grant, glory to ukraine, glen. i welcome you to the air of espresso tv channel, well, accordingly, i would like to start our conversation with the military summit that took place in the united states. the term military summit was used on our air by daniel fried, the former coordinator of the us department of state for sanctions policy , currently a member of the atlantic council, respectively , danny el fried said that america does not want to enter the war against russia on the other side we understand the extent to which the military scenario is unfolding now, which can affect the entire continent. i think your previous guest is right. the usa is trying to do everything in their power, but they are keeping everything at arm's length, that is, they do not want to take a step closer to the conflict. they are aware of their previous actions, in particular when they used to say no we're not going to give it to you we're not going to send the patriot systems we're not going to give you something that won't change the

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thank you, glen. anytime. now, dean of all the lot, he has been sworn in as peruse in trim leader after congress impeach president. edward castillo, he was arrested just hours after saying he would dissolve congress by presidential decree a move. the country's constitutional court said was a qu, palatez the country's 1st female president. and as all peruvians for unity, marianna sanchez has more behind meet groups of people that are slowly joining it to support both. oh gusio people who have been there's a he's supporter for these the 18 the 60 months that he was in office. people who are angry at the fact that he has been imprisoned and people who are demanding more than anything that they want are not just the you not only goes to your to be freed, but they want the government to close congress and for everyone to leave most of the people, most of peruvians, it up, we do impulsive. they want new general elections because we've been in a political turmoil throughout now. that's why the new president, a lena w

i really like how glen just phrased it there. because the, when i call the global majority with the global south and it's a really our, the global majority, they actually do not see it the way in the west. does they actually a far more sympathetic to rushes interpret mission and dealing with the west? because the global south has had issues dealing with the west over the centuries. so there's a lot more sympathy there on the, on the part of the global south when it comes to russia's interpretation to this conflict. well, the western press to see we can achieve the opposite result, you know, now sweden and finland want to join nato and the name of those you guys more than ever. well, there was also another result from erection. now china wants to buy oil from saudi arabia for chinese. see ok. now india wants to buy one pro ration right now. everyone is talking about the way through the goal asked the universe, so exchange cars, which is a huge threat the states, russia didn't want the china while it was the states, the brother its

host: that's glen in texas. this is howard in indiana. think things are getting better in this country, go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. yes, i think the economy is getting better. i think there are obviously a lot of issues coming out of the pandemic that's still continuing. and i think the -- i think the polarized politics that distorts what's really happening in the economy may make expectations setting more difficult and i think that can lead to inflation because people think that the economy is worse than it really is. what i believe is happening is we just had, first of all, coming out of the pandemic, i think biden rapidly deploying vaccines so people can get to work and the economy to pick up quicker was fantastic actions that led to a rapid run-up in the economy, which is a positive thing. then, after that, a series of supply interruptions and other interruptions that adversely impact the supply of goods, drive up inflation. i don't think it's due to, as the senator, the republican senator was saying before was due to too muc

okay, so with glen in oslo. glenn, you know, with the overly last week couple of weeks here with getting a lot of mixed signals out of nato to the point it seems to me looking at their discourse, is that it's turning into a modicum of panic. um, worrying about escalation and the them were the need for negotiation on the rhetoric that ukraine is, winning seems to be fading away. so read the tea leaves for me. what do you, where we are, where are we right now? go ahead. well, in any conflict it's, it's not easy, but it's possible to foresee when each party will be inclined towards negotiating. so for example, when both sides believe they can win this little chance of negotiation. obviously, nano has been quite optimistic that they could, that they could win, which is why a lot of the rhetoric has been very, very wallace aggressive. so russia will be defeated on the battlefield as forest. johnson said, you know, bad piece will not be accepted there. so essentially, nothing short of a full victory would be acceptabl

