gregory chew lives in his district. >> i really appreciate his courage coming for. i think it is equally important, if not more important, to highlight the the arrest. we have to send a message to the would be attackers who are contemplating coming to our city to do this, to attack asian seniors . they will be identified and arrested and prosecuted. >> reporter: dorsey pointed out that san francisco police reported a 567% increase in anti-asian hate crimes in 2021 and in a text to kpix 5 news, gregory chew said he was relieved to hear of the arrest. city leaders got to step up. in san francisco , betty yu for kpix 5 news russia evacuations are still in place for the six rivers complex fires burning in humboldt county. your pictures from the national weather service. there are eight lightning fires, more than 1200 acres have already been burned and at last check there is no containment. with better news, the mckinney fire has containment that is still growing. crews have been able to to keep this away from the town. . close to 90 homes have already already been destr

gregory chew was hit and knocked knocked to the ground. it happened just after 7:thursday -- 7:30 on tuesday. >> they will determine whether or not race or bias was a factor factor in the attack. >> reporter: among the local and state leaders supporting sundae's rally against into asian violence, supervisor matt dorse. matt dorsey. gregory chew lives in his district. >> i really appreciate his courage coming for. i think it is equally important, if not more important, to highlight the arrests. we have to send a message to would be attackers who contemplate coming to our city to do this, to attack asian asian seniors. they will be ided be identified and arrested and . and prosecuted. >> reporter: dorsey pointed outt out that police reported a 567% increase in anti-asian hate crimes in 2021. in a text to kpix 5, gregory chew said he was was somewhat relieved to hear of of the arrest but so many others others have been assaulted and robbed . city leaders got to step up. in san francisco, betty betty yu, kpix 5. > >> now to the fire watch. eva

gregory palamas, is what exists constantly in our world? the kingdom of god, according to gregory , is half-hearted, although he did not use the words that i will now use and which are more understandable to people , there is a parallel world. the kingdom of god always exists, it is parallel to this earthly life, this earthly kingdom, which means that this kingdom is very close to us. and we have the opportunity. to be involved in this kingdom already here on earth, and it is not at all accidental that the divine liturgy begins with an exclamation blessedly the kingdom of the father and son and the holy spirit. but if this kingdom did not exist, here and now, how could one say that a certain kingdom is blessed, in which we will only participate in the future. the divine liturgy also introduces us to this divine realm through the acceptance of the body and blood of the savior, we partake of his divine nature. of course, we also partake of his divine kingdom. but of course you can live your whole life and never feel this kingdom. don't even k

speed eater gregory foster downed 17 ghost chili peppers, te hottest chili peppers in the world.n under one minute, breaking a guinness world record. i can't stress how hot these are. >> yeah. he had previously broken another world record by downing three carolina reaper chilies in just under nine seconds. gregory tells guinness this record was a personal challenge to see how far he could push himself and about his love of the super-hot peppers. i feel like soon it's going to be about a doctor's visit and some ulcers in his stomach. >> well, i guess when you really think about it, those peppers aren't really hot. just a little "chili." a little chili. >>> next, to what's being called a one in a billion discovery across the pond. >> this happened in england. annabelle mccauley was checking her chickens' nesting box when she noticed this oddly shaped egg appearing to be perfectly spherical. she said that after checking with google, it appeared to be a one in a billion occurrence. >> annabelle says she's now looking to sell the egg on, where else, ebay, where similar items have gone

at the time police identified gregory rivera. it looks like we have the wrong video here -- as a suspect. they even had a warrant nor his arrest, but he fled and was missing for 30 years that is until this year when he died as a transient in merced county known as john paul. police say that was actually his brother's name. merced county sheriffs ran his fingerprints. that's when they found the outstanding warrant in the bay area. >>> oakland is getting money to help prevent violence in the city. city and state leaders are announcing a $6 million investment to address public safety. during today's announcement, oakland mayor libby schaaf mentioned the money will benefit the city's ceasefire initiative, something mayor schaaf says is effective. >> and year to date, we have seen a 24% reduction in homicides and shootings combined. but that is not good enough by a long shot. >> reporter: the funding will also allow for new strategies, specifically focusing on family dynamics. the $6 billion is coming from the state's violence interve

