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kimberly, thank you for being on the show. my question concerns the articles of confederation and the primary reason i want to know how the constitution connects to it if the elections are being judged by the state make sense of -- i'm it -- i'm taking advantage, please explain that to me where the secretary of state -- tell me about how the articles of confederation connect to the constitution and why we give so much power to state? that's my question and have a wonderful day. guest: the articles of confederation preceded the constitution and at the constitutional convention, the idea was, let's fix the articles and they got together and said, we don't like it, we will scrap those and start over. in that instance created a more powerful presidency, created representatives, government rather than direct democracy where there's a concern of populist sort of people, fringe ideas taking over. i think with the caller is asking is, how does the bureaucracy of elections work, and he's right, that the legislator sets laws and there's

kimberly alcott in washington. thanks. kimberly. while health organization has met with chinese officials as infections surge across the country, w h o is called on beijing to strength and viral sequencing, clinical management, and the impact assessment. if also offered support and tackling the coven 19 crisis, and communication to counter vaccine hesitancy. earlier china state media riley gets a growing number of foreign governments imposing covert test on people traveling from the country. malaysia will start testing waste for says, for traces of covert on planes arriving from china. while south korea, france the u. k. in spain, of all joined a growing list of countries announcing restrictions on travelers from china. raging insist it's being transpired with the data. video is emerged of hughes outside funeral home. we're all countries go with 19 prevention and control measures should be scientific and appropriate and should not affect normal people to people contact as well as normal exchange and cooperation. in recent days, many

kimberly, thank you. will florence louis has more now on hong kong, lifting its restrictions and the market reaction to the news? if you look at the performance of the stock indices in hong kong, i think it mirrors how people feel about this decision. bouncing index rose 1.6 percent. and i think that the business community is largely, i'm happy and also confident about hong kong ability to cope with rising coven cases. remember when hong kong had the very strict rules, it was seen as something that affected the cities reputation as an international financial center. now it's a rather different story in china. however, it's main induces the c as i 300 index, as well as the shanghai composite index, both recorded minor loss losses. and i think this overall reflects just how investors feel about china's ability to cope in the short to medium term with the explosion in covey. cases on the mainland, china's health facilities are under immense strain. its hospitals, its medical staff, ah, overwhelmed very short

all right, kimberly hawk lifestyle in washington dc. kimberly frank ah, ukraine says it destroyed 16 iranian made drones launched by russia towards keith early on friday. falling daybreak from one of the drones damage to buildings in the capitol. there were no casualties. there came a day after moscow carried out one of its biggest missiles fried since the war began in february. the feminine says is extremely concerned about a ukrainian antea cropped missile that was shot down after flung into the estimates of its allied bella. ruth and ruth says it's air defense forces, shut it down, the cranes defense ministry says it will investigate but hinted at russian provocation. god, it was also roger william give them questions still remain about this incident and we're considering to version is the 1st is an accidental launch by ukraine of the air defense missile because of the low training level of the military crew or missile malfunction. the 2nd is a deliberate provocation by the ukrainian military forces, with the russian on chinese. pres

>> i think kimberly is exactly right, bret.hairman powell saying two days ago you know, we really have too much job growth. he did not like this report today. it means that they do have to do what kim just said, raise interest rates probably half point in december and probably back to three quarters points because inflation is the killer of recovery. they have got to have a recession before we can get back to a normal economy. the cbo's report in november, late november said we could have as much of a recession as a 2% contraction. i think today's numbers are best at times, worst of times, but mostly for the fed, the worst of times. >> bret: leslie i want to turn topics to the shake yum of democratic calendar with president biden proposing that south carolina would be the first primary state in the presidential election season. saying we must ensure that voters of color have a voice in choosing our nominee must muchier in the process and throughout entire early window. our party should no longer allow caucuses as part of our no

kimberly, thank you so much. more cities in china relaxing cove in 1900 restrictions as the government tries. the eas, public anger of the southern city of guam, joe, is among several to reduce testing requirements and controls on movement, local media, se people in beijing of being allowed to isolate at home. instead of staying in quarantine centers, trying to 0 co policy has led to unprecedented demonstrations in recent days. at the european union is urging china to use its influence on russia to end the war in ukraine. european council president shall, michelle is in beijing for talks of trainees presidents choosing thing to leaders meant at a time of strained relations. and that is partly due to china's treatment of the week or minority. michelle said he raised the issue of human rights, human rights. and i welcome the reduced with you. you shall not human right. we will follow up on mr. midgent, because this format this not convince for more than 3 years. so this is an important signal. the dialect will allo

