very talented, young man, i consider him very young, one day they met at the station, valeria and joseph prigozhin, 20 years old , she is his guide. yes, and today grandma is next to grandpa. everyone said that he had changed a lot, for the better. let's start the broadcast: beautiful, out of the stuffy humidity. once upon a time a television history magazine about famous people and significant events of the country and the world. i'm sergey mayorov. hello. to work on a charter flight, the first performance of the coming season, soloists, choir and orchestra of the moscow musical theater helikon opera, played 9,000 km from their hometown, during the flight some tried to sleep in cramped seats, some tried to read, some i was watching a movie, this is already the fourth film on... a long flight, when landing at the airport, the sympathetic voice of the aircraft commander said: the air temperature in bangkok is +39° in the shade, and joyfully congratulated the theater director ilya ilyinan on his birthday, meanwhile, the elite of the thai capital sent their usual t-shirt shorts to the wash

we are expecting joseph czuba to appear in court later today.ear in court later today.— court later today. i wanted to ask ou court later today. i wanted to ask you about — court later today. i wanted to ask you about something _ court later today. i wanted to ask you about something that - court later today. i wanted to ask you about something that we - court later today. i wanted to ask| you about something that we saw earlier. president biden has cancelled a trip to colorado, which has fuelled speculation of a potential trip to israel. do you know anything about this? the? potential trip to israel. do you know anything about this? they have been rumours _ know anything about this? they have been rumours that _ know anything about this? they have been rumours that he _ know anything about this? they have been rumours that he is _ know anything about this? they have been rumours that he is considering | been rumours that he is considering that and he has been invited to go to israel by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it is not surprising

good afternoon, joseph. good afternoon, hello. joseph, that you are sitting in minsk, shining, mentoring, instructing young people on the path of truth, you know, uh, i received an offer. i agreed to it, which was impossible to refuse, who called? producer of the program, and director of the program, the thing is that i generally get great pleasure when i have the opportunity to come to belarus, and not because i’m sitting in the studio in minsk, yes, but because this is one of the most hospitable republics, cities , after which you leave with such... generally kind such a warm mood, yes, kind people, sympathetic people, you know, a little bit like that, an echo of my childhood, the soviet union, in where i grew up, when people were all normal, there were just people, you know, today i needed something there in the hotel, i approached everything quickly, quickly and no matter how old you are, there is respect, respect for a person. this is very important, this is what remains in minsk, this is the very same - the center of somethi

and joseph, one of their members. and joseph, one of the key issues _ their members.eph, one of the key issues over the _ their members. and joseph, one of the key issues over the past - their members. and joseph, one of the key issues over the past few i the key issues over the past few years has been the impact of covid, and obviously that has been during the time you have been carrying out this library marathon full stop specifically on children and their ability to read, but also access to libraries, what have you found? i found by doing three live events as part of my library marathon, some librarians of use that as an opportunity to reconnect with schools and teachers, which they may have lost contact with because of covid. people move onto otherjobs and things. it has been really wonderful see that by offering a free event, libraries have been able to reconnect with schools and get things in. been so lovely to see young people coming into the libraries, sometimes for the first time, and say to me, can i have those books, and being delighted when i say, yes, you

joseph biden zelensky, joseph biden zelensky, how can we think about the fact that ukraine is not in of joseph biden and not in his election program, well, in my opinion, it would not be quite right, and of course the statements that are out today, they are alarming, they call for europeans to think, they call, well, among other things, for the same reform of the eu , because it's such a problem, if orban says no, no, we'll veto the decision to allocate 50 billion euros, let's give 25, ukrainians will be fed up with them, right? for us, this encourages us to open up problems, both in the republicans and in the european union, that we should mobilize, once again i emphasize, the problem of the european union, which has existed for a long time, the lack of a defense union, a defense strategy, has been talked about for a long time , and what is more, it was a union for making money, well, of course, today the question is different, you made money, you've got to protect them, yes, so definitely these are signals that it could be, if you stop now, again, i'm not ruling out the possibility

