da lin on the scene.the meantime, we will leave you with some beautiful pictures from outside. >>> we will see you in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, surprise visit. in kyiv, britain's prime minister offers ukraine a diplomatic show of support, this as atrocities mount across the besieged country. cbs news is there. >> reporter: i'm holly williams in kryvyi rih, ukraine. after military failures during this invasion, a new russian general has reportedly been put in charge. >> diaz: also tonight, the u.s. deploys new weapons as nato allies step up efforts to help ukraine fight back. plus, tight race. why france's presidential election could be a victory for russia's vladimir putin. >> reporter: i'm elaine cobbe in paris, where president emmanuel macron is in the fight of his political life. >> diaz:

kpix5's da lin reports from hillsdale high school how they tried to prevent the viruses from spreading. >> reporter: students say it's first prop post pandemic. and they are llthedring sure co the fun. high school proms,. >> we are so excited. >> we have been excited the whole day. >> reporter: the dance scene. >> i try to be myself and have fun. >> reporter: the friendship. >> you see your friends, and you are like are you ready. >> reporter: memories of a lifetime. >> i don't want a to miss it. it's something to talk about the rest of your life. >> reporter: they are back after two years of absence. limbos and partying buses pulling up to the san francisco design center with young people in sharp tuck cedeos and beautiful gowns. >> it's crazy because we get one and get to come together as juniors and seniors and as school, and it's well overdue. >> reporter: this senior says he is fortunate he gets to end the high school years on a high note. and he gets to fulfill his date's dream. >> i am actually a freshman in college, so i never got my prom or anything, this is my first time. and

the lin.>>> what do you do right now given everything that's going on obviously capital's's nan. also we're celebrating financial literacy acheesh management much here's governor and president jack dorsey. your doctor gives you a prescription. “let's get you on some antibiotics right away.” we could bring it right to your door. with 1 to 2 day delivery from your local cvs. or same day if you need it sooner. but aren't you glad you can also just swing by to pick it up, and get your questions answered? because peace of mind is something you just can't get in a cardboard box. that's how healthier happens together with cvs. >>> welcome back let's get more on your markets and your money your next guest remains optimistic, at least about chief even vequity markets good to have you on. >> obviously, you know, inflation has in stark view here with cpi numbers that we saw yesterday, which are a little firmer than expected the major takeaway was core, which was sales have come down close to 4% month ove

some neighbors tell kpix 5's da lin that they are worried the improvement project could have unintended consequences. >> reporter: the city wants to restore this pathway, and turn this into a long staircase. so far they have run into an uphill battle to try to get the support of the neighbors. this impassable trail sandwiched between two houses is overgrown with vegetation. located between outlook avenue and hill lock drive, this is where 1 of five stairways the city wants to build in the eastmont hills neighborhood. those stairways would connect people in the flatlands of east oakland up to the hills. >> it would also connect neighborhoods. that something we haven't been able to do. you are kind of on one street and that's it. you don't know the people on the next street. >> reporter: while supporters say the staircases would provide accessibility, opponents for easy access would bring unwanted foot traffic and crime. >> where under automatic gunfire all the time, break-ins all up and down hill month-end outlook. >> reporter: anthony is next to the trail on outlook avenue, and has been

su-lin: i think wage dynamics continue to improve. increasingly tight labor market, multi-decade lows, it's also much lower underemployment and improvement in record highs. these are signs of a healthy labor market and the ongoing, elevated nature of job vacancies suggests it will continue. the dynamics are there to see wages grow over the course of the next 12 to 18 months and as the backdrop around cost-of-living pressures, we are seeing ongoing inflation expectations that may start to build into wage demand in a tight labor market. in particular, there are real skill shortages, so it is improving. probably not quite as fast at that key aggregate level. shery: we continue to see signs the chinese economy is showing down with lockdowns in different parts of the country. how is that being factored into the calculations? su-lin: i think the rba and all of us are very mindful of development and china, what we have seen really over the last couple of years is the price of commodities, the key ones in terms of bulk, liquid natural gas, th

