doctor autumn klein was in the business of saving lives. now, the young successful seemingly healthy woman and the prime of her life was fighting for a life. it was a medical mystery, or was a? was this a case for doctors, or the police. here is dennis murphy with lethal weapon. >> then regency room trauma team was losing her. she'd been wielding glass gasping for breath. >> her heart stopped, so at the restart. >> within minutes, they were doing the breathing on both circulation for 41 year old autumn klein,, wife mother, medical doctor. a rising star in the field of women's neurology. a star whose bite was demean, even as they try desperately to keep her going. >> these are doctors who are treating trauma patients every day. this one had totally puzzled them. >> the woman failing in the er, doctor cline, was in many ways while modern pittsburgh was all about. the gleaming downtown towers don't need to worry more about crime me still no smokestacks along the river. the steel industry here had mostly died by the early 80s and moved overseas

klein testified that ucsf made serious errors post surgery.'t being monitored by a pulse oximeter, a simple device that would have alerted staff that his blood oxygen was dangerously low. what's more, hospital records show that when anders stopped breathing, no one had checked his vital signs for nearly five hours. william: failure to do that at every four hours is a breach of the standard of care. jessica: another doctor, raffi simonian, former director of the department of pharmacy at uc san diego, testified he found more than 30 failures in anders' post-operative care. among the mistakes, the expert witness testified about in court: hospital staff didn't account for the effects of dilaudid on someone who'd just lost a kidney. from the pharmacist to the nursing staff, no one recognized the potency of the dilaudid dose anders was given. and when anders coded, the code blue team failed to give him narcan, a drug that reverses the effects of opioids. steve: one mistake led to another to another to another. jessica: mistakes hillyard believes tu

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the chair will now recognize doctor ramona klein who is also a boarding school survivor and a citizen of the turtle band of chippewa indians . for five minutes. >> you for this opportunity to testify in support of the indian boarding school. i am doctor ramona klein and enrolled member of the turtle mountains and chippewa based in dover north carolina. i'm a living survivor of the united states indian boarding school policy and practices. i'm a real human being who was placed in a boarding school away from my parents when i was seven years old . i am now almost 75 years old and that experience has impacted my entire life. what impact as it had? i ask you to remember your own child or perhaps a grandchild going to school for the first time. that special moment when a child goes to school with the confidence that his mother or a relative willcome back to pick up thechild at school . remember that feeling . now imagine that experience if you would see that little child, you would not see that little child for the rest of the year or perhaps evenyears . for no other reason except that chi

klein. and now mr. king, these began when you are ready. >> mr. king, you may need to unmute. >> mr. king? can you hear me? yes, we can hear you now loud and clear. >> welcome. >> i apologize, chairman scott, and to the committee. >> no problem. >> chairman scott, ranking member thompson, members of the house agriculture community, i do appreciate this opportunity to discuss the economics of our business. my name is donnie king and i've been a tyson team member for almost 40 years. i starred in pine bluff arkansas as an hourly team member on the production floor and now proudly serve as president and chief executive officer. it our business and president market shocks have created an extraordinary strain across our operation in the global supply chain. this has reduced our ability to produce beef at sufficient quantities to meet record high consumer demand. starting in early 2020 the pandemic impacted impact of our ability to operate production facilities at full capacity. this was due in pa

political director rick klein is at the midterm monitor. >>> plus the powerhouse roundtable.able. that's next. we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when clients do better. that might be why most of our clients come from other money managers. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. >>> political director rick klein has the very latest on the stalemate in the key pennsylvania senate race. a look at the stakes in the georgia primary this tuesday. our midterm monitor is next. stay with us. right now, we're all feelin' the squeeze. we're having to get creative. find a new way. but birthdays still happen. fridays still call for s'mores. you have to make magic, because while you're getting creative, walmart

political director rick klein is at the midterm monitor. >>> plus the powerhouse roundtable.able. that's next. we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when clients do better. that might be why most of our clients come from other money managers. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. , two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad schem