joseph emerson briefly appeared in a portland, oregon courtroom today. earlier today, jessica discharge the 44-year-old with interfering with a flight crew, he is already facing 83 counts of attempted murder. and reckless endangerment in state court, and now we are hearing from passengers on board that flight. clean the flight attendant came on the loudspeaker and said that we had a situation and we needed to land the plane immediately. after we landed, about five police officers came on and escorted the gentleman from the back of the plane, and he was in zip ties and you know, the whole situation, the entire time, was very calm, he was cooperative. >> jose martinez has been digging into the surprising new development in this case. he joins us with those details. rose? >> me tell you something, according to a federal complaint against joseph emerson after being arrested, he told the officers that he became depressed six months ago and talked about the use of psychedelic mushrooms stating that this was the first time he took them. >> reporter: according t

joseph: i think it is early.is great science and has the potential to really help a lot of people. people will have the opportunity to live longer but they will still need the procedures and perhaps other therapies and perhaps there is a more wait and see and balanced approach. but i think it is a great testament to what life can bring to society. alix: you had goldman sachs saying it is a duopoly market. i appreciate what you are saying in terms of this is how we can support them in the need for surgeries. if you had to look at expanding johnson & johnson's footprint, what would you need to do to build that part of your business up in some way? joseph: we have been successful is sticking areas to our we have deep scientific expertise. you look at what we have done on oncology and specifically with prostate and multiple myeloma , we have brought treatment for those people. we have gone into new areas as we did with the heart pump and as we did a few years back with pulmonary hypertension. we have to look at the r

yeah, the off-duty pilot identified as 44 year-old joseph emerson. >> of pleasant hill.s was a smaller

i'm here in pleasant hill in front of joseph emerson's home. we are all trying to figure out exactly what happened to emerson. >> and what could be done to help him. i spoke with a commercial airline pilot and she shared with me. her thoughts, laura and sattler says that this case is very disturbing and unsettling. she says it is also rare because at the heart of a pilot's core belief is to protect passengers to make sure that they reach their destination safely. she says, although this case reinforces the need to have 2 capable pilots in the cockpit to manage situation, especially like this, she says it also brings into focus importance of diving further into pilot's mental health and making sure that if there is a need, they get proper help and support. >> as far future going forward and things that we can do to kind of look at and implement as i said, i would just say things that we need to better recognize and better support pilot mental health aspects. so i think what we're doing is working. we have very strict, very tight standards medica

thanks, joseph. thanks stephen.ing up next on lea anderson's real world, we've got back in day with military back in the day with military historian chris newton. do not go away >> you're listening to gb news radio . on mark dolan tonight. radio. on mark dolan tonight. >> in my big opinion, labour divisions on israel are the tip of the iceberg in my take at ten itv and the bbc have embarrassed themselves with their coverage of the israel conflict. this news gathering isn't as easy as it looks . we've also got it looks. we've also got broadcasting legend nicholas owen, my top pundits. and tomorrow's papers. plus, i'll be responding to the massive story of the day that boris johnson has joined gb news. we're live from . from. nine oh oh. >> so my next guest is military historian chris newton . chris, historian chris newton. chris, thank you for coming on my show. look, we've got to pop this on. you now. this time of year, it's always a time for me to reflect on on what happened. you know, in the second world war, in t

she became the first in too. blacksmith joseph kaminsky, several more children survived.overed by his mother, volodya yaskevich was hiding in a potato hole, his sister sonya was in the cellar. my peers were in the pit, covered with boards, so i ’m telling you. that the german opened the board, and the children were sitting there, and he waved his finger, closed, closed, went, i had a burnt back part of the body and arm, my son, who was lying not far from me, about three meters away, called me to him, to pull him out of the puddle, i crawled over, lifted him, and then died. i got up myself and couldn’t move, but soon my brother-in-law, iskevich joseph antonovich, who lived on a farm about one and a half kilometers from the village of khatyn, came up to me and took me to his home, or rather, almost carried me. the village is already hot. burned out completely. kaminsky was treated at the bogdanovka farm by honored doctor of the bsr maria anisimova, an underground worker who worked as a surgeon in lagoi hospital. and on the third day after the tragedy, residents of khatyn we

the joseph alexander is 100 years old. he was in lands back when the jewish, the peace rose up against the local germans. joseph is also jewish, and was born in poland. he was also de potentate by the germans to the lands by competing concentration camp. if god didn't want me to, to survive. i wouldn't be here as long as the tickle is no, i don't know if you heard me speak when i so that's the main goal is in most and they told me to go to the left and then when they move further, the then back to the other side then if i didn't the then back to the other side, i wouldn't be here no talk to you. because the people on the left they were talking truck says when they did a guess year in april 1946. joseph alexander was living close to the lines back d p. cam. this is one of the pictures from lots and is that is here. so this didn't work. the reason for the uprise was it was there was another kid via not 5 months, i think was left the thing. there was a huge can for survivors, young survivors. and one night they said to me to