gregory meeks (d-ny), chair of the house foreign affairs committee, discusses u.s. economic and military relations in the indo-pacific. he was part of the recent congressional delegation that included nancy pelosi that flew into taiwan. >> joining us today is the chair of the foreign relations committee new york democrat gregory meeks. thank you for joining us today. to our audience, feel free to join in this conversation by tweeting at us at post live. i want to start with the big news of the date. what happened last night, the fbi search of mar-a-lago. what is your response to this? is it like what the republicans are saying, government overreach? rep. meeks: no, we have all set republicans have done investigations. member hillary clinton for months and months with nothing to show for it. we know that no one politically was involved in this. there had to be various approvals from the grand jury and a judge. we have always said no one is above the law. the lawyers would generally have to have probable cause for a judge to sign a warrant to do something of this natu

next, new york democratic congressman gregory meeks speaking to the washington post about his recent visit to taiwan with house speaker nancy pelosi. he called the relationship between the u.s. and china very tense after the trip. he served as chair of the house foreign affairs committee. >> hello. i am million caldwell, anchor, and co-author of the newsletter. joining us today as the chair of the foreign relations committee, new york democrat gregory meeks. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> to our audience, feel free to join in this conversation by tweeting at us and we will try to get some of your questions answered. mr. chairman, i want to start with the big news of the day and that is what happened last night is the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. president trump's records that he has that. what is your response to this? is it like what the republicans are saying, government overreach? >> no, we have all set republicans have done investigations. member hillary clinton for months and months with nothing to show for it. we know that no one political

gregory here is our chief icon painter, god-kissed elder gregory i personally invite the venerable elder berke, unless, of course, the grand duke does not mind. i can't have an old one in my mouth already. now i only collect carpets, i have marvelous warehouses. gregory wrote a clear missing frying pan do with him, what do you want? we have an attack arm. big love, and i brings to the field will come to you. and i understand that i will come to you for a thousand. no, i run across the snowy field before, i love you. i love you, and i'm all scorpions and i'll go somewhere premiere benefit performance. lyubov uspenskaya at the white nights music festival in st. petersburg on friday after the program vremya for singing like a nightingale. pentalgin is the number one remedy for the pain of spasm and inflammation in recurrent female headaches and other types of pain . this and many other machines can only be seen on avito look for ads marked only on avito what could be better than indian, ace, everything is the same and cariburgers taste spicy mangacha sauce and combined with kfc specialty ch

you were in no hurry to boast in gregory. well, gregory calls me a little. more and more nickname.alyuta, we are all one. speak what kind of parentage, do i live like that or do i eat from the bed? why is she worse than another skuratov malyuta. i came for service and received service. i don't a villain is a man and i want to give my life to the king at the disposal. so let's get it right. basmanov these are your new sovereign guardians. well, this is what the boyar treason brought to. rootless lops bringing closer to themselves yes, how are our noble children of the boyars the truth, you say, sovereign lackeys, we are your warmth. forgive me, my dear king. it’s more honorable to serve under god, walk for such mercy and is ready to give her life. now this fool is going to die. he said, in your opinion, you conduct a strange selection. people scatter, which is loyalty and scream take this, do you hear? your will sovereign. equip the train, we're going to moscow. go. bogdan kuznetsov where will you be a pottery master. here came to you a service to look for earnings. we'll see. ivan

kirk gregory takes a look at his incredible career. >> vincent edward skully born in the broncos and drawn to sports broadcasting at a young age. >> when i was 8 years old, i fell in love with the roar of the football crowd coming out of a speaker on an old four legged radio. >> after two years of service in the navy, skully learned his announcing craft and joined the dodger broadcast crew in 1950 when the club was based in brooklyn . for the next 67 years he had a front row seat to witness and call baseball history. from jackie robinson in brooklyn through the dodgers move to los angeles where fans had trouble following the action at the huge la coliseum and brought radios to the games to hear skully's unique descriptive accounts. >> the 1962 race is underway at dodger stadium. >> he brought baseball's grandest moments to countless living rooms including historic homeruns by hank aaron, an kirk gibson. he left his signature on the nfl too. >> montana looking, looking, throwing in the end zone and he caught it. it's a mad house at candle stick. >> skully became nbc's lead broadcaster

