why do we give up hope? people have been through so much, he just reflects everyone outside who has been a refugee and still has hope and humanity . even though he has experienced the worst of it. we wish you bring up such an important point in such a big question. every faith tradition tries to articulate it as best as they can in whatever form it does, hope in the theological structures. there are core narratives, core contemporary conversations about what hope is and how it functions. a lot of times i think we think of hope is something that we come to understand in our own lives. and certainly that is part of it. but i am wondering for you, what you learned about hope from peaceful? >> these people have taught me so much about life. one of the things that is true, i think of every refugee i have met for the most part, i have great respect for our stories. everyone has a story. their stories are dramatically different. because they suffered tremendous hardship. from them, i gain insights about how to live

i hope this calmly sunny morning will bring us only good surprises. chic what a good image? guys, well, 15 minutes before the broadcast. this is the first channel. three chords. at the table, you are not at all embarrassed. skip not scary on let's go next. what will you say when you're in front of him? today in let all the main characters of this story speak in our studio, a man who does not even need to be introduced. good evening where did you go? this is the main vocal project of the country voice. my name is dmitry nagiyev don't touch your glasses. and now, dear friends, on the example of our layout. let's see how ours are set up. and my colleague joins us, you are live. this is the life of others. let's see what's going on behind closed doors. stop doing kind of what i see for the first time. i really need to say something to them. goodbye drum. and with whom did you come to us today? good morning everybody. you just woke up and those who haven't gone to bed yet? i hope this calmly sunny morning will bring us only good surprises. what's a good im

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certainly would hope so, let's would hope so. certainly would hope so. let's talk— would hope so.et's talk about _ would hope so. certainly would hope so, let's talk about another - would hope so. certainly would hope so, let's talk about another story - so, let's talk about another story dominating the headlines. this is the rwanda plan, we've got the united nations saying that this plan will fail? , ., ., will fail? they are pointing out riuhtl will fail? they are pointing out rightly that — will fail? they are pointing out rightly that other _ will fail? they are pointing out rightly that other countries - will fail? they are pointing out i rightly that other countries have attempted this, despite the government saying this has been a ground—breaking strategy. israel deployed a scheme back in 2014 which did the same thing of sending immigrants to rwanda. and of course, also australia has tried something similar in sending immigrants to one of the islands around papua new guinea. they are horrific stories that come out about those. really horrifying, people dying in those camps

. . ., ~' was hoping for.ave switched _ was hoping for. what do you think so many have switched from _ was hoping for. what do you think so many have switched from socialist i many have switched from socialist afar right here? does it worry you? because we are in a former industrial area, because we are in a former industrialarea, it because we are in a former industrial area, it was a mining area, it always felt like there was area, it always felt like there was a base in your country, and people moved to communism, then to the far right, and that was something against against capitalism. and marine le pen it used this way of speaking about social, and she forgot to say that 20 years ago, her father was against jacques forgot to say that 20 years ago, her father was againstjacques chirac, and it wasjust father was againstjacques chirac, and it was just a far—right position against people who are arabian or coming from morocco or algeria, and a lot of them are here because we need them in the extraction mine a

how do you maintain hope? in the future, given i maintain hope?s everything that's happened? translation:— everything that's happened? translation: �*, ., , translation: it's not hope, its certain . translation: it's not hope, its certainty- that _ translation: it's not hope, its certainty. that you _ translation: it's not hope, its certainty. that you will - translation: it's not hope, its certainty. that you will win. - translation: it's not hope, its| certainty. that you will win. yes, of course- _ certainty. that you will win. yes, of course- mr — certainty. that you will win. yes, of course. mr president, - of course. mr president, thank you is yellow thank you so much. - the president speaking to me a little earlier today, at an undisclosed location in the capital. in other developments, the flagship of russia's black sea fleet, the moskva, has sunk following an explosion and fire, according to russia's defence ministry. ukraine claims it fired on the warship with two missiles. russia denies this, but has admitted there was a fire on board,

