joshua's house is hospice for the homeless.e first one of it's kind in this city and basically the idea is terminally ill members of the homeless population will be given a bed and a room and medical care if necessary so they can pass comfortably. the program will be called "sing me to heaven" it's a really beautiful song. a beautiful theme. so thank you for doing this with me - so l's actually get started. (group singing) "sing me to heaven" (group singing) "sing me to heaven" jennifer: oh - that's so pretty!" noreen barnett: i love that we are using our gifts to bring goodness into this world. len jones: they seek out the charities that are very meaningful to the local community. andy paul: as a performer there are many groups out there that people try to get together to have little groups but it's so rare to find one with a special enough mission that it keeps them together - but al gives em this great product which is not just a concert but benefits to other groups it's amazing! thomas warrick: knowing that joshua's house i

joshua. >>you might not immediately recognize that someone is on the autism spectrum and with some of the behaviors are he may not understand what's going on. >>misbah and kerry rates have an autistic son named joshua, you ready to eat and they know that people on the autism spectrum can at times become overstimulated by too many sights and sounds of us in the act erratically or shut down altogether, particularly in public settings. we have to really. think and plan when we're going out in public. >>with him because we don't know what to expect sometimes. and then we have to plan in case he does have a meltdown in we know what that looks like. but for a stranger, they may not be able to. they may not understand that he's like looking like this and he's moving around and i was stunned. it's like. he's overwhelmed. he doesn't know any any doesn't know what to do. many behaviors by someone on the spectrum can easily be misinterpreted and as their son grew and his behaviors were revealed. >>misba

joshua is a family registry system.ere's how it would work. >> families would register with local first responders under code. joshua decided what information they want to include as a picture and behaviors for arson. is this. his stemming is. >> the flapping of the hands, more or loud, lots of loud vocalization or he may just plug his ears. >> or he might run away from an >> and not not follow command, not follow commands because he does not understand the if co joshua is put into motion, the process would kick in even before the emergency crews leave the station dispatch. what's in the information right to their computers? 9-1-1, emergency. what are you reporting? my son ran away from >> he testing can his nonverbal. >> if you registered with coach san francisco fire is also interested in exploring code. joshua, just imagine, you know, >> there in a fire building. okay. and we're trying to extricate them out of a fire building with with folks on the spectrum. >> you know, they're they're they're on sensory overload at

joshua is a family registry system. here's how it would work. >> families would register with local first responders under code. joshua decided what information they want to include as a picture and behaviors for arson is this. his stemming is. >> the flapping of the hands. more allowed lots of loud vocalization or he may just plug his ears. >> or he might run away from an office. >> and not not follow command, not follow commands because he does not understand the if co joshua is put into motion, the process would kick in even before the emergency crews leave the station dispatch. what's in the information right to their computers? >> 9-1-1, emergency. what are you reporting? my son ran away from he severely and is nonverbal. >> if you registered with coach josh. san francisco fire is also interested in exploring code. joshua, just imagine, you know, >> there in a fire building. okay. and we're trying to extricate them out of a fire building with with folks on the spectrum. >> you know, they're they're they're on senso

joshua is a family registry system. here's how it would work. >> families would register with local first responders under code. joshua decided what information they want to include such as a picture and behaviors for arson is this. his stemming is. >> the flapping of the hands. more allowed lots of loud vocalization or he may just plug his ears. >> or he might run away from an office and not not follow command, not follow commands because he does not understand the if co joshua is put into motion, the process would kick in even before the emergency crews leave the station dispatch. what's in the information right to their computers? >> 9-1-1, emergency. what are you reporting? my son ran away from he testing can his nonverbal. >> if you registered with coach san francisco fire is also interested in exploring code. joshua, just imagine, you know, >> there in a fire building. okay. and we're trying to extricate them out of a fire building with with folks on the spectrum. >> you know, they're they're they're on sensory ov

joshua is a family registry system. here's how it would work. >> families would register with local first responders under code. joshua decided what information they want to include as a picture and behaviors for arson is this. his stemming is. >> the flapping of the hands, more or loud, lots of loud vocalization or he may just plug his ears or he might run away from an office. >> and not not follow command, not follow commands because he does not understand the if co joshua is put into motion, the process would kick in even before the emergency crews leave the station dispatch. what's in the information right to their computers? 9-1-1, emergency. what are you reporting? my son ran away from >> he severely and is nonverbal. >> if you registered with coach josh. san francisco fire is also interested in exploring code. joshua, just imagine, you know, >> there in a fire building. okay. and we're trying to extricate them out of a fire building with with folks on the >> you know, they're they're they're on sensory overload a

