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the last time gail rogers was getting certified to lifeguard, gas was 33 cents a gallon.ow she's poolside once again, and she says in some ways, it's just like riding a bike, but in other ways, she feels like a fish out of water. >> we just didn't have the staff to open the pool. >> reporter: at 66 years young, gail rogers is proof that saving lives is timeless. taking up a lifeguarding job when her community pool was facing closures. >> i thought, well, i did this lifeguard thing. make i can do this again. >> reporter: the ohio grandmother was first certified as a lifeguard in 1969, and now 54 years later, she's dusting off her whistle once again. gail passing the 2023 version of the lifeguard skill test. >> skills test is they have to swim a 300-yard length. they have to tread water for an allotted amount of time and grab a ten-pound brick off the bottom of the pool. >> reporter: even if she hasn't had to make any saves yet -- >> i got certified in cpr and aed usage. that's a great skill to have for anyone. >> reporter: gail's glad she came out of retirement this summer

now let's go to gail as we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. lot of people going places and it's a good weekend to get away. it is a good weekend getaway. >> so we have a lot going on here at home in san francisco pride weekend. but of course, if you're traveling elsewhere across the country here is secure airports tonight. no delays, which is great news. if you're flying out tonight, if you're heading out to monterey county, we have upper 50's and santa cruz. 61 in monterey and 61 at carmel by the sea heading to southern california. pretty much everywhere across the state are seeing cooler than normal temperatures. so san diego, 71 degrees and to 70's across angeles now heading out to the high country. here is tahoe. 68 south lake, 70 in truckee 80 in reno. so much warmer out as you make your way east. so just heavy overall, if you're heading out to the sierra is going to be really nice weekend, upper 60's and even 70's monday, partly cloudy. so just some nice cool weather for you. as for here at home, tomorrow's highs are going to be really n

acute doctor gail for being with us today during your expertise and the committee. in her second witness any - from darlington pennsylvania, the beaver county, she lives roughly 5 miles from east tennessee, ohio and she and her family were directly affected when a train carrying dangerous to medical still railed any balancing, just a few months ago. thank you mr. lloyd for sharing your experience in your story with us today. and now i altered to recommend a broad to introduce our third witness. >> it mr. jonathan, the director of the government's program at the overstreet institute, he is focused on budget and legislative branch policies and jonathan received a specialist degree in economics with minors in finance and political economy from princeton in may he published the known unknowns planning for the next emergencies and therefore calls for planning ahead for emergencies rather than relying on off budget emergency spending. thank you for agreeing to testify today and appreciated. >> thank you very much and forth witness is doctor, and doctor revere is a senior

gail, thank you. we'll see you again in a couple minutes. >> well, we good news for giants fans. golden gate ferry is going to be running an extra boat on sunday when the giants host the diamondbacks at oracle park starting monday, the ferry will be running on a new schedule and you can find details on our website. kron 4 dot com. san jose. animal care and services waiving all adoption fees. this is a special promotion running through july 31st. the goal is to find good homes for hundreds of pets at the shelter. the organization says there really is a record high number of animals that have been entering staying longer before getting adopted. mayor matt mahan is calling on people in the community to help. >> but the need is much greater than we have capacity for, which is why we're asking community members to consider adopting. and if you're not sure that you're ready to adopt a pet, fostering is a great option. you can come in and get to know some of the animals. and from one home for a week or 2. >> and you can now visit the san jose animal care center website and to get a fost

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safety of these upper retail nuclear power plant, which is currently occupied by russian forces las gail has urged the un agency to prevent you creating attacks on the plant. but keep alleges russia may be planning its own attack, a temporary, it has passed, the law barring non voters from running for office and future elections. pro government lawmakers unanimously approved the amendment, which critics say is aimed at stifling the opposition's. chances, particularly those who were living in exile the incumbents, prime minister, is running almost under posted next month's general election. academics and mexico are calling for an investigation into the killing of research or an environmental list. alberto arvizo, that happened earlier this month. he was attacked with an axe and an environmental education center. is colleagues say that the killing appears to have been pre meditated and every child the ation for our visas work defending force and water resources. it is germany, lex skills, lots of the doctor's teachers and tech workers are in short supply. so the government is now looking t

