hanna _ continents. hanna hopko, thank you very much. hanna hopko, _ continents.. very much. hanna hopko, former ukrainian mp. people in scotland no longer need to wearfacemasks in indoor public places from today. it's the final part of the uk to remove the legal requirement, which has been replaced by public health advice. the scottish government has advised people to continue wearing face coverings while covid case numbers remain high. meanwhile, police in scotland are assessing a complaint about the first minister, nicola sturgeon, not wearing a face—covering. video footage on social media appears to show ms sturgeon without a mask inside a barber's, despite it being a legal requirement until today. the snp said she realised within a few seconds, and put herface covering on. the authorities in the chinese city of shanghai have reported the first covid deaths since 2020. official figures show three people died on sunday. all had underlying health conditions. the city is under a tough new lockdown, with residents complaining of being unable to secure food, while

hanna how do you assess this danger from transnistria for ukraine?e additional theaters of operations. so, and for them to slightly improve the possibilities of the offensive, in particular , on odesa, but, uh, i think that the main message of ukraine, in particular, the meeting in rammstein is rammstein . this is the list of offensive weapons from tanks, etc., for defense, before that they asked whether ukraine could close the sky itself. if the nato member states do not want to do this, so that it is not considered that they are participating in the war, we would need destroyers, etc. we need air defense systems, and the united states of america clearly knows which exactly how to deliver them so that we can repulse russian missiles vacuum cruise missiles and others therefore, the list is there and if you do not have the political readiness to close the sky, then help us with that, we will be armed, how will i allow us to do this to make a plus in parallel in rammstein, we need to talk about training of our armed forces, in particular through milita

archivist yes, she is the same archivist as i am an architect, in short, i think maybe hanna used to. it's very possible, you know, i suspected something like that for a long time, yes, but if she was a prostitute, it means that she stole for sure. yes, it doesn’t mean anything, vanka is measuring, even if she stumbled once then you set off. or maybe he had such a plan to go to a rich house and profit at someone else's expense easy money? then why such a smart girl? experience was not enough. why do you think she is silent? and where she was at the time of the theft. i think because that meeting of hers is connected with a past life. so ashamed that it seems like a better thief. can you tell me where in this city you can rent a prostitute? sorry hello i need light. yes, of course thank you . here i can’t decide, don’t be afraid, don’t be afraid, come. elk is something. my son has been in ukraine for a year already. that's why i came here because i need money for treatment. it just doesn't help him. nothing. i've been thinking, maybe order a service for him, of course. how old is the

hanna, we now have two systemic problems that will now be solved. i think it is very similar.s is the first ban of pro-russian parties and the work of pro-russian factions, the second ban of the moscow patriarchate, and if in matters of renaming or dismantling uh, we actually don’t meet any resistance, but in the matter of banning uh, the actions of pro -russian factions, you can see that things are going very slowly here. banning pro-russian factions i think that after the adoption of the law on banning the work of pro-russian parties, it will be possible through the court to take away the mandate from some of the deputies in the parliament who have absolutely accurate confirmation of their anti-ukrainian position, and they are currently working on it some people's deputies and soon such a proposal will be submitted to the verkhovna rada regarding the moscow patriarchate because it is extremely important, this is exactly the part where everyone understands everything, everyone sees everything, but for some reason actions do not take place, we submitted it as a fraction of the

anzhelika sezonenko will add the latest hot information in terms of news angelica, thank you very much, hanna , in dnipropetrovsk region, our defenders shot down an enemy missile, as well as many other news, i will let you know in a moment , anzhelika sezonenko is working in dnipropetrovsk region, our defenders shot down an enemy missile. she reported this the head of the region, valentin reznichenko, according to him, the missile was shot down from the portable anti-aircraft missile complex, the needle of the projectile fragment fell in the field, reznichenko added, no one was injured, the occupiers launched a missile attack on odesa , the bridge across the dniester liman was damaged , the operational command in the south informed the public about this, traffic on the bridge was blocked from for security reasons, travel to other settlements through lighthouses, the mayor of belgorod-dnistrovskyi noted that this is not the first attempt by the rashists to destroy the bridge. previous missiles were shot down by our air defense in kharkiv, it is hot, it is attacking the civilian population. thi

