kaiser it's funny. henry kaiser is almost forgotten today. we only really know of him because of the health care plan that bears his name. kaiser permanente. but at the time, he was one of the most powerful and successful industrialists in the country. kaiser had figured out, and kaiser stepped into a giant void early in the war. the need for merchant ships to get materials across the ocean to great britain, which stood alone against nazi germany at the time. and in german submarines, the u-boats were sinking those ships at a very frightening rate. and so there was a desperate need for these merchant ships. henry kaiser had figured out a way to make it happen. almost overnight, shipyards were appearing up and down the west coast and all over the country. they were building a new kind of ship that had invented called the liberty ship. you know, before the war, it took seven or eight months to build one of these ships. henry kaiser had brought it down to within a couple of weeks, by the end of the war. these things were coming together very qui

they're singing, they're dancing, and also the kaisers balls and fans are in good spirits as well. so tonight they're definitely will be a party in berlin slate into the night despite the re that doesn't matter because lady susan are yes, we poke out chance. that's how it should be done your best alone. i've the reporting from the olympic stadium in berlin. thank you so much done yet. thank you. and the erotic dance. the drama on nora has won the topic. price of the $77.00 come film festival. the pound or the films director show and bacon accepted the award with a star. the movie my teen madison film tells a story about an erotic walker who marries the son of a russian only got especial jewelry prize. went to a rainy and direct them a homage russell law for his efforts. the seed all the sacred fig, which is about rounds women lead protests, the best actress award, which to full female members of the cast of the trans musical. amelia perez. jesse clemens was chosen best active for his role in the dot comedy kinds of kind this without you and to do the use film experts. scott the roc

why is this important for kaiser? >> well, it's important because we want to improve access, for our asian american communities, those who are struggling and seeking help, and they need the type of training that asian health services is providing. and we are very proud to fund, their mental health training academy. that is just as you've heard from marin, which graduated the first cohort of with a master of social work or the marriage and family therapist that allows for us to better care for those who are seeking help providing the type of culturally and linguistically tailored services that they need and that does produce better outcome, and that does help us reduce the disparities that we know exist. >> absolutely. and so you had the five graduates here, including bon, who came out of the first cohort here as of yet. and you have another another group that you expect will graduate in the summer, we're bringing on another five, another group on for next year. and we're so excited to say that of the five, three have

más de 400 médicos residentes y trabajadores de la red kaiser del norte del estado buscan afiliarse aud se negó a formar voluntariamente un sindicato. la medida afectaría a 2 centros que están en san josé y santa clara y abarcaría unos 120 médicos en el condado. temas estudiantiles. justamente queremos contarle que a pesar de que hoy jueves vence el plazo de inscripciones para el programa fafsa vinculado a la ayuda financiera estatal para la educación superior y beca estatales, algunos colegios universidades han extendido el proceso de solicitud debido a los problemas técnicos con el programa fafsa al momento de llenar el formulario. por ello, las casas de estudios recién comenzaron a recibir información financiera de los estudiantes para aprobar así esa ayuda. en pantalla podemos ver algunos centros educativos que están extendiendo este proceso de solicitud hasta el 15 de mayo. hablamos de san josé state university, de la universidad de california en san francisco, la universidad de california en berkeley, y es el uno de junio. se va a dar la extensión para san francisco state, calif

it really does change the way you play kaiser's voucher and they got a little bit more confident. they kept the pressure on that. but larry cruz and they had enough to why did the storm and see out the victory, but we have to give big credit to cause is locked in for their performance tonight . they were definitely the under dogs, put an end laboratories and deserve to when complete the domestic double. and although they didn't finish the season completely undefeated, they were undefeated in germany. so end of what is the guy and the people call. the cannes film festival has wrapped up with comedy drama, a nor winning the top prize, the palm door. it's the latest film from american indian director, sean baker, who be the 21 other rivals, for one of cinemas, most prestigious awards to the palm door. it goes to a nora the up to collecting the coveted pulling the door installs. legend, george lucas shone vacant. dedicated his trying to those who, being the focus of his career i this, when is for, for all sex workers, you know, the last force, 5 films. i've made have focused on sex wo

it really does change the way you play. kaiser's voucher, and they got a little bit more confident. they kept the pressure on that. but larry cruz and they had enough to why did the storm and see out the victory. but we have to give big credit to cause as loud to him for their performance. tonight, they were definitely the under dogs, but an end they refuse and deserve to win, complete the domestic double. and although they didn't finish the season completely undefeated, they were undefeated in germany. so end of what is the guy and the dsb poco. you are indeed wandering dw news. he's a reminder of our top story. this our, the leaders of south korea and japan and china are gathering for the 1st 5 lateral meeting between the 3 neighbor signal within 4 years. trade climate change and disaster response. we're all on the table for discussion and we will end it there. up next, the report from bangladesh on how soldiers from a unit accused of murder and torture, becoming un peacekeepers from like the local, really enjoy your company for me and the rest in between here and taking some of t