so this is assigned also for joseph burrell. this was an opportunity for joseph burrell to bring the ministers there to drum up their support. meeting president zelinski in a room, as we all know, changes the way leaders think about the conflict in ukraine and well, this trip was planned long before the us announcement. it surely is going to help drum up support in your government's need just picking up on what terry is saying. yeah. how, how worried is kids that support from its allies is eroding to hey, when you talk to people here and see if some of them will even tell you that they were expecting this to happen earlier, they were kind of surprised quite how you create, has dominated the headlines that's with other crises, detention moves on false that but sure. sure. this is a threat given how dependent ukraine's government is just to pay it states. they've pensions, of waves let alone to fight the war on western funding. there's also fed bid, if kind of discussion is about the fact the polish apartments, it didn't turn up,

thanks, joseph. thanks stephen.ing up next on lea anderson's real world, we've got back in day with military back in the day with military historian chris newton. do not go away >> you're listening to gb news radio . on mark dolan tonight. radio. on mark dolan tonight. >> in my big opinion, labour divisions on israel are the tip of the iceberg in my take at ten itv and the bbc have embarrassed themselves with their coverage of the israel conflict. this news gathering isn't as easy as it looks . we've also got it looks. we've also got broadcasting legend nicholas owen, my top pundits. and tomorrow's papers. plus, i'll be responding to the massive story of the day that boris johnson has joined gb news. we're live from . from. nine oh oh. >> so my next guest is military historian chris newton . chris, historian chris newton. chris, thank you for coming on my show. look, we've got to pop this on. you now. this time of year, it's always a time for me to reflect on on what happened. you know, in the second world war, in t

francois-joseph schichan, former french _ france.french diplomat, - france. francois-joseph schichan, former french diplomat, thank - france. francois-joseph schichan, | former french diplomat, thank you former french diplomat, thank you for your time. we were talking about the international diplomatic effort to try to spread the conflict spreading into the wider middle east region. well, in gaza, there were more intense israeli bombardments overnight and sell, say aid agencies, this increasing humanitarian catastrophe among civilians who are there waiting desperately for age. i'm a gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf told me what life is like now inside the gaza strip. less safe because israel asked people to flee south. they said, for your safety, go south. but last night, only about 100 strike in the south and 100 people killed in the south, including 13 members of one family who are from gaza city who were displaced and they were living in alcantara village. it's about like two or three kilometres here from khan yunis. they were k

well, a foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, has said that the over whelming majority of member states in favor of continuing co operation with the palestinian authority. speaking in the last few minutes of the news conference and the omani capital mister, brad also said israel had the right to defend itself, but the world should use the escalation to solve the conflict. so i just had to singles about what is going on, what, what would happen after for that you have to increase a reputation with that, it will, i would have to recalibrate an upgrade. the initiative would be took some months ago together with that of leak with as you with jordan. michelle's your idea in order to revive the had a base plan on to remind a will that the police tedium problem still exist that to make peace between not countries unusual is good to necessary, but also these has to be done with the police doing it. otherwise this via the cycle of violence will raise start your game as a burnout. let's go through this with that jack, patrick and brussels. welcome jack. the use response to the conflict saying isr

the large number of jews in the city forced joseph tyshkevich to meet them halfway.rade on preferential terms. the descendants of count tyszkiewicz tried to take away these privileges from the jews, which led to a large trial, which. which is surprising for the russian empire, the jews won by defending their rights, however, volozhin gained world fame thanks to its yeshiva or ishibot, because for almost a century and a half the city was the center of european jewish education. this seems to be a small, nondescript building of the volodzhensky ishibot, an educational institution where the talmud was studied. sometimes up to 400 people studied here at the same time; many famous politicians and scientists came from here. the peculiarity of the volozhensky ishibot was that the students here not only studied, but also lived, maintaining the purity of their religious views. founder rabbi chaim bolozhener was able to find sponsors for students and even ensured that they were not drafted into the army. as a result, volozhensky ishibot became the prototype of most similar est