kimberly how kit has more. there is no question that simmering beneath the pomp and pageantry, that is the official state dinner. jo biden's 1st official state dinner. we have to had mentioned that this has been put on hold. it is appearing kind of late and joe biden's presidency put off because of covered are some simmering tensions. the fact that there are some grave concerns, particularly by european nations, about a signature piece of legislation known as the inflation reduction act. and the big concern is that packed in that legislation are billions of dollars of green energy technology that many in europe believe is really disguised as the protectionism. because a lot of what that is is made in america as stipulations of these is sort of thorny issues come on the heels of another big obstacle that the 2 nations had to put behind them last year. you may recall the difficult diplomatic spat that occurred when there was that deal that went sour when at australia decided to put the nail in the coffin if you w

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host: kimberly in arizona, a republican. hi, kimberly, what is your view?aller: hi, i am not surprised. i did not vote for her but i think she was smart to do it she did. she has seen the garbage biden has done and it is a smart move. i think she is not very republican obviously but she is starting to see the democrats are really just screwing things up and i'm glad she kind of made the move. host: do you think if she runs in 2024 would you now consider voting for her because she switched to an independent? caller: if she was running and to santos was in an trump was in i would probably vote for desantis or trump. host: not for president, i'm saying if she runs for another term in the senate. caller: yeah. maybe i would think about it, yeah i would. i really do think -- look i do not think her policies are terrible. i think she is for the people but i do not agree with her democratic views on some things but then again i don't agree with a lot of republican views either. i don't know. i'm looking for who is most for america and that is why i am a trump fan

but for more, let's bring in our white house, correspondent kimberly helped kit and kimberly the democrats were widely tipped to get a bit of a hiding in these mid term. so is the thing is a big win for them and for joe biden. absolutely, yeah, you do remember the pulls heading into the congressional mid term elections in early november. looks like it was going to be a republican sweep of the house of representatives and the senate, but that was not the case at all. instead, what we saw was the vote counting that took quite a while and to run off election in georgia, now decided, and what we have is herschel walker defeated. he was the republican and raphael war knocked down, going to the senate for 6 years, the democrat. what this means is good news for president joe biden, looking ahead to 2024. but even before that come january, the congressional map is really in favor of the democrats, because what you have is the house of representatives controlled by republicans, but just narrowly. and now there is a very clear majority for the 1st time at 2 years for the democrats in the upper chamb

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but 1st let's go live to white house correspondent, kimberly how because we saw kimberly president bites in there with his reaction just a short time ago. he said that brittany grant needs time to recover from what he described as needless trauma. yeah, that's because she has been in what is known as a russian penal colony, where she has been forced to do what we understand to be hard labor. her sentence, according to the united states, very extreme, and not proportionate with the crime that was alleged to have been committed. now the white house is always maintained that this was an unjust arrest. and brittany griner, for her part, maintained that this was an accident. she always admitted that she was carrying cartridges through the airport when she was detained in russia. that did contain traces of marijuana oil. but that this was done inadvertently. she was aware that this was a prohibited substance of it, that she packed her luggage in haste and was not aware that this was in her luggage . given the fact that there was such a small amount of this prohibited substance, the united stat

kimberly, thank you for florence. louis has more now on hong kong, lifting it's restrictions and the market reaction to the news. if you look at the performance of the stock indices in hong kong, i think it mirrors how people feel about this decision. the haunting index rose, 1.6 percent. and i think that the business community is largely, i'm happy and also confident about hong kong ability to cope with rising coven cases. remember when hong kong had the very strict rules, it was seen as something that affected the cities reputation as an international financial center. now it's a rather different story in china. however, it's main induces the c as i 300 index, as well as the shanghai composite index, both recorded minor loss losses. and i think this overall reflects just how investors feel about china's ability to cope in the short to medium term with the explosion. in coven cases on the mainland, china's health facilities are under immense strain. it's hospitals, it's medical stuff ah overwhelmed, there's a shortag

our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more.imberly: the biden administration is concerned of the chinese government is not being fully transparent, a concern that goes back to the start of the pandemic. as a result of the ease of recent restrictions in recent days, the u.s. says there is a spike of cases in china. kerry: ukraine's military says russian forces have stepped up military attacks in the city o 6 kherson. israel's incoming coalition government is promising to make expanding illegal is really settlements in the west bank a top priority. a statement says, "the jewish people have an unquestionable exclusive right to the whole land of israel. several western states in the u.s. are battling major flooding days after severe winter storms struck north america. california, oregon and washington state have all been affected so far. the news continues here on al jazeera after "inside story." >> three years ago, juan guaido declared himself the leader of venezuela. nichas maduro remains in powe despite yes of sanctions. what is