on of the but i am, but how do we will i me back to me on more if it gives us citizenship and as a gail to other ethnic groups, we will return willingly then we don't want to stay in bangladesh, out of almost the deadline. we also have one of those that things additional. socrates acknowledge the demand that sofa have found no solution of the state to be sure to remind you of refugees have raised the issue of the citizenship, public place to unsettle holmes. i'm glad unless they want to go back back, but not to the newly built kind of like villages. you need to pull up where you can pick them up. we'll see what it is that a federal decide we've me, a mas military rule is appearing unwilling to compromise. read pet creation. if it's like, the refugees remain stuck. that report was put together by d. w, as are thoughtful as long are. if i to citizenship is a major issue for the refugees. why have other minorities in the armoire been able to obtain citizenship and why has there been a reluctance to grant citizenship to their hinge a better? we know most plans are widely viewed in me and my

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that story involved with john read well well use the excel with feel, gail. i bet because it was an invalid and thanks for watching and have a good weekend. the one small step for a robot vacuum, one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor. cutting edge technology is unlocking the potential of deep sea mining. but this time, a research team will study the possible risk 1st, the order to minimize them the we have an opportunity to to get it right before we start environmental activists or skeptical is this true nature conservation, or only green washing the after all, there are billions to be made. our chiefs documentary, deep sea greed starts june 8th on dw, the fuel watching dw, and use asia coming up today. did you with the philippines and japan, whole joint naval drills? it's the 1st time to try lateral exercises and taking place as tensions grow with china in the hotly disputed south china sea. so what message during the drill sent to badging and the in the pacific will speak to a novelist in manila, the jared raid. welcome to d. w and use asia. the you

the prominent opposition leader was gail fraud and contempt of quote, maloney maintained. the charges with trumps. up to silence in russia's government has paused increasing the tough lois to stifle criticism since this invasion of the crate. so is that even possible to oppose the government and letting me put in russia dw, spoke with the local opposition? politician in moscow. constantine cove is focusing on community action. like this, recycling drive coffee, the local opposition politician for the moscow district of much ice cubes. every month he gets anywhere from 50 to a 100 people together here to sort and recycle their garbage. recycling is largely uncontroversial in russia for now. so the authorities did recently shut down the environmental organization, greenpeace openly criticizing the government is almost impossible. but konstantin thinks this kind of event can be a start, that goes jackson. likely ecological campaigns can really unites people in these hard times. it's important to stay united and support each of us. and it's important to know we tried to do at

our first witness, doctor bennett gail, an associate professor at the university of albany's college of emergency preparedness, homeland security, and cybersecurity at the state university of new york in albany. her research focuses on emergency management, socially vulnerable populations during disasters, and communications during emergencies. thank you for being with us today and for sharing your expertise and experience with the committee. our second witness is annie loyd from darlington, pennsylvania, beaver county, she lives roughly 5 miles from east palestine, ohio. miss lloyd and her family were directly affected when a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed in east palestine just a few months ago. thank you for sharing your experience and your story with us today. now i will turn to ranking member braun to introduce our third witness. >> mister jonathan is director of the governance program at the our street institute. he's focused on fiscal budget and legislative branch policy. jonathan received his bachelors degree in economics with finance and political economy from p

gail warnings this afternoon along the water's and if you have loose objects, bring them inside this morning because it will be gusty into the evening. in the east inland hills and santa clara valley, but luckily the wind will die down early morning hours tomorrow with the system of the north we are left with beautiful conditions. first day of summer on wednesday, exciting news for anyone in danville, the high forecast will be 70s. a beautiful and warm day, 80s that the inland east bay with summer and plenty of sunshine and then the day after the marine layer returns and that will be noticeable in san francisco thursday and into the weekend. br itions with the marine layer for the weekend there is no rain in the forecast as of now. >>> the giants are making history on the if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn'