. >> new at 11 kaiser permanente medical residents have voted overwhelmingly to form a union. the union says 99% of those voting were in favor of unionizing. they will be part of the committee of interns and residents, which is part of seiu. the union will represent about 450 residents and fellows at kaiser hospitals across northern california. and in a statement, the health care giant said, quote, kaiser permanente respects the rights of our employees to choose to be represented by a union. and we have a strong record of working constructively with the unions that our employees elect to represent them. >> academic workers at ucla and uc davis will be going on strike next week, just like their colleagues in santa cruz, 2000 graduate student workers walked off their jobs on monday at uc santa cruz in protest of the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrators. staff at ucla and uc davis will be joining the walkout tuesday. the state public employment relations board has now filed a complaint with the union, though , after it was found to be violating a no contr

that is all she could do. 30 miles away at kaiser hospital, dr. lapoint was waiting too.ince he sent out brigida's samples. brigida in pain the whole time. finally, the lab results came back just as he suspected. it was thallium. a lot of it. brigida's husband and young son seem to be clear the toxic mental but she was in serious danger. >> her levels were off the charts. >> more than 1000 times the acceptable level. that is unbelievable. a hospital staffer had driven through the night to get hold of prussian blue pills. dr. lapoint started brigida on them immediately , but was so much thallium in brigida's system, dr. lapoint worried the prussian blue would not be enough to save her. he put her on dialysis to filter her blood. it was a slow process. when the fbi special agent arrived to question her, brigida was still desperately ill. how would you describe her condition at that point? >> she struggled with answering simple questions. >> he knew he could not wait. >> she looked bad and it's concerning. at that point, we didn't know if she was going to make it. >> he need

miss kaiser's party, the afd.the german government recently won a court battle to keep the afd under surveillance. afd politicians have been targeted with sting operations, and laws have been passed to allow their financial donors to be targeted. the government even looked at banning the afd outright. hilariously, they say this needs to be done to preserve democracy because nothing preserves democracy better than banning political parties . you'd think political parties. you'd think germany, of all places, might have a bit of awareness as to where that kind of thing can lead, and it's happening in other countries , too. other countries, too. anti—immigration geert wilders stormed to victory in the dutch elections six months ago, but has only just been allowed to get agreement from other parties to form a government. he was elected by the people, but the establishment did everything they could to keep him from power. meanwhile, polls across europe show that on average, seven out of ten europeans believe that their

kaiser permanente is giving oakland based asian health services an almost $500,000 grant.rt a 26 month long pilot program aimed at increasing the number of asian americans working in mental health. five professionals graduated from the program just yesterday, we spoke with leaders at that clinic about why this grant is so important. >> so it's great that people are coming in now. what we want to work on is really building up that workforce. but with our community, you know, given the language barriers, given the cultural nuances, it's really important that our mental health professionals really are aligned with the communities they serve. and that's why we were so excited about this program. >> yeah, great to see kaiser giving back. thanks so much for joining me on the news a >>> then. now. forever.

. >> kaiser hospitals on the peninsula are providing life saving gun trigger logs to parents of smalln. doctors at kaiser redwood city in san mateo are giving the locks of parents who own guns and are storing them currently unlocked, the san mateo county sheriff's office donated 100 gun locks for this program. parents are discreetly offered the locks when they bring children in for checkups and fill out a screening questionnaire. it includes questions about health, safety and guns in the home. >> it's very discreet, so it makes it easy to be able to just easily give it to a parent without them walking out with something that kind of calls out that i came out with a gun lock. it looks just like a bike lock, but it is such an easy device that will save children's lives. >> the trigger locks are available in the pediatrics, emergency and psychiatry departments at both of the hospitals. >> the oakland zoo has a new member and you can help name him that story coming up after the break. >> but first, take a look at this shot from earlier tonight. the fog rolling across the golden gate as th