here in downtown willow glen things are still manageable. we are close to an orange theory workout location, and people have been coming in and out trying to sneak in their morning workouts. catching up with mason who is from the willow glen area just finished his workout but he tells us a couple things. one, the weather wasn't enough, wasn't stormy enough to stop your workout but it was windy last night. >> it definitely was windy. sensor lights kept going on and off which makes it harder to sleep. a good thing it's indoors. i would not be working outdoors today. >> reporter: your neighborhood has been flooded in the past. >> it has been. >> reporter: talk to us about the last experience and how you're preparing for this one. >> what i've noticed where the driveway ends, that whole gutter, just slides. usually every, i don't know, 12 hours, going out to sweep the drains, get all the leaves out so it can run down. there's all we can really do. other than that stay inside. >> reporter: stay inside, get warm. i know the blood is flowing but st

what look, could he possibly say, i mean, well, because, because the point is, let me go to glen here because it's, it's washington that matter. it's not berlin, it's not paris, it's not london, it's washington. ok, and i want to talk about the interview with week mid. merkel gave to the media. that'll back up my thesis here. so i mean, you know, glenn, who, why should anybody in the kremlin pick up the phone? i mean, what, what are these people who same and what have they said for the last 10 months that would be meaningful? well, i guess we can draw experience from in december and january. and those claims that moscow didn't really care much what the you had to say didn't really care what the secretary general install. murray had to say the main on called on worth taking was the one from washington because that end of the day, that's where the decisions will be made. so. so much on this. well, he often placed there all of the great, great leader and capable of doing this, you know, hitch go. but he sent all of this for many years and david defined in a rush as part of europe. you kn

i'm joined by my guest, glen these and in our slow, he's a professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and here in moscow, we have to meet re bobbitt. she is a political analyst and editor, and he knows me internet media project are generally across our roles. in fact, that means you can jump in time you want and i always appreciated. ok, so i was going in oslo. glenn, you know, with the over the last week, couple of weeks here with getting a lot of mixed signals out of nato to the point it seems to me looking at their discourse, is that it's turning into a modicum of panic. i'm worrying about escalation and the them were the need for negotiation on the rhetoric that ukraine is, winning seems to be fading away. so read the tea leaves for me. what do you, where we are, where are we right now? go ahead. well, in any conflict it's, it's not easy, but it's possible to foresee when each party will be inclined towards negotiating. so for example, when both sides believe they can win this little chanc

my saw glen, but just dory. yes, john sally shave elise, get us but i we ship it with them. so just to go to see what i needed, it will take him over to them. i need a price quote for that for and he is a small one. they reached over the course. and if actually we did not turn that is will go to work. you don't feel free to breathe global foundation years about how she took on my job is to broadview enough room for you real quick to take a picture, go double play. you have to go so good. i'm up with a with hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered? i'm peter level. what is the possibility of a negotiated end to the conflict in ukraine? there are some indications. nato has shifted its position from total victory on the battlefield to the need of negotiations. at this point, this is unclear. the biggest barrier of course is the lack of trust. ah discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, glen these and in our slow, he's a professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industr

mark fagin our current guest colonel of the british army in retirement, the famous military expert glen grand . glory to ukraine, mr. colonel. i welcome you to the espresso tv channel studio. russia has suffered quite devastating blows, there are reports of strikes on their airfields airfields of strategic aviation. yes, we understand that they took it extremely painfully, although we may have hoped for greater results. the most important thing about these strikes on the territory of russia is that they are obviously sending real signals that it is long time for russia to send. russia cannot do that it will fail without any this is retaliation , it seems that the strategic strikes from russia on ukraine are weakening by ships at sea or by planes that are now in places that the armed forces of ukraine can reach. so, for me, what is happening now is good from all angles. we just have to hope that there will be no strategic air donation to ukraine, as a result of which something very important may be affected, we just we must hope that there will not be a strategic airstrike on ukraine, as

we are happy to have glen with us tonight, an independent journalist.n, it's not what zelensky is doing, i don't brood on it a, we're paying for it. b, our leaders are defending it. i think every american should be upset about that. >> i think in general americans should be skeptical when the u.s. government says we will fight in wars on the other side of the world. we're sending tens of billions of dollars to spread democracy. the u.s. government doesn't care about spreading democracy. many closest allies are the most largest regimes like saudi arabia. it's about serving u.s. interests. if you want to believe the u.s. government goes to war to spread democracy, aou rain is not the place for you. you mentioned zelensky is in war and has to carve liberty. go back to a year before russia invaded. you can find articles where he shut down opposition television stations. he has shut down opposition parties. every hallmark of what a tyrant, not a democrat does, is shaping the zelensky government. that was true well before russia invaded. >> tucker: i wonder w