da lin has more. >> reporter: the victim we spoke to hasn't touched a bike since the robbery. she's a victim in a series of robberies targeting mountain bikes. >> everything fit me perfect. the handle bars, the seat. >> reporter: you could tell the bike brought louise a lot of joy until last tuesday. she was riding solo on the median trail near fire station 21. >> one said get off your bike, and the other pointed a gun at me. >> reporter: she jumped off the bike and ran into on coming traffic. a good samaritan drove her away from the gunman. >> to have a gun pointed at your face when you're just out trying to enjoy nature and clear your mind is like the worse possible experience. so upsetting and terrifying. >> reporter: police say after march 29th, they responded to two other robberies of mountain bikers on skyline boulevard. march 21st, robbers pulled a gun on a father and son to take their bike. april 6th, robbers took two bikes from riders riding together. the biking community reports there's a fourth gun point robbery this week on a group of three bikers at the end of sky

and i looked at lin-manuel miranda, and i went, "no, i don't do that!"ell "no." [ laughter ] and i told amy that story and she was like, "why didn't you just go, like, joop-de-beep-de-beep?" i was like, "i panicked! but i just told a story, and it was fine >> seth: all right, good >> that's part one of the weekend. >> seth: yeah. >> so then -- then that's thursday i wake up friday convinced i have covid right, i was with a full theater of people. i'm supposed to shoot at "only murders," but they test you all the time i was like, "okay, my test is good." i go to "only murders in the building. i'm supposed to shoot with marty and steve and then selena gomez. so i'm rehearsing with marty you have your masks on and they go, and i'm like, "okay. and then they go to put the microphone on you, and then you're going to take your mask off and they're gonna shoot. and i was like, "oh, my throat hurts a little bit." and i thought, you know, i don't want to -- >> seth: yeah. >> i'm not taking marty and steve and selena down, no way. so i pulled someone aside, like,

the warriors win, and as da lin reports, also a big win for businesses in the mission bay neighborhood. >> reporter: fans dropping big bucks at the nearby bars and restaurants. businesses say what's good for the warriors is great for them. >> hey, warriors. >> reporter: a blowout win means happy warriors fans. >> couldn't have been better, because we got the outcome we wanted. >> reporter: many fans exited chase center to enter nearby establishments to celebrate the big win. >> everybody is enjoying themselves. everybody is having a good time. everybody's friendly. >> reporter: the warriors' success on the court translates into a report night for dumpling time. >> have one of our busiest days today by far. >> reporter: the general manager says fans packed the restaurant and bar in front of chase center before and after the game. >> easily triples nongame day. this is where we make our hay. >> reporter: two years of the warriors missings out on the playoffs, businesses say they need the team to keep winning. >> we really need them to go further, just for business levels. even away games

at police headquarters, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> oakland police say they're deploying more officers to areas where they're seeing spikes in robberies. overall, opd says the number of robberies involving guns is down slightly compared to last year. >>> let's give you a live look outside. much cooler today, but now comes the wind. >> brian hackney is here with your first alert forecast. >> yeah, it will be windy. the winds picking up overnight tonight and we keep them with us throughout the weekend. so a windy weather regime starting tomorrow and lasting through sunday. windy, sunny, and cooler for saturday, and by monday we have the opportunity for rain on monday and also on thursday. looks like it could be a little wet. and here's headline number two. rainy weather returns monday. details on timing and amounts in the forecast in a few minutes. first, more news. here's ryan. >>> thank you. new at 11:00, with a strike of richmond's chevron refinery, negotiations from both sides are finally set to return to the bargaining table. talks between chevron and the united steelworkers union are

oh and the catholics. lin issue to the 3 major denominators. there is also the soon church and the catholic church, which are very old churches, lived on the roof. ali, if you abuse, lost all din riots in the middle of 8th. you sent you in a clash of powers, but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily life in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much. to decide the borderline is very difficult. you know, if the column stays in the, in the middle, we take half of the column. this side is greek, so then the girl half of the column is griggs, the other half is our meaner when they separated the area. this is your, this is mine. welcome to the borderline one, what's yellow? ok, we'll share the of the column that's on the, on the line to as to where it was. i think there's a jealousy between the churches. everybody wants to grab more space for himself than the other. so each one did it most to expel the other guy out to have it for the so it's not tricia w

