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i'm no so on the invite list for the upcoming summer olympic games in from e g. i want to tell the russian and beller lucy and asking you to do that. they are not welcome in paris. i would also like to tell the ukrainian athletes was an older ukranian people that we support them very much. a of the international olympic committee announced in december the russian and spell are rushing as these could participate in the olympic games on the surface and conditions. sportsman from these countries can enter the olympic a re, not only on the neutral state. so sounds kind of display the flag so think they're also not allowed to compete in team sports. additional they support was rushed as a special operation or is affiliated with military structures. they will not be allowed to participate in the games. martian officials have called the i as the actions discriminatory since the restrictions have never been imposed on any of the country. they say the olympic sanctions infringe on the russian at least personal interests on the conditions for qualifying for the olympic games

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was shocked, i mean, i knew, you know, p-g-and-e's had raised, youu know, for commercial properties. i just didn't realize that it was going to be that high. the skyrocketing bills aren't just hitting zemrak to tackle the issue. >> the california public utilities commission is proposing a new $24 fixed charge on monthly electric bills. the utility reform network, or turn, says it's a move that would likely reduce the rates customers pay for power by anywhere from 5 to $0.07 per kilowatt hour. it's going to make utility bills more affordable for low income households that will reduce the volatility of month to month bills, and it will promote electrification. several people in orinda told us they would support the proposal, some pointing to the record profits. p-g-and-e's made last year. >> we went from something in the order of 300 to 450 an and i'm living with a low income person right now and it's, really difficult. >> the proposed flat rate wouldn't have an impact on businesses like the orinda theater, but zemrak says he hopes something can be don

put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, you will not be able to -- if i g get eet aelected, if i don't it will be a blood bath for the country that will be the least of it, but they won't sell the cars. larry: clearly, mr. trump was talking about a blood bath in the u.s. car business. and it is important also that he said he would stop chinese auto onslaught with mexico illegally as launching point for cheap cars, exports to u.s., which should be a violation of the u.s. mca agreement, and former president said if they, the chinese, continue he would slap up to 100% tariffs on the chinese-made cars, i think that is correct. now, here is mr. trump's own response. the fake news media and their democrat partners in destruction of our nation, pretend to be shocked at use of my word blood bath even they fully understand, i was referring to imports allowed by crooked joe biden which are killing automobile industry, a end quote. i say, mr. trump would be right, because it is case of our enemy, china. not acting in go reciprocal free trade manner, his key word on trade is

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what is interesting i think from alabama is we have heard from men who e g through ivf with their partnersfight than they were previous to that. i want to wrap up and ask you all what can audiencst our reproductive rights in the u.s. or globally? sara casey: for donors, commit to unrestricted consistent funding to grassroots feminist organizations around the world and in the global south who are the leaders in fighting for the advancement of sexual reproductive rights around the country. and i would say here, for those who can vote, push global her act which would prevent the u.s. government from introducing the global gag rule which removes funding from organizations working on sexual reproductive health around the world. [applause]■6 alexis mcgill johnson: as gloom and doom as we started the coersation, i do h hope right now and hope needs infrastructure, right, it needs to be supported, it needs everyone who is calling into the health center who needs an appointment, there is someone on the other side of that that needs to be supported to make sure they are able to do the work to ensure

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e's rate hike that will take effect next month. p-g-and-e's says it will amount to about $3.65 for the average electric customer. cpuc commissioners had no public discussion before the vote. it is disrespectful to customers and that the commissioners owe it to the customers to explain their vote, mark toney, executive director of turn the utility reform network, points out that the increase is on top of the hike that already went into effect on january 1st, which averaged around $38 a month per customer. this is despite the utility reporting last year's profits surged to more than $2.2 billion, a jump of almost 25. >> it doesn't make any sense for p-g-and-e's to keep crying poor when the fact is they are more profitable than they've ever been, p-g-and-e's said. >> this decision authorizes a temporary rate change to start recouping a portion of the money that was spent for wildfire mitigation and delivering key safety, compliance and modernization investments for our energy system. they're looking to recover a maximum of $516 million, which has already been spent on upgrades like undergrounding power lines. people united will never be defeated, which is why the coalition to