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so occasionally, they get what russians call diversion nar groups, which is kind of scouting groups.aid at the monument to the last war's dead. but broken glass here were this war's shelter. faces that seem beyond caring who was in control. and dust that makes you wonder who will come back if it ever gets normal again. in these endless villages, it bends belief to see the quiet life forced underground like this. he's saying that the rocket landed during lunchtime and there was nobody in there. 40-50 people have been here at one point. but it is not an easy job taking back these villages. loyalties have evaporated in some cases. the troops say they found traitors here but lack evidence to prosecute citing one case. and now, a local on the phone is reason for suspicion. russian troops came to one man's home, he says, and offered to make him a local leader. it's not at all simple. he was the local mayor for them. that's why they never touched him. and there's also a former russian colonel living here. they say, they have reason to know they're being watched. i'll only say that when we f

that quite frankly, i'm not sure if there's really an answer right now, especially in the short term, nar, at james sweeney in new york. thank you very much. well, what effect of the pandemic anis lockdown has been rising drug use worldwide? including cocaine and for drug cartels that's big business and has had ramifications for communities across latin america. our next report takes us to columbia, where mexican drug cartels appear to be playing a bigger role. these farmers used to harvest coke up lance 3 times a year. but now they have to double that. as mexican drug cartels look to cultivate, not just skulking, but their relationships with the farmers who grow it. the cartel sent representatives to pay farmers in advance and push highly productive strains were premier hours in which was done for the 1st time in many years. coca growers in the region of the cash immediately and often up front. because the ability to move money from the areas of caputo to cut the tumble, for example, is immense. without the will is humans. the cartels are washed with money and many farmers in the region

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. >> it is insane that we allow an 18-year-old to go in and buy nar 13 -- an automatic rifle. >> a state that has led on common sense reform. we are taking it to a hold another level. dan: thank you for joining us. here is what we know so far and what is -- in what is now the second deadliest elementary school shooting in our nations history. 19 children ages eight to 11 along with their two teachers were shot and killed just two days before their summer break. 17 others were injured including three law enforcement. the gunman was killed by responding officers. president biden announced he on the first lady plan to travel to texas in the coming days. ama: we are learning more about the 21 victims including the teachers who protected their students and the young lives cut short. reena roy has a closer look at the families affected by this tragedy. reena: they were daughters, sons, cousins, and friends, going about everyday life at robb elementary school. now, they have become the faces of america's latest shooting. >> our hearts are broken for these families and kids. reena: so many famil

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oh, well, we saw a very moving nar funeral procession here in the old city. or she, there was 1st her church service, and then she was taken just around here outside the old city walls. and then behind me to the cemetery, a very small cemetery year. and it was a huge turn out of people paying their last respects in the hundreds, if not thousands are coming to pay their respects to sharina blackland. i think that just shows you how well respected as she bos, how well loved also in the community and how well known that she was not just locally as she was somehow the phase 5 to 0 arabic in the region, reporting for over 20 years on this conflict on the impact of the conflict on palestinians him in india in the occupied west bank, but also of course in jerusalem, where she was from. so it just shows you that there were a lot of people paying her respect to her. on thursday, there was an official memorial service also in ramallah, in the presidential palace, a residential presidential office stair, with president mahmoud abbas. and people from the ammonia by westb

it is a different form ligz they have nar can add in the it to -- prevent people from shooting it up. am thank you. i locked at our vice president -- take the floor now and let me look at my notes so i can be brief if i have follow up. great report. >> thank you. commissioner. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. commissioner covington and morgan. chief postel, thank you very much for your comprehensive report. your graph and narratives and experience again is greatly appreciated. i wanted to acbuilding and videos i'm not there at your conference room commission room. i wanted to acknowledge the chiefs, thank you very much for you coming and commenting and acknowledge the member and it is battalion chiefs. all of your work is great low appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in terms of chief tang andtermsof chief appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in termsof chief tang and training appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in termsof chief tang and training appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in termsof chief tang

the russian military attacks on military fortifications of nar, reportedly risen with the earth strike sound artillery used in the offensive gums as a cease fire was announced in the area for several days with more than a 100 civilians evacuated to safety during that time. meanwhile, moscow is continuing to target ukraine's military infrastructure in other regions. ah, well, in the latest strike, russian forces had a logistics center our military or a field near the southern city of odessa. the facility was being used to deliver a foreign weapons to ukraine and was 1st hit over the weekend. the strike destroyed unmanned aerial vehicles, missiles and amunition russian president vladimir has announced a new sense of economic measures in response to western sanctions. the decree prohibits, among other things, are bound on some exports of raw materials to western companies. as i explained to me earlier by our t secret santa. this is yet another step that the russian government is taking in response to the unprecedented pressure that it is facing from the us from the you and their allies. a

how would interest proposed nar, from the capital bundle? they came expecting disappointment, survivors, victims, timeless, and activist. among them mia jeremy's niece? i said to her will. jamie was father and all disappeared in 2005. their relatives accused the former ruler of killing them, been a victim of influx differences. i know how it feels, and today it has been very emotional for me, especially when be said, you're going to support families that haven't seen them. if they did the remains of their loved ones, the government will ensure and they would look for the bodies, emptied them back to their families. i know it's going to be a very long process and a very draining when put at math, i'm considering the lack of forensic experts. she isn't putting all hopes in finding the remains of our family anytime soon. of the 256 recommendations where the truth reconciliation and repulsion commission only 2 are rejected by the government. one of them is that a common been so again, some judges that came to the gambia from other countries unde

