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host: angie from johnson city, tennessee, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. listening this morning it is disheartening to hear these people talk because we have become so polarized and divided down the middle. everyone has forgotten at the end of the day we are all american. the sad thing going on now is we watch media, and media is 100% to blame for what is happening in this world right now. when i listen to all these people telling me this and that and trying to get me to go democratic -- unfortunately, due to the lack of a better word, ignorance, i was a democrat for many years. i worked in human resources and learned how things worked in this world. we have absolutely no transparency. just like the gentleman said with the voting, it shouldn't take three to four weeks for a vote to be counted. it doesn't happen in a third world country. that we have a president that goes to a country and doesn't know what country he is and when he represents us -- it is -- i am in tennessee. i'm sure you have seen the reports. we have californians, people from illinois, ev

you can see deputy city administrator johnson is available for questions. thank you!thank you, ms. heyward and that last slide display the universe. i have not come to any hard fast conclusions. i wanted to have that conversation. i mean, option number two also, i think, has merit as option number three. i guess my question would be, how -- what are the next steps beyond what we're doing today and the board will presumably vote on tomorrow and i think time is our friend here because this -- any code changes that we make presumably would not be applicable until the next cycle, right? >> that's correct. time is kind of our friend but i went over the slide very quickly that had our campaign timeline and by march 1st of every year, the admin code requires that applications from federations is submitted and i believe it's a date in april whereby, may it is may 1st, the board is supposed to approve the participating federation. thinking through the legislation timeline, we can fix this for next year but we should hit the ground running in january. >> something would have to

city. johnson's gonna be relieved of all command, the sickly told will go back to you. personaland he goes into a semi retirement. he will attend to his personal affairs. he will rejoin his wife who's in columbia, south carolina. the move into north carolina. he's out of the war for several months. in the meantime, things will continue to go downhill. if you're in the western theater, atlanta's capture of we've marched to the sea capture of savannah. and sherman's army will turn their eyes toward moving up through the carolinas. it's in february, 1865, that davis will call on johnson and bring him back to the field. something needs some nonsense it's falling apart here. and davis probably didn't have a lot of other choices even though he personally did not like johnston. there was no secret, these two man really didn't get along. their correspondent, back and forth is very critical, when they write to each other, there's no spirit of cooperation. and even one observer, mary chestnut, to show you how widespread this knowledge was. she would, write his hatred of jefferson

host: angie from johnson city, tennessee, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call.g it is disheartening to hear these people talk because we have become so polarized and divided down the middle. everyone has forgotten at the end of the day we are all american. the sad thing going on now is we watch media, and media is 100% to blame for what is happening in this world right now. when i listen to all these people telling me this and that and trying to get me to go democratic -- unfortunately, due to the lack of a better word, ignorance, i was a democrat for many years. i worked in human resources and learned how things worked in this world. we have absolutely no transparency. just like the gentleman said with the voting, it shouldn't take three to four weeks for a vote to be counted. it doesn't happen in a third world country. that we have a president that goes to a country and doesn't know what country he is and when he represents us -- it is -- i am in tennessee. i'm sure you have seen the reports. we have californians, people from illinois, everyone from blue state

johnson will claim that he was on the verge of attacking and maybe he was or maybe he's making that up, we don't know. but try to start before the enemy was ready to the city. it johnson will be relieved of all command and basically told that we will get back to you any goes into a semi retirement money will attend to his personal affairs and he will rejoin his wife and colombian south carolina and move into north carolina. he is out of the war for several months in the meantime things continue to go downhill in the western theater. of course the father is captured in the march to the sea and the capture of savannah and sherman's armies will then turn their eyes towards moving up through the carolinas. and it's in february of 1865, davis will call on johnston and bring him back into the field. something has to be done in the situation of this falling apart here in the west. and davis probably didn't have a lot of other choices and though he personally did not like johnston. it was no secret these two men really didn't get along. their correspondence back and forth and is very critical. when the right to each other and there's no spirit of cooperation. and