this is what sir the ukrainians are hoping for. the regarding the meeting between neglige harris and sir, and putin and sir the outcomes of this diplomatic efforts, i don't think their expectations are very high, but their expectations are very high. regarding nato entry, guarding their closest allies, of course, the closest allies for the ukrainians at the moment or the united states. a hi delegation was here 2 days ago and said the united states have already promised more than $3000000000.00 us dollars self military 8. and they, 2 days ago, during their visits in kia, they promised even more. so this was very well received. it's still not enough, of course, from the ukrainian side. but 1st of all, they are looking to the united states and they are looking to there are western neighbors, especially poland, slovakia, the baltic countries, they have been close allies to and they hope now of course that more countries will join. and so they, they see the signs from germany, of course, and hope that it will go down to star action in t

you make me more hopeful about our future. jill biden: i hope so. my students make me hopeful, so thank you hillary for focusing on community colleges. it will make a real difference. thank you. hillary clinton: thank you for everything you are doing. our hearts and energy go with you. jill . we have chelsea clinton hosting a discussion about mental health and climate change. it is catalyzed and equal rise in dread that many of us feel on a deep cellular level. we can ignore that or recognize it and use the recognition as hopefully further momentum for the actions that we need to take to change how we lead our lives to ensure that many generations to come are able to lead their lives here on our beloved planet earth. i am grateful to be joined by people who are very much leaders in this area to hear their thoughts and learn from their work. in this magic of zoom, you will see our guests. i want to start by saying how grateful i am to both of them and continued expression of gratitude to the team and all of our partners. i wonder if you could share w

like this are ray of hope. they help us to believe in the best to hope it'll all be overseen and things will be. all right, so it's good that life goes on because music and art are part of life there, the rays of light that help the soul survive. we go the soon losing organizers plan to stage more concerts until the war comes to an end. ah, in russia to many are risking everything by calling for an end to the war. a growing number of artists and intellectuals are leaving the country in protest among them. russian prima ballerina august men of, she's just performed in a benefit gala in naples, along with ukrainian dancers and ballet stars like anastasio go sky. one of russia's greatest literary voices is now living in exile, too. will lose mila lit sky. our stay in berlin forever. was she never be able to return to moscow? can she start a new life at the age of 79? possibly russia's most important living writer, she left her country in mid march, her oldest son, who lives in london convinced her to let him neces

hope that this dream once expressed through poetry and protest. we'll finally be a reality for children in northern ireland. none of this would have been possible. were it not for the courage and strength of generations of women? though they may have worshiped separately on sunday. seven days a week. they all set a silent prayer for their husbands to return safely home. seven days a week. they lived in fear that the unspeakable would happen that they would be forced to bury their own child. and yet seven days a week they carried on with hope and prayer that the future would be brighter free of troubles and heartbreak. wives mothers sisters daughters few were household names but having seen their lives their families and communities torn apart by violence. women came together as women have always done first ladies in their own words continues now on american history tv political scandals marred the clinton years culminating during bill clinton's second term with his impeachment and senate acquittal hillary clinton was asked in 1994 about the couple

to the victory, i hope so.- the victory, i hope so. as we enter what's _ the victory, i hope so.belled - the victory, i hope so. as we enter what's labelled the - enter what's labelled the situation room, the president at the text. it situation room, the president at the text-— at the text. it emmanuel matron? _ at the text. it emmanuel macron? yes, _ at the text. it emmanuel macron? yes, he - at the text. it emmanueli macron? yes, he phoned at the text. it emmanuel - macron? yes, he phoned me. we have connections.— macron? yes, he phoned me. we have connections._ he i have connections. that's it. he dro - ed have connections. that's it. he drapped you — have connections. that's it. he drapped you a _ have connections. that's it. he dropped you a message? - have connections. that's it. he dropped you a message? yes, | have connections. that's it. he . dropped you a message? yes, but hejust dropped you a message? yes, but he just tried to reach.— he just tried to reach. when ou he just tried to reach. when you have — he just tried to reach. when you have some _ he just tried to re

god forbid we really hope so and we hope so thank you very much. well, so to speak. a broad sense we don’t specifically talk about me and olesya, then we, so to speak, are also doing everything to make this happen as soon as possible . thank you so much alexey valerievich alexey cousin was in direct contact with us. and rodion valerievich but tell me, please, well, i also don’t want to repeat myself there and not look like, so to speak stupid. i have asked this question many times and received the answer many times. well, once again, anyway. so i remembered that this is a problem with water supply. donetsk is not something to say side, so to speak, a factor in the conduct of hostilities. i'm used to the fact that this was a purposeful, so to speak, tactical or strategic task, and it was carried out by the ukrainians . he was further controlled by ukraine, only there was a problem. that is, he passed the water passed through the donets took place in mariupol that is, when ukraine decided that they no longer needed mariupol. that is, there , uh, conditionally, there ar