at the arraignment, gregory chu made a statement addressing the attacker virtually. he introduced himself saying in part, you attacked me, you broke my face, you broke my shoulder, you messed me up because i hate people. i don't feel safe if you continue to be attacking and assaulting people. you should not be released for a long, long time and the accused said out was that an assault. mr. chu was not in the courtroom but a personal friend julie su was. >> he's in great pain. i think right now things are setting in even more. there is some anger but a lot of fear and it's really sad. >> reporter: ms. soo goes on to say seeing these attacks against asian elders hits close to home knowing her good friend went through this. she's gone as far as to advocate to governor newsom a state of emergency should be called regarding on going attacks against asian elders. going back to the accused he'll stay in jail throughout the duration of the next hearings without bail. the preliminary hearing will happen in ten days. >> the family of a woman presumed murder asks for an arrest

gregory please.you know that it was god dubrovsky, you're not afraid of sidorovich why didn't you tell me before, i would like him, otherwise i just say, dubrovsky dubrovsky wait, now for him to turn here again . oh, shameless, you are right, shameless. we live here, we live, we don’t see anything, and then go and do the glasses yourself here cyril mademoiselle molot, of course. masha tell this man what so be it. i accept him, but so that he doesn’t dare to drag himself after my girls, not that, i’m his canine son. translate respect to him, even if we say favor good good, no need. he does not favor disrespect, his business is to follow sasha and teach him grammar and geography. transfer him to the big table . go. take him to the wing. are you listening to the master? go see masha. don't be afraid, don't be afraid, don't be afraid. sorry , i'm ready. who warned the mouse jokes? and why did he have a loaded gun in his pocket? so how he does not intend to endure insults, for which, by his rank, he canno

at 5:00 a conversation with gregory meeks speaking with "the washington post" about economic and militaryations in the end of pacific region and potential threats from china. he was part of the delegation with speaker pelosi who recently traveled to taiwan. watch these events on c-span, the free video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span brings you an unfiltered view of government. our newsletter recaps the day for you from the halls of congress to daily press briefings to remarks from the president. scan the qr code to sign up for this email and stay up-to-date on everything happening in washington each day. subscribe today using the qr code or visit c-span.org/connect to subscribe anytime. host: we are joined by a british iranian investigative journalist , documentary filmmaker, and author and she is the frontline correspondent for pbs's new documentary "afghanistan undercover." let's begin with what you found out when you did this investigation.

nbc's kurt gregory has more. >> reporter: william felton russell was born in monroe, louisiana in 1934ather charlie moved the family out of the racially charged south to oakland, california for a higher paying job and a better life. russell learned basketball on the playgrounds of oakland and accepted his only scholarship offer from the university of san francisco. he led the dons to 55 straight victories and two national titles, then led the 1956 u.s. olympic basketball team to a gold medal the nba's boston celtics drafted russell in 1956. the 6'9" russell helped spark the celtics to their first nba title in 1957. but along with fame, came racial ab abuse. and russell became an outspoken supporter of the civil rights movement. >> he marched with king. he stood by ali. when a restaurant refused to serve the black celtics, he refused to play in the scheduled game >> reporter: on the court, russell provided the nba with something it had never seen before, a dominating big man who won games by playing defense a fierce rebounder and intimidating shock blocker, russell's celtics went on to

recibió el reporte de un hombre fallecido tras revisar sus huellas digitales descubrieron que era gregorymar que el fue el homicida >>> la junta directiva distrito escolar unificado de san francisco vuelve a estar en el ojo del huracán porque uno de sus integrantes está siendo criticada por decir que los estudiantes negros y latinos se enfrenten entornos familiares inestables y falta de estímulo de los padres algo que estos grupos consideran racistas por lo que piden su renuncia >>> la posición de nosotros es que deje su puesto y siempre con la ayuda de nuestra familia logramos nuestras metas >>> esta tarde la junta se reunió para discutir el tema pero el evento terminó en medio de gritos entre quienes lo apoyaban y quienes exigen su destitución ella ya pidió disculpas pero aún así la junta votó hoy por unanimidad por sancionar la >>> hoy hubo importantes novedades en el caso del bebé obrando en el abrir el secuestro desde pequeño san josé conmovió a todo el país y hoy tras dos largos días de testimonios el caso llegó a un pico ambos culpables se declararon así precisamente como culpables