host: angie from johnson city, tennessee, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call.g it is disheartening to hear these people talk because we have become so polarized and divided down the middle. everyone has forgotten at the end of the day we are all american. the sad thing going on now is we watch media, and media is 100% to blame for what is happening in this world right now. when i listen to all these people telling me this and that and trying to get me to go democratic -- unfortunately, due to the lack of a better word, ignorance, i was a democrat for many years. i worked in human resources and learned how things worked in this world. we have absolutely no transparency. just like the gentleman said with the voting, it shouldn't take three to four weeks for a vote to be counted. it doesn't happen in a third world country. that we have a president that goes to a country and doesn't know what country he is and when he represents us -- it is -- i am in tennessee. i'm sure you have seen the reports. we have californians, people from illinois, everyone from blue state

in the santa clara county sheriff's race, bob jensen ahead 51 % to kevin johnson's 48%. the cityeleased the latest totals for the district attorney's race. brooke jenkins is in the lead at 47%. however, there will be a runoff if no one hits 50%. as for oakland, we are expecting an update on the mayor's race on monday. the control of congress is still undecided. in arizona and nevada, the ballot counting continued friday night with those senate races. a big one called in arizona. we are waiting to see what happens in nevada. there is a reaction from election officials on efforts to count the ballots. >> with votes still encountered in arizona, some voters are angry and suspicious that the results are not in. >> i don't know why every other state except a handful can count everything by now except arizona. >> kari lake, the republican candidate for governor, is now spreading vague conspiracy theories, accusing election officials of trying to slow roll the vote counting but of for no proof. those officials fought back. >> it is offensive for kari lake to say that these people behind

on the other side, you've got bob johnson, a former police chief of a couple of cities, who knows how to run a department. you could make an argument for either one. there's a north-south dimension here too. johnson from the north. jensen from the south. it's another nail-biter. we seem to be full of them this time around. >> johnson the former police chief there in palo alto. really quick, what happens next nationally speaking here with one of our local members of congress, speaker pelosi? does she give up -- does she transfer here the power? >> she's at a turning point, especially if the democrats become the minority party. it may be time for her to exit gracefully. her husband, of course, ill from that attack. and perhaps for the democrats to change the page and have a younger generation. so watch carefully. we'll know a lot in the next two months. >> aside from the paul pelosi attack, was this kind of in the works anyway? >> she made a deal, raj. very good. she made a deal four years ago to step down after four years. those years are up, and with the democrats becoming minority as

how exactly during this period to give boris johnson the title of honorary citizen of the city of kievnk, give it to boris johnson, and you look, he comes and carries the light of akiprometey, he shines with him ukrainian, this is this new church, she has such a halo glows with such a turkish tint of soviet bartholomew. by the way, you won't believe, that's uh yes our scots of yesterday. uh, they were deprived of the right to democracy in english at all, and they were forbidden to call themselves an oppressed people. that's all scotland no, well, we must already deliver. i think why am i, but why did i remember no, there are now scoffing at the scots, the british, how can they not return, but er riche riche sunok. yesterday i spoke in parliament. joyfully, it means that he was talking about the fact that here is the correct decision of the supreme court, we do not need this referendum and think about it. he says the scot is not needed. it is this independence that the scots care about most of all ; they are concerned about the problems of the health care economy and support for ukraine

in the dark, was successfully completed, boris johnson received the title of honorary citizen of kyiv, this decision was approved by members of the kyiv city council, vitaliy klitschko, noted that johnson visited the ukrainian capital several times, including during the most dramatic times of the struggle against the russian aggressor, the mayor of kyiv the ex-prime minister will continue to do everything possible to ensure that great britain and world leaders provide the necessary assistance to ukraine boris johnson klitschko invited to kyiv to personally present him with an honorary award life and operation without light support of the civilized world all this proves that ukrainians are unbreakable this is all the news at this moment i thank you for your attention believe in god for jesus and in yourself victory is for us glory to ukraine full attention mode of economy from 7 to 23 turn off all unnecessary electrical appliances help restore the country's power grid les kurbas director mykola kulish playwright valerian pidhogyliny writer marko voronyi poet translator mykola zerov poet serhiy hrushev historian antin krushelnytskyi writer m

