kenneth: i'm not quite sure what you are asking. you asking is germany not moving more aggressively in ukraine because it is concerned about deficits? i don't think so. i think it is much more the concern about escalation, how much do you push putin to push them over a cliff. i thing that is a very tough call, and the germans don't see at the same way that the american administration does. tom: i'm sorry, my question was not all that clear. i fail when the red sox are in last place, so i am failing right now. on germany and the euro, the challenge for christine lagarde given what i'm going to call the german reticence, how difficult a moment is this for the politician guard? -- politician lagarde? kenneth: i think the toughest spot is that they have connected politically raising interest rates, which they need to do, and scaling back quantity to be using, which is a different animal in europe. it is really a subsidy from north to south. if they start scaling back on a date of easing given all of the fragility's, we could see spikes

kenneth was 26 years old. he was my only child. >> reporter: first lieutenant ballard enlisted in the army three months after graduating from mountain view high school. he was the fourth generation of army officer in his family. >> he really loved being in the military. >> reporter: he started drawing tanks on his homework at age 4 and was known to wear metallica t-shirts under his uniform. ♪ >> he needs to be remembered because he did put down his life for this country. and he loved being in the military. he loved serving. he loved his guys, they loved him, and it's important that we know who is fighting for their freedom, for our freedom. >> reporter: this memorial day, karen meredith wants people to think differently about this monday every year from now on. >> my advice to people would be never say happy memorial day because it's not a happy day. it's a day to honor our fallen from the military. but that's my biggest advice is it's not happy. you can go and have your barbecue, but you do need to remember.

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and that the people, they are quote, live happily a kenneth roth is executive director of human rights wash. i asked him if he had any doubt that these images are genuine. we have every reason to believe that these are accurate. they certainly correspond with the many, many testimonies that human rights watch what has received. and essentially, you know, what we have is the chinese government extensively to fight terrorism. in fact, you know, detaining a 1000000 or so weaker and other turkish muslims, essentially, to force them to abandon their religion, their language and their culture. this is a brutal crime against humanity on the likes of which really do not exist any place also in the world today. so on this entirely consistent with what we've been hearing over and over for a weaker and others, and she drank. although that human rights watch i house feed of following the story, investigating these claims for some time. was there anything in there that you didn't know? was there anything in there which of the stories stood out for you? well for example, we had not heard directly ab

and, kenneth, he was answering a special request from a student. >> reporter: yes, he was, janai. graduates in the deaf community, part of a culture that is often felt overlooked, but the university says having the head of the largest tech company in the world speak at commencement is validation. >> class of 2022, you made it. >> reporter: this moment at gallaudet university, apple's ceo tim cook standing in front of the class of 2022 during a momentous year for the deaf community, and it all started with this tweet. >> we'd like to invite you to b feanny, the ntviec "c t aroct thirlyelped and nts ugh the pandemic.ught, azing wod it be if tim cook came to our graduation ceremony, to our commencement to celebrate what we've worked so hard for over the past 18 months. >> reporter: cook responded on twitter, see you there. >> omg, he said yes. he's actually coming to our graduation. this is amazing. >> what did you think of that tweet and the invite? >> you know, i viewed it as a tremendous honor. you know, it's a privilege to be invited here, the history of this university. >> we we

let's speak to kenneth williams. now, his professor at south texas college of law in houston at mr. williams, birth williams. federal. what's your reaction to what we've been hearing? well, actually a very calling the situation. i know it was awful, so it would be nice. i heard your guest earlier, something could be done, but probably not likely we just talking to a correspondence about the what maneuvers the u. s. president has parts we can explore that little bit further in terms of executive action. is there anything that he can do a of his own back without the need of congress? there are certain things you can do to executive action, but very limited to one of the big problems we're going to have is a supreme court as basically held that there is a right. but most citizens and united states to possess firearms and to purchase them. so he's going to be very limited and what he can do one cannot help, but be incredulous. certainly looking him from the outside. when you see the statistics from shootings like this in the scale of death, of americans by americans with guns. what will