the russian people have to wake up and atone their sins. >> hanna, what do you make of that? >> besides deputinization, it should also be destalinization. let's remind that genocide was organized last century by totalitarian leader stalin. now putin is continuing this genocide-style practice against ukrainian nation because the ideological regime of putin's regime is to destroy ukrainian nation, not just to return control over ukraine. i think every inch of ukrainian territory -- this is the real way how ukrainian victory should be celebrated. so we have to restore territorial integrity of the whole ukrainian, including donbas and crimea and recognize ukraine. this is our goal. this is the only way to see victory comes for us. for nine years of russia deploying military aggression, we do not trust in any security guarantees or appeasement or type of diplomacy. so this is the only way, every inch of ukrainian territory without russian troops, plus compensation and international -- not just for putin, but also for his regime and his ministries, generals and soldiers. >> hanna h

for reformers like hanna hopko, the triumph of a completely unknown quantity like zelensky was hard tory sad. it was a tragedy knowing that zelensky could become a president of ukraine, a country which faced russian ongoing aggression. so i was really afraid, chairing the foreign affairs committee, having access to classified information, and just understanding that zelensky could become a president of ukraine. but then i met my spiritual friends and they told me, "hanna, please, let's trust god," because i trust god that he has a special purpose for ukraine in 21st—century, so let's see. in his speech to parliament, immediately after having been sworn in, zelensky focused on what had been his number one election promise — to end the war with russian—backed forces in eastern ukraine. he basically believed — and i believe, he really believed that. that the war was going on because of poroshenko, because poroshenko doesn't want to finish the war, because poroshenko is corrupted, and corruption is... ..war creates very profitable conditions for corruption, so to say. he didn't really see

hanna unwittingly ruined your plan, late for the christening and would have stayed in the bay. i don't know. pork is exactly what it was, father. i wanted to help ghana his parents need money. so what kind of a man am i, if i can’t help my girlfriend, tell me when we ran into the investigation department. did you want to confess? sell ​​anything from the loot could not. their dima cannot do a good deed in an unrighteous way. anyway. god is merciful, everything bad turns for the better. you just help him. wait, after all, for the first time at a meeting with the authorities, he noticed, so the bishop. i think he just wants to meet and praise. the temple has been rebuilt. don't worry mom, everything will be fine. we start in 5 minutes. hello, i've been released from prison. this is good news. only zhuravlev was not even allowed to enter my doorstep. they said my things. really thank you very much. i i will find a job, i will definitely move out immediately. i promise. the parish is going to come out of desolation only, and the new priest. indulges in demonic investigations. this

hanna a is it possible to have some kind of reaction or talk developed on russia's actions in transnistria , the current one. at today's meeting in germany, can there be any reaction from these countries, or can only moldova react to it? aggression and in general, do you know that transnistria was provoked already about 30 years ago, in general, when we talk about the historic victory of ukraine over muscovy over russian aggression, the aggressor state, we open up an opportunity for moldova and georgia and for belarus, where the people are fighting against the lukashenka dictator. and that is why we must also explain to the collective west that by arming ukraine with modern weapons, we will have the opportunity not only to restore the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine within the internationally recognized borders, but we are giving a chance to other neighbors who they also experienced a hybrid war, even though they have occupied territories , toxic propaganda is being conducted there, and this opens up a broader perspective for our neighbors, even without the participation o

it tried in the beginning to take key, as we know, and take over control, as hanna has described, andven domestic policy. and it failed. the ukrainian military, as general breedlove described, performed amazingly. and heroically, and successfully in defending kyiv against that attack. so, the russians have reset, and are now reduced their aims. at least for now. i know you have got some concern. i have concern about their long-term goals, may not have changed, but at least for now, as hannah says, they have now focused on the east. and on the southeast. and the question this leads to, john, the question is, is that good enough? they are massing, as general breedlove has described, they are massing their forces, they are looking for a way to break through. maybe they well, maybe they won't. the ukrainian military has been on this ground for eight years. they know it well, have defended well, they know what they are about. i am in touch with people on the ground in zoom, and the ukrainians they are described that thrust from azom down to the southwest as vulnerable. that thrust, that at

