director henderson.thanhair and thank you dan, for the presentation and for the, teacup committee meet i think it was last week, i thought it was a very helpful. and you know, educational discussion think the labor and training came up at end. so i do think it's appropriate for us to sort of dive into that a little bit more at our next committee meeting because it was at the meeting that, that we got a little bit of a chance to talk about it, what i did want to share with, the my fellow directors is that i thought that it was really clear how, how the team has provided some background and, you know, shown us how we gotce. but i thought that the vision for how we avoid this moment again in the future was also really clear. so, you know, i love vintage things, but i think is, really important that you all are incorporating into the strategy how we don't run into the running off of floppy disk situation again in what is it, whatever and so i think that that was, a point that was woven throughout the present

places like this website, that cybersecurity company, check point show gma clint henderson works in the travel industry for the points guy and was surprised to find more than 400,000 miles missing from his american airlines account. this receipt, showing one of those transactions someone had hacked into my account and had spent almost all my miles on luxury car rentals from from a few different airports. henderson admits he should have taken a few more precautions. >> i've had the same password at american airlines since the 1990s, and so part of it's my own fault because i probably wasn't changing my password as often as i should have. >> in both henderson and anderson's cases, they say. thankfully, the airlines refunded them their points. >> we're glad to hear that. that's good news. >> our thanks to gio there, and some of the advice is to not keep your password forever. you know, experts say change your passwords and use something strong that's not predictable. >> yeah. >> something you'll remember too. coming up, the latest entrant into the ongoing tour de turtles are the most adora

henderson. henderson. iirecr kinsey i. kinsey i director tarlov i tarlov i can i can i the minutes are approved places you on item five communications. i haveg on. item six. the director's report. director tomlin wcome everyone, in order to to turn te floor over to transit director julie kirsum, who will be offering a special recognition to the team who helped us recover from a little flood event at civic center substatio. thank you. it is my pleasure today to recognize a thank the civic center substationteam, ths self-organized in response to a pretty significant, impact in our system. i tnk we have some photos of it. sthisappened, we had a motorist overrun a high pressure fire hydrant, a just sent like it was the perfectly bad location that it sent, like an unprecedented amount of water into our civic center substation, which is basically the power workhorse of our surface trolley and f-line as well. so, you know, we have this collision. it sends in unprecedented amount of water, and we quickly start to react to that wat

i spoke with matthew henderson, the norcal communications lead for team rubicon. henderson told me he heard piro's story and he, with other volunteers, wanted to help. i kind of immediately jumped on and sent it up. the team rubicon chain of command and said, hey, i found an opportunity that is very, very important and i would like to get out here and help this one person. a lot of times we're responding. we just did an operation up in grizzly flats, where we were up there for 30 days. we had 70 people a day that came from all over the country, and we helped a lot of people. sometimes it's just being able to help one person at a time. and this was one of those times where i felt, rick and his wife really needed the help. perot and his wife say they aren't the only ones who suffered the loss of both of their homes. their neighbors on both sides also lost their home in the camp fire nearly six years ago, henderson told me volunteers are working to find important items for example, a memento from the home in the campfire. there's a mass of silver coins that they had

director henderson here. henderson. present. director. kinsey present. kinsey. present director. tarloff. present. present. chair ekin. here. eken. present. director. kahina is nottoday's r the record, i note that director kinsey is attending kinsey is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to speak or vote on any items, places you in. item nuthe nging and use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at thi te removal from the meeting room. any person responsible for the ringing use of a cell phone or other similar sound, producing electronic device places you on. item number four. approval of minutes for the july 16th regular meeting. there anys to the meeting minutes from the july 16th meeting?in none, we will open public comment for item four meeting te from july 16th, 2024. meeting. okay, seeing none, we can close public comment. may i have a motion and a second to approve the minutes? i move the item chair. thank you. is there a second? second? second? go aheadea call the roll on the motion to approve t

the, anyway, i like, paul henderson very much., you know, he could be president, because willie picked kamal over him to go in to be the da and so. and i ran, i run for the ideas. in 2007, kamala was running unopposed for da and went on. and there's aór good chance that biden might resign this weekendd a president that we can say, i knew her when, you know, but it could have been you, paul henderson. but but but i'm but i'm going to back this ballot measure. i'm going to back this ballot measure. and the f elected police chief, because i think they should both be on the ballot. d you've done a great job, paul, because you came into a hellhole. all thery thank you sergeant. our line item five commission reports, discussion and possiactioncommission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discusl limited to determining whether to counter any of the issues raiseds report commissioners reports and commission announcements for a consideration at a future commission meeting. commissione