"outfront" now, former acting baltimore police commissioner, and kenneth trump, president of nationalool safety and security services and former school security director, nice to have both of you with us tonight, commissioner barksdale you just heard from juan, his worst fears confirmed, that it didn't look good. going back to what we learned, 19 officers waiting in the hall for an hour because they believed there were no more children at risk yet we know at that time were multiple 911 calls from kids inside the classroom, one of those calls, 12:16 p.m., child said there were eight to nine students alive. more calls after that, police finally breached the door at 12:50 p.m. do you believe it's possible more children could have survive. >> i believe it's absolutely possible. we have to keep in mind this individual, this suspect using a high-powered assault rifle and these are little, little children. those rounds would do significant damage to a grown man, a grown woman, and this is being used on little children. so it is possible that one of the children, some of the children could ha

granya, but i am kenneth branagh, but i am here to find out more about another of the city's famousons. you may guess who that is if you look at the statue behind me. first though, we are in germany to see an incredible, once—in—a—decade performance of a play staged by a whole village. in 163a, the people of oberammergau recreated the suffering, death and resurrection of christ, in thanks of being spared from the plague. it is repeated every ten years, and did so until coronavirus forced its abandonment in 2020. well, it's back and we went to bavaria to see it on its opening weekend. everyone in the village comes together. the youngest will be on stage and the oldest at 96 years old. everyone comes to the theatre, you get to know each other, their children grow into this tradition. it is a tradition that we have had almost 400 years, and that is something very special because it brings people together. if you are born here, or you stay here for years, you have a right to be a member of the play. i have to take all. all people are together. we're really all different groups. in the v

that was kenneth ross, executive director of human rights watch speaking with his earlier, the cannes film festival is in full swing, but this year's party mood is being overshadow. mom surprised by the war in ukraine, a military i over to mark the premier of tom cruises top gun. maverick appalled those who have recently experienced the ukraine war like filmmaker, hannah bill of rover, her fiance, lithuanian director, was killed during the filming of the documentary marielle polis, to the participation of a dissident, russian director is also proving controversial. let's go live now to can where the w's got rights bureau. he's been watching films force and i dare say drinking some champagne and eating popcorn at the same time. scott, are you there? oh, i can't, i'm my i, brett. yes. here i have on the a, i have been told that i can't see you, so i'm gonna act as if i can see you and just ask you what's going on there in can . i mean, we know that people usually go there to celebrate and celebrate the world of film, but this year there is a war going on in europe. yes, definitely. and

it's just a complete failure. >> kenneth, we played a little bit earlier, a few minutes of that video that captured what appears to be a radio call from a student inside of the school in the middle of this and you hear someone say i got shot. it is unclear, we don't know at what point in the shooting this took place but the man who recorded that video said the audio came from the radio and a customs and border patrol vehicle outside the school. what does that tell you? >> when you get calls from children begging for help, somebody needs to respond. there have been a number of reports, still many things that need to be confirmed or dismissed, reported that the school police chief, the incident demander may not have had his walky talky, two-way radio on him which is another issue but the key is the amount of time here. 30 minutes, 60 minutes, we can see the fog of war additionally as you roll up and not 30, 60 minutes later. i have tried for days took of some possible legitimate answer to be fair and objective on this and i just can't have it and when you hear those kids calling, the fa

okay kenneth good. oh wow. good with having this, this is it. i just hadn't said at sullivans mint with nice like with a team member. yeah, i'm just dying to see the children in here like oh oh oh my god and for the good thing, since i'm on the computer that age to just right up to one and start doing from men is so bad. a. i know there'd be a lot of people who would be suggesting a lot of things that they could do. but if you suggest something to a child, it always be glutes. things that, that child could have done. if you had not suggested i follow up on a letter ela, a pine needle dudgin. it's hello la, how is it you know the proposition that if you just give kids a piece of technology, they will learn is attractive. but it's not borne out and i will develop world of the developing world as scenes. so gotta talk many conferences and i was quite impressed with the idea because it was bold, if not a bit utopian. but with all these ideas, you really got to test them on the ground. unlike most academics, i actually went to see a hole in all proje