is about regulating industry, and making sure that our country sides are safe, and johnson even promoted parks near cities in ways that we could make sure outdoor recreation was not just for elite like myself, that there would be agreements and recreation areas in people' his backyard. lyndon johnson was phenomenal, and act by act what he did for my profession and brian lab and you do for a living, looking at the history of our country, the ability to say forms of former presidents. i was writing a book, how touching carl sandberg was adopted by lyndon johnson in lady bird. they saved carl sandberg's home in north carolina. in working, the talent that lbj had working with him, they brought in a pulitzer prize-winning novelist and one of the great writers in american history working in government for the great society. lyndon johnson brought john steinbeck in, who knew so much about the natural world. he worked with and rickets -- ed ricketts, wrote about the topography of california. johnson did more than people realize. the problem was the vietnam war hung over him, and he made the mistake of keeping it

begin with two races that will decide the leadership in two of the biggest cities, speaking with the oakland ballots. >>> bob johnson has a lead in the race for sheriff. he leads kevin jensen by three points. the race for san jose mayor is too close to call. >> the county supervisor, cindy chavez is trailing matt meehan by 4600 votes. >>> you invited your friends to become part of the revolution of common sense. you fought for it. you fought with purpose and passion. >> chavez thanked her supporters as the boats began to roll in. >> democracy is so powerful. i am eternally grateful to all of you. if you could raise your hands, the campaign staff. [ applause ] wow. >>> more clarity in the mayor's race in oakland. loren taylor is leading by 6.5 points. the other eight candidates have been eliminated in the ranked choice voting. >> i am here to serve and deliver for all of oakland. one promise i can keep, and i will meet you, i will do everything in my power to ensure the oakland remains a beacon of hope and opportunity. >> sheng thao thanked her supporters and send a special shout out to her partner. >> my partner tak

johnson popped live from new york city, good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am jonathan ferro. futures on the s&p closer to .5%. america decides, and cpi's around the corner. tom: america decides, cpi, equally as strong as this election we will see in the next two days. results coming out after tuesday. the market today shows that indecision, if you will, in decision 20. jonathan: question of the week, if you could have the result of one thing right now, would it be midterms or inflation america? lisa: inflation america, cpi for the next 2, 3 months. it would be the outcome of the election for the next 2, 3 years. the near term rally is really being driven by the cpi for longer, fiscal, and just political backdrop. tom: the distillate here is good luck, less fiscal -- is gridlock, less fiscal stimulus. jonathan: is that positive in the longer term? if you cannot deliver a countercyclical fiscal buffer when you need one, is that positive next year? that will affect inflation and bond yields, and inflation -- it is a lot of questions and i have not got a clue

honorary citizen of kyiv, such a decision was approved by deputies of the kyiv city council, vitaliy klitschko noted that johnson the ukrainian capital several times in including in the most dramatic times of the struggle against the russian aggressor, the mayor, a certain ex-prime minister, will continue to do everything possible to ensure that great britain and world leaders provide the necessary assistance to ukraine . all this proves that ukrainians are unbreakable, this is all the news at this moment, i thank you for your attention, believe in god for jesus and in yourself , victory is behind us, glory to ukraine

celebrations in ukraine's has saw enough to russian troops are forced to give up the city they left in ruins. ah, carry johnson, mrs. al jazeera well live from doha. also coming up road map for peace. ethiopia is military and to grind rebels agree to allow in humanitarian 8 democrats. when arizona and the u. s. mid term elections inching closer to taking control u. s. senate and ethan tech here prepare for the worst on the 23rd anniversary of a devastating earthquake. ah ukrainians have been celebrating and the southern city has fallen off the retreat of russian forces. yeah, it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since much in weight in february, ukrainian national flag is now flying on monuments and public buildings. president landscape hailed it as an historic day. some of the we just feel a little bit on us. as of these evening, the defense forces have established control over more than 60 settlements in care, sorry for the police has thought, establishes ation measures everywhere in liberated territory. our expert technicians have lots of work to you know, almost 2000 explosion it

