they're particularly proud of their inn, named after the crimea.utin: there you are, my heroes. >> the inn is where milutin gets together with his friends for a drop or two of their home-made slivovitz, called putinovka. vladimir putin is their idol and their patron saint. malia: out of gratitude to putin, we decided to name our village putinovo. we came up with the idea seven or eight years ago. as you know, we were often oppressed by the west, and so our brothers, the russians, came to save us from the plague of the west. >> it's going to be a long evening at the crimea inn. and the war on ukraine will once again be a leading topic of conversation. milutin: long live russia. >> downtown belgrade, the neo fashion studio. this young serbian label is taking shape in a rear courtyard. its head is the 30-year-old nevena ivanovic. to her, the world is her home, and she can't relate to the affinity so many of her fellow serbians feel towards russia. nevena: i'm constantly trying to find where i belong. that inspires my work. i've learned i can be at hom

they're particularly proud of their inn, named after the crimea.there you are, my heroes. >> the inn is where milutin gets together with his friends for a drop or two of their home-made slivovitz, called putinovka. vladimir putin is their idol and their patron saint. malia: out of gratitude to putin, we decided to name our village putinovo. we came up with the idea seven or eight years ago. as you know, we were often oppressed by the west, and so our brothers, the russians, came to save us from the plague of the west. >> it's going to be a long evening at the crimea inn. and the war on ukraine will once again be a leading topic of conversation. milutin: long live russia. >> downtown belgrade, the neo fashion studio. this young serbian label is taking shape in a rear courtyard. its head is the 30-year-old nevena ivanovic. to her, the world is her home, and she can't relate to the affinity so many of her fellow serbians feel towards russia. nevena: i'm constantly trying to find where i belong. that inspires my work. i've learned i can be at home anyw

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she has a lot of power, not just inn the number of social media followers she has but in the number, amount of money she can raise overnight. so she's a kind of, in some way she's a more conventional politician then she was when she entered politics. and she had to deal with all of that. it can be easy for her. she has made some mistakes and she has alsot made some choices that ability made the far left mad that elected orher. >> one thing that really struck me when she started campaigning for bernie in 2020 was it had a little of conflict because of course medicare for all, like that's what we want.e, and then she had i think was the interview where she said would it be the worst thing and will if we don't get medicare for all but like we still get a public option? which ten years ago -- i think that is just like oh, really, high wire act that i don't think anyone would want to be in her shoes. you cannot pay me enoughld money in the world to live like her one day because she's just dealing with so many like pressures at the same time. she has a ton of self-awareness. her limitation

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uh, it takes years to create some kind of tradition, at the beginning of the inn mass was headed by christ. it was reported that the media manager challenged the team to show their political views less, the producer was instructed to select guests, concentrating on details, and not on informational noise. and the elevator urged people to get carried away with the banner less. breaking news on cnn has happened more than once that viewers are intrigued, and lightning turns out to be a message about what kind of ice cream the president tried or called them to focus on informing, but the result is emphasized by the american media turned out to be even worse than the previous one, firstly, no one would believe that the universe suddenly became objective. i think they have themselves. it will not work on the other hand, those who, for example, from the liberal camp, watch everything on the internet, because the republicans are criticized there by the trumps and so on. they can stop watching the tv channel if it seems to them that , in general, this criticism has now become such more confused. a

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opportunitis for companies and will unleash innovation so that we can address the problems of today and inn the future like climate change it and if we do this right, will afflict women, people of color, and underserved communities across the country prayed to the president's leadership, with the commerce department taking a central role, america is back in the world stage by revitalizing and protecting our security and focusing on being a partner of choice, we a new era of prosperity and meeting pressing needs it and leadership in the 21st century. i'm truly honored to behe doing network and thank you very much. [applause] [applause] thank you don, i have a new question, that was a great speech and then i think that we have time comedy weekee for a couple, you should get a card and write outd your questions e can take a couple of questions from folks inn the audience and from the online audience and so if george if you don't be handed, some people might needei a car to thank you and let me start by asking you. you mentioned a couple of things, you covered ad lot of ground in that speech of