that is my hope. but that is the goal that they will be able to have the breadth and scope of what they like to do not happen and necessarily include fighting in the way that we have had to, our parents and grandparents and others have had to but i wanted to ig understand just as i said that the civil rights era is fluid and it includes what you are and showing up for others as well and not just waiting until it impacts you individually to have a concern about these issues . but i also think as many parents fi find myself engaged in a bit of doublespeak inadvertently. on the one hand i'm telling my children i'm not always going to be around, figure this out for dial 911. these officers will help you, don't trust every officer or the ideas of we love everyone and everyone is loving you and everyone isgod's child, people will hate you . there's eight in the world and equated to i thought perhaps i would be able to approach my kids htchildhood as a museum in the sense of where going to go to this wing, v

hope you're right. i do too. i hope you're right and i hope we can get there without another tragedy and i think that's i think that's what real perhaps that's the that is the moment that people start to feel. i don't know that that's i don't know. i hope that's the case. i want that to be the case. but i think there is a domino effect occurring. but once the domino's rest. i think change will come. that's great. well, thank you. thank you. top non-fiction authors about their latest work. mark the dumbest generation grows up is a follow-up to

hope she's found alive and well.ve she's alive. >> reporter: san francisco police and fbi increasing reward from $100,000 to $250,000 for any information leading to arrest of the suspect or suspects responsible for the disappearance of arianna fitts. authorities releasing a new aged progression photo of arianna, who would be 8 years old today. >> we won't give up until we have justice for nicole and arianna. >> reporter: it goes beyond california. >> working to put up billboards with photos and age progression images throughout california and nevada. >> reporter: tonight family and friends hoping this renewed interest in the case will spark new leads to bring arianna home. >> anytime that we get her picture out there increases my hope, every time. >> reporter: in san francisco, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> we have new video of unusual fire in oakland that had crews scrambling. this is 7th and mandela parkway, not far from west oakland b.a.r.t. station. rv without a roof full of cardboard and other debris that

hope. hope for a better future for our city. that is what i see right here on this water front. people all over the world. they know the story of the famous waterfront from the golden gate bridge to fisherman's wharf, embarcadero to the ferry buildings that welcomes commuters from across the bay and visitors from all over the world. under the bay bridge to the ballpark where bonds and buster posey became legends. today it stretches south to mission bay where they play in a beautiful new home built by the manneds of the holwork force -- by the hands of the local work force. [applause]. what is happening right here as we emerge from this pandemic is a sign of hope for san francisco. now, i want to take a moment to take us back. i talk a lot about my grandmother, what she did for me, how her spirit and body what this city is capable of doing for people. today i want to talk about my grandfather, willie brown. not that willie brown. he is not the grandfather. my grandfather was a world war ii veteran. when word got out to the south that jobs were available, he with so many others mo

he is in the hospital recovering hoping to continue his football career. the protesters say that he was not responsible for what happened. >> he was not responsible for what happened, and once again, the san jose mistaking excessive force against black people and the black community and this is something that keeps happening over and over again. >> reporter: the shooting remains under investigation. >>> turning our attention to ukraine. people are still being evacuated as the killing continues. ukranian officials say that russians are leaving behind landmines behind destroyed homes and dead bodies. meanwhile, this morning seven corridors are open to evacuate people. just yesterday, the red cross says that its attempt to deliver aid and have a massive evacuation failed. they were only able to get out about 3,000 people. russian forces have withdrawal from a kyiv airport. and some ukrainian forces have retaken some of their cities and re-secured a major route to kyiv. >>> and now, back home, police are hoping that upping a reward will help to get information

like this are we of hope. they help us to believe in the best to hope it'll all be overseen and things will be all right. but us good that life goes on because music and art are part of life there. the rays of light that help the soul survive the soon losing organizes plan to stage more concerts until the war comes to an end. ah, in russia to many are risking everything by calling for an end to the war. a growing number of artists and intellectuals are leaving the country in protest among them. russian prima ballerina august me inova. she's just performed in a benefit gala in naples, along with ukrainian dancers and malay stars like anastasio garcia, one of russia's greatest literary voices is now living in exile too. will lose mila lit sky. our stay in berlin forever. will she never be able to return to moscow? can she start a new life at the age of 79? possibly russia's most important living writer. she left her country in mid march. her oldest son who lives in london, convinced her to let me necessarily fee