i lived in in lin into either the time. so they, they quoted with me. but most of the time we lived in moscow, what i'm going to do, maybe better the way that is live up, be a will of these things. but when you buy one people, it's nothing for it thus lighted. when the country is broken off in 1990 when there's nothing we can do. but when this double quantity is taking place, it affects us as well. and we'll hope, and we have what suggestions about how this thing must come to an end, because all was at the end of the mouse come to an end. when, before we talk about how it may and do you think it could have been to that i've sort of and i will say, what are stated in public? i'll state what is the said over even by mean other as the end of 1945 did not change the story to r t we. we had 2 organizations when the cold war we got, we had not prompted to jog english. and that also does the standards from impala. these live military organization. is there not a big organization or the program? they pushed us for 1145 until monday. tonight i'm with where did t

about how he got involved with bakeolite as we move forward and then, hue, great-grandson of leo bake lin, and bud who was involved with the making of the film. >> thank you. >> i became interested in bakalite in the context of research project at gant university in belgium about a century after the invention of bakalites in 2007 i started to be an interesting on the part of the history at the university and the history of science to the develop joint projects relevant to the city and more broadly. and they ended up coming up with the idea of having study bakalite as an inventor and entrepreneur. and so i am the graduate students doing this we have, developed my own angle, that's how it started, the revised version of my dissertation ub publiced last year by the mit press. jennifer encouraged me to show the copy of the book. beyond bakalite, leo baekeland and the business and science of invention. >> thank you. hugh. >> the famous mark twain library is, and my wife and i support the library. introduced to mark twain when he was living at the turn of the century. he died here, actually. bu

live in benicia, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> thank you, da.se two big fires in the south and east bay are impacting the bay area's air quality overall. fire officials are telling people near the flames to stay indoors, especially those with respiratory problems. pets should also be brought inside if you can. close all doors and windows, again, if you're close to this, to reduce chances of the smoke getting inside. small part of the bay area in the sacramento valley are under a red flag warning this weekend. the national weather service is warning of fire danger because of high winds and low humidity. temperatures aren't that warm, though. it is, though, the earliest red flag warning ever issued for the bay area. >>> in bruin county, however, the weekend winds are not reaching red flag status, but just a few more weeks of this warm and dry weather things could look a little differently. and residents are preparing. >> we were at our house, we'd survive a fire in the neighborhood. >> seeing those condition this is the first week of april is unus

international relations in russia. lobbied hard, convincing china to vote against suspension. jeez, i lin dog hutchison done. such a hasty move at the general assembly in the n 23 country sided with russia. 93 voted in favor of suspension. but india, brazil, in south africa, were among 58 countries that abstained from saying an investigation should be concluded. first. mexico also abstained. i figured create more polarity facial country that supported previous resolutions deploring russia's aggression, mexico east, in favor of everything that will keep inclusion and dialogue on the table. i still got on the human, on human rights at the un. the 47 member human rights council launched an investigation into possible war crimes and ukraine, while rush or some customers are taking legal action as the economic crisis continues. ah, all right, candidate melinda. ben holds her final campaign ready as prompts proposed to head to the polls. ah, is a slight southerly breeze throughout the islands, north and south of new zealand. but sunshine is prevalent, say about average temperature was not bad l

modern patriot missile defenses, the german government says 40 russian diplomats have left the country. lin ordered the next ocean saying they were carrying out espionage and were a danger to public security. the leaders of germany and britain have pledged to work together on renewable energy and to reduce the need for russian fuel imports. love shoulds and boars. johnson, i've been holding talks in london, schultz and says it will take time to reduce germany's dependency on russian hydrocarbons. the u. k is also set to send more weapons to crate the north and the war. new crane has also pushed wolf food prices up by nearly 30 percent last month. the united nations is warning that costs are likely to rise further as well . the you and food agency says the increase puts much of the world's population at risk of malnutrition. more details are emerging about how people survived under russian bombardment in northern ukraine. now that fighting in some cities has subsided, many are emerging from their bunkers to find their homes destroyed. in the meantime, they've had to get used to living underg