if kenneth stands cries for more, food are becoming increasingly difficult to answer. and jeremy novel, more from kabul, is units of, of gone. his son's chief of nutrition. melanie galvan was galvan, do, uni, surf, and other agencies have the resources they need to be able to help us gone hasanti children. i would say at this point in time, know we're seeing a situation that are getting increasingly worse, and really we haven't seen very much funding in the past couple months. so the situation is getting a little bit ahead of our ability to fun programs to deal with it. not last december units, i've had insurance, largest ever single country. your pin for gone isn't. that was valued at about $2000000000.00. are you saying that that that money didn't derive didn't know when i was speaking, speaking on nutrition funding, which i know of it better than probably the broader basket were substantially underfunded from, from where we need to be. we're looking at possibly a 1000000 children over a 1000000 children this year that will be severely malnourished. and that's an ast

kenneth trump, the president of national school safety and security services.nk you for your expertise. breaking news out of california. tmz reports that the house speaker, nancy pelosi's husband paul was arrested for drunken driving in napa last night. christina coleman is live in los angeles following that story. tmz was a first report that the california democrats husband paul pelosi was arrested saturday night. her office released a very brief statement this afternoon saying the speaker will not be commenting on this private matter which occurred while she was on the east coast. tmz reported that nancy pelosi's husband was arrested in napa county and booked into jail unto mr. meadors, driving under the influence and driving with a blood alcohol content level of .08 or higher. we reached out to the napa county sheriff's office and california highway patrol for more details and were waiting to hear back, in the meantime we pulled up the booking report for napa county which show last night at 11:44 p.m. 82-year-old paul pelosi was arrested. he was charged with

kenneth was 26 years old. he was my only child. >> first lieutenant ballard enlisted in the army three months after graduating from high school. tj was the son of a police officer who is now retired. s september 25, 201808 is seared her memory. >> we were about two hours away. the longest two hours. >> if you're wondering what can i do to support them, these families have this to think about. >> that we must go on living. we want to talk about our loved one. please listen. we want to hear stories or memories that you share. please share them. we need to cry sometimes. please be there for us. say their names, share their stories, and always honor their memories. >> sarah donchey. >> we have to make a pledge to those families. we will never leave you behind. >> that message today to the families of the fallen. former defense secretary leon panetta delivered the keynote address at a memorial ceremony in san jose. president biden spoke of his own loss as he and the first lady laid a wreath at the tomb of the unk u

the "times" goes on to report that on april 20th, kenneth polite jr., the assistant attorney generalmbia, wrote to tim, the lead investigator for the house panel, advising him that some committee interviews, quote, may contain information relevant to a criminal investigation we are conducting. "times" goes on to report that polite and graves did not indicate the number of transcripts they were requesting or whether any interviews were of particular interest. in their letter, they made a broad request, asking that the panel, quote, provide to us transcript of these interviews and any additional interviews you conduct in the future. as you've reported here and we've talked about, there have been a thousand people engaged. any theories on which transcripts are of particular or immediate interest? >> this is a big deal, it's also consistent with what we've known, there's a ton of overlap between what the committee is interested in versus what doj is interested in. rioters and attackers, violent people who attacked the capitol cooperated with the select committee because the justice depar

. >> kenneth, it has been more than 48 hours since the shooting. still no answers to a question like that from my colleague shamon proquepez. >> yeah, pam, the first line of defense as your perimeter on the outside of the school. the doorways to the perimeter doors of the school, on the out of the building, and then your classroom doors. now, most, if not, at least many schools in this country have locks on the classroom doors. we don't always advocate for teaching under locked door because it does impact the functionality but we do train on fundamental basic drills. lockdowns, police-controlled evacuations, shelter in place. we don't support teaching kids and teachers to throw things, attack gunman, which is logistically, questionably impossible with someone like that, but teaching, when you teach kid to see just run kwaev, you're creating target-rich environments but those basic lockdowns save lives. we don't know if the classroom had the time, opportunity, i worked on the sandy hook case, on the civil litigation end as an expert witness and look