joshua is a family registry system.ould register with local first responders under code. joshua decided what information they want to include such as a picture and behaviors for arson is this. his stemming is. >> the flapping of the hands more. he allow lots of loud vocalization or he may just plug his ears. >> or he might run away from an office. >> and not not follow command, not follow commands because he does not understand the if co joshua is put into motion, the process would kick in even before the emergency crews leave the station dispatch. what's in the information right to their computers? >> 9-1-1, emergency. what are you reporting? my son ran away from he severely and is nonverbal. >> if you registered with coach josh. san francisco fire is also interested in exploring code. joshua, just imagine, you know, >> there in a fire building. okay. and we're trying to extricate them out of a fire building with with folks on the spectrum. >> you know, they're they're they're on sensory overload at is okay. when we re

however, the sharjah turn a says that does not sound like the joshua. she knows. i have seen that video. but that was like that's not the price he was caring. we love this girls. his girls left him. how do you make sense of what happened that night? i don't make of it really because to me it's still almost from the real i feel like i'm hoping on a phone from him. he was out trying to have a good time, just like any other person. it just happened to be at the place at the wrong time to shop turner says she has set up a gofundme to assist with the care of her daughters. >> now that their father, who she says was a good provider, is no longer with them. has made kron 4 news? >> our coverage of the sacramento mass shooting continues online at kron 4 dot com. plus more details on the statewide push to prevent gun violence. that's coming up at 06:30pm, tonight. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside looking along san mateo hayworth bridge and a lot warmer out there. and it was a lot warmer today and he's going to get even warmer. chief meteorologi

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joshua pawlik, a homeless man, was asleep with the gun between two houses. he woke up and tried to raise the gun. opponents dispute that. the officers fired 22 shots killing joshua pawlik. the officers sue to get their jobs back . the city hired an attorney and that attorney sided with the officers saying they followed department policies. the judge asked the attorney to amend his report and revises the terminations as recommendations. city employees asked the employee to make it look incomplete. the judge said they violated their own policies and needs to rehire those officers they wrongfully fired. >> i was shocked that they attempted to change a report or parts of a report to water it down and suit their agenda. >> reporter: a former oakland police chief questions can people trust them on other employment cases. >> what this is due to the city's credibility? >> there is a serious lack of trust right now. >> reporter: the administration is disappointed by the court's order. we believe we adhere to the agreement and believe the court erred in finding out ot

come on, joshua, let's not kid each other. we've just heard that people are using text messages, calling you employers to harass you, but that's what you got into when you agreed to the terms of the engagement that you got into. if a contract no. the family? no, no, no, i'm hearing no, let me hear from 21st and then i'll come to you olive. no, no, no, no, no. tony says on norway only got flew in our data protection act person every single individual from having their phone scraped in, their details used for anything but without clients without consent. and even when they ask you for consent, they still cannot use your data against you. they can use your data for creating credit score systems or anything like that. the can check all of these things, but no one should be allowed and no one can be allowed to come and use your information against you to call your mom or your best friend or your husband or your wife. it's illegal, flat out. simple. great. let's hear from all if you're saying a back to the point for joshua that no,

host: joshua sellers and henry thomson, the podcast is "keeping it civil."hank you for being on the program. guest: thank you. guest: thank you. host: that is it for today "washington journal." we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. in the meantime, have a [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ under the war in vietnam, not everybody knew they were being recorded. certainly johnson's secretaries knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of the conversations. make sure the conversations were taped. johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs. you will hear some blunt talk. >> folks, we have to listen to scientists, economists, and national security experts.