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vern glen shows us it was not the award but the presenter that brought the star linebacker to tears. >> reporter: tuesdays are off day for players but not for fred warner, the captain of the 49ers defense was the guest of honor at oracle park. >> look at this. what's up, brother? >> reporter: this was the site of the annual heroes party. it's a chance to honor those who stood tall for community service. this year, that honor went to warner. >> we have a surprise for you. why don't you come on up. >> what have we got? >> all the way from salt lake city, utah, is your brother, troy to present this award to you. [ applause ]. >> oh, i'm a cry baby. oh, my god. >> obviously, you see how much i love this dude right here. wow, that was as good of a surprise as i ever had in my life. wow. >> it's never about me, you know. it's about helping everybody and anybody. i'm always going to do it. whether it's playing football or not, that's something that's in me. you know, this is a special award tonight. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glen. >>> making a difference this holiday season.

actually, glen core. they be announced that they, that's a number of provisions to train local communities and to provide medical assistance to build schools for children and also 2 of 5 malaria by providing some decides to the local community around the mining areas. also, the chinese mining states on companies claimed that they are doing assistance to local managers by promoting education, scientific corporation, and also medical assistance. however, it is very questionable whether these companies or be flooring assistance is really making a big change for the local community, or it's rather lighting of the resources and damaging the system of the mining areas. lastly, a, how is this green energy push impacting africa? so green energy provide both opportunities and challenges for african nations opportunities because we could see that the resource and omens of the african nations can be beneficial to the economic growth to build infrastructures, to provide jobs for the local communities. but at the same

on layley street in the city's glen park neighborhood.eight inch water main broke flooding most of the backyards on the street. >> it's in the backyard, my neighbor's pouring down, bad news, particularly in a drugt, i might add. i do believe there's considerable damage to some of these properties. >> by 3:00 crews had fixed the break, cleaned up some of the water. city says the water main was built in 1929. it likely broke because of its age. >>> the final countdown to christmas is on. today is considered super saturday on this last full weekend before holiday. big shopping day. more than 158 million people nationwide expected to be out grabbing those final gifts. nbc bay area's mary ann favro is in san jose with a look at the crowds and how inflation -- people are doing with their shopping. >> reporter: it's the season for holiday gift giving, but for many shoppers we talked with it's a different experience this year because of inflation, they're spending less and they're more strategic. this year many shoppers are making a list and chec

it happened this morning on 30th street in the glen park area. eight inch water main broke and that's what happens when it happens like that. the water main broke flooding most of the backyards of the street. >> is in the backyard so it's bad news. particularly in a drought, i might add. i believe there will be considerable damage to some of these properties. >> by 3:00 p.m. the break was fixed and cleaned up some of the water. the city said the water main was built in 1929 so it's likely it broke because of its age. >>> in san jose today a procrit a protest against executions in iran. hundreds protested. they are condemning the recent violence and killings carried out against protesters in iran. they condemned the executions. and one of iran's most famous actresses was arrested this weekend. she is a star of the oscar- winning film the salesman was detained one week after posting support for the first man killed by iranian authorities. every international organization watching this and not taking action is. >>> protest both here in iran as clash

and this is something we always try to come out and see it. >> the taylor's home and 8.17, old glen cove road in vallejo will be open from 05:00pm to 11:00pm through the christmas season. once it's all said and done all the decorations will be for sale. the taylors want to thank their community for all of the memories. this is always been a labor of love for us. >> we love what we're doing. we love how everybody enjoys that. and we're going to miss them as much as they're going to miss for sure. >> reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 >> well, the sausalito holiday boat parade is set to light up the city's waterfront this weekend. 35 years folks have gathered to watch the free event which features brightly lit beautifully decorated boat sales. the land of the sausalito shoreline. there will also be a fireworks show. the event begins at 6 saturday evening. officials say to arrive by 5 earlier grab a good spot. the event is part of sausalito is winterfest 2 days. it running saturday and sunday. that includes the jingle bill. 5 k run and brunch. coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news