johnson did. barnes in the democratic cities didn't perform as well as evers did.ly what this race came down to here in wisconsin. now we should point out that barnes has not yet officially conceded either in a call to johnson or in a formal press conference. we are expecting to hear from him. we will follow those developments as barnes is expected to speak in about 20 minutes where he will likely concede as we have now called this race for senator johnson. neil: in other words, keep that seat. thank you for that, grady. jim messina was ready to leave here. we roped him down into his seat because i did want to talk to you about that. this ticket splitting you hear so much about where georgia in particular, the governor couldn't translate his big win there over stacey abrams into a big enough lead or win outright without a runoff election to herschel walker. this played out in all number of districts and states across the country, both sides. >> new york. neil: new york very good example. what do you make of that? >> real live ticket splitting is back in american po

johnson ahead 51%. for the san francisco district attorney race, the city released the latest totals late this afternoonooke jenkins is in the lead with 47%. there will be a runoff if no one hits 50%. as for oakland, we are expecting an update on the mayor's race on monday ama:. president biden will meet with the chinese president in indonesia monday for the annual summit of global leaders. this is the first time they will meet face-to-face since president biden took office. the president spoke at the cup 27 summit in egypt, focused on combating climate change. the u.s. will pledge millions of dollars to smaller countries to tackle climate issues. his mission is to globally cut down gas omissions by 2024. >> we have to make vital progress by the end of this decade. that's why the united states is rallying the world around climate game changers. ama: president biden highlighted u.s. efforts that support clean energy, urging other countries to do the same. he's heading to cambodia next before his final stop in indonesia. dan: the weight is finally over tonight for marvel fans around the bay area. the high

celebrations in ukraine's hassan off the russian troops are forced to give up the city they left in ruins. ah, on carry johnson. mrs. al jazeera were lashonda, also coming up a road map for peace, ethiopians, and military. and to grand rebels agree to allow in monetary, in 8 us state of nevada is set to release fresh voting results and a democrat. when would give the party control of the senate and the taste of mexican culture along with football profile, that mariachi band that sent to pick up the teams welcome. ukrainians are celebrating in the southern city of hassan after the retreat of russian forces. it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invaded in fabric. moscow had claimed the region as russian land forever. as i said, bait now reports. ah, for the 1st time since march, the 2nd, the residence of carson woke up to sights and sounds of a city whose store to life this is vo, body square in the center, the world means freedom. and with it comes joy and laughter. it's not peace time as such. but 1st longest possible though, pretend it is. the russian army has merely re

tyneka johnson and a 16-year-old boy the city has not released because he is a minor.olice say there is still not a motive they know of and it remains under investigation. diane gallagher, cnn, chesapeake, virginia. >>> the virginia walmart shooting is reviving debate of gun control. we spoke with several activists about what can be done. >> so what we really need is a federal law that really regulates guns in this country, and it has to be based on the states that have the strongest gun laws not states that have the weakest gun laws. so until we have that and we get that accomplished, we're going to continue to see these mass shootings that take the lives of children and young people and adults and your mother, your father, your daughter, your son. the it will just continue. and if it hasn't come to your door yet, you've been lucky, but it will. the way we're going, it will come to your door. so you better start speaking up and doing something about it now before you -- it's too late. >> i think people are at the point where they're going to march somewhere to make su

johnson ahead 51%. for the san francisco district attorney race, the city released the latest totals late this afternoonin the lead with 47%. there will be a runoff if no one hits 50%. as for oakland, we are expecting an update on the mayor's race on monday ama:. president biden will meet with the chinese president in indonesia monday for the annual summit of global leaders. this is the first time they will meet face-to-face since president biden took office. the president spoke at the cup 27 summit in egypt, focused on combating climate change. the u.s. will pledge millions of dollars to smaller countries to tackle climate issues. his mission is to globally cut down gas omissions by 2024. >> we have to make vital progress by the end of this decade. that's why the united states is rallying the world around climate game changers. ama: president biden highlighted u.s. efforts that support clean energy, urging other countries to do the same. he's heading to cambodia next before his final stop in indonesia. dan: the weight is finally over tonight for marvel fans around the bay area. the highly anticipated b