hello, they kimberly. so as we heard president joe bought and we'll deliver keynote address in the coming hours, what can we expect? we can expect 2 promises by the president. the 1st is significant investment in the continent, the 1st 55000000000 across 3 different sectors, health care security, as well as economic growth. not exactly sure what the specifics are because the white house hasn't said only that this money will be spent over 3 years. and the other big pledge to the present is expected to make an a speech is that there will be support thrown behind the african union bed to become a permanent member of the g 20. but beyond that, the president is really oh, wow. hosting this to try and repair some relations between the united states and african leaders that has a lot to do with the previous president. you'll remember that donald trump use rather salty language to describe african countries. it did not sit well with african leaders. and so there's a bit of damage control to be done. and so to that

kimberly, you are going to spend the entire day watching the pomp and the pageantry because that is the nature of state visits. what has stood out to you so far? all it stood out is the fact that the white house is really trying to focus on the fact that this is an important visit and highlighting the importance of the relationship. and so the red carpet has been rolled out, the gifts have been exchanged, and there really is an elaborate ceremony that has been taken place. that a really is highlighting the importance of the relationship that goes back throughout history. and this is something that has been underscored by both leaders, the u. s. president saying that this is one of america's oldest allies and unwavering partner, saying that the flame of liberty is essential for our mutual defense. and also that emmanuel, my cries, underscoring the united states is an essential partner when it comes to france, saying that now that war has returned to the european soil. that the partnership is once again, integral to the security saying that just there is a need for the united states of fr

our white house correspondent kimberly halted as mill. this white house is playing catch up if you will, because i, you'll remember back in 2014 bronco bomb. i held a as similar summit really promised to make a big footprint when it comes to a.

okay, kimberly hell could. thank you very much for that update ali hush him hes the lightest from moscow on the release of russian alms dealer, victor boot. victor bought was arrival in moscow. still a matter of conflicting reports. we don't know yet if he lived or not. the foreign ministry say, said he, i've now we have just saying that he's on his way. about, according to the forwards he was known, natoya dealer involved in d. o, z from africa congo to live out to yawn. at 2 of one is on level on several places where he was involved in deals and he was arrested in 2008 in file. and the 5 police arrested him in coordination with the u. s. authorities, he was taken to the u. s. where he was sentenced to 25 years. now this the, the, the swap that took place hours ago, it seems, it was dawn and it was mediated by 2 regional countries in the middle east. saudi arabia and the u. s e and just yesterday, a call the phone call between president vladimir putin. osha and the you. a president mohammed, i've been invited

kimberly, how can al jazeera the white house is kimberly mentioned questions being raised about the release of victor boot earlier discuss the situation with elizabeth bro, defense specialist and senior research fellow at the world united services institute. so mr. booth is one of the world's most famous honesty and us, and he's not, let's say an official arm state or not that a defense, right? not representing an offense company. he trades in the world of illegitimate on transfers. and that makes him known as the merchant of death. he's really a very notorious character. he is a russian national and he was convicted in the u. s. criminal court that years ago for his arm stealing, which has contributed to, to american death. a allegation was, and he was convicted, so he's really a very notorious person, and russia has wanted him back ever since he couldn't be freed in a traditional spice war because it was not coming through of espionage. he was convicted of. i'm seeing. so this seems to have been a convenient and actually very desirable trade to make for the russians that the u . s. govern

white house correspondent, kimberly how could join this live not from washington d. c. so kimberly, president biden has way didn't following that ruling, what does he have to say about this? that the earth president has just left the white house. he's on his way for a bit of a holiday in advance of the new year celebration and the u. s. president did weigh in on this and what he had to say essentially is that he's commenting on the fact that the supreme court is now going to have the final say on the matter. but 1st is going to have a bit of a deliberation. in other words, is going to hear oral arguments that he was president saying the court is not going to decide on this matter until june us typically when the supreme court rulings come out after hearing oral arguments. and the president goes on further to say that title $42.00 must be enforced. in other words, what he's saying is echoing what the white house press. secretary is also said in an official statement from the white house that until then the white house is going to comply with title $42.00. what is title 4

kimberly, how could join this live now from washington d. c. so kimberly, what will this mean in practice for those migrants who've been stuck at the border? well, it means that they're going to be stock for many months, more possibly until june. that's when the supreme court says that it is going to weigh in on this case. essentially, what we have here is the supreme court now saying that they are going to have some deliberations over this. in other words, they're going to hear oral arguments. what this is, is a longstanding controversy that goes right back to when the trumpet ministration. first put this in. these are public health measures, title 42. it essentially allows the federal government to use emergency measures to prevent disease from crossing into the border. but what this is become is kind of ad hoc immigration policy to prevent people from seeking asylum in the united states. and what this is done is allowed not the trumpet ministration, but also the biden administration to allow our prevent 2000000 people since march of 2020, fr