(sophie fouron) thank you, glen. it is delicious. you sleep on the boat sometimes? - yes. - you sleep in the cabins? (female student 2) yes. everywhere. (tom andreassen) there are nine beds. - nine beds. - and... - he slept on the roof. - what? he slept on the roof? - yes. the pupils have the beds, so we have to stay on the roof. - it's 2 degrees out. - two and a half. - two and a half. - two and half, yes. - what do you do for fun when you're not... - we arm wrestle. - o.k. show me. show me. one, two, three, go! oh my god, oh dear! beautiful! - for fun, we also try our safety suits and jump in the sea. - o.k. for fun? and you go in the water? - yeah. we have to know where they are and how to use them. - here they are. this is part of the program as well? - yes. - they actually have to go... - they have to go in the water. - in the polar water? - yes. - yeah. - it's 6,5 degrees. - o.k. that's very warm. - yes. - do you like doing this? - yeah. when you are in the water, it feels like you are in a very good bath. - a good bath. - you can try. - o.k. bye! [counting in

general then the most important events of this week our experts retired colonel of the british army glen grant and former member of the state duma mark fagin our current guest colonel of the british retired army well-known military expert glen grand glory to ukraine mr. colonel i welcome you to the studio of the espresso tv channel russia has suffered quite devastating blows there is talk of strikes on their airfields, airfields of strategic aviation. yes, we understand that they took it extremely painfully, although we may have hoped for greater results, the most important thing about these strikes on the territory of russia is that they are obviously sending real signals that russia has long since sent , russia cannot do what it will do without any retribution for this, it seems that strategic strikes from russia on ukraine are weakening. i think that this is likely either because they have a missile defense system or simply that it is becoming technically more difficult for them to coordinate everything so as not to risk ships in the sea or planes that are now in places that the armed

it's volunteers have been distorting what a body's across glen metal for the past 5 years. and this is how they do it. so a she's in charge of getting all volunteers to arrive at the scene. and i don't the down the street there. dick, mom often wear gloves for the day and time in oakland. it's money, gardens job to divide them up into various groups. hello, hello, you are all there, wedding globulin, y'all come this way. please. abu distribute supplies a certain amount, housing, liquor, and gopi is in charge of documenting the process group at the very last minute come closer, agony no longer. it all started in 2017. when glen metal was facing a severe shout, mcclendon was determined to revive one of the city's dias to water bodies. better when he pulled down the call, it hadn't has the water for many years, rather than i decided to clean the car by removing plastics and, and vis a visa mineral mcclare decline. we began cleaning activities on the 12th of february, 2017 maniac. in the 1st week, 50 sure diamond bed, but in the weeks after 400 people showed a loss of in just a

you can see them >> you can their the christmas house in glen cove has been a holiday tradition since 1999, the twinkling lights that bring joy to so many is dedicated to bob's daughter who passed away. 23 years ago. >> it features a fake santa and the real deal but as the saying goes all good, things must come to an end. >> and that's what's happening here. this just got to the point that is just too much for us. >> yeah. going up and down the ladders. 81 year-old man don't need to be that in your it's still hard, especially on my knee. the taylor say it was a tough decision to make. >> not to mention the display takes 3 months to set up and 2 months to break down. >> even with help from the fire department, the lifting is getting to be too much knowing the end is near parents brought their children to experience the house for the last time, police said mark near a floor say they wanted to treasure the final moments with their son, micah, different going out with a bang is set to see do it for the last time. >> so, rick, i'm out here to show some support. that that at the table. i li

duma mark fagin our current guest a retired colonel of the british army well-known military expert glenresso tv channel. russia has suffered quite devastating strikes, there are reports of strikes on their airfields, strategic aviation airfields. yes, we understand that they took it extremely painfully, although we may have hoped for greater results. the most important thing about these strikes on the territory of russia is that they obviously send real the signals that russia has sent for a long time, russia cannot do whatever it wants without any retribution, it seems that the strategic strikes from russia on ukraine are weakening. i think that this probably because they are running out of missiles or it is simply becoming technically more difficult for them to coordinate everything so as not to risk ships in the sea or planes that are now in places that the armed forces of ukraine can reach. so for me what is happening now is good from all angles we just have to hope that there will not be a strategic airstrike on ukraine, as a result of which something very important may be damaged,