kate lin: ok. kailey-ily: , it's only last week we were talk -- last week?we are rethinking it by the day. after last meeting we had two hikes, september to december. now we need -- if they go in july rethink. the other thing it signals is more urgency -- if you have a gap between june and september to do the first one it implies you are at a pace. if you are going on an off quarter meeting. the quarterly projection meetings in july. then basically all the meetings are in play. we'll have to go back to the drawing board. anna: christine saying it's going to depend on the data. she warned in that same statement of upside risk to inflation. how large do you think that upside risk is? arend: the what is happening at the corporate level inel in investm? anna: move towards the united states. you said in passing you think we have reached peak inflation in the u.s. what does that do to your thinking?? the feds trajectory is not the same as when inflation peaks. what doesdoes it do to your thinking? arend: not very much. it's a peak from a high level. are you going

here preaching politics, caring posters and stickers instead of a bible father, not baltazar maloney. lin is campaigning for philippines, vice president lenny roberto ahead of next month's presidential election. she's running a distant 2nd in the polls to ferdinand marco's junior. the son, a name sake of the country's late dictator, we have to be wise to seeing the candidate who can promote good to each one of us in the village. this monument near manila commemorates the people power protests in 1986, which drove the marco's family in exile for several years. the families accused of stealing as much as $10000000000.00 on the government. while marco senior was in power, almost half of this decade reign was under martial law when thousands of people were tortured, killed, or disappeared. markers junior refuses to address the atrocities and dismisses questions about his own conviction. frank and tax evasion, as well as the almost $4000000.00 in a state taxes that his family as long or the government in the home. baltazar belongs to a group of more than 1200 priests, nuns and missionaries who

resolution calling for the release of another american detained in russia, michigan businessmen paul we lin was arrested in december of 2018 on an espionage charge. he was later convicted and sentenced to 16 years in prison. the resolution calling for his release was unanimously passed. here's the floor debate. mr. philips: i rise today in strong support of h.res. 336. calling on government of the russian federation to provide evidence or to release united states citizen paul whelan. i thank representative stevens for her tireless work on behalf of her constituent, paul whelan, who russia has held hostage as a political prisoner for three years. for more than 1,300 days the russian government has put paul and his family through unimaginable torment. taking away his freedom, threatening his health, denying him his most basic human rights. all for the purpose of using an american constituent disen -- citizen, a human being, as a political bargaining chip. their so-called justice system is shocking unhardly surprising. as we witnessed the who arors committed by putin, enablers, and russian for

vladimir lin the first channel before may, when all the power of our attention will be directed to plantings important to have time with finishing touches and preparations. our avid summer resident oksana stankevich today took up a variety of fences. spring plantings , a beautiful frame will follow, and we and oksana's examples. at the dacha, everything should be beautifully in agreement. but what about this dull gray fence. and let's decorate it and make it into a trellis. it will instantly give the fence, a nice look, measure the height and width of the span, draw a drawing, future tapestry and for work. i bought just such a three-meter picket fence, the cheapest of pine, but planed so as not to darken. it needs to be protected from rain and sun, covered with stain, and then varnished with double labor, so i took paint for outdoor work and tinted it brown. can you choose any other? whichever one you like best, we cover each piece of wood with two layers. when it dries, we assemble the frame according to our drawing? divide the rectangle diagonally. we fix the bar with self-tapping screws.

the free people and this is underlined, of course, by the important historical contribution made by lin-manuel miranda in "hamilton." he did not suffer from a disease. i go into the appendix of the book to explain how in fact that theory which started in the late 1960s because of a mother and son medical team giving what can only be described as totally misleading symptoms to the doctors of the day and, in fact, he had -- he didn't have the disease at all. i won't go into the details of it because it's largely about the color of the king's urine and feces, but nonetheless, what he actually did suffer from was the bipolar disease affective type i, a form of manic depression. it's also not true that this had anything to do with the american revolution owing to the fact that he had one attack of it for a few months in 1765 and then nothing until again until 1788 by which time america had been independent for five years. so it was not a factor. nor is it true that he was -- that his obst nancy was in some way or his tyranny was in some way responsible for the american revolution. he was somebody w