finally, for the moment, you mentioned hope rather than - you mentioned hope rather than expectationtra for the efforts around the humanitarian corridor today. efforts around the humanitarian corridortoday. is efforts around the humanitarian corridor today. is it the same for the meeting is expected next week between the un boss, and vladimir putin and president zelensky? i think probably even more so. although antonio guterres is the words murcia diplomat, head of the word's murcia diplomat, head of the un, will be seeing both presidents, where there could be a window for compromise and agreement, when you have two sides who are most vastly differing in what they want and could accept on behalf of their populations, how he will find common ground there, i don't know. there will be other games to be made i am sure, some talk of drawing down the beginning of a process, maybe, but when you have a situation where one side essentially wants to take over large amounts of the territory of another, how we can find a compromise there, it is quite difficult to learn.— compromise there, it is

thank you ve much and we hope that we will. thank you very much for— and we hope that we will.e that we will. thank you very much for talking to us. - and we hope that we will. thank you very much for talking to us. thank i very much for talking to us. thank ou. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah mulkerrins. good afternoon. let's start with the premier league and a big game in the relegation battle — and bottom side norwich have beaten burnley 2—0 at carrow road for chance to keep their survival hopes alive pierre lees—melou put the hosts ahead in the ninth minute, before a late teemu pukki doubled the lead. norwich's defence came under relentless pressure at times but withstood everything to record back—to—back clean sheets in the league for the first time since october. burnley stay third from bottom, but four points from safety. we're about 15 minutes away from the big game at the top of the table — manchester city hosting liverpool in a match that could go a long way to deciding the destination of the title. just one point seperates the s

i hope you can see my the arrow. eric was a doctor and he was also a grand grandson of a doctor that his father was also a doctor and he was born. 1929 end of 1921 october actually 1921 9 life started as happy regular happy life for youngboy. nice. happy childhood busy with the family living in germany as a -- and that this age of course didn't mean much but later on life started on those years started to change very dramatically to all jewish citizens of germany. um in 1933 one of the changes after the of course the rise of the united regime lots of new rules came in and restrictions and one of them the family was in chichin as i mentioned, but because the changes and thomas fathers a doctor could not work anymore and public places and they had to move back to his hometown, which was boynton boynton was on the border of poland and every every detail i'm saying about thomas childhood now would be kind of significant to his story later. so he spent a few years in boynton growing up happy child, very connected to natur

i hope your day is off to a fantastic start. if not, i hope it gets better.ar skies and, guess what, we have sunshine today. downtown san jose, a beautiful view of the sunrise. you can't really see downtown, but you know what you can see on radar is the missing rain. it did move out east and now we are in the clear as high pressure, as what will be taking over for the next couple of days, and that will help clear us out from the rain. current temperatures, 43 in dublin. santa rosa, 43. look at san francisco at 49 degrees. forecasted highs for this afternoon, we have a light wind right now from the north west in the south bay at about 15 miles per hour, but daytime himes sitting pretty in the 70s. look at morgan hill, 74 degrees. san jose, 72. through the interior valleys we have warmer spots. 77 for antioch. concord, 76. then in through oakland, a high in the 60s. upper 60s around the peninsula as well. for san mateo, 68 degrees. we have winds from the west about 17 miles per hour, so it is breezy but wind won't be a huge factor which is great. sonoma, 75 deg

but now, i am going home, and i hope all of you will as well. thank you. >> you're watching american history tv and listening to hillary clinton in her own words. midway through the clintons' first tirm pb a historian interviewed the first lady as part of a forum. one asked when americans would elect a woman into the white house. >> if he decided not to go into politics or if by chance you hadn't met in school, do you think you yourself might have pursued a political career? >> probably not in elective office. i think that there's so many ways to serve, and i would be involved in my community, wherever that was, and i would be, i hope, working on issues that i care about no matter where i was. but i don't know that i would have pursued an elective, no. >> what do you think -- perhaps this is another way of asking. what do you think in terms of the reaction you get from people and the male, you symbolize to the people at large. are you many things to many people? >> well, again, probably. i mean, we get such wonderful letters from people, and i h