farmer sean hanna says he was training his border collie echo. great name, by the way.n a lone sheep decided to take a stand. >> not on my land. the sheep charged at echo, startling the little pup before re-joining the rest of the world. looks like echo needs a little more training. >> echo came back and did his job, so did the sheep, i guess. >> right. like, no, not here. i got this. i got this. >> so i have it on good authority that border collies are so smart that they need activities like this to stimulate them so they instinctively know how to herd. >> yeah. well that pup needs a few more lessons. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. it's live with k

unfortunately, maybe professor hanna and karin have changed plans, we continue to follow.afternoon shishkin and charming assistants. but we agreed meet the day after tomorrow. well, as they say, live and work today. the fact is that the plans in the company that we represent have changed shipping will have to apologize. and you, as i understand it, the new assistant of mr. shishkin, ms. lazareva, is a specialist in aviation materials. that's right. we trust, but i am forced to conduct a personal search. let me ask you. start observing work. i take shishkin 's attention to the second car. well, looks like you were right, where are they taking her? bison they're going nowhere let's get going. shishkin's car passed the adana post, as i was informed, it was heading somewhere in another car. do you have rodionov? hello lieutenant ryazantsev your documents lieutenant, i'm late for work. after all, i didn’t violate anything, they were hindered by an exclusive interview with the love of uspenskaya and her daughter, tanisified the health of the love of the family, which did not app

they told me >> we reached out to hanna gutierrez reed they are still facing charges.ith us. good morning to you, sir >> good morning. thanks for having me >> sheriff this was a lot of evidence released videos, interrogations and text messages what was your intention in releasing all of this s a publi request that we are required to information at this point? >> it was a public records request we release information and an attempt to be transparent in the investigation >> were you under an obligation to release it right now >> not right now there are time frames we are subject to it took us some time to put it together we tried to release it as soon as we had it together and release the investigation. >> there is a spectrum there is sloppiness and negatively against that rises to the level of criminal negatively against. do you see this leading right now given your experience and the evidence you have? >> i think that is going to be up to the district attorney to review all of the evidence provided the evidence now is 200 plus pages. that's a lot of information. we are

from crew members raising serious safety concerns before the shooting there is also messages from hanna gutierrez-reed, the movie's armorer, to supplier seth kenny, which she asks for live ammunition for a different film months earlier which is never allowed son set. kenny replies to the ask, it's a mysterious mistake, always ends in tear. do those text messages trouble you? >> i think it shows some behavior and actions on different movie sets with some of the same people that were involved in the "rust" movie set. >> and this is potentially how live ammunition may have made it its way on to the "rust" set >> it's possible. >> reporter: authorities say a series of fatal mistakes led to last october's shooting the question now, are criminal charges next? >> miguel, where is the criminal investigation right now? where does it stand? >> reporter: the sheriff's department is nearly done with their criminal investigation. those findings go directly to the district attorney, but in totality here we are likely looking at weeks, potential months, before we know if charges will be filed. >> than

and just like that, giants tied up at one bottom of the 3rd mets up by 2, 2, on for former mark hannanes one into left for a base one run scores. the second run scores. mets extend their lead to 4 giants fall. 62 0st time this season that they lose the series. taking a look to shake it off in washington as they take on the nationals tomorrow. and finally, the a's looking to take this series against baltimore. bottom of the 3rd, no score christian patchy sends this one high and deep to left. that was gone. patchy second homer of the season is lead one. nothing. bottom of the 5th. they're up a run. one on for sean murphy and he crushes one to left. no doubt about it. the 2 run blast extends oakland's lead to 3 a's. go on to win 6 to 4. they take 3 of 4 from baltimore. they're going to head out to arlington to take on the rangers tomorrow. so we get some good baseball here in the bay area and hopefully some good playoff basketball hope and tonight. hopefully we show for the mas or it and that thank you, kate will be after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called th