the names and the faces of 6 people who were killed in that shooting over the weekend. 32 year-old joshuat lou. casey, 21 year old john alexander. 57 year-old belinda davis. 29 year-old devazia turner. 38 year-old sergio harris and 21 meal martinez and roddy. and tonight we're hearing from the family of one of those victims today. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke to the mother of josh when the casey's 2 little girls. she talks about how hard it was to tell her daughters that their father is gone. it's a story you'll only see here on kron 4. how do you make sense of what happened that night? >> he just got caught up in being around their home. people basically. >> the underground around people trying to have a big part trying to share his left. everybody. he just didn't know how to give that up and say, hey, i have to leave you guys where you are going to have to do my family. i talked to him all the time. and now it's just too late. now it's just too late. >> how does a mother tell her 9 year-old and 10 year-old daughters that their father has just been killed? that is the difficult conver

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i don't know, joshua let me come back to you. they something that an olive has said, you know, and it keeps coming back to what tony has had the sense of community. we have intrinsic knowledge of how to do this. why then is it that when it comes to formal debt, it's usually associated with violence. you know, literally going to somebody's house and taking away their property. personally, i'm looking at both both parties, the person that is lending your money, they're spending so that they can lend you money. so it doesn't make any sense that if they get into a contractual goodman to do that, you fulfill this and they fulfill my part of the obligation come on just so let's not kid each other. we've just heard that people are using text messages, calling you employers to harass you, but that's what you got into when you agreed to the terms of the engagement that you got into if a contract or family. no, no, no, i'm hearing no, let me hear from 21st and then i'll come to you olive. no, no, no, no, no. tony says on norway only got a

kron 4 says but you spoke to the mom of joshua lew, casey's 2 little girls. she talks about how hard it was to tell her girls their father's gone. it's a story you will only see here on kron 4. >> how do you make sense of what happened that night? he just got caught up in being around their own people basically. so the end around around people trying to have a big part trying to share his left. everybody. he just didn't know how to give that up and say, hey, i have to leave you guys where you are. you have to do my family. i talked to him all the time. and now it's just too late. now it's just too late. >> how does a mother tell her 9 year-old and 10 year-old daughters that their father has just been killed? that is the difficult conversation that 36 year-old passenger turner had with their 2 little girls about their father. 32 year-old joshua hoyt, okc being gunned down in this past weekend's mass shooting in downtown sacramento. >> every time i think about it, i i feel so broken inside. the girls. they just not at their father. this with the law right now.

however, the sharjah turner says that does not like the joshua. she knows i have seen the video, but that was by that's not the person i he was caring. we love this girls as the girls left him. how do you make sense of what happened that night? i don't make of it really because to me is still almost from the real i feel like i'm hoping on on of him. he was out trying to have a good time just like any other person. it just happened to be at the place at the wrong time. the shot to turn a says she has set up a gofundme to assist with the care of her daughters. now that their father, who she says was a good provider, is no longer with them. >> has made kron 4 news? our coverage of the sacramento mass shooting will continue tonight at 6. it. >> we'll continue tonight at 8.30, including details on the statewide push to prevent gun violence. we also have continuing coverage on our website kron 4 dot com in ukraine. the mayor of the besieged city of mariupol says more than 5,000 civilians have been killed during the monthlong russian blockade. 210 of the

. >> reporter: the five officers involved in the shooting death of joshua polick, a judge says they should be reinstated with back pay. >> get your hands -- >> the city fired the officers over the 2018 shooting. investigators say that a homeless man was asleep with a gun between two houses. the involved officers say that he woke up and tried to raise the gun. opponents dispute that. investigators say the officers fired 22 shots, killing him. the officers sued to get their jobs back. the city hired an attorney to look into the matter. that attorney sided with the officers saying that they followed department policies. a judge says the city did not like the finding and asked the attorney to amend the report and revise his determinations as recommendations. the city employees to aft the watermark on the report. the judge said the city violated its own policies and need to rehire the officers that they wrongfully fired. >> i was shocked, to be honest with you. they attempted to change a report or change parts of the report to water it down to suit their agenda. >> reporter: a former oakland po

sergio harris, joshua hoy, three women. jojo just gotten her place. another, melinda davis. was living in the streets when shot, and martinez andrade. man is under arrest but not charged with the shooting. more with cheryl hurd. >> reporter: more money for young people and to fight gun violence is the message in sacramento. >> the second mass shooting we've had in sacramento. what are we going to do about that, city? our voices can no longer be silent. >> reporter: call to action from members of the community. >> you must be heard, your public officials are right here to hear you. >> reporter: city and community leaders coming together for candlelight memorial, three blocks from sunday's mass shooting where six people were killed, 12 injured by rapid gunfire. >> change has to start. >> reporter: jackie henderson's cousin sergio harris is one of the victims and he's demanding city leaders take action. >> doing the same damned thing again, same thing. so who is going to stop it? because ain't nobody bringing sergio back. >> reporter: sergio's family brought balloons and candle

