and pro russia rallies, took place alongside the remembrance ceremonies made the 8th, and presently joanie should be a day of solemn remembrance. but this year's commemorations are taking place in the shadow of the war. in the green there was heavy police presence at significant sights. hundreds showed up at the soviet memorial in berlin. some chanting proration slogans. are those gonna bring them in ukraine? you greens of mazda due germany leader, read at the memorial for ukrainian soldiers, who died fighting in the soviet army as if it was a fiduciary. and i get to us it's about commemorating the millions of ukrainians who had to die in world war 2. i didn't rena de, in flight and vacant stare. unfortunately these victims were and still are hardly known to the german public. come in, but can't varden, even of them on today for those at the 1st we have germany finally recognizes the historical responsibility for the ukrainian people and hopefully act accordingly. can't to stop this new terrible war with russia as soon as possible slim creek. earl swanson ergo, sadly, maggie here to stop i

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joanie died over the weekend. the cause of her death unclear for now. greggins hosted morning stretch for over a decade in the 80s and 90s. and it aired right here on kpix 5 and it was singled indicated so people watched her across the country and even overseas. >>> today is the final day of asian-american and pacific islander heritage month. president biden got a visit from global k-pop's super star bts. they were at the white house to talk about the surge of violence against asians and asian-americans. >> they brought their star power to the white house to address violence against asian-americans. >> everyone has their own history. we hope today is one step closer to respecting each and everyone as a valued member. >> they met privately to discuss the surge in crimes. harassment and bullying that is particularly hit asian-americans hard during the pandemic. >> it's not wrong to be different. it begins when we open up and he will brace our differences. >> reporter: two weeks ago, a suspect opened fire in southern california leaving one person dead and

joanie, come on out. [ applause ] >> welcome. >> welcome, welcome. >> and i know amy used to make this -- you used to make this for her birthday. did everybody in the house -- was it a big hit with everybody? >> it was. everybody loves this. there's nothing that -- it's like a normal kind of a food like with chicken and cheese. >> it's salty. it's delicious. it's savory. >> there's bacon. who doesn't love bacon? >> i dare someone not to lick this dish. >> you had me at bacon. so, okay, so i know we have to prep the chicken breast. >> yes. >> could you show us how to do that? >> meat mallet is great. these are five ounce but skinless bacon -- excuse me, skinless chicken. >> get all your aggression out. this is my favorite part. >> well, you don't have to -- >> don't have to pulverize it. just flatten it. don't destroy it. >> oh, i did get a little aggressive, okay, it's okay. >> it's fun, though. >> it's tv. >> just nice and light, you tap it. >> about a quarter of an inch thick so you got a way to go. >> once we have that, how do we stuff it with the

uh, leon sarina, in june 2024 group matches, will be played into regional clusters to reduce joanie times for teams and facts. a reminder now of the top story we're following for ukraine says it's forces have pushed russian troops back from several villages near the eastern city of huck. if on president bloated mister lensky, ones of a long battle ahead. united states intelligence as russia is ready for a protracted bull of next he w's close up. we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour. you know, so get your news. 247 and our website, d, w dot com, add on twitter. you don't use it as well, and thanks for watching ah ah, with ah, with who are of russia travelling to the edge of the, or on the borders of finland, norway and lithuania, the war and ukraine? in the past contact with russia was close and commonplace. how would you be dealing with the new thread encounters at the border with dw eco, india, a woman embodying change shop driver liter, buying her electric taxi isn't making a drastic cut to carbon emissions and see is breaking down gender stereotypes while helping other wome

ok, charles, that been bringing the latest there on the situation in the east of ukraine. joanie's there from cram at tours. chance thanks bye much. although been scuffles at the isle axa most compound in occupied east jerusalem after jewish visits resumed off to ramadan. police was seen at the entrance to the most dispersed palestinian protesters. the alexa compound is one of the most volatile flashpoints in occupied east jerusalem. in 1967 jordan and israel agreed that the wax or atlantic trust would control the compound with israel, responsible for external security temple mountain. it's called by jews as revered by worshippers who pray at the western wall of the compound. it's also contains 2 of the of 2 of his lawns, holy sites, the al kimberly mosque and the dome of the rock shrine. only muslims are allowed to pray inside the compound. jews can pray outside. the wax allows non muslims to visit the compound at certain times, 5 days per week under its supervision. oh to right wing jewish groups were allowed in during the pa, so of a holiday. palestinians are concerned that the sites

joanie ernst and other senators have, this is what senator kramer said. he mentioned someone crossing north dakota state lines to get an a, bomb he said i don't find a lot of solace in that just because it didn't nap my state. yeah, i think you can expect the pro-life activists would push for federal protections. you are taking about an underground that has to be nationwide. >> bans on abortion have never stopped abortion, even some of the people with the least autonomy and most draconian circumstances in american history. enslaved people would have abortions and that's what people are talking about now. one of the reasons we can't go back to a pre-roe world is because we now have the abortion pill which is two medications. it's a discreet. it can be sent in the mail. already being sent to all 50 states through a european organization called aid access. people are finding it on the plan "c" bill website and it allows people to have an early stage abortion at home, and we know that 90% of abortions in the u.s. are first trimester abortions so this bill is

their first action i'm assuming is james langford is behind it as well as the senator from iowa, joanietotal ban on abortion so you won't even be able to travel to a blue state. >> yeah. >> they would like to ban abortion nationwide. what are we going to do about it? >> and that's what people realize is "roe v. wade" means it goes to the states, and if it goes to oklahoma, james langford's state which by the way the governor signed a six-week ban that went into effect immediately so there is that whole pocket of places where people can't get abortions at all, i think this was the plan all along and i have to tell you, joy, that sometimes i -- i try to be rational in where i need to place my anger because a lot of times i looked at my -- my fellow democrats, my fellow progressives who kept telling me that i was irrational. i feel slightly gaslit by the amount of times people told me that this was not happening. elie laid it out perfectly. as we told people, it makes you really feel like -- to answer elie's question do they care enough to do something? is it just joe manchin, or do they c

now is my time, i've got to leverage, where are the jobs, where are the high-paying jobs right now joaniereakdown of 11.15 million jobs where are those jobs? and trade and transportation has over two million jobs so you can see certainly with what is happening with supply chain we need workers, in trade and transportation. truck drivers is one of the hottest jobs still today. we have a division called pro drivers more jobs not enough people if someone looking for a truck driver, certainly, but customer service even entry level jobs and customer service are paying 17, 18, 19, 20 dollars an hour, so there is entry level jobs out there that do not require as many skills but on the high end he certainly professional business of service sector, there is over two million jobs, healthcare, very strong. millions of jobs available in the healthcare sector. so there is a lot of opportunity, of course, we still have a skill gap in our country that is a big challenge, there is engineering jobs software developer positions, so many opportunities even data scientists but those require education, and tr

reporting live i'm joany long, back to you. >> ainsley: that's the nicest area of chicago still aheadous and controlling: >> steve: plus a texas mom gets a super sized delivery after her 2-year-old orders 31 cheeseburgers on her phone. she is going to join us live with her little hamburglar on her lap straight ahead. you are watching "fox & friends." it's friday. look who else is coming up. ♪ ♪ (♪ ♪) (♪ ♪) do your eyes bother you? because after all these emails my eyes feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops for instant moisture. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable and no preservatives. and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, queen now only $1,999. plus, 0% interest for 48 months on all smart beds. ends monday. at adp, we use data-driven insight