mouthful of nature, but i'm dishes on their shelves are critical to protecting the changing auntie hanna, after all the past. the hen sits on the egg laundry takes in several times a day, i think as i was a task to withstand a great deal for diamond. and it's so tough in them that the checks even have a special teeth cold. thank teeth to break, open the eggshell. ha oft suppression but how can eggs be so strong top them once and they're broken. lisa young decides to stress test an egg herself . i'm pressing really hard trying to frank it mishap. i wouldn't have thought it would be so difficult. i really thought i'd busted open, but even with all my strength, i can't should i stand on that thing? no, maybe not. that wouldn't help us understand why eggs seems so fragile, but are extremely sturdy at the same time. it's their shape. ah, they're curvature helps distribute forces evenly across the shell. and that's in part due to their structure. and egg shell is normally point $3.00 to point $4.00 millimeters thick and made almost entirely of calcium carbonate. the main ingredient and limesto

code 19 labor union. se the pandemic accentuated preexisting problems in the nursing system is mike hanna, they've been the caring responders in the battle against the pandemic working long hours in overcrowded hospitals and experiencing the ravages of cobra 19 and it's variance on a daily basis. and while this been a decline in hospital admissions, as the vaccines take hold, the stress on the nurses is far from over there. some of our colleagues within the state who's the pdf, the p t s d is so bad that they've had several suicides. so it's affecting all of us differently. unfortunately it comes down to the patients and really when i go into work and i feel like i don't have the resources or the time to take care of the patients in the way that i want to. i just feel distressed, i feel morally distressed that i am put in a situation where ethically i am not able to hold up to the value that i am told that i want to to be out for myself. there are 4400000 registered nurses in the u. s. but data realized by national nurses, united shows that just over 3000000 are actually employed. the sta

large-scale war, russia has fired more than 1,300 missiles at ukraine , deputy minister of defense hanna malyar said about this , she clarified that these are missiles of both air and sea and land-based, the russians launched them from the black and caspian seas from their territory, as well as belarus, the day before, several enemy rockets landed on odesa in the area of ​​the bay, damaged a bridge, also several rockets were fired by archists, and one person was killed in zaporozhye. a civilian was injured by enemy shelling in the kryvyi rih region in the dnipropetrovsk region, the head of the kryvyi rih military administration, oleksandr vilkul, announced this in a telegram, saying that various types of weapons will be fired at today dmytrivka bila krynytsia mykolaivka was hit in particular by a tip dmytrivka bila krynytsia mykolaivka had a gear trudolyubivka osokorivka president volodymyr zelenskyi met with the director general of the international atomic energy agency rafael maryana grossi on the 36th anniversary of the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power plant , the world was onc

hanna shelest is a defence analyst and editor in chief how significant is the sinking of the moskva inin your view? first of all. you need _ the moskva in your view? first of all, you need to _ the moskva in your view? first of all, you need to understand i the moskva in your view? first of all, you need to understand it i the moskva in your view? first of all, you need to understand it is| all, you need to understand it is not only the biggest ship of the black sea fleet of the russian federation but also the core of the air defence system so they will not be able to attack on the same manner they did before with their ships in they did before with their ships in the black sea. this shepherd a lot of different types and even in the arsenal they should have two nuclear weapons and this had been shooting at not only the odesa course but also central and western ukraine. in terms of how any of this nightmare for your people could be resolved, do you think there is a political solution where ukrainians would accept that some territory goes to russia, because otherwise this conflict will g

. - as an associate professor in urban studies, david hanna digs deep to understand what makes up thislace, focusing on heritage and transport. he was recently appointed as commissioner for montreal's public consultation office. oh, and he absolutely loves his city. boston has its double-deckers and triple deckers. chicago is full of two-flat, three-flat, four-flat houses. it's the same stuff. the difference is the outside staircases, the balconies. that's montreal. it brings people outside in this kind of intermediary space. you know, you come out and you run into your neighbours. neighbourliness is just built into the architecture. everyone of these neighborhoods in montreal has one or two major commercial arteries. even during the arrival of the automobile, the shopping malls and all that, these were always kept going with a lot of municipal care. so it becomes the glue of the neighborhood. every city has challenges. every city has a dark side. what is that for montreal? ha! corruption. oh, okay. that was a quick answer. we have a corruption cycle here. the population's apathetic, d