britain's anna henderson won olympic silver in this discipline just henderson won olympic silver in thisplace overall. chloe was many experts to take the yellow jersey. chloe was many experts to take the yellowjersey. the world time trial champion and the american and the rainbow stripes lead the way until another dutch writer took to the road. the defending champion and this year's overall favourite. cheered from the as she powered her around rotterdam. a nervous wait to see if cole could go fast enough to stay in yellow. on a short course, the sprinter had an outside chance, but her best wasn't quite enough. nevertheless, the dutch domination is likely to continue. toppling the new leader by three seconds as the race heads for belgium. drew savage, bbc news. team gb�*s olympic athletes have returned home from paris, bringing with them 65 gold, silver and bronze medals. but although the games have only just finished, attention is already turning to the next generation and the competitors who might be winning in los angeles in 2028. our reporter tim muffett has been finding out more. dou

director henderson here. henderson. present. kinsey. present director. tarloff. present. present.n. present. director. kahina is not expected to attend today's meeting. for the record, i note director kinsey is attending this meeting remotely. director kinsey is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to speak or vote on any s, places you in. item number three, the ringing and use of cell phones and similar soun producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. the chair may order the removal fromting room. any person responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or other similar sound, producing electronic device places you on. item number four. approval of minutes for the july 16th regular meeting.

aight resign this weekend a president that we can say, i knew h been you, paul henderson.ut but i'm i'm going to back this one for elected police chief, because i think the you've done a great job, paul, because you came into a hellhole. all the thank you sergeant. our line item five commission reports, discussion and possible action. commission reports will be limited to a brief description of actision will be limited to determining whether to future commission meeting. commission presidents report commissionersng of items identified for a consideration at future commission, thank you. i wanted to mention a couple of things. just that both the chief and i have talked with folks about th specials. that's going to be comi, our august off. but also, i, che committee, wh to really make sure the% fulfills the 30 byitment of hiring 30% of officers by 20 that, me and updated me discussing how many women in the department havehe conversation about really making recommendations tohe chihange that we commit, that we actually implement and carry out and succeed in our 30 by0. so i'

our series continues the dots of henderson on d. w. the . this was deed up your news, and these are the top stories, us secretary of state and ne, blinking have live. i have done extra gig starting and literally store to present a new plan for tools in gaza. the proposal which is supported by egypt and caught the initially provides for 6 weeks. these files come off as cost out on the likelihood of an agreement as a zoned carries out more as strikes and central guides. though ukraine says it has destroyed another rich being used to supply a josh.

i was curious, continued johnson henderson, on the w the . this is dw news, and these are our top stories. israel says it's war plants and carried out what it called pre emptive strikes against hezbollah, militant target and lebanon authorities mirror, say 3 people were killed as velocity, it launched hundreds of rockets and drones against israel and retaliation for the killing of one of its senior commanders says it rejects new is really conditions put forward during talks in cairo. the talks are aimed at securing a cease fire in gaza and the release of hostages to sticking points include israel's insistence on maintaining a presence of.

had spent almost all my miles on luxury car rentals from a few different airports. >> reporter: hendersonhe same password at american airlines since the 1990s and so part of it is my own fault because i probably wasn't changing my password as often as i should have. >> reporter: in both henderson and anderson's cases, they say thankfully the airlines refunded them their points. >> whit: and our thanks to gio benitez for that report, and the hackers aren't just selling the points online. they're also redeeming them for gift cards or redeeming them for other rewards. so to keep your accounts safe, southwest airlines said they encourage customers to use strong passwords that are not reused. it's always the password thing. you have to stay on top that. all those different passwords. >> rachel: change it often. >> will: you have to stay vigilant. whit, thanks for that. >>> time now for the weather and somara theodore. >> somara: we're talking about the tropics but we're also talking about the wildfires out west and the heat. this is the park fire. 401,000-plus acres have burned. only 28% conta