, germany, the united states, twice, the head of the pentagon, but of course, it was the visit of josephrmines in many respects the further development of events, as they wrote in the press, the ground operation will not begin until biden leaves israeli land, and while he is here, this is also media data, and tsakhal himself does not inflict serious attacks on the gas territory, of course. this visit was planned in advance, but you are right, it so happened, coincidentally, that it came right after this, this tragedy of the hospital, the attack on the hospital, and this very morning, representatives of israel, officials, representatives of the idf are publishing evidence of that that it is not the fault of the israeli military. to begin with , aerial photographs were published showing the side of the buildings most affected, according to this from the very side you can understand where the rocket was fired from, that’s how they say... in the tsahal and this direction is from the south, and there is no israeli gas to the south. immediately after this, photographs of the surrounding area w

but there's an extra line here from joseph morel, the eu i here from joseph morel, the eu foreign affairs accordance with international humanitarian law. this means there cannot be" — i have to finish the sentence, "this means there cannot be cutting of water and electricity for the civilian population." what's your response to that? irate for the civilian population." what's your response to that?— for the civilian population." what's your response to that? we are acting only according _ your response to that? we are acting only according to _ your response to that? we are acting only according to international - your response to that? we are acting only according to international law. i only according to international law. also i want to remind you that the atrocities that were made were not made only by hamas terrorists. the atrocities were made also by a mob that came from gaza, participated in torturing people, robbing people, raping and murdering even without armed weapons, but with axes and knives. but still, but still we are not the same, we are totally different. we do care about

alaska airlines saying joseph emerson has been relieved of his duties. the pleasant hill resident in the east bay pleading not guilty today to 83 counts of attempted murder. that was in oregon courtroom. thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. newly released court documents reveal exactly what happened on sunday aboard that flight. >> prosecutors say emerson was sitting in the jump seat behind the pilot when he started pulling on the handles of the planes, fire suppression system, which if he had been successful, would have cut fuel to the plane's engines. prosecutors say he has admitted to doing so and he's now facing both state and federal charges. we do have team coverage on this story tonight. kron four's theresa live from outside emerson's home in pleasant hill. but first kron four's dan kerman joining us from the newsroom with the breakdown of those court documents tan. >> now, the big question is, how could someone do such a thing? these court documents tell a story of a depressed man in crisis gr

in his speech, joseph biden promised financial and military support to ukraine and israel. fact , biden admitted that the escalation in the middle east is related to the war in ukraine, because russia somehow influenced the decision of hamas to attack israel. he also outlined the so-called axis evil, these are the russian federation, china, iran, and the dprk. iryna, how were biden's words perceived in israel, and are they mentioning us, ukrainians, at the same time? i want to say right away that it would be very wrong to compare these two conflicts, these two wars, because they are fundamentally different, but i will immediately answer about joseph biden's visit and his statement. the israelis were really looking forward to what he would say after the attack on the hospital in the gaza strip, because it was important for them to hear that the us was on their side, that the us understood what had happened and would support them in in any situation, in fact, when joseph biden arrived and at the joint press conference, he stated that the usa supports israel, that all responsi

and joseph johnston at the time is the quartermaster general of the united states army. and he think great, i'm gog to be the highest ranking officer in the confederacy because i'm the highest ranking guy who resigned tir commission in the unid states army. not so, says jefferson davis in fact, johnston falls behind samuel cooper, albert sydney johnon and robert e lee. so he's not even the first johnston. he's he's his fourth and the second johnston and i mean, he was upset. i'll say that in march 1861, confederate congress had authorized the appointment of five officers to the great a brigadier general and the law stipulate to that quote the relative rank of each grade should be determined by the former commissions in the u.s. army. a perfect joe johnston has the highest rank, but it didn't distinguish between staff and line. and so johnston believed he was the senior officer. davis ignored this. he simply appointed the people that he thought were the best in the order in which he basically judged their military ability. johnston sends a crazy number of letters. he didn

goodbye, goodbye, and now joseph prigogine speaks.we meet again. joseph, you bring good luck, you know, like that golden one. taurus , we would like you to also leave your signature on our autograph wall, if you want with a wish, can i be a golden ram, yes, yes, yes, great, thank you. belarusians of the world come with great pleasure to the capital of our homeland, to the heart our belarus, they are ready to come literally at the first invitation, they live almost all over the world, but according to various sources, from one and a half to 3.5 million. they all fly with great pleasure to their historical homeland to meet and talk, tell how they live in their countries, see how beautiful belarus lives, enjoy our belarusianness, take it with us in order to popularize it and show what a wonderful country belarus is, we, as a belarusian... diaspora, are gathering, we celebrate national holidays and, of course, ritual holidays, for example, the last holiday we celebrated was a swim, we floated wines on the water, jumped over a fire, st. ni