or share good neighborhood gossip and was an amazing come back and loved contra costa and she and gail will keep me upped on what it was policy reforms or more open space and park opportunities and truly the go through the tenderloin community and the life of every party loved coming to the beach and to donor come back the donors on telegraph hill she and gail. and brenda was so happy had a full kitchen to cook meals and entertain and very proud of her hard work to turn life around and social and full of positive energy amendment surviving subm call the roll open items three 1 through 42. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> supervisor safai, aye. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> commissioner chan, aye. >> and supervisor chan and return to her supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor engardio, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> president peskin, aye. >> did supervisor supervisor chan became available. >> she's back there grab her. >> he's retrieving her as we speak. >> we'll wait. >> say i and there are 10 i's. >> resolutions are rescinded excuse me - and now i thoug

the gail -- tailgate was intense, so many people there giving these sell shirts. they raised enough money to print 7,000 shirts and give them away to fans. the scene was electric. they were chanting sell the team, sell the team. the a's won their seventh straight became game. it was an amazing atmosphere but having that specter in nevada was all in the pack of their winds minds all night. dan: let's talk about what's going on in the nevada case. obviously the imminent threat that the team could go away but it's been kind of quiet in las vegas. casey: it was very quiet until right now. on my phone, i found out they're about to meet. it is red-alert time. there are more amendments, i talked to a source in nevada who said it had been quiet because the assembly is adding amendments. the governor of nevada is a republican. he vetoed some bills that the democrat wanted so in the senate they put those things back in inned ballpark bill. so at this point in time, the assembly is also adding amendments. they have some things they want. they might have to go back to the sen

later, pirogov also sent his nurses to sevastopol, the group was headed by miss you know gail pirogov arrives, he called the war a traumatic epidemic, because in the war resources and forces are limited, there are not enough doctors , medicines, dressings. the flow of the wounded is huge, what would another brilliant surgeon do in a besieged city would rush to operate, and nikolai ivanovich pirogov began to dream of order in the dressing rooms points and then proposed a method of sorting the wounded as a specialty of military field surgery, not a specialty that teaches to treat a specific wounded man. she teaches to treat a large number of wounded in difficult wartime conditions, that is, organizational issues. along with surgical issues , the rescue of a huge number of the wounded is the cornerstone, this is footage taken during the great patriotic war, here nikolai burdenko , the chief surgeon of the red army in 1937-1946 , examines the wounded in the wards. also exactly as in sevastopol, the wounded are sorted, as pirogov suggested, the hopeless are left in the care of nurses, the

mary's gail tony the mound for the dodgers.ky luis, first his career, first are b.i., he is pumped up. dodgers get the tie at the plate. jd martinez and the giants win it. they scored 29 runs over the weekend, the most ever in a three-game set at dodger stadium. up next, the padres for a four-game series at oracle. the family spending a nice father's day at the ballpark. the a's try to avoid a philly suite. kyle sure burke, second leadoff homerun of the series. 1-0, phillies. just like that. hogan and harris paste -- pitched well. allowed two runs. a's threatening in the fifth. zach wheeler strikes out seth brown. he had four strikeouts in a six scoreless innings. it a's on the board. diaz, pinch-hit solo homer to left. it is a 2-1 game. ryan looking to end the ballgame. stopping the seven game, dave dropped five in a row. the warriors did not finish the season with back-to-back championships but they did it to -- achieve an important milestone. the milestone was the 10 year anniversary of the myers community foundation. it is

san jose police ask for the community to help fight gail gangs. >> it's not just a police matter, it's a community matter, it's a societal matter that is much bigger than the police department. that's why we bring it forward to say we want family involvement with these youths at these ages. whether getting them involved in sports, after-school activities, whatever it may be. >> police seized a number of guns during the arrest, mostly unregistered. >>> investigation into an early morning car chase that ended with a deadly car crash in contra costa county. according to san pablo police, the driver was speeding down san pablo dam road around 12:30 a.m. officers tried to pull him over but he led the officer on a chase. the officer said he called off the pursuit about 30 seconds later because it reached speeds of more than 90 miles an hour and was unsafe. some time later that same car was involved in a rollover crash about a half mile away. a man was found dead lying next to the car. >> at this time of night, there wasn't any other vehicles. no pedestrian traffic. so not a lot of vehicle tr