good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, janai. house says it took extra precautions. the president skipped the dinner portion arriving just before remarks saluting the press but also delivering some one liners roasting himself and the immediate why. -- media. after a two-year pandemic hiatus one of the biggest nights in washington returned. >> it is my great honor to be speaking at the nation's most distinguished superspreader events. >> reporter: "the daily show" host trevor noah, where d.c. meets hollywood. 2,600 journalists, politicians and celebrities including kim kardashian and pete davidson rubbing elbows, celebrating the freedom of the press with a side of humor. >> i'm not here to roast the gop. that's not my style. there's nothing i can say that kevin mccarthy hasn't already put on tape. >> reporter: the sitting president attending the dinner, coe bidewh with anherod of covid cases. bedingfield both testing tive. this after the last major u.s. gathering of the gridiron club dinner resulted in at least 80 covid cases incl

pro prior exception, or kenneth dcea constantly informs us about the location of our limbs in space. thanks to this perception, we're able to touch the tip of our nose while our eyes are closed. but a mobile, it enables us to walk and climb over obstacles without being aware of every single step we take. for this self perception, pro prior sceptre is in the body, constantly signal information to the brain about our current position and space. the receptor signals travel via the spinal cord to the cerebellum and the motor cortex. the brain then must constantly decide how the body should change its position and space in order to maintain equilibrium. during any given movement. it sends the relevant signals back to the limbs. mm. and if our body is caught off guard, such as when we stumble, these signals will mainly be answered in the spinal cord via reflexes. which are triggered without going by the brain. ah, the sense of balance can be improved. standing on one leg o, practicing standing scales, exercises can train us to keep our balance more easily. we need our sense of balance will

peter: lieutenant commander kenneth ringle of the office of navaintelligence, who was in charge of surveilling-american community on the west coast, and was the most knowledgeable. "navy lieutenant ringle reported that the entire japanese problem has been magnified out of its true proportion, largely because of the physical characteristics of the people. it should be handled on the basis of the individual and not on a racial basi" mika: animosity towards japanese americans was reaching boilinpoint with news of imperial japanese aggression spreading across asia. and then.... [explosion; tense music bursts forth] peter: frank knox, who was the secretary of navy at the time, had been told that there were japanese on oahu that had collaborated with, and in fact had known in advance, about the pearl harbor aack. "after pearl harbor, rumors and lies quickly gained traction as facts. headlines blared news of navy secretary frank knox's claim that japanese-american saboteurs were responsible for pearl harbor." now, this was then magnified 100-fold by the press on the west coast, had all these stories

it was 18 years ago today that her son, first lieutenant kenneth ballard, was killed in a tank accidentumber. they're not

kenneth trump is national school safety and security services president. kind enough to join us.e of what happened, they're trying to make sure that it doesn't happen where they are. but invariably, these things do. and i wonder if it has to do with the fact that right after such a tragedy our attention sort of moves on, and we fall into the trap of yet another incident. what do you think? >> thanks, neil. the question isn't whether these incidents are wake-up calls, the question is are we going to hit the snooze button and go back to sleep five years from now, five months, whatever amount of time, are we still talking about energy planning, safety measures like we are today -- emergency. the safest day to be in a school is the day after a school shooting. anywhere around the country even's attention's up, you have additional patrols, heightened awareness, more attentiveness to threats, rechecking security measures. but time and distance breeds complacency and fuels denial. neil: you know, we've seen so many of these school shootings as you know far better than i, kenneth, and i

joining us kenneth s. trump president of the national school safety and security services.nks for joining us, your thoughts on this evening? >> bret, i have worked more than 30 years in the pre-k through 12 school safety and security field. it is still a punch in the gut to anybody when we have a mass shooting. it's a double punch when we are talking about our youngest children. what we did see today is that quick response that we have trained for for decades now with emergency response. school district got out a message to parents. initiated lockdown district wide which is smart not just at that site h a student parent reunification procedure. but this is the beginning of a long hall for this school community like we have seen. i have worked or parkland, sandy hook, san bernardino and other school shootings in various capacities. and these healings go on for years. >> for decades. i still have friends from back in jonesboro in 1998 who worked on that shooting that still every one ever these incidents opens up those old wounds. you are going to hear calls for increased phys