ramona klein , an enrolled member of the turtle mountain band in north dakota. i am a living survivor of the united states indian boarding school policy and practices. i am a real human being who was placed in a boarding school away from my parents when i was seven years old. i am now almost 75 years old. that experience has impacted my entire life. what impact has it had? i ask you, to remember your own child, or perhaps a grandchild, going to school for the first time, that special moment, when a child goes to school, but with the confidence that his mother or relative will come back to pick up the child at school. remember that feeling? remember that feeling. now imagine that experience if you would not see that little child for the rest of the year or perhaps even years for no other reason except that child is an indian child. i remember seeing my mom crying as she stood and watched six of her eight children take their place on a big, green bus and taken to fort totten indian boarding school in fort totten, north dakota. that image is forever imprinted in my

klein. mr.any concert argue the volatility in the cattle and beef a sector can be explained by supply and demand dynamics. my first question would be do you agree with that? >> yes i agree with that. >> please explain your answer. >> as i said earlier this is the purest capitalist capitalism in our industry of any industry. we negotiate prices hour by hour with products we sell and with the cattle we buy. so whenever we have disruptions in the system like a fire, white covid it's going to result in pretty dramatic adjustment and volatility in the price of the products we buy and sell. that is been the single biggest factor. this is a very dynamic industry operating in the free market system and volatility as part of the business it always hasic be. >> mr. klein thank you very much for your answer mr. chairman are healed back my remaining time thank you very much everyone. >> thank you and now the gentleman from iowa is a recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chairman scotto want to thank the

head of the pier igor klein molding arrested legally igor klein igor klein charged arrested illegal arrestnvestigative production, hold a meeting of our own journalistic, an investigation of our own journalistic investigation. we are with a difference, we immediately warned an extra week to divide that we will be someone who will dig as best we can both to dig to dig necessarily in everything we know how to run without knowing how. that's it, well, shoot at everything, ran up to collect everything, we'll figure it out. well, let's stay in . well, they began to gather on the road for a long time. tomsk the city of tomsk tomsk is a city in which rossin is beautiful at any time of the year at any time at any time of the year, old yes streets old old smiles, streets, there are not ordinary houses, but head and head and most importantly - people here and here sincerity sincere sincere, real real siberians siberians of siberia are such so it just so happened that i heard that it happened to shoot, that we were filming this plot, we started the raid, we started the last one or the last one, last

klein testified that ucsf made serious errors post surgery.rs wasn't being monitored by a pulse oximeter, a simple device that would have alerted staff that his blood oxygen was dangerously low. what's more, hospital records show that when anders stopped breathing, no one had checked his vital signs for nearly five hours. >> failure to do that every four hours is a breach of the standard of care. >> reporter: another doctor, raffy simonian, former director of the department of pharmacy at uc san diego testified he found more than 30 failures in anders' post operative care. among the mistakes the expert witness testified about in court, hospital staff didn't account for the effects of dilaudid on someone who just lost a kidney. from the pharmacist to the nursing staff, no one recognized the potency of the dilaudid dose anders was given. and the code blue team failed to give him narcan, a drug that reverses the effects of opioids. >> one mistake led to another to another to another. >> reporter: mistakes hilliard believes turned out to be fatal.

william klein, a professor of medicine at uc irvine for more than 40 years became a key trial witness the pedersens, despite his decades long relationship with the university of california system. klein testified that that photo melissa took showing no pulse oximeter on anders' finger-points to a critical mistake. >> i can't think of the reason to not use one in this gentleman's case. probably would have saved his life. >> reporter: ucsf said the hospital couldn't comment on the case due to patient privacy, but in a statement told us that they modified their transplant protocol after this incident. and now provide continuous pulse oximeterry monitoring. ucsf also maintains that two investigations by organ transplant networks found no fault on the and a half of ucsf. >> they fought us on every legal they could. >> reporter: steve hilliard, a medical malpractice attorney hired by the pedersons agrees monitoring could have saved anders, but he argues that wasn't what killed him. do you think they overdosed him? >> now you'll be able to hear his answer tomorrow night right here at 6:00. i