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be able to defend themselves in places like new york city, like at the bodega or when you're walking inn, like when you're a victim of a crime, it changes your life forever. life forever, even if you even if you survive. and again, these prosecutors have taken aside and stopped the side of those victims. >> never you feel that it's impossible to fix now that the thing is gone tooul far . there is no point it makes it within two months.wi it's an easy problem to fix.it you started this. i'm talking about criminal justice reform, the whole idea of criminal justice reform. another word. b my first job was in juvenile court advocating foruv young victim young young offenders didn't want wanted to turn overm their life. but as you can see, this is a repeat offender like many of these people. is not reform.rn this is a return back to crime . >> there's a way to fix the system and say you lookd, make sure people have equal protection under the law, get effective counseling, all . t and buthe the idea that we should bring that is going to helpck black folks by putting people that are terrorizing

she plans to make extra money by running a small inn. >> people could come for lunch.erve them sopaipillas or mate. >> that right now, it is winter, so she and her husband live in their house in the valley. it has running water and electricity. they also keep their animals here until spring. they mostly survive on supplies and savings left over from summer. >the couple's four children have all moved away to the cities. one of their sons lives more than a day's bus ride away. his mother hasn't seen him in over a year. >> as a mother, it doesn't make you happy. you don't know how they are. what they need. whether they have enough to eat. sometimes it makes me very sad. >> she hopes that tourism may bring some of her children back to the village for good. but for that to happen, a lot would still have to change here in the pehuenches' mountainous home. >> for this week's global snack, we try something" tasty in south africa. on route 27, an hour's drive from cape town, the "r27 roosterkoek" snackbar serves up delicious freshly-baked treats. its speciality are "roosterkoek

they both make a play for it he knees profar on inn the neck.e tried to walk it off and collapsed on the field. he's been transferred to the hospital. back to baseball. giants down to their final out. trail big one crawford by one. austin slater and webb loves it jorge alfaro walks it off for the padres be the base loaded single. two on the final. the giants lose yet again and the a's were off the american century celebrity golf tournament was in tahoe. stephen curry going for his first title after three top five finishes. while charles barkley guarantees he will finish the top 70. >> curry doesn't think he has a chance. >> no. hell, no. let him playing on every t. there's no way he's doing it. as much -- as much faith as chuck has had in the warriors winning championships, there's not amount of faith in him hitting the top 70's. >> it's a good smack talk. first round of the nhl draft, the sharks took phillip -- f filip bisted. >> it's been a long grind. and without having a g.m. in place, i've got to give them a ton of credit. they ground it ou

. >> reporter: she was shot and did killed at a days inn. selena was only 23 years old. around the world. out even though selena was gone, her voice was never silenced. >> i think the beauty of what's going to happen is these songs, these were recorded basically when selena was 13 to 16 years of age. so selena's been gone for 27 years. she did them when she was 13, passed when she was 23. so technically these songs haven't been listened to or touched in 37 years. >> one of the songs, she recorded when she was 16. you managed to change her voice a little bit to make her sound more mature? >> yeah, it's not really change her voice. like a deejay, you go to a club, there's been talk on the internet that's being done by artificial intelligence, being done by robot. and that's just rubbish. >> what did you think of the result? >> i loved it. i cried when i first heard everything. ♪ >> reporter: selena first catapulted to success in 1992 with the emotional ballad "cobo la fleur," "like a flower," instant hit on the latin pop charts. three years later, selena's music had crosse

the overall fertility rate inn the united states hit thatth is before covid. this country is now well under-l the so-called replacement level. that means if we continue on this trajectorynt and nory one is trying to t take us off this trajectory, eventually there will be no more native born americans. >> be so you put these two graps together. show you what do they show you? bu well, they show that a number of things, but here's the main one . sometimeain around nineteen sixy five , our leaders stopped trying to make the united states a hospitable place forte american citizens, their constituentss to have their own families that used to be considered the center task of leadership, perpetuatingng the population. if people are happy t and confident, they'llation. hae kids. they're vested inn the society and if they're not, they won't.e that was their job. so they stopped doing it and instead they just imported new people. wh that's literally what happened. you know, toat point this out, f course, the media become absolutely hysterical when you do because it'ssme

