matthias: it is an excellent question.st point i would like to make is this is without a doubt a big victory. marine le pen did worse than some of the polls predicted. a few weeks ago she was polling roughly at 5050. some polls even had her winning. in the end, 58-42 is a very come to bow victory for macron. in a you kate or u.s. context, they would speak of a landslide. they are immediately focused on the 42% who voted for le pen, which is correct. millions of voters who did not vote for her five years ago now did vote for her. and yeah, she did pack in all the anger both on the left and the right against raising standards of living, and against the meddling of europe, which for a country like france is still seen as meddlesome, if you like. paul: at what point eu member states have to have a bit of a conversation with themselves about border policies, this perception of meddling within domestic politics. this is obviously a growing hot button issue for those in europe. matthias: yes, and to be fair with macron back at th

there's matthias being probably a lot perkier than what some of the other drivers are.te is a major trade hotspot for crossings for trade between the uk and europe. 0ne hgv business told me this morning they are expecting 15 hours of queues for some of their drivers who are stuck on motorways around there. bigger organisation, logistics uk, insists that trade is still moving, albeit slowly, and it is not a cause for concern at the moment because we are expecting those ships to come back into operation and capacity to be hopefully to be restored next week, subject to the p&0 vessels being inspected. airports are busy. people are wanting to return to travel. the uk government has dropped pretty much all of our coronavirus restrictions that have been in place for more than two years. the travel industry has called them onerous and it has really dented travel confidence. here we are, easter two years later and people want to travel again but unfortunately during the pandemic so many of those travel businesses had to cut thousands of staff just to save themselves. as we are

earlier this morning i spoke to matthias mueller.de cologne in germany with his wife and two children, to see his parents and parents in law, the kids hadn't seen their grandparents for more than two years, and they arrived in dover, on a side street and stuck in a queue. i am in brookfield place in dover, we left london this morning at 5am, to be the first to change our p&0 ticket into a dfds ticket. we have been stuck here for the last two hours, and you can see the queues. this is dover. i am here with my family, we are going to germany, to see my parents for the first time in two years — i am an nhs nurse, i work in school age immunisation in london. we thought this would be an early start to the easter holidays. you can see it has come to a stand still, it has been for a while. i told my parents we are not going to be there before the evening. it is probably true, but i know dover has nice places and also has good little guest houses, so we have food enough. any way, we are still in a good mood, but dover is not moving at the mo

and head coach matthias almeida have decided to part ways. alex.fter making the playoffs in 2020 without made up the helm the quakes have really struggled since in both 2021 and the 2022 seasons the quakes are winless in seven matches so far this season. i was really focused on trying to improve the quality of the roster to give matthias some different tools at his disposal with the hope that this year would be maybe different than years past from both perspective matthias and the staff as well as our club we felt like, you know, those results weren't coming. and back out here live at chase center. you see the guys warming up. it's gonna be a packed house tonight seven and a half minutes until that buzzer goes off and starting lineups do begin. of course as i mentioned steph curry to come off the benches. he's working his way from that foot injury, but he looked really good and game one scored 16 points in 22 minutes. i am assuming that's what the words would love to have another blowout type game play stuff that necessary minutes you need to and t

the greatest famine in history was predicted by german analysts such an opinion, in particular, matthiasnger, head of a department in the chemical-pharmaceutical transcendental corporation bayer, and many german economists expressed this opinion. what factors contribute to the development of the global food crisis tatyana belova understood what scales can reach world hunger vladimir estimates vary, according to pessimistic forecasts, next year or before the starving may replenish another 100 million people, such figures were voiced by a german economist, marting, a director of the world food program. he david beasley believes that food shortages will cause another migration crisis, then hungry people from poor regions will flood the eu countries and the united states against this background, the 2015 crisis will be similar to a summer picnic to sum up. well , who is to blame? russia might think european american analysts are alarmed, saying that the ukrainian crisis will lead to a shortage of fertilizer lies farmers' ability to produce sufficient crops. at the same time, the fact is hush