from our series continues johnson henderson on the w. the a. hi, i'm a 5. i'm this name. so i'm being time i'm of course i'm can do my husband e mail. hi i'm so i know i come from florida. i am moses. i'm from not so much from the back button is that when it comes to love, indonesia is a deeply traditional society. we met 3 couples whose relationships are frowned upon by many in the country. the telephone will help and pink and bundle while have known each other for many years . they were high school sweethearts, but ended their relationship because of their different fates, till fun got married to another woman. but in 2020 his wife passed away. then after more than a decade of living, separate lives, how finding pain can re kindled, then of be happy that i have a feeling of such admiration for what tell fun has gone through in the 15 years that we haven't been together. and i ended up, i really didn't expect that a high school boy who seemed ignorant, who didn't care about life, is now a father of 4 children. now, a man who's responsible and very determined to yeah, tha

our series continues to the henderson on d. w. the synchronized swimming is a complex board, 8 women from pen cloner age between 50 and 60 years old. a challenging this. 10 years ago they had never even tried the same truck. and now they are training for the world. the cortex mazda is in japan, even dreaming of the middle. it's a tough journey, but in the end, what truly matters for them is that proving to themselves and to the well, that it's never too late. a good know system was in the one that we humans involve, doubts have to move, but we've moved away from it. however, life always brings us back to move to most of balance is all sit hills us. it unites us, you know, it's the dumps of life always around more testing. we are mounted buttons. see we had dragon fly someone's mind, hold onto some of the video that the menu is a swimming trainer and the oldest member of the team. at 61. she came up with the idea of creating a senior women's autistic swimming team, often using the current coach jesus who had just arrived in town to

our series continues dots of henderson on the w. the business data we news, and these are a top stories. you a secretary of state antony blank and has arrived in katara as diplomatic efforts continue to secure a ceasefire between israel and tomas. earlier he met with egypt, president bill fatah, c. c of age of the key, negotiating partner with him. us lincoln's as israel has accepted a bridging proposal, but her mind says the terms of a deal differ from a previous proposal. and then you asked that democrats are gearing up for the 2nd day of their national convention in chicago.

vice president carter commission and executive director henderson in the public&x. starting this weeks crime trends, we are still at part one crimes. that's a difference ofout 9000 crimes fewer than this time last year. property crimes is crimes is at 11% year. homicides, are we have 18 year to da had 29 year to date this time last year. our homicide cl to date is 94 13 incidents. 13 of 18 homicides were firearm related. and related crime, our total gun victims are down year, 121 compared to 86 this year. in terms of property crimes the property crimes are as i said last week, are really the reason that we have such overall crime. our larcenies are down significantlyk ins are down 55, year to date. so we have just over 5000 car break ins compared to 11,000 this time last year. in terms ofgnificant events for the week, i talked about this last week in this week's reporting period. we had a homicide thatn 16th and 17th. this a.m. the victim succumbed to h and was actually was transported.other victim was transported in stable condition. i'm sorry. so thewere two victi

we will take a telephone call from anderson, nevada -- from henderson, nevada, a republican. go ahead, please. caller: yes, good evening. host: yes sir. caller: i thought the obama speeches were superb. they talked about the foundations of democracy. they talked about freedom. they talked about our founders and the people that fought for our freedom. but all of that rings hollow. the downside is, we allowed unlawfully, upwards of 18 million illegals. we have a two-tiered legal system. unclassified documents, one is let go and the other is dragged through the court system. we allow the president -- the present system to arrest and drag through the legal system of upwards of 40 people because they questioned the last election. oh, they tried to either bankrupt them or throw them in jail, which some of them are. and even crazy people tried to kill an opponent because of the rhetoric and vitriol that's going around this country. host: thank you, from henderson, nevada. we are running out of time here, sir. sorry to root. the organizers of the democratic convention have moved the

vice president carter henderson in the public. starting this weeks crime trends, we are still at 32% reduction in total. crimes. that's a difference of about 9000 crimes fewer than this time last year. property crimes isd violent crimes is at 11% below where wetime last year. homicides, are we have 18 year to date. we 2e this time last year. our homicide clearance rate year3 incidents. 13 of those 18 homicides were firearm related. and in termof gun related crime, our total gun victims are down 29% from where theyr this year, 121 compared to 86 this year. in terms of property crimes the property crimes are as i said last week, are really the reason that we have such a significant drop inur larcenies are down significantlyour car break ins are down 55, year to date. so we have just over 5000 car break ins compared to over 11,0 11,000 this time last year. in terms of significant events for t about this last week just briefly, but it's in this week's reporting period. we had a homicide that occurred on min ss 16th and 17th. this was