them in his tea, which... he offered to drink there, and the united states, for the leadership of josephre essentially back in the game, that is, the wavering mood is over, in particular, i see it in the white house, evidence of this is the change in approach to delivering the same missile attacks, which the national security adviser, jake sullivan, previously said would not happen, it is impossible, now it has happened, this is the first part, the second is the unification of positions... hamas of terrorism and putin as a tyrant, which the kremlin did not like very much, well, you know, popularity can be different, they wanted to make themselves popular, they did, piskov is there said that putin is popular in the world, of course popular, now even more so when joseph biden called a veteran, well and the third is what really , joseph biden, wants, well, i can agree with his daalter, well i'll decipher, it's just that the question, it's no longer been a subject of ongoing consideration , every time in congress in an election year, and of course, the allocation of such an amount , which is

i suggest listening to dmytro kuleba and joseph borel.he question is whether what happened in the us is an incident or a system. i think this is an incident, and with a possible shutdown, the decision was made as it is. but we continue. working with both parties of congress to ensure that this does not happen again under any circumstances. i hope that this will not be the final decision, and ukraine will continue to have the support of the united states. we are facing an existential crisis a threat ukrainians are fighting with all their courage and capabilities, and if we want them to be successful, then you must provide them with better weapons and faster. after all, both sides and representatives. of the european union and the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs, called today's meeting of the council of ministers of the eu in kyiv a historic event, because it is the first time that the council of ministers of the european union is actually meeting outside the european union, and they also emphasized that such an event is now in kyiv,

were still in the of world war one, senator warren of ohio and governor calvin coolidge of nasa joseph's were elected president and vice president, respectively. this centennial week is also a sad week because it's the week when we the passing of president harding august two, vice president coolidge was right here in plymouth on vacation. his home and birthplace, when he acceded to the presidency in the night of august three, coolidge served harding's term. he won election on his own and handily. in 24, and he left office in 29 after his one elected term. so i like to welcome c-span viewers, this audience and go over some more details of coolidge's arrival and departure, the office of the presidency, these. two stories, the beginning and the end, are kind of like bookends to the book that was coolidge's bookshelf. that was coolidge swing going in and deciding to run again in 27. that's when he made the decision. the book ends. tell us something about the nature of the coolidge presidency. it's utility for us and why he won so handily in 1924, when coolidge run. so you commence with the h

democrat joseph biden, 115. man: okay, trump, 252 votes. biden, 833. allen waters, 150.g to do with the ds200s. nope, not at all. man: jacob, 25 in warwick, the screen is frozen. - so, that adds up to 722. so on my end, you're... (phone rings) you're balancing out here. ♪ ♪ (phone calling out) boy (on phone): hi, mom. grace: well, i still have a lot of work to do, so i probably won't see you tonight. - oh, whack! you gotta do something, like, less stressful. - (laughs): no, i like my job. i have so many stories to tell you. - all right, bye, mom! - goodbye, love you all. it's these and these, this is what i was told to bring. - okay, you wanna come with me? - yes, sir. - okay, cool. so, we're ready to go. i'm gonna start feeding these in. and we'll see how we do. man: there you go. grace: i like it when it works. (laughs) placencia: so, what are the percentages off top, then? yeah, it's 89, 60... 54. okay. man: and, like, look at rhode island broken down. barrington, 83% in with trump ahead by 100 votes. johnston and little compton actually is not in, but it's, this is t

simple, my own, dear, and i’m happy, i’m telling you yes , the prime minister’s mentor, producer josephalso could not turn off empathy, at the same time he discovered talents, experienced, intuition, the participants were afraid of him, joseph prigogine, also like a new mentor , no one knows how he is yet will behave, so it’s also interesting and a little scary, a cool person, a very professional producer, it turned out that he’s useful... this is not about intimidation, a legendary producer and valeria’s husband, in addition a cultural diplomat, you need to be able to comment so delicately if someone has proven themselves , i will try to help, for example , show the same artist on the russian federal channel , try some project, you know, how to say a word, push it, i don’t know, well, that is , offer it, there must be originality, there must to be a person with individually pronounced not only vocal abilities, but also external ones. just imagine if yesterday ’s factory cleaner could have thought that it was time to exchange her mop for a microphone stand; the star four would support h