kenneth was 26 years old. he was my only child. >> reporter: first lieutenant ballard enlisted in the army just three months after graduating from mountain view high school. army corporal t.j. gonzalez was the son of a los gatos police officer who is now retired. december 28th, 22008 is seared into her memory when her father called to tell her t.j. had been killed in iraq. >> i can still hear his voice in my head. he sounded like a little kid as he was just crying and i remember driving home and we were about two hours away and the longest two hours. >> reporter: if you're wondering what can i do to support them? these families have this for you to think about. >> but we must go on living. we want to talk about our loved one. please listen. we want to hear stories or memories that you share. please share them. we need to cry sometimes. please be there for us. say their names, share their stories, and always honor their memories. >> reporter: sara donkey, kpix 5. >>> suffered through long absences, through incr

are stopping production that we are losing work places for the austrian foreign minister, carrying kenneth hill again. say that german people and work as unlike politicians, a seriously worried about the consequences of the ban of russian resorts is that might be hard to tackle. when you asked people at the central bank wound his bank damn much more prudent and alert. they would say a tool to get them, for instance, would lead 1st afford to a tremendous loss and definite loss of industrial branches such as the chemical industry. and it would lead to a tremendous lay off workforce plus every session that goes far beyond the estimates that come from the economic world. so as far as i may judge, that very the word and more says right now in berlin, thou, those who will claim that is manageable, we can do that. and there are the us, such as those of the central banker, those from the huge industrial management like a b s, f chemical industry. who would say no way this this we cannot handle, this will lead to very dark times. germany has reportedly failed to reach an agreement with kathy on alt

well, they devil, an extra info at kenneth decreed you don't wanna or grandma, so we are to grandma shared the biggest market in the heart of near me is several, marcia prepared a budget. you know, this is my favorite because you can find everything you want here. home for kutrovitch. welcome of it automatically. after leaving his hands and follows behind . if time for a snack, the local specialist he can missy send, drive me legally. she is symbolic of manager in the army, and you can always find these here in muslim countries. it's christy, me and american friends are still on his tail later on to swing by the international festival of african fashion, a melting pot of missouri and culture. i mean i know some of all my family we are here to fema where i have the on our performing, we have 5 minutes on stage and it was going to be like nothing else. what the me the all right. nice and the crowd. burke came out, picks us to the views just outside the city. it's time to wind down. all michelle. dear friends, we are here with mood, my guitarist the only engine that we come here to get inspir

for the us inflation crisis that started long before the war in ukraine ortiz at kenneth morgan explains. it's all putin's fault they're saying, and over and over, i'm going to do everything i can to minimize prudence, price hike here at home. you may have noticed this week that your gas prices have gone up. i want to talk to you a little bit about why a lot of it has to do with latimer putting in. it is really cool. is price hike in terms of gas prices continuing to go in the wrong direction? it is good tag. this is what we're talking about. the data actually shows prices had been rising for quite some time. they did not start with events in ukraine. some people are actually looking into the facts, checking the data. you can thank the activity of vladimir putin for invading ukraine and pulling as long as those with all due respect. madam secretary, that's utter nonsense. in january of 2021, the average gas price of my state was $2.07. 8 months later, 8 months later, long before vladimir putin invaded ukraine, that price was up over 30 percent and it has been going up consistently. since

would you agree that these attempts to cancel tchaikovsky to kenneth and dostoevsky are intended to keep to this away and from russian culture? i did as up of the g, i was the middle school good and you like that choice so that it can not touch their so is and let them see through they have not only the rich, the phobia, the also, the entire catholic system is here, like i bought it that basically squeezes the live out of people here in somewhat favoring to humanize us. with that, i'm not going to, i mean they're not be me a good day for example, as that germans woman was talking all that nonsense saw the prism for olsen made a point. you just you sad that one cannot ignore their deep and breach russian culture. got dora, which represents the piano, columbia human achievement, bridge, old dude. yeah. dogs, you have to admit that because every one knows that store and that so the harm is not as great as we might hear. people, one be filled. they cecily didn't blame the west as over doing it. my som in the west are being over zealous in the way they did carry out the orders from washington