for the next three hours , i will work for you in this studio, i will be hanna homonai and my colleague vadym kolodyachuk well, of course. our tv channel team is glad. thank you for being with us, and let's start with such citizens of ukraine who hold positions over the temporarily occupied territories and were appointed to them by the occupying power will be considered collaborators, deputy minister of justice valeria kolomiets told about this on our broadcast, she also emphasized that educators who teach children according to the russian program will also fall under this definition, they will all bear criminal responsibility for their actions, collaborationism is an activity when a person publicly denies aggression , the military-russian federation calls for the overthrow of the territorial integrity of the independence of ukraine or holds positions in state authorities or transfers certain material and other values assets, or indeed, it is precisely the fourth block, so to speak, that raises the most questions - this is when it comes to teaching in e-e russian, so to speak, textbooks

it’s not just that she wants to take her daughter in russia, two sons are now in ukraine, hanna is writtensport in such a way, she insists on patronymic, no need to take her and her husband out of gostomel too. russian military on an armored personnel carrier. before that, a dark basement, some kind of small cellar. well, of course, 2x3 two chairs. this is how it became and everything. then i'm true i went and asked for blankets. who they were there for 20 days 20 minutes 20 days on chairs, sitting like that, sleeping. but it’s still not there, it was an option when a dilapidated house caught fire for a military time, not with her husband a stroke patient, many ukrainians came to the neighboring building, not ready to leave their homes. in such cases, the belarusians set up camps with food and medicines with a simplified pass on the border of belarus to ukraine from this side. there already through several meters until bryanka. you see, people themselves that's the time to queue up to get in here to the red cross camp here to get a hot meal, food kit or medicine. well, in general, even up

stimulate the recoil, as it turned out that the responsibility for the weapons on the set was 24-year-old hannaes and this film with the tragic ending was only the second in her career, supposedly a girl. i even wanted to refuse filming due to lack of experience. the story from the hollywood set already deserves to be a script for a detective. the investigation has been going on for several months, but so far no charges have been brought against anyone. whoever fell under the distribution of the film company itself, it was fined 137,000 dollars per intent. the collapse of safety measures ksenia krimina viktor vinogradov and denis kuznetsov against journalists vladimir solovyov and other well-known media personalities of our country, by this moment in the basman court they had already chosen a measure of restraint for one of the likely participants in the criminal group, vasily strizhakov, about this accused. it is known that he has already twice. we are on trial for drug trafficking and attempted murder, as expected, for the duration of the investigation, the radical will be isolated from socie

mike, hanna jazeera washington and we have some more disturbing footage which is emerging from ukraine should again, warner us, that they may find the following video to the distressing. a mexican broadcast the size for it captured these sharps in his pain, which is near the account of, mentioned in ron collins for full picture show bodies in civilian clothes, lying in houses, alleyways, and field from abroad, joins us now from levin. so a call from the ukrainian president would be to come and see the aftermath for themselves. any sign of that happening, rob, that has been our age. i think the probably the description for the landscape reaction to this he has now do you crave will have their own probe into what he's calling war crimes, genocide. he is inviting investigators from the international criminal court. and since we heard that it will lead us to come and see for themselves what he says. the russians have done here the saying that the world seen enough of war crimes happened here. he says in ukraine should be the last evil on. he said that we are getting more reports of the bod

, can or still can’t be so, well, that’s about it the british expert wrote very well, he mentioned hannaay during the vietnam war, who wrote that the president of the united states, the most powerful person in the world, knows the least about the real circumstances of the conflict in vietnam because he is completely surrounded by people who want to justify even those failures that occur in vietnam because they testify to their miscalculations, first of all, assessments before the war, and in order not to bear responsibility, they continue to justify and silence some information with love or not, the same bubbles do not continue to be putin eh see, this is absolutely related to the topic that you discussed with the previous speaker, but i heard a little about it, it concerns the management of state affairs in management - this is management management, actually state management. it differs in many ways from commercial, but conceptually, the same applies to intelligence activities and this one consists in the fact that when one person is responsible for making decisions, he bases his views

