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developing well, and that is really unfortunate, and i think we need to look at a stable currency mckenna, csm, on what, how we can treat, which will be profitable for developing countries. couple more just quick point, sir, and is there a nervousness in malaysia and i'm thinking maybe small, medium sized businesses operate, perhaps venturing into markets such as russia with the way the global environment is. know that perhaps they could see and sales on the side of sanctions or is it, you know, we've got to look after ourselves 1st. what's the sense that the moment, i think, considering the issue of the sanctions that the west has leased on russia? that's definitely a growing fear of how this is going to work, especially for the s a niece in malaysia. but that being said, the sanctions on not across the board. yes. within industry is these thanks as i don't please law, they are always ways to maneuver to parallel impulse, for example, from our from products coming from russia. and i think there's a willingness to explore this different pathways to manual costs the sanctions. and i think

formado una alianza con otros ocho colegios privados también en el estado, inclusive caltech, claremont mckennantal, pomona college, stanford, usc, scripps, muy conocidos, y bueno, esta alianza es simplemente, queremos traerle a las comunidades la invitación, el anuncio que nosotros también somos opciones, muchas veces hay una percepción que las universidades privadas son muy caras, que no tienen, que no son igual de accesibles, ¿verdad?, eh, y bueno, nosotros queremos venir a las comunidades, especialmente esos estudiantes en primera generación, que quizás no tienen los padres que han ido a la universidad, que conozcan primeramente las opciones que tenemos, los programas que ofrecemos, las carreras que ofrecemos, y que los consideren, porque estamos en un estado en donde tenemos un sistema educativo muy grande, muy fuerte, muy importante, el uc cal state, y también son muy buenas opciones, pero aparte, en este estado hay más de 80 universidades privadas que también pueden ofrecer oportunidad, inclusive becas para hacer el costo de la universidad posible, entonces esperamos que durante el tiemp

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the manuscript is mckenna, and thanks so much for joining us. ukraine's president load them is the lensky is demanding, but international aid agencies do more to help with thousands of people affected by the breach of the cutoff. could them early as zalinski visited the affected region of fest on for our official say up to 600 square kilometers of land remain on the meat as a slight water. so lensky was glad to assess the relief effort with evacuations and access to the drinking water among the top power seas. ukraine and russia are accusing each other of destroying them. a w correspondence on your phone. the call is in the floods affected area in southern ukraine. i all stuff and more about presidents lensky is visit on the ongoing rescue efforts. while i knew that there was quite a plenty of activity here earlier in the city of capstone where i am. and in fact, this incident, ski visited this very point of this flooded street behind me, that you can see this is actually a major junction in the city, which is now completely on the water and way people are being evacuated. no, you said to

outside the casual mckenna pediatric hospital in santiago, and not only that tells us that he and his wife had been sleeping in the halls of the intensive care unit for a week while their one year old daughter fights for her life. we've seen some terrible cases. yes, today a baby had respiratory failure, the doctors running around like math to safer for all that watching it's terrifying for parents this morning is popular improved, but many others haven't survived. 2 infants, both 2 months old, were buried in the symmetry earlier this month. one because they were know critical care beds left the other because the ambulance arrived too late is when we look, you know, doing a lot going on. yes, it is no vaccine for this virus that impacts children under the age of one. the mother, seeing during the use of pandemic in which they was lower circulation or other viruses kind of the normal immunological cycle was altered, creating mobile nobility. it's just like during the corona virus, pandemic, hospitals and staff are overwhelmed. the head of the pediatric critical care unit of one of sun

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we have mike mckenna. visiting fellow at heritage foundation and president of nwr strategy. this is such an important topic. today americans have the choice of electric vehicles or internal combustion engines. a new rule put out by epa would require 60% of new vehicle sales to be powered by electric to comply with the tail pipe regulation, that affects americans in in three-ways, cost, convenience and climate, electric vehicles are more expensive, some mean don't like high are cost. for some people, electric vehicles are less convenient, they have a more limited range and they don't have the ability to charge them overr night in their garages. and for some, in cold weather states, electric vehicles are not a good option, cold saps the battery of an electric vehicle, that is why there are about 510 registered electric vehicles in wyoming. througher fan that in north dakota. from point of view of united states, there is three why it might not be good to depend on an electric vehicle. requiring large share of home be battery powered electric. one is energ independence. we saw t

claremonts american mind series and dangler daikema distinguished professor of government at claremont mckenna college his newest book which he'll discuss today is crisis of the two constitutions the rise decline and recovery of american greatness. it's such a pleasure to of you wilfred covington and charles kessler your two books are fascinating because they're both about constitutional history and how we should think about the present although they approach it from different perspectives. so i want to begin just by inviting each of you to put your important arguments on the table and professor cadrington if we if we can begin with you at the end book you identify five factors that have coincided with increased interest in the article 5 amendment process over american history which include discontent over supreme court decisions transformational social change the upheavals of war and other crises policy experimentation in the states and extreme political polarization. there's a lot there but tell us how those five factors tend to explain the big movements of constitutional change around the t