i didn't find by the gail researchers at their report. russians claim to remove children from you, creating institutions for their safety or for medical care. but once and russian control territory, the children are given russian citizenship and absorbed into the system. they are sometimes adopted by russian families. it can be impossible to trace them. i don't see how the usual level of us to agree is case studies abroad, digit they and the people who are visual, know who i was when you, when, when he thought of me go to daughter, elizabeth and you know, i did this almost exactly a number especially with that authority, he's just them for us to, so i'm assuming you hook them down. the other group is made up of children like cots, young children with families. they think they're sending their children to a free holiday camp in crimea or russia. but the children undergo, we education, and in some cases military training. and most importantly, they don't come back home. the reason they send their kids away, like katya many trust the teachers who make the offer. so they have deep and long last

i've been presented info then to feel gail will have your will use next down by the image of so many portions of lots of turn out in the world climate change. the story. this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to like this. so the somebody hobble of this issue, we're not a lot just pushing. tomo is the biggest tradition community in sierra leone. we've got 632 fishing, but we have a 120 a trends poolside gym to get political fishermen. both are supposed to solve fish processes and fish fungus now 1000. several. thousands of people are employed in the fishing industry. didn't like the back to prove that. my name is rudy becky corona. i live in tumble. i'm the fisherman, but i don't fish anymore. young i did. i'm doing public relations work for the fisheries association, and i'm out of the public relations office. i would use this, you know, going to is this are, and i've been in this position for more than 10 years now about 10 years now. what was the catch can go up in virginia, but it could also go down mult

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tv presenter gail porter shared her story with prince william too.go. work had dried up, her mental health was in crisis. i did not ask for help, i did not know what to do, which is why i'm so pleased to be involved in this. we want to talk to people before we get into the situation i got into. if you ignore it, i was too proud. a short film marked the launch of the project. ending homelessness is an ambitious target. prince william is aware he comes at the subject from a place of immense privilege and that it touches on political issues, too. but he believes he can make a difference. i first visited a homeless shelter when i was 11 with my mother. the visits we made together left a deep and lasting impression. i have met so many extraordinary people and listened to so many heartbreaking personal stories. too many people have found themselves without a stable and permanent place to call home. so i am pleased to stand here today at the start of our path to ending homelessness. that path begins here in south london. over the next five years, prince wil

you later posed for sale fees with the troops at a gas station. las gail who was formerly claimed to have an expert on that region. well, that's because we've been occupied by russian lead forces since 2014 partners go straight to our special correspondent abraham. she is in the keys. i the world wondering what the situation in russian means for ukraine. now, did president zalinski? did he give? give us any hit if anything's changed. well, we haven't really heard directly from president zelinski since he tweeted about all of this yesterday. and basically the ukranian official line. and we've heard this from the president also from the foreign minister, and the ministry of defense is that what's happening in russia is proof that you know, the country suffers from severe internal political turmoil as a result of a, you know, the invasion of ukraine and that that invasion is really showing the cracks in that system. but we did see president lensky today make a surprise visit to the front lines looking very relax, taking. so he's with the soldiers in a, in a gas station being, you know,

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feel. gail overall in depth analysis is always dw d, w dot com have a good day the the to the point, clear positions, international perspectives. after much preparation, ukraine's long awaited counter offensive has begun. and while its forces are still reporting their gains and meters, experts say the progress is credible how we're putting react. that's our topic on the enter the conflicts own with sarah kelly. after months of speculation, the login says a paid a new cranium counter offensive appears to be under way. my guess this week on complex own is ukrainian deputy prime minister all her stuff and need to know who overseas ukraine integration into the un nato. what more does she need from partners to future proofs? ukraine's defense conflict zone. 60 minutes on dw the the f b i. c, i a and most of that has been haven't seen him for 20 years. the song of a k, a tom lee is considered the most dangerous time. we fund way was sort of the as we say, the poster child for the the cliff freshman problem. and then it is said, no one has ever seen a stone in the side of the super powers.