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we have 12 keyed spaces at glen park and at glen park and balboa 12 electronic spaces and lockers than i are local company [inaudible] technology and employ the bike lane system. we'll get into this later the bike station in san francisco we have 6 self p bike stations. throughout the district, and 3 of them of the bike stations in the district are vallet and in san francisco 2 of the 6 self park stations for a total of 250 spaces, are embarcadero and civic center. the embarcadero station is the oldest bike station in the district. open happening near low 20 years ago. both the embarcadero and civic center bike stations were modernized. updated, expanded and brightened and modifications to acompidate large are bikes were made. and there is another secure bike park nothing san francisco at 16th and 24th and it it is a come in extended trial of the new stifle bike park upon bike keep the name of the company makes the racks for us. and it is looks like a bike share station. a picture here on the middle left inside the concourse in the pay area of 16th mission. could have it wrong. and loo

hello glen. good evening, tatiana, dia, tanka cooling. i've, i've heard of how many i've already voted at 60 percent, where she's moscow's let us down. mr. was that he's more the so we can already drink champagne. okay. taking small steps with you. all right. they're very small steps until dina to get the champagne bags of you're supposed to be a thank you bye. during the last he is a bars yelton's presidency. when his health was causing a lot of problems, the concept of family was established in the public consciousness. the success of the state administration was attributed to this family. tatiana played an important role in the whole process that tonya, could you live without politics or not anymore? because to me that yeah, i can easy. mean, i don't believe it's what when you think it has a position i can, but i'm so worried. a bull number of mccormick was super me another minute, but in just a do it vision you will. if you got lots of more through each of these, of them done, the boy is your own should. should the affordable care wit

seems stronger on that commute down but now that we're actually stationed here in downtown willow glen you can see the rain come down. not too long ago there was a man that just ran past sneaking in a morning run maybe before we expect more of that downpour later on in the day but this rain already starting overnight in san jose. you can see some of the video that was taken last night from some of that stronger rain that already hit san jose as well as other parts of the bay area. now sunnyvale also doing their part to tweet some important reminders this morning about picking up sandbags. they say pick up sandbags if you need them. another reminder never drive through flooded roads. if you see a downed power line, never approach it. if you have pets, be sure you have them -- that they have warm shelter, too. sandbags are sunnyvale residents at 221 commercial street. go ahead and pick those up. marcus, as you mentioned, it has been quite a slippery and possibly potentially dangerous morning on the roads and as well as overnight. we have some video of a crash that took place over in cont

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a 17 percent stake in germany's volkswagen and is also a major shareholder and swiss mining giant glen core and spanish energy conglomerate ira rolla. one truth hangs over guitar, at some point, raw materials will run out. when that happens, money and wealth hoss to come from somewhere. according to a recent study on guitars, investment strategies, they have to come from very different sectors. they're not just investing in finance or certain high tech sectors. they also invest in soft sectors like fashion and spools. and in many cases they can their investments reach a critical level that allows them to exert a strategic influence on certain key players and sectors. investments of this type could also serve to polish the image of the em rent. after all, katara is one of the world's biggest suppliers of liquefied natural gas. that small country is playing a big role in the current energy crisis. the latest allegations of guitar bribing members of the european parliament do not fit very well. what this image honestly, i was very surprised because i wouldn't expect them to choose waste t