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host: kimberly in arizona, a republican. hi, kimberly, what is your view? am not surprised. i did not vote for her but i think she was smart to do it she did. she has seen the garbage biden has done and it is a smart move. i think she is not very republican obviously but she is starting to see the democrats are really just screwing things up and i'm glad she kind of made the move. host: do you think if she runs in 2024 would you now consider voting for her because she switched to an independent? caller: if she was running and to santos was in an trump was in i would probably vote for desantis or trump. host: not for president, i'm saying if she runs for another term in the senate. caller: yeah. maybe i would think about it, yeah i would. i really do think -- look i do not think her policies are terrible. i think she is for the people but i do not agree with her democratic views on some things but then again i don't agree with a lot of republican views either. i don't know. i'm looking for who is most for america and that is why i am a trump fan but i think

as good our white house correspondent kimberly hallett. so kimberly, we are now past the half way mark of this state visit. what are the highlights for you so far? well certainly it was an elaborate welcoming ceremony of the south lawn of the white house. it was full of potted pageantry. it was a very much a rut. red carpet rollout for the president along with the wife of emmanuel macro. dr. jill biden was also accompanying joe biden, and there was certainly all of the music and the cannons being fired, the national anthems that you would expect. but the midst all of that, there are the tensions that are being discussed. and we should point out that we were expecting a press conference to begin some more than an hour ago, but it seems to have been delayed and it may have a lot to do with some of those tensions that you have been alluding to the fact that there is concern about the inflation reduction act, the signature legislation that joe biden passed as president to many in europe and france. particular feel is somewhat of protectionism.

very much kimberly, that is our white house correspondent, kimberly help as well as kimberly just mentioned relations between the us and france have been strained recently. they had a new low last year when australia cancelled a deal for french submarines and signed with the us. instead, france withdrew its ambassador and protest. intentions have been rising on a literate car subsidies part of the us inflation reduction act. france in the e. u, say the incentives, hurt european firms with the u. s. and france differ on their approach to the war and ukraine as well. president macro has insisted on dialogue with moscow. while on china, france, his shied away from following the u. s. approach with more con warning european leaders not to gang up on beijing. well, let's bring in silly a villain in paris. she's from the center of on the united states and europe at brookings institution. thank you very much for being on al jazeera outlining all of those issues. just how fragile is this relationship? well, this relationship, you know, you made the list of all the things that are in times in the re

dropped, what can we expect for the economy and in the world bahama outfit to see what lives in stores kimberlyessica. first never make predictions especially but the future that was the legendary sam goldman's wise advice another favorite piece is from economist who said making a forecast of a number or a date whenever both, to be sure forecasting what will happen to the u.s. economy in the coming year is especially challenging right now u.s. is facing a set of risks and has not faced in decades of sharp decline in economic activity that is the risk as the same time of the high inflation rate. the federal reserve is likely to raise interest rates further in the first few months of the year after the big increases of the last year and expects a key policy restrictive even as the economy slows. >> we are in a situation where interest rates are going up into a slowing domestic and global economy. why inflation has been high and persistent. while the federal reserve has been late. were in the awful situation that we seen historically where the fed ends up putting us into a recession. >> there's a

our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more.y: the biden administration is concerned of the chinese government

kimberly on, on the line. kimberly will we will speak to you again a little later in the next few minutes at the start of next bulletin. hopefully for the moment many thanks and of course we interrupt it's a well cult special program to take that. so that important news briefing debt from the president: you can see a nava world cup special in full starting at 1530 hours g m t here on out here up just ahead on this news our climate change in madagascar forcing people to find new places to live, we'll have a report. ah, [000:00:00;00] with full. ah ah, hello again, glosson mallos for alida and his vice president had been convicted of fraud conspiracy. ex president otto put us at his deputy roxan ability of each been sentenced to 16 years in prison for conspiracy to defraud the state. the court found they allowed businesses to evade import duties. in exchange for bribes. the honduran government has announced a partial state of emergency across some areas in 2 of its largest cities. thousands of police officers of