also in lambeth to support the prince's project, gail porter, one of the most well—known tv presentersntal health faltered and she lost her home. i didn't ask for help and i didn't know what to do, which is why i'm so pleased to be involved in this, because, you know, we want to talk to people before they get into this situation that i got into, because you just kind of ignore it, then i was too proud. what does home mean to you? there is strong support for the project across the homeless sector, but this is a privileged prince getting involved in an often political issue. this is a genuinely held conviction on his part, and that, to my mind is valuable. he could sit back and do nothing about this, but instead he is showing leadership and i for one i'm grateful for that. newport in south wales and the bournemouth area will also be part of the homeward programme, as prince william searches for solutions to honour society's biggest challenges. daniela relph, bbc news. a unique tradition to tell you about now. over the weekend, couples in canada competed in the wife carrying contest. the

we will find this on our social media channels at the w news all at feel. gail before in depth analysis is always w app dw dot com have a good day the the giorgio and christie, i know with their daughters they are one of the many homosexual couples. thought hard for their family to be recognized. the neo fascist governing party is planning on the could be lost. the dw is germany becoming irrelevant. doing business in the country has become more and more unattractive. due to cumbersome xerox receive and high taxes, inflated energy costs and labor shortages are only making things worse. germany and economic powerhouse no more made into the 60 minutes on dw, the one of the main kinds, oldest ambitions could be within reach. what do you see? it really is possible to reverse each of the researches and scientists all over the world for in a race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube. dw documentary, the hello and welcome to focus on europe is good to have you with us. the destruction of the nova kirchhoff got

also in lambeth to support the prince's project, gail porter, one of the most well—known tv presenters work dried up, her mental health faltered and she lost her home. i didn't ask for help and i didn't know what to do, which is why i'm so pleased to be involved in this, because, you know, we want to talk to people before they get into this situation that i got into, because you just kind of ignore it, then i was too proud. what does home mean to you? there is strong support for the project across the homeless sector, but this is a privileged prince getting involved in an often political issue. this is a genuinely held conviction on his part, i and that to my mind is valuable. he could sit back and do nothing about this, but instead - he is showing leadership - and i for one i'm grateful for that. newport in south wales and the bournemouth area will also be part of the homewards programme, as prince william searches for solutions to honour society's biggest challenges. —— one of society's biggest challenges. daniela relph, bbc news. a woman who lost her husband and son when a submersib

my daughter is chief of staff from bail and we're joined by gail in long city. i had a list of a sense of economic and policy research and for the foreign minister of equitable added miami is danny shaw, professor of life and american and counter being studies at city university new york. he's also international affairs analyst for the tv network tele so i won't welcome t will a danny. let's start with you. president luna to silver has made no secret of the fact that he would like to revive this regional body. eunice or the union of south american nations. is it actually a good idea, the chance of uniting such a divided block of nations? that's because one of the main challenges on a so it could be powerful. now that lula isn't power and there's other, some other less leading presidencies involving the mexico certainly moved animal. and so i've heard of this direction, of course, nicaragua, cuba, ben, as well as long opposed us foreign policy across the tennessee or the challenges that you know, what if we're both in idle asked type figure is elected in any, any

and i spoke with the radio host and political commentator, steve gail, who says that instead of scaring its own citizens washington ship, perhaps explain what's actually going on. this has happened in the past, but in very limited examples. a year ago in august, they had military exercises, they call them urban training exercises, even states that the local media in the cities with, with the capturing video, certainly citizens are, are capturing pieces of it. but again, you're going to year ago in san antonio. and in the outskirts of phoenix, most of the reporting, most of the news was coming from individual citizens who were capturing on their cell, cellphones videos. what was taking place at that time. it was freaking people out, but you did have some responses in the local media at least talking about what's going on. i think would make a lot more sense for the buy the ministration to the us military, to kind of give some warnings of where it's happening to a of a try to avoid a conflict where people start opening fire on us troops because they think they're community is under attack

we will find this on social media channels at the w news or after feel. gail overall in depth analysis is always dw apps, d, w dot com, have a good day the on the job do and for see i know with their daughters they are one of the many homosexual couples, called hard for their family to be recognized. the neo fascist governing party is planning on the on the last 30 minutes dw, to the point to clear positions, international perspectives. after much preparation, ukraine's long awaited counter offensive has to be gone. and while its forces are still reporting their gains in meters, experts say the progress is credible. how will pretend react? that's our topic onto the. the dw, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. or to bring an environmental conservation to life with learning facts like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for making the headlines and what's behind being dw news that the shows that hopefully