city packing in 14000000 residents. many believe education is key to raining in excess of growth from paul johnson. i believe that's what you're doing. you are the stronger you are in court like the believe that i am on the grass. so more to drain and miss you. i am on the man. i'm another home on the job for more today. yeah. tell me strong on is my exactly really true. so i'd be like about the what we need to really look into. people need to be well informed. some parents have other worries than over crowding and poverty. i'm, as of korean goes, little girl was born and to war in the ukraine and capital keith, the mother nevertheless, looks to the future with optimizon, a feeling of the theme. she's a strong baby. she came into this world for a reason that back on the birth wasn't easy. we survived a lot together during the time of my pregnancy, the shelling the stress of the relocation staying here or evacuation. i think she has a big future ahead of her. we had the windshield me who we can live with. oh, but peace is likely to become a precious commodity itself. as an expounding global populati

anger and frustration in china, hundreds protest and several major cities against present cheese, 0 cobit policy. ah, i'm terry johnson. mrs. out is there a lot from dough house that coming up, searching for survivors? landslide kills at least 14 people attending a funeral. in cameroon. to tear says its forces are preparing for grounding. passion in northern syria is a conduct air strikes on kurdish targets. and another shock at the well camp was morocco beat, the red devils of belgium. ah, we begin in china where hundreds of people have protested for 2nd day in the wrap up the challenge to one of present she doing things, signature, policies, them demonstrations against the governments. strict anti cove with measures in beijing, shanghai, and even who han, where the corona virus pandemic 1st began. the process started after building fire on thursday, killed at least 10 people in the room. she, the capital of shing jang, many se rescue efforts were delayed because of locked down rules. or the government says its policies are necessary to keep the public safe. china has been living with some of the harshest anti cove a

city stadium. let's learn more about this fixture with samantha johnson. i want to take you on a journey hazardous journey made by tens of thousands of migrants over the years from sub saharan africa to europe. a young couple followed exactly that path from gone to spain on foot. what they didn't know at the time was that they were expecting a baby, a baby who would become an international football star. i am samantha johnson. this is world cup one o, what no one tells the story better than inaccurate williams how his parents climbed the barrier to reach the spanish enclave of malea in north africa. how his dad still has problems with his feet to walking barefoot across the sahara desert. how they pretended to be from war torn liberia to secure passage to mainland spain. how he was born in the past region and how, while his mom and dad were out of a way, doing locally jobs, he played football in acu williams is intensely loyal to spain. but he's also gone, ian last summer, he made the switch to play for the black stars. his 1st game was against brazil just

paragraphs of david johnson on display they show once i have bran african-american community across san francisco especially admit harlem of the west in my district. photos are here at city hall at 1 doctor carlton b. goodlet place. namesake was once a proud residence den of mid town park apartments. the communities, the per and the lives depict in the mr. johnson's photos on display in the building have a hawning beauty we know the actions of the city through redevelopment irreversible low took much of it, way again and again the city failed its black community. mid town was an attempt to redress to some small extent the failures. first residents promised a dream of ownership deferd and since denied. by standing in the way the city attorney adds another chapter. we will not be deterd and neither will the residents of mid town. and so with that i want to thank you again, chair peskin and committee member and chief of staff for w on this and his work on mid town and i look forward to discussion of the item and ask the committee continue to the call of the chair. >> thank you. >> thshg supervisor preston. and operate and apart from the history of mid town and your and prev

only 17 deputies from the 1964s, now it is official boris johnson, an honorary citizen of kyiv, the relevant decision was adopted by the kyiv city council , the mayor of the capital, vitaliy klitschko , said that he noted that the ex-prime minister of great britain repeatedly visited the ukrainian capital both in peacetime, and even after the russian full-scale invasion also klitschko is convinced that johnson will continue to do everything possible to ensure that britain and world leaders provide the necessary assistance to our country, now the british will be waiting in kyiv to present this honorable award let me remind you earlier that president volodymyr zelensky awarded boris johnson with the order of freedom, the briton is also already an honorary citizen of odesa for now, that was all the news for the time being, you can read more on our espresso tv website, a short call about the main thing on the espresso tv telegram channel and on youtube, and it has already been updated watch the final news release for today at 19:00 and stay with the espresso tv channel . it was very difficult, but it was also very interesting that w