she camida still with the store was simply a junior santa lin, believe us diana damage jail delilah. sure. douglas jewish school, she's gonna be no later with any of the ones there's a honda civic in the country. i deposit them with some of those will be to, can you ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation or community? are you going the right way? where are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah ah ah, here on the break, free of the as of steel and nod was industrial comp loud. as you can hear, battle rages, we report from the final front line inside the dumbass city of marietta, paul, where russian lead force is available to stay fresh assaults against kids. he refused another offer to surrender. russia's foreign minister like a la from blames western ambition for sparking the conflict in ukraine. this particularly rugs are rooted in the desire of the united states and what we

still with the store was simply as santa lin, believe us diana damage jail, belong to sure. douglas church school. she's gonna miss him. no. later with any of these are some other civic is attention i suppose with some of those will be taken ah, western politicians and their pliant media have a single and terrifying message if russia is allowed to survive than democracy in the west itself will cease to exist apparently we live in the most existential of times. in reality, the west is destroying the world order. inmate a going, i'm going to with you with you. i am with full credit, got to boot from beach, still easy for this patient, but in the border with ah ah, to the hours of battalion reportedly on the brink of defeat in the besieged, ukrainian city of matter, you both. we take a closer look at media coverage of the far right. are a military for not the crew is on the ground, didn't matter. you pull tolling humanitarian efforts to help local people with them and over in packets. done out of prime minister m ron car launch is a campaign to mobilize. the support is on the street. the bond

a typical zep lin was nearly 500 feet long.ns. in 1917 a smaller aircraft took over as germany's heavy bomber and more civilians died. the british government started to build air-raid shelters. at the time there was no standardized warnings for bombings. at the time it was suggested, whatever you do by way of giving warning be sure that the warning will convey the same thing to all minds at the same time and not construed by one man as his lunch whistle and another man as an underground train or something blowing off a whistle, end quote. there was a worry that a siren system would disrupt daily life or encourage german forces to send war planes over great britain with the intention of fear and panic. the first siren didn't sound in london until september 1939 during the second world war. for eight months starting in 1940, the germans conducted the blitz, dropping bombs on london and other cities across britain almost nightly. the air-raid siren became a part of daily life for british citizens in world war ii as it has for ukra

paul: like the bored ape yacht club to which lin dai belongs, its images coming with commercial rights t-shirts or hats with my ape design on it. paul: and of course as certificates of authenticity, nfts can have more practical uses, a deed to your home, a college diploma. so, investor katsenelson, still a skeptic? >> this is not a serious investment because you have no idea what it's worth. think about 1999 dot com bubble, you were makg a lot of money until you lost it all. paul: katsenelson worries most about unsophisticated investors. and indeed nft's have plunged in value of late. we know how famously volatile crypto prices are. >> a lot of times they're putting their life savings in this investment. at some point they will lose most of their net worth, and that's what really pains me. >> as an educator and a lawyer, i would never tell anyone to push all of their wealth into this space. paul: so, too risky professor evans? tonya: i think the risk is it not participating and that's going to be critically important for a nascent asset class like crypto. paul: still too nascent for me

so they're gonna go with wes anderson [ laughter ] that's right, justin lin announced yesterday thate decided to leave the movie "fast x," reportedly due to creative differences he wanted the movie to be creative, and no one else did. [ laughter ] in a new interview, actress megan fox said that she and her fiance, machine gun kelly, occasionally drink a few drops of each other's blood for "ritual purposes only. you know what? these guys are a perfect couple, because i look at them and i cannot guess whose idea that was [ laughter ] you know, sometimes you'll see a couple jogging in the park and you'll say, "oh, she dragged his ass out there," or, "this was clearly his idea she's jogging in jeans." not here either one of these two could have paused "dateline" and turned to the other one and said, "we should drink each other's blood. [ laughter ] perfect match. i have no notes. [ laughter ] and finally, singer harry styles will be on the june cover of the magazine "better homes & gardens. and this is cool martha stewart is on "tiger beat. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue [ laugh