and all those activities are also supported by kaiser. that is so great. >> by the way, i love zeeny myself. i've got many pairs of sunglasses and glasses. it's just great. and they're so community oriented. but let me just ask you, how did the youngsters day out as an idea start? >> you know, that's a great question and one that we're really proud to tell, before the pandemic, we did a lot of our support for our family programs and school programs through private donor events. and during the pandemic that didn't work anymore. and so we had an event where we gave away a ton of art materials, which was a fundraising event. and once we got back in a place that we could all gather again, we continued to forge forward in a more equitable framework. and that's what gave birth to the youngsters day out. in its current format. and we're so proud that it is such a successful event, and one that really allows us to share with those who might not know that the deyoung is a family friendly space. every single weekend of the year, every saturday we o

as you can see, on page 2, we have again, most plans we are presenting today, the kaiser hmo will be presented the june 13 meeting. when we look at the plan experience and if you go back to march when we talked through the 2023 plan experience for each of these plans, generally speaking, seeing at or below expectations relative to national trends. you'll see a little higher increases on the access plus and trio plans more, because of the impact of stabilization buy up, so that's why you'll see the higher increase after rate stabilization adjustment. the other funomnomhappening is there were significant dollars available through the sutter legal settlement for there 2024 plan year rating, so $15 million was able to be used as a buy down for the blue shield access plus trio plan. there are still dollars left as presented and approved in the march meeting but only about $2 million. while it has been a benefit overall to rates in 2024 and 2025 with the sutter legal settlement dollars, the fact it is much less this year brings the upward pressure on some of there rates from before to afte

in the audience in cottbus that night was benedikt kaiser, another influential figure.os. he's accused the bbc of rehashing old stories. became more and more right wing extremist... this spy chief claims that extremism within the afd poses a risk to democracy. when i'm speaking about a german oak, a big, strong old tree, it can take a blizzard, it can take a storm, but once you have an enemy that goes for the roots, and that's exactly what's happening right now, going for the roots of our democracy, it's very dangerous because it goes to the vital parts of our democracy. the afd says it's being smeared by a biased establishment. and as the country builds towards regional and eu elections, this isn't a fringe movement, but one trying to go mainstream. jessica parker, bbc news, in brandenburg. new figures suggest more global temperature records are being broken. the eu climate service, copernicus, says last month was the warmest april on record. and bbc analysis has found that in the past year, the world's oceans have broken temperature records too, having a huge impact o

in its less than one and a half hundred years, baranovichi saw tsars and kaisers, saw the revolution, the victory of the bolsheviks, survived the german occupation, the city survived both world wars and 50 years. baranavichy square is almost impossible, which literally sticks out in the middle of the main one if you don’t know the secret. take a closer look, the city authorities managed to hide the architectural mistake by planting a small iron bird here. they say that all wishes made really come true. i want to be able to travel and discover new cities. well, in baranavichy there is definitely something to try, something to see and places to walk. if you want to drink, as they say here, the most delicious water, please. before reaching the consumer, it is cleaned using cream filters, classical music is playing at this moment, in general, it’s worth a try. if you want to ride a bronze mare named expertise, no problem. you can also check out one of the local sanatoriums. our creative team did not miss this opportunity. here, a massage and... another, returned vigor, gave yourself the m

plus for mental health awareness month, kaiser permanente has a psychologist that's going to be joining us here live next to talk about how we can avoid risks of depression and anxiety from may be using anxiety from may be using social media too we're in the middle of... livin' large! and having a big day! in the middle of being the fun uncle! in the middle of being a kid again! beep! beep! there's something for everyone in illinois. the middle of everything! ness. it's not a nine-to-five for ev proposition.inois. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >> may is mental health awareness month and for your health this afternoon, we're going to take a look at the psychological impacts of social media use as st

kaiser permanente redwood city joins the sacramento area kaiser permanente facility in rolling out this program. it says the goal now is to expand it to other facilities in redwood city. zach fuentes abc seven news. >> coming up next, help for a homeowner who says her appraisal was lowballed because of her race. >> it has to be us standing up for ourselves and letting them know we're not satisfied and okay, we're not going to take it anymore. >> see the resul ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur.