kimberly strausser and editorial director and our congressional reporter for politico.t seems from capitol hill, different lawmakers and the border states very vocal and republicans and democrats, getting their heads around where the administration is and what comes next, it is still a big question. >> it is. when you are talking about the end of title 42 before the supreme court made this decision, we are talking about democrats and republicans bracing for this period of turbulence. even though the administration says they have plan, moving away from title 42, they were bracing for higher records of people crossing the border each day. what republicans are about to take power in the house, we are going to see the administration grappling with trying to move away from title 42. they have more time now. we'll see a decision around june. republicans will have much stronger say in how the biden administration handling of the border is scrutinized. >> here is the arizona attorney general. take a listen. >> when the federal government won't do its job and defend the law, the

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kimberly thune, united states senate. >> the honorable ruth greene and mrs. bonnie -- the honorable thomas harper, united states senate, and mrs. martha harper. >> happy holidays. the honorable deb haaland, secretary of the interior. the honorable ryan mckeown, and ms. k king. >> mr. stuart bain and mr. sandra bain. >> hey, everybody. how are you? i have been here for a while -- [indiscernible] see ya! host: the honorable linda thomas-greenfield, ambassador to the united nations. and mr. lafayette greenfield ii. >> mr. john shirley and ms. kimberly shirley. host: mrs. tatiana and mr. derek copeland. host: ms. valerie biden owen. are you excited to be here? >> i am excited. >> i think so -- [indiscernible] >> the honorable james clyburn, house of representatives. [overlapping speech] >> general mark milley and mrs. milley. >> the honorable james rich, united states senate, and ms. is rich. >> the honorable jb pritzker, governor of illinois, and mrs. pritzker. the honorable martin walsh, secretary of labor. the honorable thomas [indiscernible], secretary of agr

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kimberly hawkins is putting developments from washington, dc. yes, president saying the court is not going to decide on this matter until june. that's typically when the supreme court rulings come out after hearing oral arguments. and the president goes on further to say that title $42.00 must be enforced. in other words, what he's saying is echoing what the white house press secretary is also said in an official statement from the white house that until then, the white house is going to comply with title 42. and these 64 people have been killed in the weather related incidents in north america. as a severe winter storm continues to batter the region. new york state is one of the worst affected areas. president joe biden has approved an emergency declaration to provide a federal support taiwan with external compulsory military service from 4 months to one year to counter threats from china. on monday, dozens of chinese plains crossed into ty, pays defense zone. the biggest daily incursion in years. crazy and, and we can only avoid war by prepari

reporter kimberly chang has the sad story from the baldwin park. animal care center. >> changes are coming for the la county department of animal care and control after a puppy was put down. they say by mistake. >> little bull. wait. whoa. whoa. >> they didn't deserve to. >> people are this is bowie. a 3 month-old puppy who was euthanized at the baldwin park animal care center. they say by mistake, my heart dropped a nice was in knots. we were actually the ones who are going to rescue him. show she galileo with underdog hero says their rescue was committed to saving bowie. but when she followed up, she was told is now on our website. that's happened to us. several times. really a heartbreaking note to hear that this had occurred and we found more and more cases. >> where this has happened according to the la county board of supervisors, nearly 4,000 animals in the county's care were euthanized between july and november of this year. that's about 30% of roughly 12,000 animals that they took in by comparison. the city of la has a roughly 87% saving r

kimberly, thank you. kimberly how kits in washington for us. let's go to moscow now. get the reaction from nation is alive for so marty. we know that president putin has been commenting on this prisoner exchange. what do we have to say? while a present to tin said that there is a possibility for other business swaps, and it seems that the russians are after the release of redeem cross, he called he's a russian commer that's imprisoned now in germany for being convicted of killing chechen fighter. and during the talk says, the russian media was reporting that the russians were offering that a boot, an grossey cough b, a release there for women and in the basketball player. so what happened is that the, the, the americans didn't have this possible because this needed for the negotiations were the germans because greske always under our and german custody. so this was the issue that made this swap the way the russians want than the way the russian media is reporting complicated. so it happened and there was one russian for one american. so what put in was it was a throw

all right, kimberly hancock live from the white house. thank you very much. that were joined by jean christophe. go, you know, he's electra in political science at the syllable in university and joins us from paris from crystal. thanks for being with us. what's your assessment on where the u . s. friends, relationship stands right now and where it's going? well, your customer was talk about smile and read compet. i'm not sure this is the, this is the right version of what's happening. there are 2, maybe 3 major issues around this visit. 2 of them are blocks a blog, you versus you a say, and one is front you a say relationship. the 2, the 2 most important issues are of cause this inflection b diction act, which is a she's been talking a lot about and which is non non solely is something considered in the u, like a u. s. protectionism, but more like a, a trade war, a trade, a conical war inside of the ukraine military war action, which is something very annoying, difficult to understand, coming from the coming from the european side. the 2nd part is the very co