i this god thing and they ask you this, what about writing them back now and saying inn retrospect, i put this in my new book, the letter that i you sent me in retrospect with all of the of the multitude of gas that biden has and allf the cognitive struggles that everybody else in the world sees, say you still stand by your previous letter to mer or you want to give me the apology that you owe me. i would write that letter back to obama. i could i'm guessing i'm not going to get a response on that. i think i burned that bridge.i but you know, i wrote this book short out of frustration. you know, the book's holding the line. right you can go out and get it right now. it's gotot a lot of great storis in it, likeries about my relationships with all three of the presidents and some of the you know, some of the interactionsdent wih them. but i wrote this one out of frustration. i was just discussing the same reason i'm sitting before you oe as a member of congress now because i'm really frustrated with what's happening in this country and know the way that f i line. >> yeah. doru you see j

i support trump b inn the constitution and i'm not b backing off one inch. if i goe to jail, so be it. but look, we've got a longa appeals process. andy mccarthy did a great hit on fox earlier today. we got a long appeals process. i think the laws with us on a number of situations, i think some of this is really going to be adjudicated maybe even higher than the appellate courts. i'm very confident that we're 100% right on the law. t but i'm going to fight this all the way. and this is not the only battle we're fighting. they're coming at us on every aspect. look, they're trying too shut you down. they're trying to throw off fox anchors. they're coming for everybody. people after an hour stand right now. this is an ideological war and we cannot lose the the fate of the country is over the next couple of years. and if people just want to go on vacation and say, hey, i'll just let get sorted, that's fine. but there are just thousands f and thousands and thousands of fighters out there to say we're not going to back down one inch and i'm not going to back down

in addition, in the village inn, farm buildings were destroyed, there were no victims in the south, ukrainian defenders destroyed 58 occupiers, four ammunition depots and enemy equipment were reported to the operational command, two fire strikes were fired by our soldiers at enemy command posts in the chornobayivka area, the enemy, in particular, lost two howitzers, three units of armored vehicles and 12 vehicles for according to the command, a russian attack helicopter attacked the plotnytske tract, there were no casualties, in addition, seven enemy missiles hit the village of raduzhne with a tornado the kryvyi rih region was also spared victims due to significant losses. over the past week , there has been a significant deterioration in the morale and psychological state of fascist visa units in the kherson region of the black sea . on guarding the northwestern part of the black sea, two missile-carrying ships with more than a dozen calibers and also three times, they again asked the osnovian districts, the head of the regional military administration, oleg synogubov, damaged residential bu

god forbid we ever offend the progressives inn new york is such a prime example.l lawmakers ended the bail for most offenses. b they created a revolving doorai of criminal and the repeat perpetrators. they adore it. they love when they're arrested. they're back out on the streets before the paperwork arresteds is completed. they're already committing even more crimes to blm and defundme police movements shattereds. effective policing. the ranks of officerss shrank s those who remain. i commend them for doing so. they fear right abuse and for simply doing their jobs. they're handcuffed by senselesss policies and not ball incompetent politicians who resist common sense. will this chase people out of these cities? there was a study that showed 44% of s san francisco residents want out in the next two years .. absolutely. san francisco, portland, new york . sadly on so many placesta when yourb have starbucks sayint that it's not safe to have their stores open in many oft these cities, that's a huge problem. >> it's i not a recipe for crimt reduction when you have d.a.