17 percent stake in germany's volkswagen, and it's also a major shareholder in swith mining dined, glen core, and spanish energy conglomerate. ebert, rolla, both investments suggesting the country, a setting it fights on a future with less of a lion on gas. for more on this, we can speak now to andre evolve. he's a researcher at the center for european policy, a think tank. hi andre. lovely to see, you know, you have conducted extensive research on guitar as business ties with europe based on what you have find. how big an influence do you think guitar wields on the continent? what you can certainly say instead katasha economic and gauge, even europe is very comprehensive and wide spread among countries and sectors. they're not just investing in finance or certain high tech sectors. and they also invest in soft sectors like fashion and spools. and in many cases, they can their investments reach a critical level that allows them to exert a strategic influence on certain key players and sectors. and at the same time, of course, there's also their role as the 2nd largest supply of alan gee

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here's vern glen with the red and gold report. >>> here's your red and gold report where the 49ers announced on monday that quarterback brock purdy is day to day an oblique injury, and receiver deebo samuel is expected to return sometime in the regular season with an ankle injury. the defense spoiled tom brady's homecoming on sunday with two interceptions. >> i went for the left hand girl, make her feel better, you you know, he was like appreciate it, man, and i was like, you know, you got to sign the ball. and it was like you going through a lot you got to sign the ball. and he signed it and fred was like you get him to sign it? yeah. i got the signed ball. >> with your red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> and you can scan the qr code on your screen and nominate your favorite super fan, the niners' faithful. we'll be highlighting them all season long. >>> like i said earlier, we are still sitting below average with temperatures but beautiful, sunshine and partly cloudy skies over the marin headlands. you can get an idea of what the city is seeing and that's the case in the inland areas,

glen, i wonder -- and i constantly remind myself and my viewers, and the congresswoman just said it. by former u.s. attorneys and assistant u.s. attorneys, so the documents they're turning over will be very recognizable and very much up to snuff at doj. they are in some instances likely their former peers. what is the dynamic of a congressional investigation going so deep and so far ahead of the doj? >> you know, i think it's fair to say, nicolle, it's unprecedented. doj typically takes the lead in investigating federal crimes. when i was a federal prosecutor, we very much wanted to keep other organizations away from our witnesses. the witnesses that we would have to rely on in future criminal trials, we wanted to be the one to lock in, so to speak, their testimony. we wanted to craft it -- and i don't mean in a nefarious way. we wanted it to be full, accurate, complete, truthful, and corroborated by what we knew other witnesses and other documents were telling us as part of the investigation. but i will tell you, nicolle, i've been very heartened by what i've seen of the january 6th

skies, we start monday morning with temperatures as low as about —15 celsius around the sheltered glens, a bitterly cold start. do watch out for lying snow and icy stretches. southern half of the uk in general stays quite cloudy. it could be a few snow flurries coming out of this cloud, probably best of the sunshine in wales and southwest england. further north, we've got clearer skies and most places looking dry but after that very cold start, temperatures will struggle to get above freezing in places. through monday evening then, still a few snow flurries working across parts of the midlands, perhaps northwest england. more snow also heading in for northern and northeastern scotland. so, perhaps not quite as cold compared to sunday night as we move through monday night into tuesday morning. but still, subzero really wherever you are and hard frost once again. so, for tuesday then, more snow showers across northern and eastern scotland, one or two working into the northeast of england with that cold northerly breeze. fairly cloudy skies working in from the south and again, some freezin

no federal incom taxes between 2015 and 202 despite reporting millions i earnings joining us now is glenormer federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst and team is, politic reporter for the atlanta journal-constitution i will start with you on this, what do you expect us to see and what do you expect thi particular committee to sa when they do release these returns? >> well i think we should se some tax return soon because democrats want to release it before the congressional session ends which will be a the end of the day on januar 2nd so they do not have a lo of time before republicans tak control. i think what you will see is number one, i think they are working on redacting the documents so that they can release as much of the sourc material as possible i think they are going to tr to kind of shoal their work to make clear what they outline in the report that has already been released, which is that former president trump's taxes were an audited but what the could now disclose is that h uses a lot of maneuvering, a lot of kind of things and only very wealthy americans would b able t

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