dion lin spoke with those who knew him. >> i found out yesterday morning at about 7:00. i lost him. sorry. it's okay. i lost him. i fell to the floor. dion: it will take time before what happened to herousin at lake merritt will make any sense. >> it still doesn't feel real. dion: devon was a father and had a love of music, fashion and the great outdoors. he and his partner meredith were taking a walk when he was shot and killed in a robbery attempt for what meredith told me was a louis vuitton bag. >> i was just so devastated by the news, and i didn't know how to process it. dion: melanie says devon fell in love with the bay area on a road trip across the country, but never let the distance get in the way of their tightknit or taking care of others. >> he was incredibly generous, loving, caring. he would give me the shirt off his back. sorry. dion: his passing marks the third deadly shooting in the area since november and the city us 31st of 2022. oaklands police chief held a press conference, promising more officers, a sentiment echoed the city council president. what are you aski

we can say that the macron, for sure, would like lin to remain the same. sharp in judgments, but according to macron, his rival is now 80% updated and does not lose hope that in french the previously unheard-of appeal madame president lisa herzen boris khalfin and alexander gusev will take root the european bureau of ntv these are the main events by this time let me remind you that at this moment in the kremlin the working meeting of the president with defense minister sergei shoigu continues shoigu reports to the head of state. the latest data on the course of the special operation on the territory of ukraine can be followed by the speakers on the air of ntv hmm on the website ntv.ru. well, right now in a special mobile application today. but i'm artyom golovkin thank you for your attention. thanks that were with us see you. rub horsepower joint gel into your knees every evening. good morning, i'll tell you about the weather for tomorrow. i am eugene nero in the far east, this time the weather will be more lucky in the coastal areas near kamchatka, sun an

she to meet him to school with the store were simply as santa lin, believe us diana savannah jail. delilah, georgia douglas church school. she's gonna miss him. no, we're little personal stubbornness. there were some good toys of any of hans. there's a honda civic in the country. i deposit them with some of those will be taken her ah, a you've been following the conflict in ukraine online and from media has been very steady diet of opinions. like who are the good guys and who are the bad guys and who is winning or losing context is largely absent and that's on purpose with borrowing testimony of locals from the devastated city of motor, you pull the ledges. nationalists forces on the neo nazi a's off battalion, helping directly targeting support passive shot at the local population. there was a while at the bakery where people went for water. they shot a bunch of people. bodies were lying around right around the well, with some nato countries won't ukrainians to keep fighting. i'm dying from instead of brokering an end to the conflict according to a new report from the washington post chin

ul: nft entrepreneur lin dai bought his bored ape in december. >> it's a very cool one that looks very' roll. reminds me of keith richards. paul: and how much did you pay for it? >> at the time, it was probably just under $200,000. paul: $200,000! >> $200,000. it's probably worth about $400,000 right now. paul: now i know what you're thinking -- this is, well, bananas. like tulipmania in 1630's holland, when a single bulb went for more than a house. >> ♪ what goes up ♪ paul: not to mention the more recent dot com debacle. >> ♪ must come down ♪ paul: mortgage backed securities scandal, etc. so is digital mania just another historic bubble bound to burst? maybe, maybe not. professional stock market investor vitaliy katsenelson is a digital asset skeptic, but even he sees why prices have been skyrocketing. >> we live in a world that's right now overrun by liquidity. paul: a lot of money. >> a lot of money. a lot of money in the market. and that money is just, you know, it's just going to new levels of crazy. paul: money being created by governments the world over, to the point that invest

let alone sadism that the lin manuel miranda perfectly understandably came up with may also say something else that i think is quite interesting is that and in those 100,000 pages neither neither i nor any of the other royal archives scholars all the georgian papers program scholars at king's college london has been able to find so much as a sentence to support the 1619 projects assertion that the founding fathers started the american revolution in order to protect and continue slavery. there was no plan at all. on behalf of the british government to extend the 1772 mansfield judgment let alone the 1215 magna carta. abolition of serfdom to america. i mean one can one can obviously argue that that is a terrible moral indictment on george the third and his and his ministries especially lord north. however, it's not there. and and of course that is essential assertion of the 1619 project. richard monroe here in the in the right and then we might have time for one more on that could be the gentleman there in the stripey tie. i think it was max boot who said that if the americans had rebelled