david gregory—kumar, bbc news, birmingham. the entire coast of australia in a car powered by the sun. it'll take stuart mcbain three months to make the trip — which is more than 9,000 miles. he'll use a new kind of solar panel — which is a bit like a roll mat — to charge the car. our environment correspondent judy hobson has been to meet him. it looks like a sheet of metal, but could this be the future of renewable energy? printed solar panels are being developed in australia. they've been tested in a lab, but will they work in the real world? ok, so when i turn up in the morning i'll open the boot of the car and i've got 18 panels in the back — this is just a sample at the moment, it's not what they actually look like — but then i'lljust roll them out. stuart mcbain, from liverpool, wants to find out how good they really are. we're going to go and drive around the coast of australia, which will take us three months. during that time we're going to be taking the panels out and putting them back in the car and driving, so it's

that vote is tentatively set for friday. rosalind jordan l 0 washington or gregory whitestone, is the president and he owe the american council on renewable energy. he's in bethesda, maryland, and he's with me. no, sir, thank you very much. indeed, for being with us on al jazeera, the democrats had to make a lot of compromises in order to be able to get this bill through. is this as big a deal as the democrats would have us believe? i think it is. i think it's a historic achievement. this really represents the 1st time in the united states that we have seen congress take a serious effort to deal with the climate problem and, and this fell, the programs that includes are ones we've been advocating for for many years. and i think it will have a huge impact allowing the clean energy transition that we know we're going to need to deal with climate change to really accelerate. and we've already gotten a good start, but we need this help to be able to be even ballpark with the climate objectives that we have in there. we know we're going to have to meet. i'm just having a brief look at some

gregory has represented great britain in the sport and is a multiple welsh champion.ting hindus in india—administered kashmir. police say the attacks in the muslim majority region are being carried out by anti—india militant groups. it comes against the backdrop of a long—running conflict there, and growing anger against the indian government. yogita limaye reports. a school in trauma. earlier this year, as these students in kashmir gathered for morning prayers, their teacher was killed, metres away. they heard the gunshot and found her on the ground, bleeding from her head. the spot has been marked with stones. rajni bala was killed by anti—india militants, police say. a mother and wife, a much loved history teacher. "we're devastated. "she was a wonderful person, adored notjust in the school "but in our village," her colleague saima told us. it's believed rajni was targeted because she was a hindu, a minority in the country's only muslim—majority region. teachers told us she feared for her life after a wave of killings of people from her community. translation: ther

today was the first time the family heard gregory mcmichael say that he was sorry, telling them that "i'm sure my worlds mean very little to you, but i want to assure you, i never wanted any of this to happen." this latest prison sentence comes months after a federal jury decided that the three men who chased and killed ahmaud arbery in south georgia did so because he was black. today, william roddie bryan, who recorded the video, was sentenced to 35 years for federal hate crimes. it is unlikely that any of them will live to see freedom again. all three are already serving life sentences that resulted from the state trial in november of last year. >> we the jury find the defendant travis mcmichael guilty. greg mcmichael, guilty. >> reporter: the father and son were sentenced to life without parole. >> reporter: this was one of the cases of racial injustice that led to calls for change. the investigation dragged on for months with no arrests, until the cell phone video was leaked and started getting shared around the world. in state court, travis mcmicahel, who fired the fatal shot, b

joseph gregory. lona, you're most welcome yet. we know see report stuff. the plane supposedly carrying miss lucy is confirmed is heading to taiwan. if she is on the plate, how will beige in react to the visit? well, of course i'm not privy to this kind of information, but given the warnings we've seen from beijing given the messages we've seen from chinese military sources, given images, circulation, circulating, and chinese social media of troops on the move. it won't be surprising if we see a military reaction. this might include additional wargames that get too close for comfort. that might include fly overs. we've already seen reports of chinese workplace and worships squeezing the median line in the taiwan strait. another possibility, given the fact the mainland, his biggest trading partner, is there might be consequences related to trade and investments. yeah, a lot of issues in the u. s. claims that follows the one china policy in terms of sovereignty over the entire nation, including taiwan, rule by beijing. but do these actions demonstrate somethi

there will be loss use for the amount that will be bringing for gregory. my number is 5. a 5 we eat wanting for godson's living undertakings of illegal occupation in an open air prison. the latest cease fire is just that a brief bows until the next attacks. you may see it al jazeera godsa. earlier i spoke to the in hastings, who's the un humanitarian coordinator for the occupied palestinian cemetery. she says a long term solution is needed. the entire situation is a tragedy. our 1st concerns right now of course that the ceasefire must hold. they were children who have been growing up in gaza and have endured the repercussions of 5 wars. i just want to say that both israelis and palestinians need to be able to feel safe. palestinians need to be able to exercise their right to movement to education, to be able to get access to health care and to be able to have jobs every time there's an escalation. the goals are set back for both israelis and palestinians going back to the beginning of august here is not normal, going back to pre may 2021 which during which there was anoth