our series continues. dodson henderson on w. the front of the home language is furious, getting a call from gaza, telling us another one of our loved ones has died on it. and in addition to the one for already morning has the on the mobile phone and all of the children here are suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. chevy with the anxiety, anxiety, depression, panic attack. so the, my homeland has been destroyed, my future, my workplace, and my home all destroyed being cut off. and you ask if i'm afraid, and i say the, the the best of my best segment hodge. i went on, i had a restaurant and gaza city called all turkey. it was in the remote neighborhood, opposite the aisle chief a hospital, especially for the kind of a boss. now we are in fairly well from the restaurant. we had a very nice life and easy to use it and we almost had lived in luxury the via the had them. i have fond memories of the restaurants, which my father opened about 30 years ago to be yes, had of getting your community served. western and local cuisin

republican vice presidential nominee senator jdance campaigned in henderson, nevada criticizing by demonstration policy sin vice president harris the democratic presidential nominee is responsible for the situation at the southern border. this is about half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the stage the next vice presidents second lady of the united states senator jd vance. [cheering] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thank you all, thank you please. wow. [inaudible] thank you, thank you guys. i think we have more people in las vegas than kamala harris did for her announcement that is pretty good. while my friends and 97 days we are going to take our country back and elected donald j trump president of the united u state. god bless you. we have middletown persons going to start in the great state of nevada. god bless you all. now it feels like time is standing still. politics a lot is happening and the last month. just over a month ago president trump wiped the floor with a president biden on the debate stage. exposed a t massive cover-up and saved america from four more years of th

i system series continuous dodson henderson on d. w. the way we don't hear bonds or cells or explosions. we hear nightingale singing at night too. for you, it's been 6 months since you boss and follow the me. a team got relocated to a quiet little village in the chair across the region in central ukraine. the 1st time we heard a thunderstorm while we were so scared, especially as the sound of the thunder rolling down. and then we heard the wasps to me. they sounded like drones buying the they left the city of betty slot in southern ukraine after drones attacked their house. the video shared on telegram show how russian drones have ravaged batteries love and its surrounding settlements. since at least the fall of 2023, leaving behind over a 100 civilian casualties. the scale and intensity of these drawn attacks are unprecedented. most of the population have left and sources say there is no significant military presence. so why are russian drones targeting this small city caught on the front line of the no less than a week after of lettin

about six months before the start of world war ii, the british ambassador to germany, sir neville henderson conversation he condemned, quote, the disgusting atrocities that were happening in dahao and buchenwald. to which the obergruppen fuhrer went to the bookshelf, took out a volume of the german encyclopedia, a page with the letter k, showed the article “concentration camp”, which began with the words “first used by the british in war in south africa." yes, it is truly known that the first concentration camps were created during the anglobburg war of 1899-1902 on the territory of south africa, britain tried with all possible forces to strengthen its dominance in this area and there were boers there, these are the descendants of various european peoples, especially the dutch, who fought against british rule, had partisan detachments, so in order to avoid the help of the local population, the boer population of the rebels, these concentration camps were created, according to some reports, more than 26 thousand people died there from hunger, cold, torture, executions, this is barberton, one

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johnson henderson on the w. the, the, there's a sense of empowerment that you get when you feel your strain within your punches that just likes me. why do you want a box? what do you have to for you want to prove that you're stronger than someone else. why? you know, i don't understand. it wouldn't make me feel better. my daughter was in a office setting during the 9 to 5 job, which i know has a steady pay and benefits by march. second, to get and see envelope gene. and if these be fi, nissan delays finance i wonder my son to become a doctor. that should be somewhere around a $1000000.00, but i don't know visit bank the see how much is david? i don't seem to sponsible for my mom and the responsibility is come from a very young age to me. so what if you get hurt and we, we don't goes charles and william you accomplish from that? i want to continue to be able to do that. it hurts when they can't understand me the i just want to pursue what sets my so on fire signs. familiar when it comes to money or career, we wan