good afternoon, joseph.impossible to refuse, who called, the producer of the program, and the director of the program, the thing is that i generally get great pleasure when i have the opportunity to come to belarus , and not because i’m sitting in a studio in minsk, yes, but because? because this is one of the most hospitable republics, cities, after which you leave with such a generally kind, such a warm mood, yes, the people are kind, people are sympathetic, well, you know, that’s a little such, an echo of my childhood, the soviet union, in which i grew up, when people were all normal, there were just people , you know, there today in the hotel i needed something, i came up, since that’s it, quickly, quickly, and no matter how old you are, there is respect, respect for a person, this is very important, this is what remains in minsk, this is the very center of something real, bright, and i would like it to be preserved here as much as possible perhaps this is to confirm your words i’ll say that when you did

joseph's father leroy walker has been kind enough to join us this morning.you and your family. >> thank you. >> lawrence: you were in the town while this was all going on. >> yes. >> lawrence: your son whose dream it was to own a bar and to be a manager of a bar was putting in his life at risk to save his customers and employees. >> yep, that is 100% right there. i got the word of that same time that joe's wife got the word from the state police that after they had gone through and did their investigation and everything that my son went after the shooter trying to defend everyone that was being shot at and lost his life in trying. >> lawrence: when you learned your son did that, what was going through your head? >> i felt in my mind because, you know, it's been a nightmare, so it is very hard to know one minute what you're thinking and not thinking, just listening to the officer, i knew my son would do something if possible, he wouldn't run away, i knew that, he would never run from anything like this. people meant too much to him and i'm sure there was othe

european union foreign policy officer joseph brill met with ukraine's foreign minister dimitri kolba before the meeting and emphasized the importance of the meeting and expressed the eu's regret that the us approved its budget without considering aid to ukraine. did these days, the sound is no longer close to the distance full support for the ukrainian front is not heard even from the first-class allied countries of ukraine. the current situation of war-torn ukraine is different compared to the past. ukrainians are hearing alarming news from all sides, the most important of which is the us congress's approval of a budget bill to prevent a temporary shutdown of the government. the non-allocation of funds for military aid to ukraine in the us government's continuation bill is challenging. in the center of the european continent and the countries bordering ukraine, the alarm bell has sounded for the defeat of the mostly united front of the continent. the party that won the parliamentary elections in slovakia announced that ukraine it is not a priority. slovakia has other and bigger prob

december 1949 , all republican newspapers published the initiative of the famous electric sawyer joseph gudilin. all likhozes supported her. enterprises that have traditionally been woodworking centers in different periods were also supported. gomel, pinsk, the largest center babruisk, babruisk fondok. there was a challenge banner, workshops that were the main workshops, such as a plywood factory, a sawmill, a white grain workshop, had they competed among themselves to see who was the best , which meant that the quarter worked, the teams were rewarded for this, and this raised the spirit of the workers, so the plan was always fulfilled, our enterprise became profitable in the year. in general, the forest paper industry was expected to grow at an accelerated rate in the early fifties. the demand for products grew. new production facilities were put into operation. mozor woodworking plant, rechetsk and vitebsk furniture factories, reconstructed borisov woodworking plant. flagship bobruisk remained. it’s not for nothing that fondok was called the flagship of tereoprocessing; you can imagin

el campo de joseph tiene letreros ofreciendo metanfetamina y fentanilo.anta cruz por abusar de menores en los 90, pero joseph tiene su versión de los hechos. Él dice que no cometió el delito y que todo fue un malentendido con la oficina del fiscal, quien, según él, le prometió que si se declaraba culpable, el cargo desaparecería en un año. ante quejas del público, el departamento de obras públicas, al igual que la policía y un bombero, llegaron al lugar para desechar algunas de las pertenencias del desamparado, entre ellas muebles basura y piezas de una bicicleta que no están permitidos en la calle. también nos contactó. vamos con la ciudad y a las 6 tendremos su respuesta por ahora. reportando desde san francisco nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48. >> en este punto pasamos ahora a hablar de las condiciones del tiempo, echando un vistazo al área de la bahía en general con esta belleza de imagen. >> así es, vamos contigo guillermo quiroz para que nos diga bueno, y qué podemos esperar ahora de las temperaturas? césar qué calor se ha estado sintiendo en el