we will have to borrow that money 234 china to send -- from klein to send it to youth the cost of this is more than the u.s. spent during the first year of the u.s. conflict in afghanistan. congress authorized force and and the president certainty troops into the confident. this proposal towers over domestic priorities as well. the massive package of $60 billion dwarfs the $6 million spent on cancer research annually. $60 billion is more than the amount the government collects in gas taxes each year to build roads and bridges. the $60 billion to ukraine could fund substantial portions or entire large cabinet departments. it nearly equals the entire state department budget. the $60 battalion billion exceeds the amount for the department of energy. and congress just wants to keep on spending and spending. our allies and partners have sent aid to ukraine. some of them even broke long-standing traditions. others are stepping up to defend ukraine like never before. in other words, it's not all about us. it isn't that we always have to be the uncle sam, the policeman that saves the world, pa

that kicked off the klein but war in ukraine is caused food and fuel prices to rise pushing of inflation even further. but again, on this, let's speak to chief economist at banburg bank, hawkish meeting. great, are you with hunger as, as ever? i mean, how does this figure if i put mumps and fit in with what we were expecting for the yours and the, your favorite of 8 point one percent is slightly above expectations, but it doesn't fit the overall story for now, inflation pressures are still tilting to the outside there is still quite a bit of inflation pressure in the pipeline from the price increases for energy, for food, and from the supply chain disruptions for now that is for the next few months, we cannot hope for a lot. yeah, there hasn't really been any sign so far that this is going to slow down, is it so the european central bank under more pressure to act? yes, the european central bank is under pressure to act. but part of the problem for the european central bank is that of course, these high prices for oil for food also can very much into consumer disposable income. consumers

there has been a whistle blower named michael klein in 2002. the lawsuit has been in court for several years and then barack obama was to grant immunity to the telecom sector for cooperating with surveillance. it is unconstitutional. they used arbitrary state secrets rights. host: what does this have to do with twitter? caller: twitter has aligned itself with the government to undermine the constitution. the constitution trumps all of what they are doing now. it is unconstitutional and illegal. edward snowden has been guest on c-span. host: let's get a response. guest: his general question about the relationship between free speech and the government, the reality is there are a handful of american tech companies that have a norman sway over these powerful tools -- enormous sway over these powerful tools. the people that make these decisions in these companies are not accountable to the public. i think those are understandable questions about the constitution and the bill of rights as a restraint on government power. it does not say much about t

but klein has proved to be of a different order. because for the 1st time in this country, it report into child sexual abuse, exposes an attempt for the holy sea to frustrate an inquiry in a sovereign democratic republic as little as 3 years ago, not 3 decades ago. and in doing so declined report excavate the dysfunction, the disconnection, the leases im the dominant, the culture of the vatican today. i listened to that speech ah, directly, because i was going to be an irish radio show right after he finished it and comment on it. and it brought tears to my eyes because i said thank god, this man is saying, which should have been said a long time ago. quite a tradition many catholic man. regular math score is seen as quite conservative in a lot of ways. nobody expected from him. but it caught the mood of donation in a way that i've seldom seen any political speech in my life time. and suddenly he ta bombed the whole focus of ireland on the vatican. ringback ah, ah, technically some is the core of it is seeing everything from the poi

but klein has proved to be of a different order. because for the 1st time in this country, it report into child sexual abuse, exposes an attempt for the holy see, to frustration, an inquiry in a sovereign democratic republic as little as 3 years ago, not 3 decades ago. and in doing so, declined report excavate the dysfunction, the disconnection, the leases in the dominant, the culture of the vatican to day. i listened to that speech directly because i was going to be an irish radio show right after he finished it and comment on it. and it brought tears to my eyes. good, thank god. this man is saying, which should have been said a long time ago. quite a tradition than a catholic man. regular math score is seen as quite conservative in a lot of ways. nobody expected from him. but it caught the mood of donation in a way that i've seldom seen any political speech in my life time. and suddenly he ta bombed the whole focus of ireland on the vatican. ringback ah, ah, technically some it's the core of it is seeing everything from the point