last week let's cross live to gregory wilford freelance journalist and founder of venezuela analysis dot com. we've seen a serious shift in latin american politics in the last decade with a recent wave of left wing victories or as many call it a pink tide. we've also seen latin american countries increase cooperation with china. could this be a sign that western ideologies are losing popularity in the region? i'm not sure if it's, i mean, partly if id ologist we can see that just on the basis of the fact that that the governments have been shifting towards the left in latin america. so that's certainly an important factor. but i think almost more important is the fact that china is offering much better conditions in terms of its investment, in terms of the deals it's offering to latin america. and so it's making it a lot more interesting for the countries of latin america to switch towards china instead of the united states. u. s. has had a strain relationship with latin america since colonial times, but it's economic and political influence was enormous. what has actually changed? y

a sense of what gregory mcmichael did say to you.nd we're going to pull that up now. he apologized to you. and here's what he said. the loss that you've endured is beyond description. there are no words for it. i'm sure the words, my words, mean little to you. but i wanted to assure you, i never wanted any of this to happen to you. >> so, as he -- he goes on to say, there was no malice in my heart or my son's heart that day. he apologized. travis did not. did you accept his apology? and if you did, why? >> i accepted the apology. like i said, i accepted it, but i did not forgive him for what he did. i'm thinking that i'm -- i'm thinking that he sat in jail for the last two and a half years. he's come to terms with he made a very bad decision, and he wanted to say he was sorry. i did accept it, but as far as forgiving, i haven't forgiven him. >> can you give me a sense -- take me into the court with you. you have been -- i was there in state court. the emotions couldn't have been higher there with some of the words used against your s

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i'm julie julie haener malik savage that attack on veteran commissioner gregory chew happened near his home in the city soma neighborhood. ktvu zach sauce joins us now live with what movies are saying about the case, zack. well police arrested 34 year old san francisco resident derek yaar be this morning in connection with that attack on gregory, too, but what's still unclear exactly why he was attacked. incidents like this, especially where an elderly resident is attacked without provocation or without apparent reason or intent. uh those kind of tend to shake the conscience of people. san francisco police moving quickly this week to arrest a man they say is behind tuesday's vicious attack on 70 year old gregory chew. officers identified the suspect. 34 year old san francisco resident derek harvey . police say rb attack to a longtime san francisco commissioner for city arts and immigration rights on tuesday around 7 30 in the evening, it happened near choose home in the city's soma district near folsom and third street. she was knocked to the ground and seeing this week with bruises to

gregory please.h why didn't you tell me before , i would like to go to him, otherwise, i only say, dubrovsky dubrovsky now that he turned here again. oh, shameless, you're right, shameless, we live here. we don’t see anything, and then dubrovsky himself come here what you order to serve here will wait, shout to marie kirill come on paw, come here. sasha mademoiselle well, everything is in order with the papers praises the hammer, of course. masha tell this man what so be it. i accept him, but so that he does not dare to drag himself behind my girls, otherwise i am his canine son. he hopes to earn your respect, even if we refuse favor, well well, no need. he is not in favor of disrespect; his business is to follow sasha and teach him grammar and geography. translate it. lego yes, say also that he will be allowed to sit with sasha at a large table. take him to the wing. listen to the gentleman. don't be afraid, don't be afraid, don't be afraid, don't be afraid. who warned the jokes and why did he did y

david gregory—kumar, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.ore she turned 18. she said the abuse started when she was 13 after she met kelly to her aunt, a professional singer who worked with him. iterative commissioning method iterative commissioning method i has a military personnel were responsible for the appearance of 43 students either directly or through negligence. the student disappeared from the town in the southern state eight years ago. an official report by the previous mexican government back in 2015 that the students were arrested by corrupt police and handed over to a drug cartel who killed them. powerfulstorms to a drug cartel who killed them. powerful storms have battered areas of the and southern europe, killing at least 13 people, including three children. the deaths reported in italy, austria and corsica due to falling trees. every rain and strong winds also wrecked campsites on the island. stay with us on bbc news because delta goodrem, we will be telling you about the south african music craze that has been a hit on soci