lorenzo gamble, brian pendleton, kellie pyle, rand 58, that nikkei johnson and a 16-year-old male whose name the city not released, and is not releasing his photo, because he is so young. those are the six people who lost their lives to a gunman in that walmart behind me, whose families will celebrate thanksgiving without them at the table and the people in this community that will have to figure on the what to do after the shooting came home. >> six families tonight devastated. dianne gallagher, thank you. >>> an update on the colorado springs shooting. nick watt has been there for the past several days. the suspect just made their first court appearance today. what happened? >> reporter: that's right, the suspect appeared by video from the jailhouse behind me. the suspect was seated throughout, slumped, slurring, wearing an orange jumpsuit with a lot of bruising around the head. remember, during the attack he was brought to ground by patrons. the appearance was short. here it is. >> could the defendant please state his name? >> anderson lee aldridge. >> did you watch the video concerning your const

paragraphs of david johnson on display they show once i have bran african-american community across san francisco especially admit harlem of the west in my district. photos are here at city hall at 1 doctor carlton b. goodlet place. namesake was once a proud residence den of mid town park apartments. the communities, the per and the lives depict in the mr. johnson's photos on display in the building have a hawning beauty we know the actions of the city through redevelopment irreversible low took much of it, way again and again the city failed its black community. mid town was an attempt to redress to some small extent the failures. first residents promised a dream of ownership deferd and since denied. by standing in the way the city attorney adds another chapter. we will not be deterd and neither will the residents of mid town. and so with that i want to thank you again, chair peskin and committee member and chief of staff for w on this and his work on mid town and i look forward to discussion of the item and ask the committee continue to the call of the chair. >> thank you. >> thshg supervisor preston. and operate and apart from the history of mid town and your and prev

jefferson davis then was able to send joseph johnson from the valley to reinforce beauregard. rose was not in the citywhen the battle of manassas of bull run was fought. she was actually in new york city. she had gone to take her daughter lelah to board a steamer. she decided to send lelah, her middle surviving daughter out west to join florence. and she kept it with her only her youngest child, little rose. when rose returned to the city , she saw this as a confederate victory. in a victory the women had helped to achieve it. she said the southern women of washington are the cause of the defeat of the grand army. they are entitled to the laurels one by the brave defenders of our soil and institution. they have told beauregard when to strike. so that really reveals how proud rose was of what she had done. she continued to send messages to beauregard. she sent to nine messages in all one was a map of the defenses around d.c. rose also was outspoken and her hatred of lincoln and the union cause. she was obviously pro- confederate. in this sense she did nothing to keep her identity hidden she was not lik

cities against present. she's 0 cope with policy . ah, con carry johnson. this is al jazeera lawson dough also coming up. searching for survivors, a landslide kills at least 14 people attending a funeral income route to a key. it says its force is off preparing for grounding. golden syria. as a conduct air strikes on the kurdish targets. and the crash of the titans produces a stalemate. germany draw with spain, root match at the well we begin in china where hundreds of people have protested for a 3rd day and a rare public challenge to one of our president. she jim pings. it's a policies that demonstrations against the government's strict anti coven measures . and beijing, shanghai, and even with han, with a corona vice pandemic 1st began. the protest started after building fire on thursday healed at least 10 people in the room. she a capitol of action jack were many se rescue efforts were delayed because of lockdown rules. the government says its policies are necessary though to keep the public safe. china has been living with some of the harshest anti cove measures for 3 years. in cases have been hittin

cities against present. she's at 0 coping policy. ah, i'm terry johnson. this is alex, is there a lot from doha also coming up, searching for survivors, a landslide kills at least 14 people attending a funeral ceremony in cameroon. zekia says its forces are for parents, for grounding person in northern syria as a conduct air strikes on kurdish targets. and the crash of the titans produces a stalemate. germany, druid, spain, a group match at the welcome. ah, we begin in china where hundreds of people have protested for a 3rd day in a rare puppet challenge to one of president she jin pings signature, policies them in demonstrations against the governments. a strict anti cobit measures in beijing, shanghai, and even will hon, where the current of ours pandemic 1st began to protest, started after building fire on thursday killed at least 10 people in a room tree. the capital of shing jack were many se rescue efforts were delayed. because of lockdown rules, the government says its policies are necessary to keep the public safe. or china has been living with som