klein heard the verdict which, by the way, until now, has not entered into force. the discretion of the appeal is postponed due to the illness of the defendant in criminal cases. a jump right into the hands of the police in the capital , base jumpers came across who decided to parachute from the ferris wheel at vdnkh. , as these four explained to the police they wanted to jump and jumped fine did not embarrass the press shun in response to the question. why is all this silence one of the base jumpers is what they call skydivers jumping from high-altitude objects. nikita salamatin 3 years ago. he gave us a streamlined interview about illegal jumps, see the caption, it says that everything can be computer graphics of craftiness, to avoid responsibility, the owners of the ferris wheel also manage to do this. the sun of moscow has climbed. so called roofers guarding them then. i didn’t even catch it on the descent, it took 7 minutes for everything to climb over the fences, as the extreme sportsmen went up. it is clear the floor of the outer diameter of the wheel is a l

we have heard from david klein. he said that he does see a path towards profitability.a listen. >> we have a path to profitability as it relates to driving toward premiumizaiton. we took actions to reduce cost so we can get to the profitability number, starting with gross margins all the way through to the bottom line. when i positioned our company strategy, it was really to be the north american cannabis player that is brand led in premium focus. the canadian performance with premium, the number one premium cannabis company in canada, by the way, that focuses on the u.s., and with the brand in our portfolio. what i should point out is that none of our u.s. ecosystem, even though we paid for those businesses, consolidate into the financial results, and each of those businesses are profitable, and they are high-growth businesses. the story needs to be told around the totality of our opportunity across north america. jon: highlighting that they have big plans, but there have been complications on both sides of the border. kriti: arguably that the market is not having them

land for the construction of the temple, they chose the villian architect of german origin august kleinthe construction of the holy cross . today, the church keeps a personal letter from the head of the catholic church, local resident jadwiga pasternak, with words of gratitude for what a woman has done for the church in history. this is the first message that was sent on behalf of pope francis in belarusian. a mysterious story is connected with the fresco of the carrying of the cross, that in the posada of the church they say the soviet time it was painted over with blue paint, and through it the silhouette of jesus christ still showed through , this phenomenon can be interpreted in different ways. and another secret of the century is the assumption that the catholic building should have had two towers. why they didn’t build the second one, perhaps because of the events that took place in the 20th century, or at the last moment they simply changed the project. even with one tower, the church is the tallest building. in the city, an orthodox church is adjacent to it, bearing the name of

planted by the mayor of the city of bern in switzerland - it is a linden tree that will now bloom in kleineark near the swiss parliament to see the tree of peace ukrainians came from all anton confederations people personally decided to thank the hospitable to the swiss for help in a difficult time and the national team with details svitlana prokopchuk glory to the heroes peace tree will henceforth be called this small linden tree in the park damned chances to remember the victims of the war, violence and terror in ukraine, to plant a linden tree together with the mayor of bern, ukrainians from all cantons of switzerland gathered, thanks to switzerland, the people who welcome us here, it is very nice and touching, so i am grateful to all the people who helped, i will pray for ukraine and want that we have finally won because we want to go home, they have a day oleg von count anried visited ukraine a few years ago, now says the head of bern feels the need to help ukrainians as much as possible, we are here in switzerland we are very impressed by what is happening in ukraine. we are trying to

here's abc's political director rick klein. >> reporter: juju, some of the biggest primary voting of year so far, some of the biggest surprises. start in pennsylvania where the senate race right now, we just don't have enough information to make a projection. looks like between dr. oz and dave mccormack. that means kathy barnett is fading a bit. she may have had an impact and this is what we're seeing so far. dr. oz really strong in northeastern part of the state where donald trump did very well two years ago. over in the west, a big night for dave mccormack, picking up votes even in democratic areas. kathy barnett cutting into both of them in the suburbs of philadelphia where a lot of the vote is outstanding. it might be things are split that even donald trump wasn't able to get his candidate over the finish line. the headline of the night may be north carolina. we've followed this, madison hawthorne the last couple of months. donald trump tried to save his career. what happened, the voters in north carolina said, thanks but no thanks, he will not be returning to congress. a big los