in the audience in cottbus that night was benedikt kaiser, another influential figure.as pictured at neo—nazi demos. we've approached him for comment. became more and more right wing extremist. this spy chief claims that extremism within the afd poses a risk to democracy. when i'm speaking about a german oak — a big, strong old tree — it can take a blizzard, it can take a storm. but once you have an enemy that goes for the roots and that's exactly what's happening right now, going for the roots of our democracy. it's very dangerous because it goes to the vital parts of our democracy. the afd says it's being smeared by a biased establishment and as the country builds towards regional and eu elections, this isn't a fringe movement but one trying to go mainstream. jessica parker, bbc news, in brandenburg. a clinical trial in the uk has found that the immune systems of children with severe food allergies can be trained to cope with foods they were previously allergic to. researchers gave children with peanut and milk allergies daily doses of the foods and found they were ab

in the audience in cottbus that night was benedikt kaiser, another influential figure. neo—nazi demos. we've approached him for comment. became more and more right wing extremist. this spy chief claims that extremism within the afd poses a risk to democracy. when i'm speaking about a german oak — a big, strong old tree — it can take a blizzard, it can take a storm. but once you have an enemy that goes for the roots and that's exactly what's happening right now, going for the roots of our democracy. it's very dangerous because it goes to the vital parts of our democracy. the afd says it's being smeared by a biased establishment and as the country builds towards regional and eu elections, this isn't a fringe movement but one trying to go mainstream. jessica parker, bbc news in brandenburg. let's speak to assistant professor of political science at boise state university julie vandusky. welcome. you have written about the rise of the fd in germany. how far—reaching are its links with the far—reaching are its links with the far right? far-reaching are its links with the far

this is the 50 year kaiser permanente.n california hospitals have been recognized for meeting the standards for maternity care, such as low rates of elective early deliveries and following important safety protocols to protect new parents and their babies. a live look outside right now showing us what's going on across the golden gate bridge. little breezy lots of sunny skies. we drops. cocoa can hear no details on what's going and that is sunny and francisco checkout half moon bay. here we are getting a little bit warm at the moment. it is really lovely out there. just blue skies as far as the eye can see. >> i mention we're getting a little right now at 72 degrees. we're at 75 in fremont. you can see some nice temperatures in downtown san francisco. just say the 72 degree mark. 76 in oakland and 77 in nevada and santa rosa. so we're off to the races with temperatures today. looking out for highs inland, it could reach as high. >> as the 80 degree mark, even perhaps up in the north bay. we could see some of those low 80's

kaiser permanente redwood city joins a sacramento area kaiser permanente facility in rolling out this program. it says the goal now is to expand it to other facilities in redwood city . zach fuentes abc seven news on the peninsula. >> the governor is getting involved now in the fight for new farm worker housing in half moon bay. squalid living conditions were uncovered after a shooting spree that left seven farm workers dead last year. the planning commission has twice delayed a vote on a 40 unit farm worker housing development, due to concerns about cost and scope, the governor said, quote, the state's housing accountability unit will take all necessary steps to hold half moon bay accountable if the project does not move forward as state law requires opinions of the housing market are at an all time low, a national gallop survey says 79% of people feel it's a bad time to purchase a house. >> that's the worst perception in the survey's history, and just slightly lower than last year's optimism about home buying first began to trend down in 2003, researchers say. all the pessimism is b

so, my great primary care doctor at kaiser, doctor nash, he connected me with the kaiser oakland perinatalsychiatry department. we got hooked up with doctor bradley, which was like the best blessing of this situation, because, you know, she was and is so kind, so knowledgeable, and, like, such a grounding force. >> and you're doing so much better now. oh, so much better. >> that's great. yeah. i am back to myself. you know, it took it's a slow process for sure, but one step at a time. she walked me through that journey and i get to be with demi now, which is incredible. and we just celebrated her first birthday last month. i'm back at work, do brand marketing for a software company and it's just great to be living normal life. if anything, i feel better than ever because i know the other side that as we mentioned, it is treatable, but women, ladies, you've got to reach out for that help, right? >> and that there's no shame in getting that help. doctor bradley, appreciate what you do. shannon, thank you so much for coming on the show. thank you for giving us a platform because yeah, thank y

permanente redwood city joins a sacramento area kaiser permanente facility in rolling out this programe goal now is to expand it to other facilities in redwood city. zach fuentes abc seven news. >> and good morning, everyone. at 540 we have metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza at 537. so just a couple of minutes ago, can't really tell from this angle, but it will start backing up. we were hoping for friday light. our biggest concern is on 101 southbound. we have a full freeway closure, two separate accidents. now the chp is reporting one that involves two cars, one that involves three cars southbound 101 near san antonio. debris all over lanes. this full closure is until they get those accidents out of there and get the debris cleaned up. you're backed up all the way now past willow road. you'll want to take el camino real or middlefield road, or even 280 until these lanes reopen. and we'll check back in just a couple of minutes with an update, guys. all right. >> we'll keep checking in with you. sue. thank you. a rare apology from apple coming up. the reason the tech giant