and we also heard from politics. professor joseph gregory mahoney who believes the biden administration is openly meddling and china's efforts on that this below sheets visit to taiwan may just be the tipping point. for many are concerned, the fine has been hollowing out to one china policy and the principle is strategic ambiguity. his characterization of china as a strategic rival is pressing nato to consider china as an adversary is block building in asia with office including perforating nuclear submarines, austria, his meddling, and china's affairs and young tibet. hong kong anti one. his admission of us troops in taipei, his efforts to draw china's immediate neighbors and to the so called endo pacific quad, his encouraging japan to increase military capabilities and commitment to upgrade a controversial missile system in south korea. all while asserting the u. s. will come to, ty, wants defense, and at times, equivocating on the one china policy. all of these collectively represent several red lines cross from beijing perspective, and now with plaza coming. this might be the tippin

to beat fryeburg and friday nights, action. fryeburg took the lead in the 35th minute when misha gregory headed home. but with 14 minutes to go, a holler from goalkeeper mocked, slacken aloud, jamie b, no gittens shot to make it 1. 1. dorman took the lead 7 minutes later through you suffer mckoko's stroke and maya's voice added another goal before full time to complete a free one victory for don't that's all sports. life is next and more news, of course. as always, at the top of the next hour. a 50 years ago. the international gathering of peace and co operation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrorists, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team and immediately killed one man. and that this will be the last one was all in life. a worse fears realized my they're all gone. how i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this, the world should not forget the long shuttle. the 1972 olympic massacre starts september, 3rd on d. w. come have a feature, is counting the highlights you every week in your in box. subscribe now. oh oh i depending on

forget that it was the occupation of crimea that was the beginning of the russian war against duke gregory . meanwhile, on the mainland fighting continues, especially in the east and in the south of ukraine. russia has been escalating its attacks in the area in recent weeks. people in the city of mich alive, live in constant fear of rocket attacks from russian troops. and the entire region is on edge. as a major russian offensive is expected there any time to this. his home has been reduced to ruffle. alexander is a ukrainian volunteer shoulder. his happy he was not at home when the blast hit what coffee. madame a moment, i'll have to sleep in the trenches in the next few days anyway. was yours for 3 years, or i don't need to come back here moment. you can't live here. let us no, must never preserve out there. every day mich alive is hit by miss house. several people were injured in this neighbourhood, but many do not want to leave their homes. the head of the regions, military administration, blame spies for providing targets to the russian army. and i have trucks in there and they like t

forget that it was the occupation of crimea that was the beginning of the russian war against you, gregory. and i'm joined now from london by military analyst and conflict research. i might marson welcome to the w mike. and can you tell me who do you think was behind these explosions in crimea? of course it was the ukrainians. we've heard this before from the russians when the muscular thank your viewers will probably remember this. russian ship sank, they were all sorts of stories. and then it turned out that actually the cranes had fired a missile asset. the reason of course, that the ukrainians, being slightly coy about this. and they're saying are, well, you know, maybe it was us. maybe it wasn't us because what this does is it spreads confusion and fear amongst the russians, particularly the russian forces based in crimea and just north of crime in her song . and this is exactly what the russians would be doing for the last 10 years. so they're getting a taste of their own medicine. is there any information available about the damage that these explosions cause? it not with complete c

. >> what does that pain feel like let's bring in gregory, the chief economist at ey parthenon. greg, why is the market reacting to what the fed has been trying to say for a while and what kind of pain are we talking about >> i think what we're seeing right now is there's a realization via this very crisp and clear discourse that jay powell shared that the fed is really has the unconditional commitment to bringing down inflation. that it will continue tightening monetary policy and bring poll policy to restrictive stance it will not back down at first sign of slowdown in economic activity in the job market that pain statement was already present in the press conference after the july fmoc meeting and present in the minutes it isa reiteration of the fact to bring down inflation, we have to cool the economy and bring about tighter financial conditions that was the clear message that powell sent today. >> yeah, you say the pain was in there before maybe not as many times, though. pain, pain, pain maybe it took the repetition also, gas prices are coming down you know, we have invent