i says our series continues to the henderson on the w, the version, the lead that i did not just change my life to fix my life. you know, it's not that there's no future needs buildings, but for me i want to explain all. and i believe that when i'm exploring, i will achieve something. that's what got me thinking about going to going on the i left him so much. i don't wanna lose my grandson and angela immigration to see me in our society as a way to escape what they call the hell is the wrong food dependent on the i and many of the young people think this is roy county who documentation, energy. oh then go to another country and she why would that be good in the field on that one day i will convince her to leave the country to achieve which he dreams of seen and she will acknowledge that i'm writing on the island. so i see myself staying in this country and they have to accept the venue for you now coming margins you think so, which is these are really fighting for some how motivation is to earn something else. so support also support ours and so basic goes abroad. you might not have any

johnson henderson on the w the . this is dw news, and these are our top stories. israel says it's war plants and carried out what it called pre emptive strikes against hezbollah, militant target and 11 on authorities mirror. say 3 people were killed as ballasa that launched hundreds of rockets and drones against israel. in retaliation for the killing of one of its senior commanders says it rejects new is really conditions put forward during talks in cairo. the talks are aimed at securing a cease fire in gaza and the release of hostages to sticking points include israel's insistence on maintaining your presence along causes.

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our series continues to the henderson on d, w. the . this is the w news, and these are our top stories in the us day to if the democratic national convention is underway in chicago. after president job, i didn't address delegates with an emotional speech on monday. former president obama is lined up to speak. you'll be making the case for the democrats presidential candidates. pamela, hard us, secretary of state on to me, blanket has arrived in katara as diplomatic efforts continued to secure a ceasefire between israel on 2 months earlier he met.

that's his 59th career leadoff homer trailing only ricky henderson who has is returned the favor in the 3rd darrell hernaiz high and deep to left. that's not only his first major league homer. it's his first major league extra-base hit and ties the game at one defense played a big role in this game. look at that play by vladdy guerrero junior robbing shelling all ears. if you're in the front row, you're like, hey, look what i cotton in my lap through the net. and that's a great play to end the threat in the 6th inning. then we go to the bottom of the 6th and a nice defensive stop by max schuemann. but the throw is off target and that's going to put runners on first and 3rd. and it would lead to a fielder's choice to put toronto in front. then in the 8th inning, a little bit of insurance. spencer horwitz to the top deck. that's a solo blast. and it's 3 to one. that would be your final as the blue jays take game one. well, the forty-niners left the bay area for tennessee today ahead of their first preseason game with the titans tomorrow. but the brandon aiyuk saga continues on according t

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johnson henderson on d w. the . this is dw news, and these are our top stories. german police say they've arrested a suspect and a mass stabbing the killed 3 people in western germany friday earlier. the so called is law. make state had said it was behind the attack on a diversity festival in the city of zoning, but i asked, did not provide evidence for its claim. the suspect reportedly turned himself into authorities after police carried out a raid on a home for asylum seekers. russia and ukraine have each exchanged $115.00 prisoners of war under a deal arranged by the united arab emirates.

our series continues to the henderson on d w. the . this is dw news, and these are our top stories. israel has launched a wave of attacks across the gaza strip in the run up to cease fire talks and said to resume in cairo on saturday. the boss run guns, a health authority says at least 27 people were killed in the strikes is really forces are pressing deeper into central and southern gaza as they battled tomas finders. tim was his formerly accepted the democratic nomination for us vice president. his speech closed the 3rd day of the democratic national convention in chicago blending optimism about cumberland here is his presidential bid with criticism of.

i system series continues dodson henderson on the w the . this is data we use life from bullying, mediators in contrast, say the guys and the sci fi talks will continue friday in the as well. protest is came out, the pressure on the government demanding a hostage deal with i'm us. and then gaza still continues to rise health authorities phase now until $40000.00 civilians and find and several arrests in connection with the advance of friends act and matthew perry to deltas and the act as personal assistant are among those facing charges. the .