kaiser permanente redwood city joins the sacramento area kaiser permanente facility in rolling out this is to expand it to other facilities in our next half hour on abc seven mornings. thousands of canadians forced to leave their homes as the first wildfire of the season burns out of control. and from the courtroom to the campaign trail, how many of donald trump's supporters say they'll [ cellphone vibrates ] sometimes it takes a different approach... ok, that's mrs. johnson right? great. great. ...to see the possibilities all around you. almost 10! are you gonna have a big birthday party? hi, are you feeling ok? with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, you can earn your nursing degree without putting life on hold. imagine your future differently with capella university. crème on the left, i program you to think for yourself my boy. you're sure that's a good idea? what's the worst that can happen? i'm going to twist on it. hello, father. yeah, absolutely not. he's perfect! memorial day set to begin in israel while protests marked the solemn occasion. hundreds of thousand

kaiser permanente redwood city joins a sacramento area kaiser permanente facility in rolling out this living tulsa massacre survivor celebrating a special milestone. family and friends gathered in texas for viola ford fletcher 110th birthday on may 5th. she's one of several people who survived a white mob that attacked residents living in what was known to be black wall street in oklahoma back in 1921. at least 300 people died and thousands were left without homes. the centenarian has helped people through her foundation with health, education and other civil rights initiatives who are all proud to be of this age. >> i have many, so many i can't mention, but it's a blessing to be to live this long and easy to do. if i can do it, others can >> 110 years old. fletcher also released a memoir recounting the tragic day called don't let them bury my story in our next half hour on abc seven mornings. thousands of canadians forced to leave their homes as the first wildfire of the season burns out of control and from the courtroom to the campaign trail, how many of donald trump's supporters sa

in the title match for the cup , kaiser slautern was minimally beaten.ja scored a goal by hitting the crossbar from 24 meters from the opponent's goal. for leverkusen, this is the second german cup in the club's history. on the eve of a phenomenal denouement of the russian premier league. rostov 2:1, and dynamo, which before this round sat first against... stands for krasnodar, for zenit this is the eleventh championship in history, well, today is a big football day on the belarus 5 tv channel, following the broadcast of the first league match of maxline belshina at 14:55, then in the channel’s schedule there are two matches of the major league, at 16:55 the broadcasts of soligorsk shakhtyor prieton, followed by 18 :55 slavia mozari will host dynamo minsk.

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in 1915, russian troops fell to the nazi troops of kaiser germany during the advent of the war , the drilled out. however, after the end of the war, it would have been unfavorable to be annoyed and irst and matsavana. then the architecture of brest central and the world we knew appeared fish. the main building of the building remains the earliest, only the central pillars of the façade are visible, it becomes double-arched and protrudes forward, with high ceilings and arches ancient and baroque shapes, the halogen façade is re-arranged and there are double-arched roofs, which support the buttresses, which is why sieredzins of another roof, facades. brest, the history of the championship has been rewritten again, never before have the sixth and seventh squads of a smooth season reached the golden series, we are reviewing the most interesting event. the british runner raskuk, known on the internet as the toughest eccentric, set his sights on a record a year ago; he wanted to run across africa from south to north. two-time champion of the planet in state obstacles anouk guernier set a n

to discuss all this and solutions, we're joined by kaiser permanente oakland medical center thoracicurgeon doctor jeff velotta. doc, thank you for being here. first of all, when you see those statistics, you've called this an unmet health crisis. how startling are those numbers? >> just amazing in that the number one cause of death in asian americans is cancer. it's not heart disease. we are the only ethnic racial, ethnic group where cancer is the leading cause of death in lung cancer is the leading is leading cause out of the cancer deaths. so to me, that's something that really needs to be figured out. >> yeah. and this isn't so cut and dry. i want to bring up another number here among asian american women with lung cancer, more than 50% are nonsmokers. now, there are studies underway to figure out what's driving that. but what are some of the factors that you have seen? have you explored this space? we have, and along with us at kaiser permanente and ucsf recently, we've been looking at that. >> and currently that study is ongoing called the fan study. and that is looking at any w