joshua ahoy, lu casey martinez andrade and device cia . turner sacramento police have arrested one man they believe has a connection to the attack. ktvu emma gasses i've in downtown sacramento tonight with more on what we know. emma, what can you tell us? christina today , police arrested a related suspect, 26 year old dondre martin. he's charged with assault and illegal possession of a firearm. but importantly, not with homicide teams and detectives searched three homes in the area and recovered a firearm. and violent scene broke out at two a.m. sunday at 10th and k street in downtown sacramento. as concerts let out and bars closed. a crowd began fighting in the street. then gunfire erupted, killing three men and three women entering a dozen others. police say they recovered 100 shell casings from the scene. at least three buildings and three vehicles were damaged by gunfire. shooting victims range in age from 57 to 21. john hiatt, alexander sergio harris and his cousin, dave azia. turner joshua , chasing martinez, andrade and melinda dav

however, the sharjah turn a says that does not sound like the joshua. she knows.seen the video, but that was by that at all. that's not the price he was caring. we love this girls as the girls left him. how do you make sense of what happened that night? i don't make of it really because to me it's still almost from the real i feel like i'm hoping on a phone from him. he was out trying to have a good time, just like any other person. it just happened to be at the place at the wrong time to shop turner says she has set up a gofundme to assist with the care of her daughters. >> now that their father, who she says was a good provider, is no longer with them. has made kron 4 news? >> state leaders are trying to come up with strategies to cut down on crime. in the wake of that mass shooting in sacramento, someone more investments in community organizations while others are calling for more consequences. kron four's ashley zavala explains. >> we're continuing the reforms needed to re. imagine our justice system, state lawmakers and local leaders in sacramento wednesday c

coach joshua miruka has been involved since the start, and understands what the fishermen need. the company will need to do some modification, only the distances that electric mobility cover. like our fishermen, most of them try to go far distance. julia: asobo is working to improve the situation. it's made contact with companies in kenya and uganda that refurbish used batteries. these could be rented out to the fishermen at a cheaper rate. gabriel: these second life batteries will make them modular, so that also we merge, we mimic the current operations of our customers. if a customer wants to go far, we give them more batteries. then we charge this recharge fee per battery. like, you want to go far, you get four batteries. you want to go a shorter distance, you give you one or two batteries and you pay for what you have used. julia: asobo is the first company in kenya to invest in e-mobility on water, and one of the few in general on the country's e-market. electric mobility is still in its infancy here. there are some electric cars and buses, and even some e-bikes. warren ond

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. >> tonight we are here melinda, sergio, joshua,. >> tonight, heartbreak and calls first change afteramento. the shooting began as crowds were beginning to leave bars in the downtown area. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. the suspects -- the victims range in age from 21 to 57. luz pena joins us from the newsroom with more. >> this is the second mass shootings in sacramento in the past five weeks. they gathered to ask for change. candles lit up the night as families consoled each other after six people were shot and killed in the sacramento downtown area. >> i thank you, that you care for us. i think you that you care for these families. luz: prayers that hit too close to home for this community. >> tonight we are here for jonht aya, melinda, sergio, joshua, de'vazia, and yamile. luz: they are morning three men and three women killed after police say a fight broke out at clubs and bars on sunday. >> this is the second mass shooting we have had than sacramento. luz: sergio harris was the first to be identified. his cousin, de' also killed. sergio's fam

however, the show turn a says that does not like the joshua. she knows i have seen the video, but that was not just that's not the person i he was loving, caring. we love this girls. his girls left him. how do you make sense of what happened that night? i don't make of it really because to me it's still almost from the real i feel like i'm hoping on on of him. he was out trying to have a good time, just like any other person. it just happened to be at the place at the wrong time, the shot. but turner says she has set up a gofundme to assist with the care of her daughters. now that their father, who she says was a good provider, is no longer with them. >> has made kron 4 news? in the wake of the mass shooting in sacramento. state leaders are trying to come up with strategies to cut down on crime. >> state lawmakers and local today calling for a boost in funding for community-based crime prevention programs. the group also wants more resources for crime victims and those reentering society after spending time behind bars. >> this money needs to b

