suppliers. and as the prime minister suggested, nationalize these entities and delegate management to those who want to work with appraisals. fox news host a tech, a colson, wondered how those pushing to punish russia through foreign funds? will we act if the moves backfire? what companies, apple, mastercard, lots of other american companies are taking victory laps for their role and punishing russia. great. punish russia. we're not against that, but you've got a wonder. you've just seen a handful of what corporations cr

fern grows still delights in the silliness the wayside school. still steals itself with the feminism of a wrinkle in time. but most of all the honor of having found books that reflected me at a time when i needed them gave me a sense that perhaps despite all messaging. i was not singularly unwanted that perhaps i was just as worthy as the next child. to this day whenever i feel scared and lost there are a few things more comforting than the sight and smell of books. and because you are here at a book festival at 9 am on a saturday. i suspect you can relate. so now that you know a little bit about me. i think it may be safe for me to share a confession. you see i'm actually not that different from jerry. sometime over the winter and the fifth grade in 1997 or 1998. i too had a missing overdue book. as i checked out a new batch of books one afternoon. the librarian said that there was a problem. i appeared to have a book out that was quickly accruing fines. i said i remembered returning it the week before but the system had no record of it. when i

you go back to jewels fern and then continue along. pop culture has taken a lot of what it has done from what has happened in space and space has taken some of what it has done from pop culture, so it's kind of neat to see the tie between the two. i would say it's probably a direct result of those early spacecraft coming down and leaving a very large crater. >> it's funny to see that. when you said that, i thought, huh, i wonder if that's what is happening? just one other question. i know you said that nasa will be forced to work with the private sector for space exploration, but how do you feel about regular citizens who are not, you know, well trained go into space? >> that's a really interesting question. i am all for anything space, because if space is in the public eye or in the media, the cosmic sphere benefits. i am more about space, the exploration of space, the advances that come from space. a lot of what we use in our daily lives was developed for a reason related specifically to the exploration of space. you know, hundreds o

is safe to travel now and i think it will lead to a big renaissance of people getting together with fernspecting a big boost to the travel _ easier. are you expecting a big boost to the travel sector? i easier. are you expecting a big boost to the travel sector? do | easier. are you expecting a big i boost to the travel sector? do you think more people travel as a result of this? . think more people travel as a result of this? , ., ., of this? yes, i do. the uk had the third-biggest _ of this? yes, i do. the uk had the third-biggest travel _ of this? yes, i do. the uk had the third-biggest travel market, i third—biggest travel market, aviation market, in the world. aviation has always been usually important to the british economy, the jobs, important to the british economy, thejobs, to important to the british economy, the jobs, to the tourism industry, this is going to really enable that to open up again with the first major economy in the world to scrap everything so that people can travel again, and i think the travel sector in people who want to do business will warmly welcome it. and

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he was born to parents tperpb and howard earlier this -- fern and howard earlier this month.ove it. he's going to get big. just wait for it. they are a very rare of anti-lope. found in the rainforest stretching from senegal to kenya. this is the part that got me. not the 200 left in the wild. but this. i'm glad winston is here. but then winston can grow up to be between 450 and 900 wounds pwo*upbdz. reggie: a strapping boy. only 200. that's depressing. we have to change that. talk about the oscars. the 94th annual oscars now five days away. the show is expected to be one for the record books. jobina: from the host to the nominees, this year has a lot of firsts. the director kenneth branagh is the only person nominated for seven awards in seven different categories throughout his career. actor denzel washington is breaking his own record once again. he earned his 10th nomination making him the most nominated black actor in history. >> how many black creators do we have that step into a director's chair and also acting the same year? we don't get a lot of that. he is really set

meders-knight what are some of the benefits of native controlled ferns of overall lance? >> carbon sequestration and healthy fire adaption in an ecosystem that has lots of i/o diversity with natural mortality that force require? >> ms. meders-knight when the united states forcibly displaced native american tribes that role fire policies banned native controlled millennia long running practices and instead promoted fire suppression. is that correct? >> yes they also prohibited these practices until the 1970s and coastal burning is one of those prohibited practices that was part of our ceremony and part of our lifestyle. >> the colonization and that is laced mint of indigenous people in the united states included banning a practice that we now know explicitly sequesters carbon and would you say the that it's fair to say the colonization of indigenous people in united states and the consequences of that have contributed to carbon emissions? >> yes immensely. >> is it accurate to say as well when the practice of control burning was banned over decades thene land crew pick wit

peace lily fern and corn plant, they say.re able to eliminate 20% of nitrogen dioxide, a common pollutant, researchers say more studying needs to be done to determine how the plants are eliminating the nitrogen dioxide. the san diego zoo unveiled a new site for young visitors. it is a huge porcupine named percy zoos wildlife alliance, teamed up with jim henson's creature shop to create percy. he has two stories tall with a mechanical mouth. jaw and eyes. his nose is roughly the size of a small car, percy says , or stays rather tucked inside a log, but we'll pick it set out to greet visitors. this is ktvu fox two news at six. this is ridiculous. it's sad, you know, they lost a very good man. now it's six bay area community shocked and in mourning after a well known owner of a market is shot and killed during a robbery . police are now searching for the gunman who was caught on video running away. good evening , everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm alex savage. our crime reporter henry lee reports tonight from the venetia

another blunt reminder of the urgency and need just last month in pittsburgh, with the collapse of the fern hollow bridge. as i've traveled across the country, i've seen supply chains straining, bridges out of service, and critical infrastructure destroyed by increasingly frequent climate disasters. the need for major investment has long been clear, and now, this president and this congress have delivered the means to address that need. through this law, we are now in the early stages of a generational modernization of our infrastructure that will serve to bolster our economic security and prosperity for decades to come. the investments now underway will strengthen our goods movement and supply chains; reduce costs for american consumers; make it easier and safer for people to get where they need to be; help tackle the climate crisis; and create good-paying jobs building bridges, paving roads, electrifying buses, installing ev chargers, laying track, and so much more. at dot, we're working to implement these investments according to the new law, with a focus on making our nation's roads saf

necessary and have a test to treat initiative which would put more tests in a pharmacy including in a fernest on the spot and get treatment right then and there. >> and let's get a look at that forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that. >> yeah. we're seeing some very active weather this morning as this new round of rain comes in on storm ranger. we've been tracking not only some widespread north bay rain but also some thunderstorms in parts of the south bay and the east bail. wanted to give you a close look at this storm that's been moving over union city and hayward as well as moving over towards the 238 and 580 interchange where we're seeing some lightning strikes in that area as well as in parts of contra costa county this morning just east of concord. some really heavy rain along with some small hail. this system will begin to bring us all kinds of weather and across the bay area, marcus, it's going to be much cooler. >> god to hear. thanks, kari. all right. we'll have another local news update coming up for you in 30 minutes right back here on "today knit bay