and i spoke with the radio host and political commentator, steve gail, who says that instead of scaring its own citizens washington ship, perhaps explain what's actually going on. this has happened in the past, but it very limited examples. a year ago in august, they had military exercises, they call them urban training exercises. he was states that the local media in the cities with, with the capturing video, certainly citizens are, are capturing pieces of it. but again, you're going to year ago in san antonio and in the outskirts of phoenix, most of the reporting, most of the news was coming from individual citizens who were capturing on their cell cell phones video of what was taking place. at that time. it was freaking people out, but you did have some responses in the local media at least talking about what's going on. i think would make a lot more sense for the, by the ministration for the us military to kind of give some warnings of where it's happening. uh, do a, a try to avoid a conflict where people start opening fire on us troops because they think their community is under at

we did as ukraine shows, a village in the russian region of gail. good. this comes as a type scenario, it intensified also, i had this out, the 10 die instead of go off to a violence classes, a ropes following the sense that they made all position leader to 2 years in prison for corruption. and india keeps its colonial era law on sufficient to protect the countries security. adding an amendment to stop abuse of the legislation, we discussed the issue with positive guests store, which is been used by the government of india legitimate and the freedom of be done next page. and then what have you said that people have actually uh align deployed in pods. and so i just, somebody's a piece of discipline. unfortunately, and this lloyd is there to protect the data stuff a day every months ago. my name is peter scott and welcome to the program revenue. joining us from what we start with india now, where the death toll of a passenger trained crash has searched to 288 people with more than 850 injured in the eastern states. of a dish of nice indians west well disast

tv presenter gail porter shared her story with prince william, too.ars ago. work had dried up, her mental health was in crisis. i did not ask for help, i did not know what to do, which is why i'm so pleased to be involved in this. because, you know, we want to talk to people before they get into the situation i got into. you just ignore it, i was too proud. what does home mean to you? a short film marked the launch of the project. ending homelessness is an ambitious target. prince william is aware he comes at the subject from a place of immense privilege and that it touches on political issues, too. but he believes he can make a difference. i first visited a homelessness shelter when i was 11 with my mother. the visits we made together a left a deep and lasting impression. i have met so many extraordinary people and listened to so many heartbreaking personal stories. too many people have found themselves without a stable and permanent place to call home. so i am pleased to stand here today, at the start of our path to ending homelessness. and that pat

and i spoke with the radio host and political commentator, steve gail, who says that instead of scaring its own citizens washington ship, perhaps explain what's actually going on. this has happened in the past, but, and very limited examples. a year ago in august, they had military exercises, they call them urban training exercises, even states that the local media in the cities with, with the capturing video, certainly citizens are, are capturing pieces of it. but again, you're going to year ago in san antonio and in the outskirts of phoenix, most of the reporting, most of the news was coming from individual citizens who were capturing on their cell, cell phones, videos. what was taking place at that time. it was freaking people out, but you did have some responses in the local media at least talking about what's going on. i think would make a lot more sense for the, by the ministration for the us military to kind of give some warnings of where it's happening to a of trying to avoid a conflict where people start opening fire on us troops because they think their community is under atta

we will find this on social media channels at the w news or after feel gail before in depth analysis is always dw d, w dot com, have a good day the the to the point to clear positions, international perspectives. after much preparation, ukraine's long awaited counter offensive has begun. and while its forces are still reporting their gains in meters, experts say the progress is credible how we're putting react. that's our topic onto the the enter the conflicts own with sarah kelly. after months of speculation, the long anticipating new premium counter offensive appears to be under way. my guess this week on complex own is ukrainian deputy prime minister all her stuff and need to know who overseas ukraine's integration into the un nato. what more does she need from partners to future proofs? ukraine's defense conflict zone. the 60 minutes on dw the daniels index. you belong to the 77 percent to come to i just got on 65 last, last those top 5 years, 311. since we're here to help you make up your mind, we are here on please find your mind. so all of the topics i'm much up to you. john c