fifty-nine's leadoff home run of his career trailing only ricky henderson, goat in that category, ricky, has anyone. but the a's would return the favor in the 3rd inning. darrell darrell turner left his first career major league home run. actually was his very first major league extra-base hit. >> ties the game at one. defense played a big role in this one showing years with 2 on and 2 out in the 6th pops it up into foul territory and just an incredible catch. vladimir guerrero junior into the net. if you're in the first look out, you got of latvian your left. great effort to end the inning. bottom half now, man on for spencer horwitz. how about matt schuman with the great grab but his throw is off target and that's going to put runners on the corners. it would lead to an rbi fielder's choice to put toronto 8th inning horwitz with some insurance. a no doubter, right ends up in the top deck at rogers center as the blue jays take game 1, 3, 1, >> all right. now to football. the forty-niners left for the bay area were left the bay area for tennessee today ahead of their first preseason gam

meanwhile the raiders have been practicing in costa mesa all week, avoiding the triple digit weather in henderson, nevada. the story of camp so far he's been the battle for the starting quarterback job. aidan o'connell had a nice run at the back end of last season and seemingly was a lock this year to lead the team. but the team then signed free agent gardner minshew to a two-year 25 million dollar contract to compete for the job. it's been a pretty even battle. so far, no clear winner as of yet. head coach antonio pierce said let the competition decide who wins out. now, as for minshew, he's on his 3rd team in as many seasons and says he enjoys the battle. >> do we have an awesome rooms of iron man? it's going to be a competition. it's going to be tough. it's going to be only one guy on the field, but that doesn't mean we're going to push to help this team in every way we can talk about after days back to say whoever is in a quarterback, no matter what field, but we have. it's our responsibility to lead this team lead our team to wins. >> you can watch all 3 raiders preseason games right here on

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the human distinction from it nationally, i system our series continues to the henderson on d, w. the users prefer spent, some people treat us as it were inferior because we can't read or write to it. but i see it this way. you mean we, we are all the others are some of it's not being able to do your abc times tables is no measure of intelligence. it's about having proper access to education. millions of people worldwide miss out from school. and yet education is a human rights news . in 2020 to 250000000 children and world wide did not attend school. one of the main reasons is poverty in the wealthiest countries in the world, children go to school for an average of 10 years in the poorest countries. it's not even 3. the many schools are poorly equipped and often they are far away. many children don't go to school because they have to help their parents either with shores at home or help earn an income. another reason for the education crisis is the global teacher shortage. according to un estimates an additional 44000000 primary and secondary teachers will be needed world wide 52

our series continues. dodson henderson on the w the when it comes to environmental protection. one of the biggest challenges is how to balance competing interests. all too often, there is a conflict between nature conservation out economic goals bought, taking auction on climate change, come and look new opportunities if it is done right. so welcome to go off because i am a son, drug of homes that we know on today's show will be seen. what doing it rides can look like i am. chris allows coming to you from lagos, nigeria. good to have you with us. here's what's coming up. are you got the climate positive is we'll take this tree hugging very seriously. why mix forest hill, the forest every use of the government for to, for you all the international ship it brought will begin on salt offer. it goes west coast in the coastal community that plays a key role in the luxury sea food market because it is home to one of the world's most expensive shell fish. but that leads the local fish of people come between the needs to make a living. and the needs to protect marine life in the watche

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tim will not speak to john henderson in washington dc. now, john said the us, there are some very high profile names on that list. that's right, and they are on their way back to the us. we have that information from secretary of state antony blinking is put out a statement saying that these and his words wrongfully detained, americans and russian decisions have been released. the the, those who are american are on their way to the united states. and this is a massive prisoner swap. it, it represents the biggest exchange since the cold war. but it's not really a re signing of relations between the united states and russia. and this is a transactional exchange since the war and ukraine, the us and russia has been more at odds and at any time since the cold war and this exchange represents a transactional swap. the russians really wanted to have body crowds of calls back . he is, he was convicted in 2021 in germany, of killing a former chechen rebels in a berlin park. and these are negotiations that have gone on since before the death of a

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i says serious, continues johnson henderson on the w. the migration is a tremendously polarizing issue around the world in germany. the deadly attack by a man who was in the country illegally has added fuel to an already heated debates . politicians are slinging accusations on each other, and many of them are trying to instrumental lies the public's fear for their own game. while germany's leadership struggles to find a way to address the challenges posed by regular migration without abandoning its humanitarian commitments, one very important question is going on answered what could have driven the suspected perpetrator into the arms of an extremist group like the so called a slum estate tonight we ask, how does radicalization work and what can be done to prevent it? i'm gonna call for lucian berlin, and this is the day the so how does i as keep recruiting people and who are they? from its beginnings, it recruited young people from across the middle east and europe using propaganda videos that appealed to people who felt marginalized and