dion lin spoke with those who knew him. >> i found out yesterday morning at about 7:00. i lost him. sorry. it's okay. i lost him. i fell to the floor. dion: it will take time before what happened to her cousin at lake merritt will make any sense. >> it still doesn't feel real. dion: devon was a father and had a love of music, fashion and the great outdoors. he and his partner meredith were taking a walk when he was shot and killed in a robbery attempt for what meredith told me was a louis vuitton bag. >> i was just so devastated by the news, and i didn't know how to process it. dion: melanie says devon fell in love with the bay area on a road trip across the country, but never let the distance get in the way of their tightknit relationship or taking care of others. >> he was incredibly generous, loving, caring. he would give me the shirt off his back. sorry. dion: his passing marks the third deadly shooting in the area since november and the city us 31st of 2022. oaklands police chief held a press conference, promising more officers, a sentiment echoed the city council president. wh

train to so you i also try typical spanish appetizers, top us back to the beginning of my g money for lin airport from here, a plane is going to take me straight to my order and make sure you have some extra time for the security chicken berlin. i'm in a hurry right now. the flight is almost fully booked from berlin. we had towards the mediterranean after 2 and a half hours will end in palm on my york home. the island belongs to the belly, eric islands, in 2000. 19, before the pandemic around 14000000 international tourists visited the archipelago . my 1st stop is the see. it's a mild 17 degrees celsius, but unfortunately not as sunny as i'd hoped. tourism in my orca has a long tradition, especially for visitors from germany. they love mother because it's usually warmer here. the island is also easy to get to and relatively inexpensive. so let's take a quick look back how that lay your co become the favorite island of the germans. in the 1950s tourism on my orca was still a pleasure reserved for the leafs. few people could even afford the price of the flight to the island that all changed

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but for stephanie lin spoke with the owners about their unique vision. >> actually having a restaurantwe can we quickly utilize anything that farmers might have incorporated into china toppings for pizzas? because i'm sure plates that we have and then also educating about someplace as a whole. it's it's a tremendous issue. and mean contributor to climate change. >> all right. good for them show. he's also offers a natural wine to wash it all down with. they are located in case you're interested on 23rd street in san francisco's mission district. coming up, a popular camp site is now accepting reservations. but you can. >> really fast if you want to like now. >> despite many premier travel destination woth the relaxing coronavirus regulations. many americans are saying they're dedicated to that camping trend in the great outdoors, things you could to during the height of the pandemic. a new study from kampgrounds of america shows camping and its variations are quickly becoming embrace by new leisure seeking travelers. that includes the use of recreational vehicles and but they call glam

all information is only about the builders for example, one of them is mikhail lin, we can only add motivationants, and we give an additional million rubles. this means success. who is this nikolai and what allowed him to show such phenomenal results, we will definitely cover this in great detail in our first series. there will be other tests. for example, we asked four representatives of the magical profession to describe in more detail the people sitting in front of them, including. and myself, moreover, during the conversation. i tried to tell lies. did you manage to expose them to the fortune teller? you take this stone and do not be distracted by the other one. here somehow refuse to work. no, you do not think, i'm not for fun, i started all this. i was genuinely interested understand why many people thank magicians and sorcerers for some real help. we have collected many such stories, all of them are these layouts. they helped me. they structured me and made me who i am today at first a wonderful change. here the child began to speak sharply. so, they began to understand him plus everyth

da lin is talking about how it could cause gas prices to go higher. >> reporter: the fire is out, but the biggest concern is this will likely affect gas prices and maybe even people's ability to buy a brand-new toyota. >> reporter: the big flames took the headlines and all the focus is on how this port fire will affect the economy. it uses this to offload crude oil from large ships and then refine the product and turn it into gasoline. this is the pipeline at the port which appears to be undamaged and the problem is during the refining process, it produces the byproduct called petroleum coke and they need to ship it away. the fire department said the fire severely damaged the conveyor belt that takes the petroleum coke and energy experts say if they can't get rid of the byproduct, it will disrupt their ability to produce gasoline, and that could lead to higher gas prices. >> if the port is out of commission and there is a challenge to bring in crude to that refinery, it will have an impact and valero certainly supplies lot of california's gasoline and if they are impacted in processin