mike: sanrancisco's jazz center's artistic director randall klein was one of the first u.s. regularly feature them over the years. >> when you get to the end of the concert and they're talking very explicitly about, you know, the problem they have come of russian problem they have, you know trying to really squash their culture, you know, you're totally there with them. and you know, this time you really will be there for them. >> peace and love. no more. stop putin, thank you so much. [applause] iryna: our mission is to ask people for help. every country we are going to come ask people to help. right now as ukraine is going through this but also afterwards we will have to rebuild our country. mike: what do you want to the audience to feel? iryna: that ukraine is a country has a place on this earth to exist. mike: they've previously performed the soundtrack for this 1930's silent film memorializing the suffering of the estimated three to five million ukrainian farmers who died during “the holodomor," starting in 1933 when stalin confiscated ukrainian food supplies during rus

when we see that in our target countries, including gonna there's a huge financing gap for as a meas, klein for micro companies. and of course, specifically for green businesses, i am good. i'm on banks and also private investors have difficulties in evaluating the companies individually ahmed you. and it's exactly this financing gap that we're trying to move into hulu here. mid for to stalsen in gone us capital. i from one company has already successfully raised financing through frankly, green trans light solar it leases solar panels to companies and private households that otherwise could not afford them. solar energy right under rooftop is for, for, you know, saves a lot of the cost and, and is able to solve that. the energy crisis in africa. and also help us to transmission or transition into a green economy or green energy use. and that is the main reason why we're started, the, the so the company was started translate the international climate initiative funded the development of frankly, green. the hurdles for other potential investors are low with private individuals. also welcome

60 percent of their water since the project is financed with south african taxpayers, money, eula, klein. hans has been monitoring it for a long time. he works for the organization outer, which seeks to expose corruption and mismanagement me, urbanized ations taking place and future development and expansion of business needs more water. the problem is we are only very limited to the water that we have in south africa, and we don't have innovative technologies and circulated infrastructure yet to recycle water. and currently, we highly rely on the las jar lens face to scheme to provide future demands. it's one of the largest infrastructure projects in africa and is supposed to benefit both sides. south africa, paisley soto, nearly $17000000.00 euros a year for the water under so tight uses the dams to generate electricity for its population of the local project manager from the list. so to highlands authority tells us that him 5 years time, the dumb wool will stand right? hair, $5000.00 hectares of land will them be flooded? as we are all away, this kind of projects would have social imp

they decided to stay and are already living in the dpr alexander sladkov led and i say klein news of donbass today marks exactly 55 years since the eternal flame was lit at the tomb of the unknown soldier in alexander garden under the walls of the kremlin sacred flame in memory of the heroes the great patriotic war never fades, never even in a hurricane wind today is the last preparation for the celebration of victory day the story of the eternal flame in dmitry's alexander garden the eternal flame in alexander garden near the kremlin walls is a high symbol of people's memory an inextinguishable embodiment of fortitude , courage and valor of millions of people there is no place in russia more than sacred and more significant uniting generations of peoples and entire historical eras for the holiday of the great victory from the memorial tomb of the unknown soldier large-scale rally with particles of the eternal flame, the rally will cover 12 countries, 8 cities of heroes of russia and dozens of settlements. the history of the eternal flame began back in 1965 on the twenty-fifth annive

reporter: the past president and current board member tom klein says it's clear success brings duplicationafter one of its organizers visited france decades ago. he said anything celebrating garlic is a testament to what the association has done for 43 years. the first national garlic festival comes to fresno in a few weeks aiming to spotlight fresno county which produces nearly 80% of the nations garlic crop as the true garlic capital of the united states. in the south bay, abc7news. dan: we will keep you updated. the surgeon general of the united states held a town hall in san francisco. our reporter was at that event that focused on rebuilding a more connected society as we recover from the pandemic. reporter: dr. murphy's job as the surgeon general is to lead the country on pressing health issues and now he is helping americans recover from the last two years of isolation urging them to reconnect again. >> if we do not have strong connections with one another and trust and community, it does not matter how good our vaccines are for covid. reporter: during a town hall, part of san franc