esta maÑana la policÍa de san francisco arresto a un hombre bajo sospecha de haber attack dado a gregoryfue arrestado en conexiÓn con este ataque. y en otros temas, tras una larga jornada el senado aprobÓ un amplio proyecto de ley para enfrentar la inflaciÓn y el cambio climÁtico. este plan busca frenar el calentamiento global, moderar los costos de los farmacÉuticos y reducir el dÉficit del presupuesto federal. el voto de desempate fue de la vicepresidenta harris. y ahora falta la aprobaciÓn de la cÁmara de representantes. el regreso a clases estÁpor llegar y uno de los grandes retos para los padres de familia es poder comprar la lista completa de los Útiles escolares para sus hijos. la inflaciÓn que se registra actualmente no deja de afectarlos precios de mochilas, uniformes y cuadernos. tenemos consejos para ahorrar en este regreso a clases.que para toda la comunidad. >> su hija mayor de 12 aÑos inicia clases la semana que viene y nos dice que aunque el trato de ingeniÁrselas igualmente tuvo que gastar mÁs de lo que imaginaba. >> en estos Útiles escolares que son muy pocos, falta que

when michael gregory's at at home about 14 minutes to go is how laugh from goalkeeper mac slacken. allowed jamie bind a gets shot to make it 11. on monday to the lead 7 minutes later through you super mckoko's strike. and marius wolf added another goal before full time to complete the 31 victory for both one this weekend that the wells most famous animal makes you a shout that pesticides begins falling, that shooting star known for being colorful and for having bright systems trails. they can be sports it from anywhere in the world like here in boston. yeah. where it is one of the most popular. so let's tell events, photograph it's, let me just show out. we'll peek on saturday. the best time to watch it is right before don't remind out the top story. we're following for you. this hour on rusty has suffered serious injuries that have been stopped on stage as he was about to give a lecture in new york state. the 24 year old sex bit has been taken into custody. of again, you can always get d w news on the go. just download the app from google play all from the apple app store. they'll give yo

. > >> gregory chu was the second an senior attacked in the city in the last week. you can see the bruise around his eye on your screen. >> the violence led to an anti n hate rally in san francisco this this today. >> asian-american organizers say are sick and tired of the asian hate. >> protesters disrupt the traffc and march down the busy columbus busy columbus avenue. protesters avenue. protesters stayed on sidewalks and within parks. but playing nice, following rules and perpetrating the minority imagine have gotten them nowhere. they're changing their tactics now getting disruptive and aggressive. >> we've been doing reallies fo. yelling stop asian hate and heag from our elected leaders that te going to do everything they can to protect asians and stop asian asian hate. over and over and over again. we've had enough of rhetoric. we want results. >> while they thanked local ande leaders who attended the rally, organizers did not invite them to speak to the roughly 100 dem. instead they put the police dept in the hot seat. demanding more police protection for asi

. >> next, new york democratic congressman gregory meeks speaking to the washington post about his recent visit to taiwan with nancy pelosi. he called the relationship between the u.s. and china tents, after the trip. the representative serves as the chair of the house foreign affairs committee. included nancy pelosi that flew into taiwan. >> joining us today is the chair of the foreign relations committee new york democrat gregory meeks. thank you for joining us today. to our audience, feel free to join in this conversation by tweeting at us at post live. i want to start with the big news of the date. what happened last night, the

gregory mossen started his trek in washington, d.c., april 2nd.e traveled along the historic lincoln highway transcontinental route before ending tuesday at chrissy field. the goal was to raise money for peripheral neuropathy research. he raised more than $150,000. in celebration of his accomplishment, mayor london breed declared tuesday gregory mossen and peripheral kneneuropy awareness day in san francisco. congratulations. what a good cause. >>> chaos at a san francisco school board meeting, the heated moments last night after a commissioner's comments on race. >>> a controversial trip overseas wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimi

gregory is dead distinguished professor of internal medicine center for global health university of newico colin johnson professor of biosciences center of tennessee state university scott howard professor of tennessee well, too. we managed to find her interview posted on medium.com. here is what she says about her activities in kiev detera focuses on in countering the threats posed by weapons of mass destruction, we focus on the full spectrum of threats chemical biological radiological nuclear and high explosives . naturally, in quotation marks for peaceful purposes. victoria nulond, speaking at hearings in the us senate foreign affairs committee, said about the same thing to lie that these biolaboratories in ukraine do not exist in front of congressmen. she simply couldn't. there are biological research facilities in ukraine, in fact, we are now very concerned that the russian military may be trying to take them under control. that is, the secret biolaboratories are the very secret biolaboratories, which ukraine definitely does not have. so, after all, there is, after all, there is fu