fire crews respondented around 4:00 this morning to holder's country inn. it's located in san jose. no one was inside when the fire started. flames were seen shooting through the rooftop as crews worked to knock down the fire from the outside. the owner says this is just another hit after their struggles during the pandemic. >> just yesterday i was talking about how great things were going, and you know, we survived the hardest part, which was the pandemic. and it was really hard. we went from, you know, 24, 25 employees to me and a cook. you know, it was really tough. and we managed to survive and pull through. and this morning i get a phone call the place is on fire. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation. san jose fire says the building is destroyed. >>> in san francisco today, city leaders gathered in the city hall rotunda for the signing of the 2022/23 budget. mayor london breed praised the spending plan as one that not only keeps the city running, it invests in the future, including public safety with funding to fill 200 vacancies on the police department. the c

thankfully, there is at least one check or balance left inn i canada wednesday. ordered her released from jail. keith wilson is her attorney. hett joins us now. miss wilson, thanks so much for coming on . so are we overstating or oversimplifying what happened to your clientve and she commit some violent crime that we're not aware of? no, she committed the most minor crime that we have in our criminal code, tucker, and it's called the crime of mischief. it's the same crime that t the police, if they find teenagers misbehaving in a park, they'll threaten them with get them tote go home and back to the basement. it'sge remarkable what's happend herebl, as you know. well, our prime minister has expressed admiration for two different government systems in the world. one is communist chinaenist ande other is his dear friend or perhaps more the castros cuba. and we're no longer the true north, strong and free, no longer a free country. and i a say that with great sadness as a genuine admirer of canada. sogr i wonder, is anyone noticig i mean, if your prime minister shal

holder's country inn on south deanza boulevard was badly damaged. firefighters have to try to go inside to fight the fire, but it was so intense that they backed out and tackled it from the outside instead. nobody got hurt, but it's a huge blow to the business. >> just yesterday, i was talking about how great things were going, and we survived the hardest part which was the pandemic. and it was really hard. we went from 24 to 25 employees to me and a cook. it was really tough. and we managed to survive and pull through. and just this morning i get a phone call the place is on fire. >> developing national news right now. the u.s. has offered russia a deal aimed at bringing home two detained americans. one of them wnba star brittney griner who is still in a russian prison on drug charges. here is cbs' tina kraus. >> reporter: it was the sixth time u.s. basketball star brittney griner had gone before a russian judge. this time to testify about the drug charges that could put her in prison for ten years. hours later in washington, secretary of state ant

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recorded an abnormally high number of fires, in particular, near the snowdrifts of the green grove kopans' inn and the tauriya hatila . noted in the general staff, in addition, the rashists are accumulating military equipment in the center of kherson and verkhnyi rogachyk that in the east of the region, russia pays public figures for spreading propaganda, the spokeswoman for the bulgarian government, lena boryslava, reported this with reference to the country's special service. she noted that the russian federation gives 2,000 euros a month in exchange for the formation of public opinion in favor of the aggressor , money in blood for a distorted bulgarian politicians, well-known journalists, analysts who appear in the state media are getting the truth, the head of the office of the prime minister of bulgaria assured, meanwhile, the russians are preparing to hold a pseudo-referendum on temporarily occupied territories of zaporizhzhia and kherson regions on september 11. this was reported by the head of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine, kirylobudanov. howeve

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holden's country inn restaurant caught fire just after 4:00 this morning. seven video shows flames engulfing the roof which later collapsed. no one was hurt. san jose's fire captain says the fire started in the kitchen but crews haven't yet determined the cause. dan: twitter today announced plans to move out of its san francisco office on 10th street. the company will still keep its market street headquarters but has now scrapped plans altogether to open an office in oakland. abc7 news reporter lena howland looks at what this means to the community. reporter: months after twitter announced a forever work from home model, they are downsizing their physical office space across the world. here in the bay area, that includes san francisco. twitter is moving out of its 10th street office but plans to keep its headquarters on market street. >> so many people want a work from home option. reporter: san francisco mayor london breed says it's too easy to say what this will mean for the city. >> i don't think this is about leaving. this is about re-evaluating. we are