thank you very much, emma vardy in lviv- — earlier today i spoke to hanna shelest is editor—in—chiefanalytica, in odesa. occurred approximately six, seven of the very heavy explosions and saw the very red sky and i am living in the downtown. so the very dark smoke immediately being seen from the balcony surround and i talked with a few friends of the different parts of the town, and it appeared that they saw exactly the same because you need to understand that odesa is just like stretch along the coastline and usually what is happening on the coastline you can see it in different parts of the city. later, about in an hour, we found out what happened from some of the news there. very limited, but we know that over there, the russian federation and the ministry of defense announced that they've been targeting the old oil refinery plant. 0k. and can you explain to our audience around the world why the russians might be targeting odesa in this way? what is the strategic importance of odesa when you look at the south coast of ukraine? it looks like this time it's not just because of the o

thousands people out. there today to get tens of thousands --eole out. ., ., , let's go to odesa, hannast is editor—in—chief of ukraine analytica, she heard this morning's explosions. what have you heard, what have you seen? six. what have you heard, what have you seen? ,, ~' what have you heard, what have you seen? ,, ~ ., seen? six o'clock in the morning i woke u- seen? six o'clock in the morning i woke up from _ seen? six o'clock in the morning i woke up from the _ seen? six o'clock in the morning i woke up from the heavy _ seen? six o'clock in the morning i woke up from the heavy glass, i woke up from the heavy glass, probably the loudest i have seen. we had approximately six, seven of the very heavy explosions and saw the very heavy explosions and saw the very red sky. i live in the downtown, so that the black smoke immediately being seen from the balcony and i talked with a few friends in different parts of the town and it appears they saw exactly the same. you need to understand that edessa stretches along the coastline and what is happening on the coastline, you can see from the

mark hanna, 5-1 here. carlos carrasco did not get up -- give up a hit here.ts dropped three of four to the mets in new york. the orioles and the a's here. this looks like the coolest dude in the building. frozen right there. scoreless in the third. he might be the coolest dude in the building. his first open coliseum home run. sheldon noisy, base hit. looking to score his first run. he is safe. diving head first. the athletics and up winning. the latest on deebo samuel. the 49ers have not even made an offer. others say that he lowballed their offer. another report is that he wants to live closer to south carolina so he is looking for a team over there and another report that he is looking to buy twitter. wait, that is elon musk. too many guys trying to do too many things. cracks coming up tonight on abc seven at 8:00, jumanji. that will do it for this edition of abc seven news. >> we appreciate your time. we hope you have a great evening and that we see you again at 11:00. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to t

president dick cheney senior fellow at the jewish institute for national security of america john hannaome very. >> hi mike. spirit what is your reaction to what we're seeing a focus on odesa on the coast by the russians and perhaps somewhat withdraw from the suburbs of kyiv? >> first, up in the north in kyiv i think the battle for kyiv is over. i think it is a huge developments. you remember churchill said after the battle of north africa he said this is not the end of world war ii. it's not even the beginning of the end. just may be the end of the beginning. by holding and kyiv it survived in putin's had a catastrophic failure which was just subjugate ukraine. it lives survives and lived to fight another day the eastern and southern ukraine because ukrainians were going to be capable of even pushing and defeating and foiling a russian objective. the other area of ukraine as well. >> you think putin realized ukraine answerable willing to fight to the death to protect their capitol so other targets might be better to attack? >> i think it was only because he knew he could no longer and

. >> bottom of the 3rd mets up to now 2 on for former mark hanna first pitch and he lines one into leftone run scores. it's the second run scores. mets extend their lead to 4 giants fall. 62 0st time this season that they lose the series. they will look to shake it off in washington as they take on the nationals tomorrow. finally, the a's looking to take the series against baltimore here in oakland. bottom of the 3rd, no score christian pa chief, everyone's new sends this one high and deep to left. that one is gone. patchy second, homer of the season a's lead one. nothing. bottom of the 5th. they're up a run. one on for sean murphy and he crushes one to left. no doubt about it. the 2 run blast extends oakland's lead to 3 a's. go on to win 6, 4. they take 3 of 4 from baltimore. >> they're going to head out to arlington to take on the rangers tomorrow. so some good baseball at the coliseum today. now we're just got to hope that the words can pull this one out. that's right. >> as the night, busy as this time of year. thank you. we'll be right back. >> one more thing. want to show you befo