gregory rivera was identified as a suspect but he skipped town. 30 years later, fingerprints showed a transient traced back to jean-paul. jean-paul is his brother's name and the two had swapped identities for years to evade law enforcement. >>> we are learning the two suspects in the baby branding case will not go on trial. they are accused of snatching him in april. he was missing for 24 hours. ramirez wanted to raise the child as her own. and portillo was in love with her. the pair tried to kidnap the baby four times before. tomorrow, police in richmond are expected to release surveillance and body cam video of an alleged beating by one of their own. he's accused of beating a suspect with a stun gun about 35 times following a brief chase and scuffle in april. the district attorney's office is considering charges. >>> vo >>> voters in five key states are casting their ballots. republicans are picking on a senate candidate to take on mark kelly. >>> tonight, kansas was the first state to vote on abortion rights. since the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. voters rejected a con

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i joining us live to discuss, democratic congressman gregory meeks of new york, the chairman of the houseforeign affairs committee. we'll have the republican ranking member on the show tomorrow. mr. chairman, i do want to start with your reaction to this report from your republican colleagues on foreign affairs. something the ranking member mike mccaul of texas said earlier today. take a listen. >> we wanted this to be bipartisan, but there's no appetite on the democratic side. there was initially, kate, in fairness to my chairman, chairman meeks who have a a lot of respect for, but they got word from the administration, this is not a good news story. and stand down. and so they stopped having any hearings on this. >> you and mccaul generally speaking work pretty well together on a pretty bipartisan fashion, mr. chairman. what's your reaction to what congressman mccaul said? >> you know, we had over 14 hearings and briefings from various individuals from the administration. in fact, right afterwards, secretary of state blinken, the first committee he testified before on what took place wa

stories like the death of ahmaud arbery, a young man chased and murdered while jogging by gregory and father and son acting like vigilantes in a small georgia town. they were helped by their neighbor, william roddie bryan. they were sentenced for the federal hate crime convictions in arbery's killing. the mcmichaels sentenced to life in prison. brian, for 35 years. now they are all facing life sentences for their convictions in state court. people wonder if the story is really over. it might well never be over for a family that lost their son forever. and imagine for ahmaud's family, wet must feel lakes -- on people who took that life, rather than the person whose name is now on the wrong side of a hashtag. there is obviously demand for remorse, maybe not an expectation that there would be. and the wonder of whether they will ever be an apology. what do you do with that, it one should ever come? today, offered a glimpse into what entomology might feel like -- at sentencing, gregory mcmichael apologized to ahmaud arbery's mother. here's how she responded. >> the apology was -- i can sa

the victim is long-time city commissioner gregory chu. this is his photo from linkedin. he's 70 years old. he told officers he was knocked to the ground by someone he did not know. that attack happened last tuesday night. then on sunday officers spotted a man in the tenderloin matching the suspect's description. they arrested that man and police say they believe this arrest will offer mr. chu some peace of mind. >>> and there are new details in the search for a 16-year-old girl who was last seen in a tahoe area at a campground. deputies are now treating this disappearance as an abduction. 16-year-old kylie rodney went missing early saturday morning from a party attended by dozens of young people. that party took place near the prosser family campground outside of truckee. kylie, 5'7", hazel eyes and may be wearing a black tank top with green dickies. authorities have also posted an emotional message from her mother. >> anybody else out there if you know where she is, if you know anything about where she might be, if you have any ideas or thoughts, please come forward and

here is patricia gregory who played an instrumental role in ending the ban. football association first banned women from playing on their grounds, and that was in 1921, and that was not lifted until late 1969, early 1970. now you've got the opportunity for all of those little girls who have not had the restrictions that we had to forge a career, if that is what they want and they have the talent. >> while the wind dominated british newspapers, in the german tabloids, it was a different story. one called the victory "new wembley scam." another, "the english steal the title from us again," referencing the win in the 1956 world cup title. >> one of the reasons this is quite an emotional victory and historic one is because of the fact this sense that the lionesses were playing not just for themselves but for the generations of women who came before them who, because of the fact that women were banned from playing competitive football for 50 years, up until the 19 70's, denied the experience of anything like the scenes we saw at wembley, or to enjoy the game on a

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