i am a joshua anthony joshua, tyson fury? i am a joshua man- — anthony joshua, tyson fury?good. we will see what —— and knock him out. if joshua turns up in his next fight, it is the same result. him against tyson fury, not as big as tyson fury againstjoshua. we could talk to you for ever. i have to read out the title of your book. barry hearn: my life knockouts, snookers, bullseyes, tight lines and sweet deals. . it is out tomorrow.— tight lines and sweet deals. . it is out tomorrow. it's 8.59. good morning, welcome to bbc news, i'm victoria derbyshire, here are your headlines: the mail on sunday's editor refuses to meet the speaker of the house of commons over the paper's article about angela rayner. russia has stopped supplies of gas to poland and bulgaria because they're both refusing to pay in roubles as demanded by moscow. leaving so called "vampire devices" switched on at the wall is costing us £2.2 billion a year. the bbc says it's shocked" at multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against the former radio one dj tim westwood.

but artifacts collected during that time, still fillets, museums. joshua wants them dealt with in the same way as the art stolen by the nazis already mom. just at the insights germany gained from that part of its history need to be extended to include the dealings with colonial history and looted out of that era. and it's simply wrong that these objects are there with, i'm heading to hand to say some sculptures that have become the sea bomb of loaded colonial lot. many african artifacts arrived in the port of hamburg in the 19th century. among them were some benign bronzes. these are sculptures and carvings looted by the british in 1897 after a bloody war and benign city in present day nigeria is quite an incredible building. yeah. for sam opened the 1912. okay. and you have been aim bronzes here as well? yes, we have quite an interesting collection of about 170 pieces. dr. barbara plank and steiner is a world expert on the benign bronzes. oh, wow. yeah, this is her conservation of this new took down 3 of our works our for inspection. so this is one of these are yes, blacks are very c

investigators say joshua pawlik was asleep with the gun. they involved officers in they said the joshua pawlik woke up and tried to raise the gun. investigators say the officers fired 22 shots. the officers sued to get their jobs back. the city hired an attorney and that attorney sided with the officers saying they follow department policies. a judge said the city did not like the finding and asked the attorney to revise his determinations as recommendations. city employees asked the attorney to at the draft watermark so it looks incomplete. the judge says the city violated policies and rehire those officers they wrongfully fired. >> i was completely shocked to be honest with you. they change parts of a report to water it down and suit their agenda. >> reporter: a former police chief and police practice and procedures expert questions of people can trust them on other employment cases. >> reporter: what does it do to the city's credibility? >> it erode said. >> reporter: the city administration is disappointed by the courts order. we believ

we have 32 year-old joshua holt, lucchese 21 year-old giante alexander. 57 year-old melinda davis. 29 year old via zia turner. 38 year-old sergio harris and 21 year-old humanely. martinez and dry day. and we're also hearing more stories from the loved ones who were left behind following the mass shooting. for spoke to 36 year-old patient and turner. she's a mother of 2 little girls. his father was killed in that shooting. she tells us it was very hard for her to tell our children that their father, 32 year-old joshua holt, lucchese is dead. >> every time i think about it, i feel so broken inside. the girls. they just not at their father. this with the law right now. >> well, turner set up a gofundme to assist with the care of her daughters. now that their father is gone. and the wake of the mass shooting in sacramento, state leaders are trying to come up with strategies to cut down on crime. state lawmakers as well as local leaders met in sacramento yesterday calling for a boost in funding for community-based crime prevention programs. the group also wants more resources for crime vic