the work of hope sf is this idea of more than housing. that acknowledging that our public housing community, the levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities are not by accident. you know, it's our opportunity to address a system issue, you know, that people need more than housing. they need health services. resources. economic investment opportunities, jobs and things of that nature. and so hope sf strives to work with our city systems to better serve our public housing communities. >> so recently, mayor breed and speaker pelosi toured the site to both put focus on a national housing initiative and also to highlight the completion of the first new building. how many units does it contain and when will people start moving in? >> yeah. it was an amazing event. honored to have the secretary here with us as well in our community. it's 167 units. it's about 75% going back to the original families that currently live on site. so the replacement. so i did forget to mention i want to say real quick, the beauty of hope sf is housi

is there a fundamental distrust at the clintons. >> i hope not. now would be something that i would regret very much. i do think that we are transition figures if you will. we do not fit easily into a lot of our pre-existing categories. i think that having been independent, having made decisions, it is a little difficult for us as a country to make the transition of having a woman like many of the women in this room, sitting in this house. i think that the standard to some extent, the expectations, and the demands, have changed. i am trying to find my way through it, and trying to figure out how best to be true to myself, and how do you fulfill my responsibilities to my husband and my daughter, and the country. >> two years later, the first lady appeared before the grand jury, the question was was there any wrongdoing, and they failed real estate development known as whitewater. >> clinton arriving at the u.s. district court, to answer questions concerning her work for the failed arkansas savings and loans at the center of whitewater criminal inve

companion of hope. no, but korolev had such hope. here a completely new approach is required.he load is five times more and the distance is 15 times. means you need to double the speed by 20 times increase the power korolev and his deputy vasily mishin confidently approached a completely new rocket. just imagine vasily, the approximate height of the rocket should be half that building. do you really believe in success don't worry vasily and remember when my build space exploration will finally become real. do you know who we'll have to work with? first of all, i'm worried about the successful completion of the task. korolev himself proposed the candidacy of valentin glushko , the lead designer of the rocket engine. although knew that the nkvd had extorted testimony against him from this man in the late 1930s. you're the spitting image of jules faithful to transport such a weight, a new approach is needed. it's all true, but one engine. all the same, one cannot carry a five-ton warhead. of course, it cannot, but what if several engines are combined. it is necessary to take into

some little yellow, i hope that all of our work, the work of roast cosmos shows the we're still reliable partners. we believe that no matter how tough the sanctions are, it'll remain impossible to completely interrupt cooperation in space. it will be very difficult to restore relations with the west, but i think they'll still be restored. other people will come analyze the situation and understand the sanctions are actually economic warfare that harms all countries involved. not only the side of the sanctions target when they understand that, i think will return to cooperation in one form or another. going able to say thanks for joining us here in nazi international. went back in 30 minutes with the latest se then. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk with dom option or attaching to what you're going on the ground, the team. and i will be back

it _ hoping to achieve. i think this is a good step. it is _ hoping to achieve.eve. i think this is a good step. it is a little i is a good step. it is a little bit of a step, not a huge step. and it is going to help keep a lot of dangerous disinformation from spreading. they are going to take down posts by climate deniers, take down posts that misused data or cherry picked data to present a false conclusion. there is a lot of climate misinformation and disinformation out there. but this sort of thing has to be done thoughtfully and carefully. there are lots of important things to share and discuss about climate change, just not the false messages that unfortunately we have been getting for a long time from hard—core climate deniers. figs hard-core climate deniers. as ou hard-core climate deniers. as you say. _ hard—core climate deniers. as you say, it is very important this is done well and that is not easy because the climate deniers can argue that information is being managed which fuels their own conspiracy theories, as it were. . , conspiracy theories, as it

do you have hope? you have life and hope in your hands right now. >> i have hope.ourse i have hope. this is why i'm here. i didn't run away to the west or so poland. i think, you know, i think that poland has enough refugees already. i have hope, this is why i'm here. my husband, he joins the army. so he has hope too. otherwise he wouldn't go to the army. no, we have hope. we resist. we will do everything to stop, to stop putin, but, i mean, there are so many of them over there, and they are so aggressive, and they are well equipped, and we need really help. but we hope for this, yes. eric: god bless you, god bless your family and the people of ukraine as you cuddle your five-month-old. we hope for better times, and they will come at some point. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. eric: and and we'll be right back. in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. >> tech: does your windshiel