7959 win over canada in mérida, mexico, a special congratulations goes to archbishop of san jose's mckennako she had 14 points, nine rebounds. she was just a freshman last year, jesse robinson of arizona paced usa with 24. but congrats to the overall team. there's seventh fiba americas under 16 title. good for them. how wonderful. thanks so much, jason. all righty. well, next at 11 just help the situation gets better. we need more police on the streets, period. new tonight, neighbors in oakland's maxwell park neighborhood vent frustration hours after a new homicide investigation unfold in their neighborhood. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now . hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. and i'm jana katsuyama. we begin tonight with new news on highway 101. northbound lanes of the highway are closed south of highway 280 due to police activity in that area. video from the scene shows a vehicle in the area with bullet holes. we have no confirmation that a shooting has happened on the freeway, but we're working to get new information and we'll bring you updates on the situation just

outside the casual mckenna pediatric hospital in santiago and none leave a tells us that he and his wife had been sleeping in the halls of the intensive care unit for a week. while the one year old daughter of fights for her life. we've seen some terrible cases. yes. today a baby had respiratory failure, the doctors running around like month to safer and we're old at watching. it's terrifying for parents this morning. his popular improved but many others haven't survived. 2 infants, both 2 months old, were buried in the symmetry earlier this month. one because they were know critical care beds left the other because the ambulance arrived too late is when we look, you know, do you mean like warner? yes, it is no vaccine for this virus that impacts children under the age of one, the mother seeing during the use of pen demik in which they was lower circulation on other viruses, kind of the normal immunological cycle was altered, create to move all nobility just like during the corona virus, pandemic hospitals and staff are overwhelmed. the head of the pediatric critical care unit of one of

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of the most disturbing killings of a black person that i have seen was a young woman named natasha mckennacan pull it up on youtube. it happened in 2015. there were six police officers. they brought this 35-year-old black woman out of a jail cell and handcuff -- in handcuffs and leg irons and continued for 40-something minutes to taze her, held her on her stomach where she couldn't breath until they finally killed this woman. this is what i like all of your callers to pull up and look at this video is so horrifying. they won't show it on television. they showed the george flood. this is worse than that. this is a young-black african-american woman. host: all right. let's go to astoria, new york, dennis is on the republican line. caller: good morning. how are you doing today? host: well. what's your comment for us this morning. caller: yeah. there are a couple of things that i think that are issues that -- i see polling, 80%, 90% of people in america, across the board, they want social safety nets to be increased. we want to have better gun laws. i'm a gun owner. all the guys that i hunt wi

mckenna library is planning more lgbtq events in the future and former house speaker nancy pelosi is for her efforts to fight aids. pelosi joined about 200 people at the national aids memorial grove and golden gate park. she planted a commemorative tree at the national memorial, as she has done over the years. to mark the occasion for her time in congress. pelosi spoke about the progress made in lgbtq freedom and current hate directed at trans gender. americans patriotism of the lgbtq community. since that horrible diag so many lives of so many of our friends who will always remember and miss, but will always take action out of love for them. pelosi also talked about her 2009 hate crimes legislation, and she pushed for transgender americans to be protected under that bill. the former house speaker has advocated for lgbt rights for decades and has said the aids epidemic was the reason she first ran for office. stanford is holding its 2023 commencement today. it begins at 930 this morning. different departments within the university have been holding their own ceremonies. today is the

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mckenna's recognized figures thank you mr. buchanan commissioner i know you're new on the job and the acting commissioner for about six months or text but let me just mention whatever you want to collect. they they have got a budget originally set up initially 80 billion democrats one of the 43 billion. you've got to a much better job in terms of communicating that. the taxpayers want to know put my district across the country want to know with a 80 billion plus in the 43 billion would go. you would be the one to decide that. >> i would love the opportunity. i appreciate the feedback of how we can be more effectively communicating the budget. let me take a moment. what we are asking for in 2024 is $1.8 billion for events or asking front the base budget that we arty have. and again that's just to keep the current train schedules on target. what is that additional 1.8 billion group? about 1 billion am it is more people. more people to man the phones. more people to process transactions and about 800 million is mostly inflationar

i write -- that song i wrote with lori mckenna and phil barton. i like writing with other people.tch game." >> i have to go over my account and see if it's good enough. the duets. go ahead. >> i was going to ask about the duets. it's a staggering collection of icons and musicians. smokey robinson, keith urban, josh grow ban. the list goes on and on. how did you decide who you want to sing with? is it like a wish list that you put out there? >> it's like a dream. my coproducer matt rollings produced willie nelson's album and won a couple grammys. i thought that's a good guy to work with. because of his relationship with willie, he had willie to come on. he was the first person. when somebody like willie joins in, everybody says, oh, it must be good. >> extraordinary artists here. but also the songs, massachusetts, i can hear it in my head you and leslie odom junior singing that. one that i can hear really, jackson brown "let it be me." we have a clip of you talking a little bit more about working with jackson brown. >> jackson, to me, is one of the first artists that i just fell in