. >> tonight we are here melinda, sergio, joshua,. >> tonight, heartbreak and calls first change afternd shooting leaves six people dead than sacramento. the shooting began as crowds were beginning to leave bars in the downtown area. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. the suspects -- the victims range in age from 21 to 57. luz pena joins us from the newsroom with more. >> this is the second mass shootings in sacramento in the past five weeks. they gathered to ask for change. candles lit up the night as families consoled each other after six people were shot and killed in the sacramento downtown area. >> i thank you, that you care for us. i think you that you care for these families. luz: prayers that hit too close to home for this community. >> tonight we are here for jonht aya, melinda, sergio, joshua, de'vazia, and yamile. luz: they are morning three men and three women killed after police say a fight broke out at clubs and bars on sunday. >> this is the second mass shooting we have had than sacramento. luz: sergio harris was the first to be identifie

in a statement to cbs13, joshua's family said they did not condone some of his choices and are sorry for the innocent victims caught in the middle. they tell us their focus now is protecting themselves from retaliation, and they called for an end to the violence. they even went as far as to call on others to end what they described as a gang war in sacramento. >> that was madisen keavy reporting. in the meantime today republican assembly members joined law enforcement representatives and crime victims calling for stiffer sentences for gun and gang crimes, and an end to the states early release program. >>> now to the latest in ukraine, the united nations voting to strip russia of its seat on the u.n. human rights council in response to civilian deaths in ukraine. the u.s. leading the push after claims russian troops massacred hundreds of ukrainians in the town of abuja. in the meantime, secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s. and nato allies have agreed to speed up deliveries of weapons to ukraine. >> we will not let anything stand in the way of getting ukrainians what they n

has chandra, sac roxy matthew colon madeira joshua, thanks for joining us. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can always go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story, join the conversation on twitter handle is a insight on myself and both team here and so far. thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. the ah and a mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights. in any water scenario, there's always a push to simplify narratives, the listening pace covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. it's rush hour at the local community center in lieu batch of 15 kilometers from the border with ukraine. that note that cut jack is a retired russian language teacher and is collecting goods donated by people from all over europe. thought i agree are helping people on the other side of the board . the ones who stayed behind can lead since russia invaded ukraine. daniel to has been driving across the border every day. crossing the bo

but thank you for that analysis. joshua schiffron, so from boston university. thank you. on the diplomatic front rushes foreign ministry took aim at germany today, declaring 40 diplomatic staff persona non grata an ordering that expulsion. that's about a 3rd of germany's diplomatic corps in russia. moscow said the decision was in retaliation for germany. expulsion of 40 russian diplomats. early this month. german foreign minister said the tit for tat measure was expected, but in no way justified. despite its actions against moscow, in its support for kiva, germany is under pressure over its apparent slowness in supplying weapons to you. crime. berlin stance has been particularly criticized by baltic states like estonia . the w 2 political editor, mckayla kaufman, discussed germany's position with the estonian prime minister, a coyote callas, prime minister callous. you say you are expecting strong leadership from germany right now. what exactly do you mean? but we definitely expect is that germany is sir, is or so i mean supporting all the decisions that we make together

and we want to see them not have the capability to very quickly reproduce that tape ability. joshua, chef lawrence and the dental often that it sounds like he's really asking ukraine to try and make up for the united states underestimating vladimir putin's ambition all these years. well, so i think that could be part of it and certainly the u. s. has been arming ukraine quite heavily, providing significant economic and military diplomatic assistance and support began . i agree with you that part of this is a mere culp campaign for underestimating the russian threat for a while. there is another element there, which i think goes to a point you raised a few minutes ago, which is, if we think that russia is going to be a challenge for the foreseeable future, any step that we can take now that would, we can, over the long term we can rush over the longer term, rebalance to the western advantage. so this is the 1st, this is the opening salvo and i think a longer term competition. that also is also future oriented as much backward the oregon. yeah, this is going to go in all sorts of direc

how well i'm going to sleep tonight, but thank you for that analysis. joshua chef lawrence from boston university. thank you. on the diplomatic front. russia's foreign ministry. so came at germany today declaring 40 diplomatic staff persona non grata and ordering that expulsion. that's about a 3rd of japanese diplomatic corps in russia. moscow said that decision was in retaliation for jobs, expulsion of 40 russian diplomats. early this month, german foreign minister said the tit for tat measure was expected, but in no way justified of despite its actions against moscow and its support for keith, germany is under pressure over its apparent slowness in supplying weapons to ukraine . berlin stance has been particularly criticized by baltic states like estonia. d, w. c. political editor may have discussed germany's position with the estonian prime minister, a kayak house, prime minister callous. you say you are expecting strong leadership from germany right now. what exactly do you mean? what we definitely expect is that germany is, is also, i mean, supporting going to decisions that we ma

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