the dw news live from bill in the you and suspends food, a distribution and rough, fine, southern kaiser sites. lack of supplies and safety concerns and one to my terry and operations across the entire trip on the collapse. also coming up, brush up against tactical nuclear weapons of drills near the border when the train moscow says it's in response to what it calls kind of statements from the west. and one passenger instead of just events have been and if the flight from london to single full additions close to point triple 7 to columbus before making an emergency. and not the hit on told me on monday for welcome to the program. the united nation says it's suspended food distribution in the city of rafa and southern guys id to safety concerns and a lack of supplies. the organization says it's main agency for palestinian refugees, owner and the world food program can no longer access the warehouses in ross i, because of israel's ongoing military operation. of the fleeting russell many come here to the eyes by the cant instance with casa. but the situation here is not much better people f

at kaiser, we actually have translators ready and at the will to be able to help translate in a multitudes, to be able to seek help. >> can i run something by you that i've heard not just from my parents, but other people who are aging? you know, i've heard i'm just getting older. things don't work like they used to and part of that i understand. but how do we know where that line is between we're just aging and oh, there's a real problem brewing. >> yeah. you know, i've really so happy that you're asking that question. and that's actually exactly grandpa's situation that he was in. really healthy wasn't on any medications. what are the key things that you should know is actually always know your body and never be afraid to ask for help. i tell everybody that yes, we are all aging and how do we continue to live healthy lives? and that's really knowing your numbers. know your blood pressure, know your weight, know the symptoms, be able to go out there and stay active and live a healthy life. and if something is off, you're not breathing right. you're starting to experience chest pain. you'

in front to sign up for some sort of a cooperation management of kaiser. so they wouldn't occupied the gaza strip. but everyone knows in israel, in the region and best in the united states. they've been a menu and, and you all change his mind and has a very tactical relationship to the truth and his commitments. and you are up to date, the timing change. i mean filter. why are deforestation in the rain forest continue carbon dioxide emission passwords? and again, the people of the world are we? what impact because change doesn't happen the make up your own mind. me the wait, am i reading this right? i can follow social media accounts and make over $260.00 in a day. well, it's a scam of course, but scans like this, a huge global business, and many scam us, even victims themselves. what topic option this is aaron. he was taken to me on the under false pretences and forced to scam people online or via the phone. we'll show you aaron story at the moment, but what exactly is scamming? essentially things coming in a general form is, is really a way of deception,

their opponents, 2nd division kaiser, slept and went into the match hoping for a miracle. and they didn't make it easy for labor cruising in the sold out on that big stadium in girl and got champions by a leave of course, and petrified hops against the 2nd division. opponents kind of notes on it. the 1st scoring opportunity of the game with this shot from don't you stick to the 16 submitted by image. see kind of did a little better with this amazing long distance as it's making. it's one new. perfect. so it's no chance. sometimes it's not a gatekeeper. you had to make a set up. the 2nd yellow card. do you have a clue dependent? what do you don't need? well, sense of to choose 10 men. the favorites had to keep sleep because there's no tends to be as it actually was hoping to equalize dis, disney image or the 2nd house. so there's studies, it's almost good and sick and going to buy another chance with this song. but a great si, fi you can see that the know the finance go see breaking the german w as in extending season. you're watching dw news use a reminder of our top story

in its less than one and a half hundred years, baranovichi saw tsars and kaisers, saw the revolution,he victory of the bolsheviks, survived the german occupation, the city survived both world wars and for 50 years helped the soviet country build socialism and communism. throughout its history, it was russian, polish, soviet and belarusian, in general, native and familiar, for many, even for bronze birds. this is not the only bird monument in belarus, but as far as i know, the only monument to the sparrow, project local sculptor stanislav tselyuk, the calling card of the city. now it is almost impossible to notice a metal one and a half meter pipe that literally sticks out in the middle of the main square of baranovichi unless you know the secret. take a closer look, the city authorities managed to hide the architectural error by planting a small one here. they say that all your wishes really come true, i want to be able to travel and discover new cities for you, well, in baranovichi there is definitely something to try, there is something to see and there is where if you want to take

they're playing the big final, the german cup final against kaiser, who nearly avoided relegation tohird tier in german football. the hot favourites for that, i can't imagine anything other than a strong reaction. of course, they would have loved to complete this, but they have a whole league season unbeaten which has never been done before in germany. no one could have expected this. it's still incredible season because alonzo has raised the standards for such a level. there will be a degree of disappointment, but i'm sure there'll be perspective of what has been an incredible season. also for atalanta, and the hat trick hero for lookman. you can't go out there without a football or ripping it up in europe at the moment. a brilliant moment for him. he wasn't even certain to start the final because in common with leverkusen, the reason atalanta look fresh is because they have a great bench and they can shuffle and they've been able to recently. they looked really good in recent weeks. they come to this crescendo of form in recent weeks. the perfect performance, gasperini was challeng