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kimberly chang. >> and now to our 4 zone forecast. we're taking this live look outside at a pretty shot of downtown san francisco on a monday night. the slowly starting to dry out after a wet weekend. yeah, lawrence is here to kind of fill us in on the cold temperatures that are still hanging around. yeah. been love. this could be a cold night ahead all around the bay area. the >> one a place is going to see exceptionally cold temperatures ball in the north bay get we're going to see those numbers. drop it off in the mid 20's in around the santa rosa area. so yeah, cold temperatures all around into the napa valley to and it is just going to be a frosty start the day for many parts of the bay area overnight lows dropping down well below freezing up and then that you're looking about. 31. 26 in santa rosa. 32 freezing in the bottle, 30 in concord and livermore even inside the bay. some patchy frost out there with temperatures dropping off in the mid 30's, long-range forecast to see a little swirl on the middle pacific. high pressure goi

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how white house correspondent, kimberly, how can, has more of the bag. no ministration is concerned that the chinese government is not being fully transparent with regard to the number of infections that are occurring in china with the lifting of those restrictions. and so as a result is putting in place strict measures for those who are traveling from china as well as macau and hong kong and what those measures are going to look like is effective midnight on january 5th. all travelers are going to need to show a negative code 19 tests. this is either a p c r or an average of tests within 48 hours of departure. and this is regardless of vaccination status. and this is for all travelers above the age of 2 years. now the reason for this is not only because of the concern that the chinese government is not being fully transparent in terms of the data is providing to the united states. but also because the united states feels in the absence of the day that it is not fully able to monitor sort of the, i'm a crime very attend it's sub variance that are already

a white house correspondent, kimberly hawk. it explains you as president joe biden rolled out the red carpet for his 1st official state visitor, french president, a man you all met, cross mc groan. it's a visit designed to highlight francis historic position as america's oldest ally and alliance with renewed importance system across with war. once again, on a european soil. what is it's taking? a crane is not just very far from here in a small country somewhere in europe. but it's about of a l values. no bible says he's willing to hold direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. if he decides to end his invasion of ukraine. i'm prepared if he's willing to talk, to find out what he's willing to do, but i'll only do in consultation with my dad hours. i'm not gonna do it on my own. on this foreign policy issue, the pair is aligned in its condemnation of the russian invasion. but there are differences when it comes to biden's domestic policy, known as the inflation reduction act, that cron believes in subsidies benefiting a

teresa kimberly tommy gave an insight into what you can look forward to at the morrow. think this in the cradle of human kind form, part of what is known as the fossil harmony side of south africa. and this is an area of about $53000.00 cases. where we have an abundance of fossil domains found stating back to about 4000000 years. and kind of gives us a story of who we are as humans and origins in africa. so the matter being visit the scene was established a few years off to the cradle area, was declared a unique school. and he seems, it was established so that he could bring the discoveries, the science, the importance of evolution, and what we found in south africa every south african as well as the people all over the world. because at the end of the day, this is our she'd, he see, she'd hated this. it is something of national pride and something that everyone should have access to. so the matter of being visit was established just up the road from best. and so that be on disturbing the fossil sights and essentially this is just an area, a museum that we hope is an ex

that was kimberly chang reporting. now the family says the prosthetic arm is not covered by insurance and with mounting medical bills, the support really helps. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome to the kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. with the clear skies, dry air and a little bit of an offshore wind. we've seen temperatures tumble. 28 now santa rosa, the new number. 36 for napa, tri valley in the east bay is looking at a lot of lower 30's this morning. again, a little favoritism towards the offshore direction with single with single digit winds until 09:00am. we're talking about a freeze warning inland along the water. you can see the frost advisory is in place again. that will be until 9 this morning. the breakdown, which won a few little scattered clouds and there. 35 tmi. 11, we're talking. 47 ultimate highs will be pretty much mid 50's. more of the same is expected this weekend, although not quite as warm right now. >> all right, dave, thank you for that, ok? so there's a special listin