level of inhuman, brutality, english and callous indifference towards the suffering of young children, klein, kingdom, inch, mattson, the pain and their cries and their obvious fear. it's been on this magnet in december last year. police arrested a 44 year old man in this town of emma's question, he since been charged with multiple cases of child sexual abuse. the suspect advertised himself as a baby sitter on online portals like these. prosecutors believe he abused or raped, at least 12 of the children. he looked after, half of whom were under 3. as old prosecutors say, the suspect also exchanged child sexual abuse, photos, videos, and contacts with other pitfalls. over a number of years, police secured 32 terabytes of data that helped them track another 72 suspects across germany. officials believe his suspect was in contact with another known pittafield that worked in the city of minster. the site marvellous shows once again that the perpetrators mainly exchange information via the international details of what the perpetrators are not alone online. the police are there to feed on. i can

stable kleins -- stable coins prove not so stable. bitcoin steadies around the lowest since 2020.. prices rise more than the forecast putting a spotlight on the fed's response. a break from the eu, companies can pay for gas in rubles without breaking the rules. manus: a little bit of breaking news coming in. we just had telefonica, a comfortable beat of 2.96. spain, 1.4 billion. a nice comfortable beat for telefonica at the operational level. you mentioned, i would say this was a death spiral in crypto. what we talking about, bitcoin. this is the personification, this was supposed to be tied to the dollar. what does this tell you about liquidity? tom: the team failing to line up the funding to support that stable coin. they're not having much luck on that front. the question is, what does this mean for the bridal -- broader crypto space? we continue to watch. currently, bitcoin is trading at 27,108. down today. manus: from crypto to equities, money going. day four in the rally. crypto is down. very quickly, the snapshot across the board of risk. bitcoin is down. crude is under pre

guest: we have had him indict kevin klein's men who pleaded guilty in august of 2020 per he is a low level fbi lawyer, when he -- what he pleaded guilty to was doctoring evidence to justify the surveillance of a trump campaign associate carter page. the fbi was submitting information to the pfizer court to wiretap carter page. one of the things you need to do, pfizer court is a court that approves wiretap and surveillance for people deemed to be a security threat to the united states. it is a secret court. it is not late -- like the federal court in d.c., where we can see the proceedings. we do not know what is going on in the pfizer court. the subject of the wiretap corporation does not have subject to argue, the court has to rely on exculpatory information. what kevin kleinsmith pleaded guilty to, part of the scope of tory information was that carter page had been working as a confidential source for the cia. he changed the document to say that carter page was not a source for the cia, which raises questions to carter pages credibility. what it does, it raises questions about it. h

conflict began in ukraine. meanwhile, research by the international monetary fund shows a recent of klein in the shade of the us dollar being held in central bank flows wide. it also found the other major currencies that the british pound, the japanese yen, and the euro are not making up for the loss of the dollar share. here's a quick recap of countries with a dollar is losing its hold. me is who's the director of the geopolitical economy, research group or d, could defy speculated on the kind of actions that china could take to protect its s as a board. they have been in there been increasing stress on socialized in the economy that has they have already created their own payment systems which, who score they are widening there, including more countries in it, more financial institutions. and it's so that can go on china, as you earlier pointed out in one of your reports, there is a diversification of foreign exchange reserves shining compared to russia. china is even more deeply integrated into the international economy, into the u. s. economy into the european economy. et cetera, then

had to bother me. meg, i few would doubt that klein but european competition does allow for contrasting preparations to be examined. ranges, fans and frank offense awoke a meal, a quiet drink speaking to a marathon rather than a sprint. meanwhile, back in the branches pub before the game and before the result puts a damper on things. but once it football lovers, seville is fan, paradise. oh, let me give you food in spain. it's the tale of 2 cities and 2 fan cultures that have converged on one for decades, flying saucers have been the source of conspiracy theories. but some us lawmakers now want you f o's, unidentified flying objects to be treated as a threat to national security. defense officials have released videos of unknown aircraft. experts say they performed maneuvers impossible for man made planes. the pentagon has not confirmed extra terrestrial visitors and is encouraging pilots to report sightings. the truth is out there somewhere. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the united nations has issued a stark warning that time is running. i to act on cl