their opponents 2nd division kaiser slouch and went into the match hoping for a miracle. and they didn't make it easy for labor causing. and they sold out olympic stadium in berlin of the business to get simpkins buy and leave our closing petrified house against the 2nd division. opponents kind of notes on it. the 1st story opportunity of the game with his shot from don. you stick to the 16th committed by a dispute. uh gunshot. did a little better with this amazing long distance efforts making its well no perfect sense, no chance because it's not. i don't keep the union side to make a sense of the 2nd, you know, kind of difficult, hey, i mean, we're a, we're a 2nd division team and, you know, live at cruising was the tablet of germany and i think we've done very good, very well. and i think we can be proud of our team and we shouldn't, we shouldn't be sad about the game and the, the result of the game because it's loaded and they had a good, very good plate. but a better one with the hundreds of thousands of people have celebrated wouldn't believe he is most popular festi

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continue calling for reopening of these crossings because at the moment, hardly any, any age is entering kaiser and especially we see operations happening in the south . and as matthew said earlier, as of a couple of days, actually we had no more food to distribute in the south. all good things you've just said, asking for much more, a particularly violent and also safe access to that. i, i, the organizations have been calling for this from, for a long time. what will happen if things don't change and change soon? i mean, the, the consequences of this will be absolutely catastrophic for the people here, because once we run out of stocks, and if the a does not start coming in on a consistent uh, and scaled up a matter, then we will, we will, uh no longer have any more stocks due to provide, we will not have you to deliver these uh, this assistance. and um, all operations basically could come to to a halt unless we have a consistent and as is a sustained supply in 2 guys. okay. your in rough uh, thousands of palestinians sheltering there had to flee since the is riley incursion into the city. i'm

in the audience that night was benedict kaiser another influential figure. a decade ago, mr kaiser was pictured at neo—nazi demos we have approached him for comment. the spy chief claim set extremism within adf poses a risk to democracy. when i am speaking about the german police big strong oak tree it can take a blizzard or a storm but when you have an enemy that goes for the roots and that is what is happening right now. going for the roots _ what is happening right now. going for the roots of _ what is happening right now. going for the roots of our _ what is happening right now. going for the roots of our democracy, - what is happening right now. going for the roots of our democracy, it is very— for the roots of our democracy, it is very dangerous because it goes to the vital— is very dangerous because it goes to the vital parts of our democracy adf says it _ the vital parts of our democracy adf says it is _ the vital parts of our democracy adf says it is being smeared by a biased establishment and as the country builds_ establishment and as the country

exercise caution before launching a crime defensive on the city. israel has been fighting homage across kaiser since the militant group carried. i'd be october 7th terror attacks on israel, but now is ready. soldiers are returning to the north of the strip or home us forces have regrouped in areas. israel said it had already secured the rush to get rid of it. and central guy was d a and bella is disparate supply. you will read the low but the arrival of thousands of event q ways from rough uh, means there was even least to go around the the, the d o bala, people are now on top of each other. people are walking on each other. it's very crowded and necessary people. there's no empty space, especially those with staying in houses. have some 10 displays. comedy's thing with the final bill myself. i always stay with my children and my wife and attends. i know that the how 5 of 6 families staying in the time with me, it's very crowded because of him and the ones deemed a safe zone. around 1400000 people sort shelter and rough uh and bring some now the leaving as israel ramps up its attacks, leading

it really does change the way you play. kaiser's louder and they've got a little bit more confident. they kept the pressure on that, but level crews and they had enough to weather the storm and see out the victory. but we have to give big credit to cause this locked in for their performance tonight. they were definitely the under dogs put an end, they refuse and deserve to win, complete the domestic double. and although they didn't finish the season completely undefeated, they were undefeated in germany. so in the windows they got and the dsb protocol. and finally, hundreds of thousands of people of celebrates with one of bolivia as most popular festivals in the capital, low pass. the lord of great power festival uses catholicism and indigenous religious belief. participants spent months preparing for the carnival like annual event. it was added to nest, goes world cultural heritage list in 2019, shortly before the start of the cove of 19 pandemic. thanks so much for watching the votes. people have to say that's why we listen to every weekend on w march 1st, around lunch, and then ju