. >> investigators learned that choi and left mountain view inn is located in union city. that's where u.s. marshals in mountain view. detectives went to try and detain joy. they spotted him walking down the street after a brief pursuit. he was apprehended in fremont. he was brought back to santa clara county and booked on attempted murder of a peace officer. police say this is the first time an officer has been shot in the line of duty since november of 2002, that officer still works in the department. he was the >> police are not releasing the name of the officer that was shot at this time. but they do say he is recovering at home and excited to get back to work in mountain view. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, a man is dead after being shot in oakland on sunday morning. it happened just after 11:00am on 13th avenue near east 20th street in san antonio park field. well, police say they were in the area investigating reports of a shooting when they found the victim. he ended up dying some time later at the scene. now the victim's name is being withheld until his friend

. >> inn as much as six inches of rain fell in less than three hours. triggering fast rising flood waters in the eastern part of kentucky. >> it is so sad. >> when the sun came up, buckhorn elementary was completely underwater. a state of emergency remains in effect. >> let me say that unfortunately, i expect double digit deaths in this flooding, that is something that we rarely see. >> roads in many areas aren't passible. first responders were forced to brave swift moving waters to rescue people from their homes. >> we didn't have no time to get nothing out of my little apartment in the basement, i lost everything. >> the same weather system caused deadly flooding in st. louis earlier this week and tonight with more rain in the forecast, residents were bracing for more devastation. >> we worry about slips coming off the hill from the dirt and debris. >> mud slides, yeah. >> 24,000 customers in kentucky are without power. cell service is spotty and these residents can't get back in here until the water recedes and then the remediation process gets under

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this happened at holder's country inn on south deanza boulevard. the restaurant was badly damaged. firefighters tried to go inside to fight the fire, but it got so intense, they had to tackle it from the outside instead. it's a huge blow to the business. >> just yesterday, i was talking about how great things were going, and we survived the hardest part, which was the pandemic. and it was really hard. we went from 24 to 25 employees to me and a cook. >> luckily no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> as california faces a drought emergency, the governor is reviving the biggest water project in half a century, the controversial delta tunnel. the 45-mile-long tunnel would divert water from the sacramento river and route it under the marshlands under the delta to pumps near tracy. by putting it under ground, the state could avoid pumping limits designed to protect fish and easily send large amounts of water south to farms and cities. news's plan calls for one tunnel instead of the twin tunnel pushed by jerry brown. >> that gives us flexibility with that dive

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being told to avoid the area while crews try to secure the power lines and, of course, the faa isic inn vest gaiting how the crash happened. >>> tonight the cdc is confirming two monkeypox cases involving children here in the united states. one is a toddler in california and the other is a non-u.s. resident and infant who is passing through the washington, d.c. area. nbc bay area cheryl hurd talked to a stanford doctor the at virus spreading among children. cheryl, how parents can protect their kids? >> reporter: well information about those two cases just released today. tonight i talked to many parents, and many are concerned. what is your young name? >> abigail. >> reporter: lauren martinez has been worried about protecting her daughter, abigail, against covid. now both she and her daughter are worried about monkeypox. >> it makes me a little bit more nervous because i have young children, and we're not sure exactly how it's going to affect them. >> it scares me, and i get anxiety about it. >> reporter: according to the cdc, an infant not from the u.s. traveling through dc and the ca

residential buildings and several buildings were destroyed, in addition, the occupiers fired at the inn and steppe damaged church building farmyards caught fire after numerous tortures in energodar a diver of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant died this was reported by the mayor of energodar dmytro orlov the rashists demanded a feather from the diver andriy honcharuk the splashing pool of the nuclear plant when he refused, the russians brutally beat his husband and took him to the local coma hospital, however, he died without regaining consciousness. russia is again sending its presence to the black sea. this is reported by the operative the southern command with the data of the ukrainian military in the northwestern part of the black sea , a naval group of the enemy forces sent a submarine, so the russians keep 28 caliber missiles at the ready and two large amphibious ships remind us of the presence of the enemy in the plans of an amphibious operation in donetsk region and luhansk region , the confrontation of our defenders continues with the occupiers, in particular, hostilities conti