bated hooks attached at around 6 meter intervals. met by catch plants to recommend this type of fishing lin vertically with long line in and hook line fishing. laura, the fish, i have the choice for larry barella and then the fish that go for the bait wouldn't get caught the the can in the others don't. it's completely different to trawling animal which basically catches everything in the sea and a woozy cooper said deborah mcgrew last that ben shoemaker is an advocate of the long line method. but today he can't go fishing. the wind is too strong and the waves too big conditions are simply too dangerous. so he heads back to the harbor. preserving the ecosystem in the mediterranean will also require more fishermen like las had been shoemaker, to switch to alternative methods and not only ins, ozzy's, but across tunisia and along the coasts of other countries bordering the mediterranean sea. that's all from us at global 3000. this week, thanks for watching and don't forget to send us your feedback. we love hearing from you, right to global 3000 at d, w dot com. and you can check us out on fac

lin. you are now recognized for five minutes. i think we need you to unmute. ... >> chairwoman lofgren, chair -- and distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for allowing me the opportunity to discuss the consequences of u.s. immigrant physicians and health care system. the u.s. is facing a doctor shortage. however, it's a shortage of our own making. in recent years, thousands of american medical doctors have been denied the right to practice medicine. this is one of the most unreported stories and one of the most ignored situations. leadership in america, including in our medical schools and various governing bodies who represent physicians. in 2018, progressive immigration reform started the doctors without jobs project to build awareness of the number of u.s. citizen doctors graduating from medical schools who were not matching to residency positions each year. while a foreign trained physicians were. this encourage more doctors to advocate for themselves and push back against graduate medical education profiteers.

da lin has been covering this since last year and talks to the victims in the latest robbery. >> reporternt and they believe the robber saw them on the freeway and followed them as they dropped off a student. >> two of the coaches were outside trying to get the bike off and a white sports car just dries out really fast and stops abruptly behind us and two men in ski masks come out of the car. and one of them pulled out a gun and said don't touch that. >> reporter: there were mountain bikes mounted on the minivan and she had just taken down her bike. >> after i saw the gun i got a sense of the danger and i guess fight or flight kicked in so

we can see songs of that, i mean grey lin coming in at 25 degrees on sunday. and it's looking like a gloomy and white pitcher stretching from tokyo to osaka. and hate to tell you those temperatures are below average. i saw official airline of the journey, or china in the u. s. sleep walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here is the test for president joe biden, which is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture. it's your personal united states. you serious to go to walk and chew gum at the same time, your weekly pay on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. what we do and i'll just theera, is try to balance this story and leave the people who along with into their lives, dignity and humanity. ah ah, be watching al jazeera, a reminder now of our top stories. this disturbing footage has emerged from the ukrainian town of butcher near keith shows bodies dressed in civilian clothing, strewed in the street, the russian forces withdrew. ukraine says its forces have now been taken entire keep region ukrainian president for t

the enemy is fighting back with, but we're pushing the rest of them out to be as of steel factory, lin, it'll be much easier when all of them are there more. so now that fighting has moved out of populated areas. russian and allied artillery is playing a greater and greater role of the positive motor new civilians in the plaza itself, which is opened up on hoops, pulpit unities for russia to some russian auxiliary. they don't have to be so warri of civilian casualties. now the fight is moved into industrial zones, but with the 5 discipline, they say that they have heard on radio ah, english was says so english and which voices which says that there may be or the holeman he is fallen says inside the plot. but the voice of the rumors of nato instructor become me as alpha industrial complex laddies, according to various report to get and verified instructors will offices from nato countries such as germany, britain frauds, as well as neutral sweden. according to the latest report suffice here, as you can, yes, is still very much fierce a border with someone they worked professionally in s

miss a lover of remember, 2003 ukrainian presidential elections in which washington directly opened. lin bluntly had been pushing ukraine to choose between the european union and russia at the time when the 3 of them he of moscow in brussels, had a chance of house relations and corporation without excluding any one and without making any choice. and when 10 years later, in 2013 to the countries president decided to postpone ukraine's closer in gratian with brussels, bloody violent violence known as you're, my don began with a lot of america's help. and it ended up with the overthrow of been the countries leadership and the new authorities that came to power as a result and immediately started to rush in and even worse of fall the policy. and this is when ukraine's eastern regions often you ask and lugens asked for independence. but till today, key of slash washington do not want to happen. it's a lot of also sad that the aim of most current military operation in ukraine is to liberate people's republics of the house. can logan's completely adding that the operation has just now entered a