. >> celeste johnson was born in the california town of culver city on february 13th, 1963. >> she was adopted by edwin and nancy johnson almost immediately. >> she enjoyed swimming. she loved the animals in kindergarten. in fact she brought home thumper the bunny, and she brought home a parakeet. supposed to take them back to school after summer vacation, but we always kept them. >> but her mother says celeste became troubled as an adolescent and she sought help for her. >> i could tell celeste was traumatized. she never really revealed any of the stuff that was going on. >> celeste marries craig bratcher when she was 17 years old, but she was pregnant at the time. >> she said she loved craig, and she wanted her children to have a father. >> the twins were three months early. and back then you couldn't touch them, so i feel like we never really bonded. and early in the marriage, craig bratcher decides to up and relocate the family to washington state without consulting celeste. >> celeste has always wanted to have a whole family, a father, a mother and children together. so after a wh

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johnson is co-owner of a company. he says he is frustrating by how long it is taking cities to adopt cannabis sales rules, even a city like sausalito that voted 77% for legalization. >> local minister polities have not approved regulated outlets , so you don't have regulated gross. you don't have regulated stores. as a consequence, we have an illicit moment. >> reporter: opponents they measure k goes way beyond getting the ball rolling. the initiative dictates specific vendor , making them the only ones eligible. >> a monopoly is a monopoly. there is a reason why we don't support and allow monopolies in our country. all the reasons a monopoly is wrong for our country is why this measure k is wrong for our town. >> reporter: in exporting pages, and lays out in detail how the dispensary must operate. councilmember ian says that's dangerous because it would lock in one company's business model as a matter of law. >> the reason we have local government is to react to the details of problems and their solutions. measure k lays out all the details about how retail cannabis will be executed , and it can only be changed by a

decision-making process at the european level, now officially boris johnson is an honorary citizen of kyiv, the relevant decision was adopted by the kyiv city council the mayor of the capital vitaliy klitschko said, he noted that the ex-prime minister of great britain repeatedly visited the ukrainian capital both in peacetime and after the full-scale russian invasion, klitschko is also convinced that johnson will continue to do everything possible so that britain and world leaders provide the necessary assistance to our country now the british will wait in kyiv to present this honorary award, i will remind you that earlier president volodymyr zelensky awarded boris johnson with the order of freedom, the british is also already an honorary citizen of odessa 9 years together, on november 24, 2013, the espresso tv channel began its broadcast, which then during the revolution of dignity we continue to stand guard over european values, how the full-scale invasion of russia changed espresso, watching together was very difficult, but i found it very interesting, and the fact that we are one of the few who introduced live broadcasts and these broad

honorary citizen of kyiv city of johnson found a new job, with which apparently., by the way, not bad and better than since the previous one, johnson announced a fundraiser to help ukraine and personally took part in loading beds and anesthesia machines, which supposedly will follow kherson, in fact, all this, as you understand, is a picture for an inexperienced european public, because that at the same time at one of the military airfields in the uk there was still another loading of the frame, on your screens they are preparing for the dispatch of modern brimstone two missiles for further transfer of them to vsu, therefore, the words that the west is tired must be treated. naturally , colonel of the austrian ministry of defense markus rayans will be with the utmost care. today he said that if powerful air defense is not available to kiev in the very near future, then in a few weeks of strikes. there will be a complete blackout in the country at the moment, more than 700 critical infrastructure facilities are already partially or completely disabled, the ministry

johnson bbc sle bridge. >> let's turn to ukraine. the regional governor of kherson says due to relentless russian bombing the city's hospital is beingcuated. seven people have been killed in the recent strikes. after their withdrawal, russian forces appeared to be concentrating efforts towards the east of the country. in particular, they are trying to capture more territory near the city of donetsk, which pro-russian forces hav controlled and russia says has joined its federation. it has meant heavy damage to the ukrainian town of aftab poonawala -- avdiivka. >> this is what the front line looks like. months of intense fighting turned avdiivka into a ghost town. the people still staying in the town are too afraid to go out because of constant shelling. it is really quiet here. the only sound we can hear is the sound of artillery fire. both outgoing and incoming. people come out from shelters when humanitarian aid is delivered. >> to go to the shop or take garbage out is an act of bravery now. you never know whether you will come back. >> there are about 2000 people in avdiivka area they try to surprise -- avdiivka trying to survive