small to us times ahead steve gail radio host and political analyst a big fan of your work. steve, thanks so much for joining us. thank you. the, the indian foreign minister has ruled out washington, the suggestion that his country join nato, claiming the construct of the block is not applicable for new data. a lot of americans still have that need to create the construct. and that had been a, so any situation that deal with they use that like a, a, it seems almost like that's the only a sort of template with which are the only real bonds with which the look at the what the reality is that there's not the template that applies to, to, to, to india, india based author and john lister like n p, you says that india has most simply no interest to being subservient, any nation beyond its board. or, what are the practical concerns behind it? i see them. that is a not to become a washington state of the united states or the military complex. it's part of that doesn't mean india as a permanent defense and not to become a washington state because the predicament of washington state s

can one ship i have more than with the money and amc if i let gail ski the that is why you say i can, the funny would be very sweet. ok shift gears. custody of the cars are it's just the authority for my going to pull up any of the i mean the thing you montessori lead to infinity of charity motor robots. he talked to boston very little pacifier trolling funny with my values are bit tied or the little trophy of a lot of, of on you or unless you know the customer on the us, the little window was letting you know, and she does read through mazda and yet i booked it to her with money and that's usually what man i should. and i cello divides metals are just because i didn't in the session and you please who did the aerospace can move into some future state. what to do is say, well that's a good place to see buffy 1st issues, we're sure it is just a little bit on what it is us. it is a voice machine to shoot the words to you. creation of those 3 meals the, the billing or she has a funding source, the prostate just so so. so i just thought.

this is gail quote. once i get this quote here, so this is with you said by why should we see plastic everywhere? coca cola, the problem is not to the time. the problem is that there is a more plastic done to do is to system kind of course we sais do with a quick one but to, for each. but are they send a gun by the can never do that to the nearby choose the coca cola has a recycling plant and component capable of processing over $250000000.00 bottles per year for the past 3 years. it has not run at full capacity because they couldn't collect enough photos. the plant long to utilize on informal waste tickets to do the collecting. this is informal ways because that connects 60 percent of all the plastic. there's recycled lively. it's never really keep off a system the, there is no one in that was who wishes to walk on the dumping sites. people come here because they have no choice. you what didn't i was on you on like $1.00. they are is here 7 days a week. they come from monday to sunday. the small steps i

and gail got them past as legislation. mark has carried them forward. we all benefit so much from learning from each other what i would love for people watching this to appreciate is just how incredibly bipartisan the support for usaid is, given the zeitgeist of being more focused on public-private collaboration, understanding that this part of our foreign policy and national security policy is about extending american values to the farthest corners of the globe and observing the reaction of that when done with an authentic purpose. rebuilding an institution capable of doing that across difficult challenges and problems. given that, we should have much more support and visibility for development in our national security decision-making. probably no one has done more over the many, many years and gail, putting into place the structures that allow us to be evermore significant as part of our national security policy. that is the first point i would make, how this has to be a bigger point showing up at home and around the world. we should ask ourselves, is

host: all right, gail. gail mention cornell west.e is the candidate for the party to get once again -- he is not running on either of the two major political arteries. four northwest is considered coming from the left side. let's take a look at his lunch ad. -- launch ad. ♪ >> in these talks i have decided to run for truth and justice which takes the form of running for the president of the united states. i enter the quest with truth and justice. the presidency is one vehicle to pursue the truth and justice of what i have been trying to do all my life. i come from a tradition where i care about you. i care about the quality of your life. i care about whether you have assets to a job or living wage, decent housing, women having control over their bodies, health care for all. de-escalating the destruction of the planet and the destruction of american democracy. democracy creates disruption and it creates an interruption, why? from below the energies of everything people is manifesting and i know there is precious will in your life that

england and in a few articlesro she wrote to show the different ways war disrupt life they called gail one of the star reporters. that could be true for the rest of reporting as well. her career expanded 60 years before she was a wartime correspondent she covered the great i depression and different topics and had an extraordinary wcareer. it started in missouri. her father was a german born gynecologists and active u porter of women's rights. this is what gave martha her spunk and independence. at the age of 8 martha participated in the golden line which is pictured here on the screen. this was part of the national convention in st. louis. they carry yellow parasols etand headed towards the convention center at st. louis coliseum. there were states that hadn't a enfranchised. somewherehe along the streets there were y two young girls tht wered designed to rep sent at a young ageve she was very actedde looking at wartime and other, i don't want g to spoil it yet. shel graduated high school from john borough school. it was a prep school cofounded byth her mother. her mothers deserves le