it's a crazy story a lot of people are talking about in court documents now reveal joseph emerson. >> who lives here in pleasant hill said he had taken magic mushrooms in the days leading up to the flight in question and that he hadn't slept in many hours. and today in court, he pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of second-degree attempted murder. kron four's amanda hari joins us in the newsroom with more on what could happen next in this case, amanda, a plea of insanity is off the table according to one lawyer because joseph emerson. >> admitted to taking magic mushrooms before boarding the plane. prosecutors say the off-duty pilot tried to pull on the handles of the planes, fire suppression system while in flight. if he was successful, it would have cut off fuel to the plane's engines. >> tuesday afternoon, alaska airlines pilot 44 year-old joseph emerson of pleasant hill appeared oregon state court pleading not guilty to 83 counts of second degree attempted murder and one count of endangering an aircraft. emerson attempted to cut the engines of the plane sunday night forcing the fligh

and uh uh, joseph brown focus that it was on the fact that it was a long debate. and that the foreign ministers are sending a message off of the sort of directed seats. hey, those are those 1st of the counselors meeting in the candidate the country and the 1st time that is actually meeting of the country as well. you said you is determined to stay with ukraine for a long time, if almost 5000000000 euros of military aid for next year, and that the will keep track ukrainian troops, especially a fights of piles. and that will be continued cooperation of defense industries and continue talks about you membership as the strongest phone support as burrell put it. and he also said the landscape is a piece formula. president savanski is a, that is, is the only game in town as he put it. so this all comes as you find ministers on an, on an on strip to your client's capital key the 1st time as well. said that use top diplomats estimates outside the blocks board as of the week and now go to i'll colleague a roman gunshot ranko is in keith standing by that of the. busy us of

joseph porel's speech today. mr.jose porel today, in addition to actually criticizing the last-minute decision of the united states to approve the temporary budget and not allocate a budget for the support of ukraine. the second part of his speech was about the fact that eu aid to ukraine is not dependent on any country and in fact these aids will continue for a long time, but it is very clear that the european union has suffered a very large internal gap regarding the support for ukraine . next week on october 15th in poland, it is actually predicted that the nationalist and populist law of justice party will win the election, and on the other hand, victor urban's party in hungary, which is at work, this triangle actually shows that the future of support the military of the unions against ukraine is in some way suffering it has been damaged and most likely this issue will become the main challenge of the european union and the election campaign of european countries in the future. mr. bagheri, what is your analysis

as for joseph emerson, a neighbor described him as friendly. we just can't imagine him doing anything that would hurt anyone. now, faa records show joseph emerson received his latest medical clearance just last month. investigators say this incident was not related to events in the middle east or current events. they're now looking through emerson's social media. rhiannon really scary. >> ike. thank you for that. one less republican is now running for speaker of the house. pennsylvania congressman dan muser has dropped out of the race. house members last night heard from the remaining eight candidates ahead of another secret ballot vote today. congressman tom emmer is considered the front runner. he denies any tension with former president trump and members voted to certify the 2020 election, angering trump loyalists. >> police near milwaukee are investigating a shooting at a middle school. they say a suspect was acting erratically and climbed onto the school's roof and began firing at police. they fired back, killing the suspect. no details on

joseph, would you say it was a strategic mistake to disengage from the middle east within them? i think so, and we send signals of weakness that may happen. bolden, the one or the other dictator. i mean, when bulk obama, we all loved him, but he drew a red line in syria and it turned out to be a pink line. you know, that's not how to turn to works, said if you use chemical weapons, we will. and so no. and so from washington, the withdrawal from afghanistan and didn't look like to other as part of the road. so they, they may not be forgiven, but the they may have calculated america's weak, has problems to defend its own democracy. we may have to talk about trump and on the front line of defending democracy. i think that's in america because we all depends on the america. so the russians, the chinese and all the others cannot do to us what america is doing to itself right now. so that's the biggest problem. so at everything together, then we don't have to god, you know, through based order, which used to be america, and we have to live in the world. now that has been described thi

