important not to say so, you are absolutely right olesya about, so to speak, unworthy of the level of joseph baysident of the united states of the great power and so on insults. who would i insult, and this is not the approach. what is russophobia, in general, right? and why is it important to discuss this? this is his statement to maravitsky. well, you never know there yes , russophobia, not russophobia - this is when you remember, you were shown these kids. yes, good kids peoples, good people and their pity a. if so , russophobia is mainstream. what is mainstream? when do you declare this whole people to be some kind of people? well, as if there were no people, and then the kids are cubs, they deserve the same pity as our children, what do you think, no, and these people are not enough about this, by the way, ukrainian politicians at a high level also say, how is it arrest or who said it? one of these days, right? what do they have? this is the same they are not at all in the full not in the full sense here the word people understand whether they are worthy regrets, there i am not for mercy an

joseph missouri lay, stature, a thunder mel, capital funding atlantic badly calla o'con, now referred to charlotte on either for, for happens but the luxury bay ru lifestyle, of skilled and gap between rich and poor, that was white and all the time. the international press used a route as a barometer of what was happening in the middle east. and one of the foreign correspondents who predicted the violence in lebanon was i t, v 's, jonathan dimple. b. i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as a young reporter, and i wanted to see whether something was happening there or not. i stayed in what was then relatively modest hotel called the commodore hotel. the overall impression was some, some, some society which was held together by a rather loose series of ropes. i didn't take much for that to chatham. ah, the 13th of april, 1975, mount to the official start of the civil war. it was a proxy conflict full during the cold war. on one side, lebanese christian right wing parties backed by the u. s. wanted to end the armed palestinian presence in lebanon. on the other one, muslim left wing parties allied with the palo and backed by the soviet union. they sold

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joseph calle saying we dpot to keep our public safe. i think we have an opportunity to do that now. ian cull, nbc bayrea news. >>> all right, you are taking a flight any time soon. mask rules are still in place for a few more weeks. the tsa extended the national mask mandate until april 18th for planes, trains and other public transportation. it is set to expire next week. the short extensions suggest the united states could be lifting the mask mandates in spring. >>> tomorrow san francisco is moving you forward easing covid restrictions. the proof of vaccination requirements wills remain in effect of in door gathering of more than a thousand people like last saturday -- >>> get ready ball. baseball is back. >>> new questions about questionable fund raising for a san francisco's nonprofit. we investigate where the money is actually going. >>> we are seeing low 40s out outside. tracking a frost advisories up in parts o the bay area and increasing rain chances as we head into the >>> all right, we like to see this. baseball is almost back. the giants and the a's will start to season april 8th. after we

bay home with a car. this happened around 5:00 p.m. yesterday at st. francis drive and st. joseph way in petaluma. police say the unlicensed 17-year-old was speeding on st. francis drive when that car hit the side of a home. police arrived. the car was sitting on the lawn of that home. luckily no one was hurt. >> new this morning, people who smoke egocigarettes would be at an increased risk plie diabetes. data looked at more than 600 respondents from around the nation. experts say pre-diabetes is reversible with life-style changes such as healthy diet and weight loss. the cdc says 38% of american adult are pre-debutic. >>> for parents desperate hi needing a break and just trying to make it in the bay, the bottom line is getting even bigger. >> the price to hire had a babysitter now skyrocketing. child care costs are up 11% compared to last year alonech this is amid inflation and labor shortages, but there is another side to this. san francisco bay's urban centers allows parents to research and higher babysitters and nannies through a website and the app. the price hike is welcome news for care pro

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bay. um many icu. how sweet. does several dozen people gathered for a vigil in front of st joseph's catholic church in pinole? there were songs and prayers for peace. people there said despite being thousands of miles away, they wanted to show their solidarity with the ukrainian people. it is important. that even with this small gesture that we can be with them and to support them, and to tell them that we love them, but they're not abandoned. many of the people in attendance , put some flowers on the wooden cross there at the church. sunflowers are the national flower of ukraine. any straight man whose father died in oakland after being struck by a van now says his father was deliberately attacked and killed. this happened on march 18th in oakland's chinatown, near eighth analysis is just north of 1980. surveillance video shows the victim, she holy young running right down alice street. two men are getting into a dark blue van, then drive towards him and appear to deliberately hit him. the young son says his father never regained consciousness and died from his head injuries on sunday. mhm was really like fu

and the south bay, we're checking on one. 85 to menlo park about 35 minutes story of james. back to you. >> dewan does stewart josephity as ms de has been a community activist her entire adult life. she grew up in richmond and it is all too familiar with the costly ripple effect associated with gun violence about a decade ago. she lost a nephew to a deadly shooting and that's when she decided to take action. >> to help others. this morning, we're featuring as a finalist in our remarkable women series. kron four's phillipe djegal shares her story. >> over the years, the juan de stewart, joseph has accumulated a vast collection of obituaries for people gunned down in the city of richmond. and she says each one not only symbolizes loss, but also the unbearable pain connected loved ones left behind or and most of the things that i try to incorporate are things i learned growing up with my grandmother. >> whenever there's a death in our community, she went to that house. >> she sat with those families, the 2010 shooting death of her nephew, ivan thompson in el sobrante. >> inspired you wanted to join the interfaith and c

csu chancellor joseph castro resigned last month following accusations he mishandled sexual abuse allegations when he was president of fresno state. governor newsom paid a visit to the bay area to promote his proposal to overhaul california's mental health care system. the governor was at napa state hospital yesterday to describe the mental healthcare courts that he plans to set up in every county in california. those courts could order mandatory treatment for thousands of homeless people who are also severely impaired mentally or addicted to drugs. we've been stuck. i'll be candid with you stuck for decades. in a stale debate. about whether or not we should reform a system that was designed in a world that no longer exists. homeless advocates and civil rights groups across the state have expressed their concerns about the governor's plan. they say it would violate the constitutional rights of the same people it's designed to help governor. newsom is standing firm on giving drivers relief at the pump under the multibillion dollar gas rebate plan. i'm also very resolved to get money back in the pockets of people that have been impacted not just by gas prices, but across

church in the east bay held a vigil tonight for those lost and those living through the war in ukraine. um many easy how sweet . he does. dozens of people gathered in front of st joseph catholic church in pinole. there were songs and prayers for peace , those who attended said despite being thousands of miles away, they wanted to show their solidarity with the people of ukraine. coming up comedian chris rock, breaking his silence tonight. after now infamous slap at sunday's academy awards what he said about the incident at a show in boston tonight. and saying congratulations to a bay area sports icon after a 43 year career here at channel two coming up at 10 30, i sit down with sports director market. bonnie is the night before he gives his final farewell. on ktvu. and we are tracking the weather has been pretty nice. today was not bad. little windy temperatures start to warm up as we head towards the weekend. those four are those details coming up. but first beloved business and japantown is closing. after 115 years we're going to hear from the owners going to hear from the owners care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about