only one with the ranger cripple here hadn't bother me. meg, i few would doubt that klein but european competition does allow for contrasting preparations to be examined. ranges, fans, and frank offense. 6 love a walk, a meal, a quiet drink speaking to a marathon rather than a sprint. meanwhile, back in the branches pub before the game and before the result puts a damper on things for one set of football lovers. seville is fan, paradise. oh, let me give you food in spain. it's the tale of 2 cities and 2 fan cultures that have converged on one foot decades flying saucers have been the father of conspiracy theories. but some you as lawmakers now want your foes or on an unidentified flying objects to be taken seriously as a potential threat to national security. are the hearing in washington dc. top us defense intelligence official, showed video of unidentified flying objects. ne experts say they performed stunning move, israel's thought, impossible by any manmade acro, pentagon officials have not confirmed extraterrestrial visitors, but hoped to remove the stigma preventing pilots from r

reporter: the past president and current board member tom klein says it's clear success brings duplication adding gilroy got its idea for its garlic festival after one of its organizers visited france decades ago. he said anything celebrating garlic is a testament to what the association has done for 43 years. the first national garlic festival comes to fresno in a few weeks aiming to spotlight fresno county which produces nearly 80% of the nations garlic crop as the true garlic capital of the united states. in the south bay, abc7news. dan: we will keep you updated. the surgeon general of the united states held a town hall in san francisco. our reporter was at that event that focused on rebuilding a more connected society as we recover from the pandemic. reporter: dr. murphy's job as the surgeon general is to lead the country on pressing health issues and now he is helping americans recover from the last two years of isolation urging them to reconnect again. >> if we do not have strong connections with one another and trust and community, it does not matter how good our vaccines are for co

in march 20th of 1990 when violator was coming out, they got together with me and howie klein, who wasarner brothers and said, "how can we make a statement?" we said let's do an in—store and at the time depeche mode in southern california were as big — and i'm not exaggerating he as the beatles in southern california. ridiculously big. and we did this in—store at the warehouse at the beverly centre and we were expecting five or 6000 people to turn up which would have been huge, bigger than van halen at tower records, 17,500, according to the la police. they drove in from colorado, they drove in from arizona, oregon, washington state and they lined up for two days and camped out. the in—store lasted for about, i would say 11 minutes before it was shut down by the police department. they issued what's called a tactical alert and sent in three divisions of police, helicopter units, mounted police but thank goodness, depeche mode fans are not like heavy metal fans. there was no fighting or battling with the police. they dispersed. but the repercussions were huge and suddenly, the album, vi

support for russia in the difficult path that we still have alexander sladkov pavel vydrin and i say kleinesti nedeli, mariupol large report by alexander sladkov watch tonight week more than 5 million russians took part in the musical tv marathon we are for a world without nazism. today, our wars are there, and with our unity , our unity, our support, we can help them. patriotic concerts in support of the special operation to protect donbass were held throughout the country in 22 cities of the country, in addition to military artists, creative teams performed along with the audience. they sang the popular songs of the military, and also talked about the facts of the crime of the nazis. in novosibirsk, they completed testing of a new version of the legendary maize plant, as a result of modernization, the an-2 replaced almost everything in the aircraft, including the engine, leaving only a recognizable appearance , the novelty itself will become an indispensable assistant in the fight against forest fires, reportage. artur mikhailov from the propeller, it would be more correct to say a turbo

the suspect has been identified as 51 year old richard klein. investigators saying argument had occurred before the shooting dead. oakland police officers say regional law enforcement partners will help them crack down on any scenes like the one you see here over the weekend side shows erupted at two separate locations in the city last night. ktvu immigrants spoke to people in the community about living and working near the dangerous displays. seen on citizen video thursday night has businesses in oakland's uptown district on edge as this month's first friday. festivities get underway in oakland. oakland police recovered a firearm from the late night sideshow on cinco de mayo and made two arrests. they also tweeted these pictures showing some of the 60 vehicles towed. is pretty long night manager at tierra mia cafe nearby, made to middle of the night checks on the business after getting security system notifications on his phone, banging on a door is kind of trying to get in, but thankfully , nothing was harmed. police got an anonymous tips that