it really does change the way you play. kaiser's voucher and they got a little bit more confident. they kept the pressure on that, but level crews and they had enough to why did the storm and see how the victory. but we have to give big credit to cause your spouse and for their performance tonight. they were definitely the under dogs put an end. they refused and deserved to win, complete the domestic double. and although they didn't finish the season completely undefeated, they were undefeated in germany. so end of one is the guy, and the people call the w's done. yeah. bus alone of app, you're watching dw use, and t as a reminder of our news. a manual. my call has arrived in berlin for the 1st stage, visited by french president in 24 years. frankly, german relations i've been strained in recent years, especially su, replacement challenges like the rule in ukraine. sports live next. one small step for a robot vacuum. one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor or cutting edge technology is unlocking the potential of deep sea mining. but this time, a research team will study the p

so that took a little bit of wins out of their sales. kaiser salter will be looking forward to maybe taking advantage of that. but shelby alonzo leverage codes said they're gonna use that paid and turn it into hunger to win this game tonight. all right, it's done here by so nice. thank you so much and that's all from us for now. i'm next report. yeah, i'm going to jones. thanks for watching the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for but we've got something for you. the, the, the, it is some of the more people than in such a professional life crisis within pod for example, somebody that's sort of a lead.

we've talked to their julie, happy, they're singing, they're dancing, and also the kaisers baldwin. fans are in good spirits as well. so tonight, their death really will be a party amberlynn late into the night despite the rain. that doesn't matter because labor cruising are the people call chance. that's how it should be done, your best alone of their reporting from the olympic stadium in berlin. thank you so much done yet on the erotic dance of drama. and nora has one of the top prize of the 77th come film festival, the pound for the films director showing bacon accepted the award with the star of the movie. mike in madison field tells the story about an erotic walker who marries the son of the russian only got especially to reprise, went to rainy and direct uh more. how much a russ who law for his efforts, the seat of the sacred c, which is about rounds women lead protests. the best actress award went to full a female members of the cost of the transfer musical amelia paris. just the plans of was chosen the best actor for his role in the dogs comedy kinds of kindness without you leave

in the title match for the cup , kaiser slautern was minimally beaten. in the 16th minute, midfielder baer granijaka scored a goal, hitting under the crossbar from 24 meters from the opponent's goal. for leverkusen, this is the second german cup in the club's history. the day before, the phenomenal denouement of the russian premier league ended with the victory of st. petersburg zenit, which is the champion. for the sixth time in a row, this is a repeat of the series. good afternoon, on air news central region. we, olga medved and sergey lugovsky, will tell you about the main events of the week and the life of the minsk region. so, watch today's program. potential of the central region and new opportunities. the days of the minsk region opened at the vdnk in moscow. regional cooperation is getting stronger. innovative belaz will go mining for gold. the governor of the magadan region of russia conducted a test drive of our equipment personally. investing in big milk. and an important stage of field work. on farms in the central region it continues mowing

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children, doctors at kaiser, redwood city and san mateo are giving the locks to parents who own guns and are storing them unlocked. the san mateo county sheriff's office donated 100 gun locks for the program. parents are discreetly offered the locks when they bring children in for checkups and fill out. a screening questionnaire includes questions about health, safety and guns in the home. >> it's very discreet, so it makes it easy to be able to just easily give it to a parent without them walking out with something that kind of calls out that i came out with a gun lock. it looks just like a bike lock, but it is such an easy device that will save children's lives. >> the trigger locks are available in the pediatrics, emergency and psychiatry departments at both hospitals. >> two people in antioch filed a federal civil rights lawsuit, saying the city's police officers used excessive force in arresting them. antioch police body camera video shows the arrest of dijon smith, one of the people named in the lawsuit, who was tackled to the ground, then bitten by a police dog back in october

intel, amazon, kaiser and electric and electric vehicle charging ferm free wire technologies have all disclosed intentions to conduct layoffs. intel will eliminate 75 jobs this month in san jose and in june, amazon is laying off 85 workers in san francisco. free wire technologies is cutting 113 jobs in newark, and kaiser is eliminating 33 jobs in pleasanton and 11 in downtown oakland. in a statement released earlier today by intel about its laid off workers, the company says, quote, no employees will have the right to bump or displace other employees, and there is no union representing the affected employees. and san francisco's mayor is hoping to create a new hot spot in the middle of the financial district. >> ktvu is christien kafton has more on the city's first proposed entertainment zone. >> san francisco's mayor is proposing legislation to turn this section of front street between sacramento and california into the city's first entertainment zone. >> we want to put a smile, filled with joy on the faces of san franciscans and the people who live and work here. >> overall, the zon