and just like that, giants tied up one bottom of the 3rd mets up to now 2 on for former mark hanna.s one into left for a base hit one run scores. the second run scores. extend their lead to 4 giants end up falling. 62 the first time this season. but they lose the series. they can look to shake it off in washington as they take on the nationals tomorrow. and finally, the a's looking to take the series against baltimore and oakland. bottom of the 3rd, no score christian sends this one high and deep to left. and it's gone. patchy second homer of the season a's lead one. nothing. bottom of the 5th. they're up a run. one on for sean murphy and he crushes one to left. no doubt about it. the 2 run blast extends oakland's lead to 38. go on to win 6, 4, they take 3 of 4. >> from baltimore. they're going to head out to arlington to face the rangers tomorrow. >> so good day for at least one of the bay area, baseball teams and hopefully for the warriors will find out in just a few minutes here. that will (footsteps) ♪ from the mountains to the coast, ♪ ♪ it's the state with the most. ♪ ♪ somos

hanna, thank you so much.t looks like it's going to be a costly easter for people across the country. a lot of things that people used to celebrate like butter, milk and eggs. >> have all gone up in price. so here's an idea how much eggs are going to cost right now. so these are the prices at the safeway in pleasant hill about $6 for a dozen brown eggs. if you're looking to buy a dozen white eggs will pay at least 4 bucks the whole. so price for eggs is up nearly 3 times over this time last year, the price increases caused by a recent bird flu outbreak wiped out more than 20 million birds and tighten the supply for eggs. according to the u.s. department of labor, the price index there in the last year. the price for eggs has skyrocketed by 50%. milk is up 11% and butter is up more than 5%. and skyrocketing inflation also puts an impact on online sellers. amazon is now passing those costs on to merchants who may in turn passed on to all of us. the online retail giant is slapping sellers with a 5% fuel an inflat

and oksanna eric from florida have waited in line, trying to get a visa for her 84-year-old mother, hannand walker and she's alone and we have a flight back to the united states in a week, and we can't get an appointment until june 27th, 2022. how is she going to survive? >> reporter: the countries bordering ukraine, u.s. embassies are inundated. in poland, the wait time for a visitor visa appointment is 125 calendar days. in moldova, at least ten months. >> i have appointment, but in may! >> reporter: not everyone with an appointment will greet approved. those with u.s. relatives are more likely to get an immigrant visa. those applying to come as visitors may get rejected if they can't prove they plan to return. inside the embassy, ambassador mark brzezinski tells me the u.s. is working to speed up the process. >> right now, a big effort is being made to see which program is applicable and appropriate for which particular refugee and which particular family. >> reporter: for a lucy few, today is day. >> i have good news, we got visa. >> thank you, embassy. thank you, usa, that you allowe

bottom of the 3rd, that's up to 2 on for former mark hanna. >> and he lines one into left for a base run scores the second run scores. mets extend their lead to 4 giants fall. 62 0st time this season that they lose the series look to shake it off, though, in washington as they take on the nationals next. finally, the a's looking to take their series against baltimore in oakland. bottom of the 5th, they're up a run. one on for sean murphy and he crushes one to left. no doubt about it. the 2 run blast extending oakland's lead to 3 in the is would go on to win 6 to 4. they take 3 of 4 from baltimore and they'll welcome the texas rangers to the coliseum for their next series. >> that'll do it for sports kron. 4 news a i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you are watching actual videos of the tesla full self driving technology as recorded by the drivers. from turning too tightly and hitting a pylon... [ expletive ] to swerving toward a pole. jesus. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over. sometimes it seems the tesla doesn't want the driver to t

in 1904, the state of massachusetts purchased hanna keys island, a 75 acre island in buzzards bay to use as a quarantine hospital or leper colony in the parlance of the day. the state had already chosen to other sites on the mainland, but never built there because of opposition from local communities. in addition to being separated from their families and friends by water, many of the patients were immigrants who didn't share a common language with one another or with their doctors making this quarantine hospital extremely isolating experience similarly the state of louisiana founded leper home in carville in 1894 following a state law calling for people with the disease to be quarantined. the law banned hansen's disease patients from public transit so the hospitals first residents arrived on a cool barge. louisiana also had t turned carville into the national leprosaurium. massachusetts closed the quarantine hospital on panickies island and response and sent its 13 patients to carville. massachusetts closed the quarantine hospital on penikese island in response and said it's 13 pati