. >> reporter: kenneth allen now revealing he had a medical emergency, passing out from a torn aortaaking off from the bahamas may 10th. >> i've got a serious situation here. my pilot has gone incoherent. i have no idea how to fly the airplane. >> reporter: allen was flying a cessna, taking passenger darren harrison back to florida from a fishing trip. allen's friend russ frank came along for the ride and sat in the co-pilot position but had no flying experience. >> my head was pounding, and i was seeing some little blue lights shining through, sparkling through here. and they asked me what does that mean? i said i don't know, i've got a really bad headache. >> reporter: when allen fell unconscious, harrison moved him to the floor and knew he had to do something despite also having no flying experience. >> by the time i had moved forward to the front of the airplane, i realized that we had now gone into a dive at a very fast rate. all i saw when i came up to the front was water out the right window. >> reporter: in the palm beach airport control tower robert morgan gave harrison inst

massey couldn't. kenneth son, dan robinson, aims to motivate and mobilize the students making the environment a firm part of school life. what is the greatest point miss? i think is all about is for us to establish a cons of a, some clubs is school. we want them to be a very passionate about issues. so we want to understand these issues. i want to be there, want to drive the message to the society. after the lesson, the students head out to the soccer field for many that's an added incentive to join the conservation club. it also strengthens the group dynamic. each club has its own sports team. robinson's organization provides the schools with shirts and equipment and organizers, small tournaments, mostly competing against environmental clubs at other schools. next is time for the environment. robinson and the students plant fruit, trees, developing the schools very own forest. the students learn how to plant and take care of the trees so they can expand the forest later on their own, helping to mitigate the effects of climate change in their region. $373.00 is activities. once in a week, it

and what it does is it flies out of its kenneth to a distance of about a height of about a meter and designates and all this shrapner war of these pieces and fits of metal embedded in these plastic shred everyone around at the chess level. also here, ah, andy thank bond and hundreds and hundreds of kilograms of high explosives. what they would do with these is stick detonators infuses from grenades into these blocks of exclusives, and they would cover them with shrapnel, so bolts or nails and they would hide them in bushes, tie them to trees. so any one who would step on the trip up would set these off. according to the ottawa treaty, which ukraine joined at 1997 members, states have 4 years to destroy all anti personnel mines and cannot use them under any circumstances. among the minds that we saw were over them, 72 and p m n and t personnel months, which ukraine had almost half a 1000000 off and which they promised to the world they destroyed 11 years ago. and yet all around are freshly planted. ukrainian mon fields laid her slow rushes advance full of different band anti personnel

feature in this, by me, causes us thought, would you agree that these attempts to cancel tchaikovsky to kenneth and dostoevsky are intended to keep western away and from russian culture? a good idea of mckinney g at that was the middle school going to renew july that the shortest so that it cannot touch their souls and let them see through the haze of not only the rest, the phobia, but also the entire catholic system. this is him a guy boy, that basically squeezes the live out of people. come see us in some would save money to humanize as us. with that i'm not going to, i mean, they're not be me. it guy for example, as dan german woman was talking old that nonsense saw the prism for olsen made a point. yes, yes. he said that one cannot ignore their deep and breach russian culture. already got dora, which represents the piano colon human achievement. bridge. you're good. yeah, dogs, you have to admit that because every one knows that store at that. so the harm is not as great as we might hear. people want they filled, they, cecily, it isn't like the west as over doing it. has some in the west ar

way from a regular meaningful interactions in the future or human rights wants executive director. kenneth ross describes himself as proudly sanctioned by time his government. he posted his assessment of postulates, trip on twitter, said the un writes chief seems to believe she is so this way says that her quiet back room conversation will convince paging to ease its repression. beijing will gladly talk private me until she is blue in the face. it will respond only to public pressure. china though, says the trip, delivered concrete results and dismissed criticism by those they say make up lies about gender young under the guise of human rights to the genie allies in recent years has been a tendency of politicizing and instrumental lising. the un human rights council. and other multilateral human rights institutions. china has made it very clear that some western countries while having no self reflection on their own notorious misdeeds, yet driven by political motives, abuse multilateral human rights platforms to spread rumors and lies using human rights to interfere and others, domestic af

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