time to be officiating classics such as russian ballet or any of the countries legendary authors. matthias discourse, he again weighs in on war. so the approach to all things russian. this is a voice. oh barbary? no, not a single one minister of culture in the work room. and there to say such works. i mean, we have a lot of diversity, a lot of even worse and sometimes in the history of euro box nevertheless. and no one never called for the cancellation for total cancellation and for a kind of total banner call for culture of several country cultural has nothing to do. it only takes, i mean, we got was the political hoping. yes, we have to acknowledge that the russian country is that, and one of the most important parts of the european, cultural terry niche as well as the russian science as the russian. she was a fi. well, that's the latest from the war in ukraine on the continuing fall out from it's my name's peter scott, and i'll be back again at the top of the hour. but do you feel free to head over to all t dot com for more stories and analysis in the meantime? thank you for watching. a

. >> tucker: visiting fellow at the matthias collegium in budapest, hungary. he joins us tonight.ch for joining us. here's my question, i will let you answer it. hungary has an election coming up this month. a number of american groups are seeking to influence the outcome of a foreign election. do you think they will succeed and oust putin from outside hungary? >> it's great to be with you this evening. the quotations you played at the beginning were shocking but unfortunately, they weren't surprising. i think what we've seen in recent years as the term democracy has really become weaponized. when democracy needs to conservative results it is cast as the greatest danger to civilization, the impending authoritarian doom and when it confirms liberal results than it's the greatest victory for democracy. it doesn't get much more democratic than a referendum. election here is on sunday and there is a referendum coming up on sunday on the most important social questions of our time. hungarian voters will be asked what they think about protecting children from adverse education in school

today their head coach was a casually matthias almeida has been fired after the quake started the seasononference made it will be replaced by interim coach alex kovalev. that's it for now. very busy day in sports , most part a good day for the bay area. sports teams. warriors win eight win can't can't beat that? that's a good day. thank you. next at 11. challenges of people who are aging in our city access to healthcare housing. these will be the things that i fight for. we have to build housing that is truly affordable for all san franciscans for all californians to candidates offering two different visions for the city tomorrow, voters in san francisco make their choice. for the 17th assembly district. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. san francisco voters will head to the polls tomorrow for the second of four elections facing them this year . hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener candidates in a runoff election for the 17th assembly district, took questions and spoke for about an hour and a half tonight. that i have candidates matt haney and david campos faced o

matthias one of the main orchestrators of this moment was conflicted. so there were two. staff that had kind of like plotted to oust charles. even though he knew this was the right thing to do. he'd always struggled with confrontation and the way everyone was airing their grievances about charles made him feel awful. so when his time came to speak he held back and only set a fraction of what he truly felt about charles. roxy was stressing about what to say, but when the moment came she spoke her truth. so roxy is roxanna. me high's girlfriend, and she at this point was the executive assistant for the ethereum fund or for ethereum. she said she didn't trust anthony because he acted like he was superior to everyone else. plus he was pushing for a for-profit structure. then she looked them dead in the eyes and said charles and anthony are not trustworthy. you can't trust them. in one of the most uncomfortable moments in their lives. she made the most directly negative remarks. charles widened his eyes at her as if he was surprised. she hadn't believed all his stories. she'd

the quakes fired the head coach matthias almeida, who's been with the team since october of 2018.ajor league soccer western conference. they haven't won a game so far this season, three draws and four losses. cabello has been coaching the quakes reserve squad. east bay football star in legend marshawn lynch is now part of the national hockey league. yep, he's teaming up with rap star macklemore as minority investors in the seattle kraken expansion team. and when you are the owner, hey , you can do almost anything you want, like drive the zamboni at the team's practice resiliency clean that ice marchionne. now he spent half of his nfl career with the seattle seahawks, and marchionne says he's always dreamed of playing on a protein. but owning one. that's something special time is 5 27 will one bay area city could reduce speed limits up next plan that will be debated today to keep people safe in san francisco? plus i saw the water coming up through the roof there. shooting through the roof. i saw the roof like collapsing. major firefight in san francisco, left several businesses dam