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mike hanna jazeera washington. let's discuss this now. if he williamson who's director of the europe and central h division that human rights watch, george me now from berlin. even before boot, shall russia been accused of targeting civilians indiscriminately? your organization had recorded violations against civilians and the chinese have her keys. and the key of regions of ukraine, you've described that as a power war crimes. what do you make of this evidence now of atrocities and in places like boots and pain? having me. sadly, it's not too surprising, given the evidence we published in our report today of very serious abuses, unbelievable cruelty in fact, by russian soldiers executions, a rape in one case, as well as another serious abuses by, by individual russian soldiers. so we haven't got evidence of what happened to the 300 people that you mentioned me or port in butcher. but we are very concerned that they could have been similar executions that took place there. given the evidence we've gathered and published today, i want to a

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earlier i spoke to hanna hopko, who's in lviv this morning, she's a former ukrainian mp, and former headom missile attacks. i heard five of them. i started to call all my friends, because we are living close to the places where these attacks were done. actually, official sources say six people died, among them one child. this is a message from putin that he will not stop unless we, ukraine and the collective west, by providing ukraine with the weapons we need, we stop putin. his goal is to destroy the whole ukrainian nation. and he's deliberately attacking civilians in almost all ukrainian cities. it's like 9/11 which happens every day in ukraine. his goal is to turn ukrainian cities to be like grozny without any conditions to leave even western ukraine. idps, ukrainians from kharkiv and mariupol came here, but now it's not safe for idps and for us to live in ukraine because putin wants to destroy everything. i've spoken to analysts who have talked of the race to resupply militarily on both the russian side and ukrainian side. do you think ukraine is ready to cope with an intensification

any evidence, implied based on the text message live round may have been fired on the prior set by hannaevidence to support misstatement gutierrez-reed's attorneys asked the sheriff amend his remarks. this morning the sheriff is not commenting any further and now as the blame game plays out in public, it is the district attorney who will have the final say over any potential criminal charges. >> and miguel, gutierrez-reed's lawyers were also concerned that now the focus us on her and not on safety issues on set. >> that's right. they are worried this is tainting public opinion and say it distracts from the safety report issued days ago by the state, blames rust management for the unsafe conditions on set and blamed them for the shooting >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> straight ahead new details on that controversial decision to serve olivia wild custody papers from jason sudeikis while she was live on stage. >> inside the growing fallout and the security concerns after this time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide tempo

hanna was stung on spring break in florida she says she felt a slight pinc on her chest within minutesere else. >> reporter: rushed to the er for help where she received an injection of an anti-inflammatory medicine for the increasing pain. >> i thought for a moment that i'm like either was going to die or was going to be close to it, just because of how bad -- like just how bad the pain was. i never felt anything like ha. >> while man o' wars are found in tropical water year round they are spotted more frequently on u.s. coasts in the spring and summer time. if you do get stung experts say vinegar is your best bet spray or pour on the wound to neutralize the venom do not touch the area with your hands. instead scrape the skin with an object like a credit card to remove residue, and make sure to soak the area in hot water to get rid of any remaining toxins. the venom in the tentacles extremely powerful and in rare cases, especially for those with allerys it can be fatal. >> thank you kerry carson news of big engagement. >> ben and jen are back at it for round 2. coming on "pop start,"

that but he can't because left now controls his party, the same left where a colleague of mine ro hannaes in there as witnesses went down line to each witness said will you pledge to production every one beige barging wrns to decrease production do you want 8 dollar gas? the truth is they arrogance for us folks driving pick up trucks he can't do the right thing because they control the party. maria: i remember that hearing, that is incredible, oil companies, good to see you. thanks so much come back soon love hearing from you jim jordan we will talk soon. thank you coming up social hour over social justice alexandria ocasio-cortez is under fire for skipping out on amazon union rally where was she. >> 20 minutes away from march jobs' report all-hands-on-deck when we come back will break down everything you need to know about the economy and jobs right now joining the conversation all morning long this morning, dagen mcdowell, james freemanure watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . . ♪ ♪ we all need a rock we can rely on. to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪ ♪ to be... un