they have been taken to shelters where they hope to be safe. about 400 kilometer south safety is still a distant dream. russian forces continue to pummel the outs of stealth steel factory. the last pocket of resistance and mario pole. the port city has been under siege for weeks now. most of it has been wiped out by russian bombardment. the dire fate of mario pole has been a warning to other ukrainian cities to protect them. ukraine's president, bloody mu zalinski, has asked allies for more support for every one in the world. even those who openly did not support us here now agrees that the fight in europe, the fate of global security and the fate of the democratic wisdom is being decided in ukraine. and it seems like his calls for greater diplomatic efforts are being heard with dozens of nations willing to support ukraine in a war that it simply cannot win on its own. and the german government has shifted its policy on ukraine and announced it will deliver anti aircraft tanks to the country. this as the united states host a meeting of military

>> i would not do this work if i didn't have hope. it's that hope is not binary versus despair. it's this movie of emotions that are all mixed together. i remember really joyous moment at cop26, it was coming down with rain, everybody was wet in the streets protesting. i remember spotting elizabeth at the front of the crowd. it was this surreal moment of seeing one another and seeing all of these people from around the world, this diverse movement of different organizations different generations coming together to use our voices. i didn't go to cop this last time around looking for hope in closed-door rooms, i found it out in the street. i found it among the people who have systematically been excluded from these decisions and are on platforms. the rhetoric around this is doomsday and a public brick -- apocalyptic. that's what the news reports. they don't report on the things that people are doing every single day. on the days that i feel despair and far from the feeling of hope, i remind myself that the work that i get to do every day feeling that perhaps i can contribute to po

so now seeing that support greens, me hope, and i hope in the better future i hope the war was stop. it's a hope that many here share brighton beach is known as little odessa, due to the high number of russian speaking immigrants from southern ukraine. most of them oppose putin's war freedom. radio broadcast from brighton beach to russian speaking listeners and new york. anton call you teach is in charge. there are 2 reporters galena gold bank from yellow. ruth and michelle. novak nov, who's from russia, but has a ukranian grandfather. call you touch himself, is russian? augusta, his parents work for the russian army up here and date back the war and ukraine. me being against it clearly and having access to all the media, international, russian, ukrainian, named. and them being are only able to see the official propaganda from russia. i mean, it is difficult, it is difficult. it is like texting me hand on whatever those people say they are in the west don't, don't, don't believe them rushes right. and that's the, that's, that's the way it is. pretty them over him. sheesh sheesh shees

the only thing that can give hope is love. now because i am very frustrated as a writer, slum poets and feminist, and the new voice and spain's literary scene. her debut novel is about the spanish civil war, which her grandparents lived through. she's one of many artists exploring this repressed trauma from the past. i'm a member of the history of my country. is i horton to me because the civil war was not that long ago and it shapes our society to this day. i'm and then other so i me, my grandmother is still alive. so she suffered greatly also from the fact that much was repressed are forgotten salary and made you. i will tell him to guess will fidela lose that has yet to he'll know guess going i dilemma. what other duster uses, flashbacks to tell a tale of undying love from the perspective of an elderly woman in days without you door as a teacher in 1930 spain, galas or student both or fervent supporters of democracy on the 2nd spanish republic. the spanish civil war broke out in 1936 after general francisco franco participa

come on all the hope. not hear, the people have reason for hope and you can do something and rebuild. but in syria, that would be impossible smoothly. we have cities that are completely destroyed, complete. there's no hope left there. like there is here. gonna have no video hub. now that winter has passed, construction work is underway again and as has another coal, so there are more ukrainian refugees in need of transportation. the syrian refugees network is in great demand. these days there was about 18000 people live in the town of zinzis in the german state of rhineland palatinate. the collaborative space co working in zinzis became an organizational hub. during the flooding. here help us met up 8 meals and slept in close quarters for weeks. the syrian helpers are just arriving back at the co working space, and they're happy to see their old colleague, jennifer fletcher again. things have calmed down a bit in the r valley. the worst of the disaster is behind them. the syrians have made friends during t

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