joseph, would you say it was a strategic mistake to disengage from the middle east within them? i think so, and we sent signals of witness, but may have in bold and the one or the other dictator. i mean, when bulk obama, we all loved him, but he drew a red line in syria and it turned out to be a pink line. you know, that's not how to turn to work. so you said if, if you use chemical weapons, we will. and so no. and so from washington, the withdrawal from afghanistan and didn't look have right to other is harder for us. so they, they may not be forgiven, but the, they may have calculated america's weak, has problems to defend its own democracy. we may have to talk about trump and and frontline of defending democracy. i think that's in america because we all depends on the america. so the russians, the chinese and all the others cannot do to us what america is doing to itself right now. so that's the biggest problem. so add everything together, then we don't have to god, you know, through based order, which has to be america. and we have to live in a world now that has been descri

next on the bottom of joseph drama. he is a political on the list on the europe and director of the trial after the commission of global platform for dialogue between call europe and asia. and we have suit hard, david webb, she is a senior fellow and divisional director of the german and marshall and fund in but a very involved both them to you or thank you for joining so that there is the middle east crisis right now. then we also have ukraine and russia, and then we also have china, taiwan, which of all of these crisis is something that bothers us the most, which is the most dangerous one where they need to focus most at the moment. but i think unfortunately all 3 are inter connected and there is an issue where the u. s. has to pay attention to all $3.00 crises in the world, hopefully together with allies, because without doing it together with partners, the us will probably at some point and is already feeling overstretched. i think there was an expectation that europe will do more for ukraine eventually, especially

joseph managed the bar where the suspect walked in and started shooting wednesday night. his dad said after hours of radio silence he got word that his son was killed. >> when you get anything that happens like this, you go empty. >> walker said witnesses told him his son joseph grabbed a butcher knife to try and stop the gunman in one last selfless act. >> trying to save some more lives that he ended up losing his life. >> in all the chaos people said they ran to get away from the gunfire. >> i just booked it down the lane and i slid basically into where the pins are and climbed up into the machine and was on top of the machines until the cops got there. >> families went to local hospital looking for loved ones. >> lewiston is a fairly small city and to think this is in our own backyard is just very hard to comprehend. >> among the lives lost, 53-year-old trisha asilin who was shot and killed at the bowling alley and 40-year-old brian mcfarland was participating in a corn hole tournament at the bar and grill. locals say word traveled quickly about the people who were kil

, well, december is better than nothing, and there is an extremely important address by president joseph biden, yes, it was already voiced by our colleagues, but i want to repeat it, it is an extremely symbolic and extremely important address, so the president joseph biden compared hamas to the russian dictator putin, since both of them want to destroy the neighboring democracy. country, that is what president joseph biden said in his address to the american people, quoting the president of the united states. we cannot and will not allow such terrorists as hamas and such tyrants as putin to win, he emphasized how and to what extent ukrainians suffered after the russian invasion, quoting the american president: we have not forgotten the mass burials, the bodies found with traces of torture , rape, what russians used as a weapon and thousands of ukrainian children forcibly taken to russia, stolen from their parents - added the president of the united states. now we will talk about the armed forces of ukraine, but not about all, about a part, today. 42,000 servicemen serve in the armed forc

the news of the usual is much longer than the plans, joseph biden's visit to israel is still ongoing,de, with which we are working, for israel itself, probably, today one of the main news came from joseph biden, he said that he was not involved in the attack on the hospital in the gas, he was convinced not only by the arguments of the israeli side, but also by the data that the pentagon provided him, without details yet, but nevertheless, the information is important, in fact, the visit itself for israel is also big news, the american president is coming here, essentially during the war is revealed, this is probably the main thing, by biden’s statement following the negotiations on the ongoing worldwide support from washington for israel, the israeli people, the israeli government. in addition to financial military assistance, of course, the main topic today was that same hospital tragedy; from the very morning, even before the american president landed at bengurion airport, israeli representatives published evidence that it was not sahal’s fault. in particular, the first ones were pu

next on the bottom of joseph drama. he is a political on the list on the europe and director of the trial after the commission of global platform for dialogue between him and call europe and asia. and we have suit hard, david webb, she is a senior fellow and divisional director of the german and marsh refund in but a very involved bell come to you or thank you for joining so that there is the middle east crisis right now. then we also have ukraine and russia, and then we also have china, taiwan, which of all of these crisis is something that bothers us the most, which is the most dangerous one where they need to focus most at the moment. but i think unfortunately all 3 are inter connected and there is an issue where the u. s. has to pay attention to all $3.00 crises in the world, hopefully together with allies, because without doing it together with partners, the us will probably at some point and is already feeling overstretched. i think there was an expectation that europe will do more for ukraine eventually, especial