we heard from menu press founder and director mid nar, ad lee, who says that pressuring independent journalism has become the norm in today's america. well, there's no question that pay pal banning myself and mid crest and other journalists like caleb martin as a form of blatant censorship of dissenting journalists and outlets. if you look at the kind of coverage that we produce at met cross for the past decade, we have been unapologetically working as a watchdog journalism outlet, which is how journalism is supposed to operate according to our 1st amendment to hold those in power account to expose the profiteers of the permit war state and we've done this from the wars in iraq, afghanistan, libya, we're living right now. an intellectual no fly zone, which is what we've named it. where on the line censorship of dissenting journalism has become the new norm that does it for me this hour, i'll be back in 30 minutes with another full and fresh looks finished with a start. ah ah a mm hm. ah ah ah, i.

this is what one woman men the nar, remove video, had to say, following her experience of the plan. what do you propose? but you have a question about why people were housed in the city. the man laughed just left the city and the people in question to ring ukrainian army was that which did not let ordinary people leave children, the elderly, the sick one falls on independent journalists, thomas re per sees, the german news. i played camphyllis readers. it's propaganda. you see that the she got now was i know that my read us right mails to the interest people that there there were comments under the article under this video. this vehicle knew that they were lying that they could have written. oh yeah, the video was the she was saying the opposite. she was playing as of a we don't got the wrong information for writers as they say they are more say right. it's right, just a fold up, but even they didn't do it. they're just hated the truth. they knew that they, they know that were available and they're just just telling us that, oh yeah, somehow we don't understand something went wrong.

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they have a very nar row lead. we'll see if this conclude by the end of day but both sides are settling in for a longer fight on this. we're talk about the count . lot to talk about. the big lie one, more of a mixed. one refreshing thing, the two leading candidates, they say something, i say refresh. they say count the votes. we're not going to have resolution tonight. wii no we're not going to have a rul tonight. >> dr. oz should declare victory. it makes it much harder to cheat with the ballots that they find. >> here we go again. president trump came out and said we did win this election even though there's millions of ballots that were not counted. he's saying that should happen again in pa p. it's play book. it's something he and returns are trying to do in 2024 . his candidate is on the ballot. he won in in 2016. he wants to make distrust a part of the institutions a part of republicans bread and butter. >> and his candidate for governor is that avatar. he put people on buses to stop the steal in washington,

. >> he is a nar-- >> reporter: a misstep that reached the district, his move late last year when news were drawn to leave it behind. >> i will be running for congress in the 13th congressional district. this move is not an abandonment. >> a lot of people took it that way. when he decided to leave and run in charlotte, he asked me to step in and run as the america first candidate. >> reporter: when the court redrew the maps, cawthorn came back. adding to the unpredictablity, is the voters that are not affiliated with either party and choose which primary race to participate in. more than 40% of all of the ballots that have been cast in the republican primary here in the district are from unaffiliated voters. adding to this, in north carolina, a candidate must get at least 30% of the vote during a primary in order to avoid another run off election. experts say it could bode well for congressman cawthorn as the fractured large field of republicans can get him the 30%. >>> and last hour, i asked political analyst michael about the power of trump's support, and what he expected to happen

um -- with the das and case collaboration, we are working with mike for a possible web nar that we are discussing now. in san francisco nonprofits in san francisco. i know mike is planning to attends the case reopening discussion group we have. it is case supports the keep us connect campaign for 3.5 million dollars a year for the next 2. i believe we have the information on that already. and leftly, the service prosecute viedz are working group next meeting is may 25 with the refund coalition meeting on that same day. that concludes our report. >> thank you for committing your report. any questions from the commission? gentlemen 12 is opinion comment an opportunity to address the commission on matters not on today's calendar. are there members that would like to address the commission today? open the lines for public comment. we'll allow time to submit requests. >> do we have callers in the queue. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. commissioners your next is item 13. old business. commissioners indicate by raising your hand if had is old business you would like to dis

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. >>> in one of the first big prix nar nights of the 2020 midterm campaign season, a big republican victory. for jd vance. who emerged the victor in a crowded primary field for the u.s. senate. this is the race to replace retiring senator rob portman. he was running against a field of five other major candidates and emerged as the winner at the end thanks to the endorsement from former president trump. this has been viewed as a test of the former president's strength inside the republican party and one of the first people vance thanked tonight. was mr. trump. >> i have got to thank the 45th the president of the united states. donald j. trump. ladies and gentlemen -- one for giving us an example of what could be in the country. remember 2019 when wages were going up and not down. 2019 when workers were doing well in the country. not struggling terribly. thanks to the president for everything for endorsing me. >> jd vance of course best known for the the best selling book hill billy elegy has never run for public office before. he defeated several seasoned republican candidates, he introduced

. >> false nar tifer. >> no false narrative is what russia has been pushing and madison cawthorn here and orgy's but it is similar because it is also something he can be-- this ised so man sond and fellow republicans find terrifying but democrats describe as just being nice to people. >> you do note a lot about american stuff, st rhymes with rope. >> i'm not sleeping i'm. >> woke. >> woke ideology. how did you know that. >> wow. >> do you believe that ukraine is pushing woke ideology. >> not so much. >> you know woke ideology, like what those leftists believe that russia shouldn't be invading a sovereign country, so politically correct. >> ugh, politicians for this next round let's hear it from the real heroes, movie stars, reese witherspoon recently tweeted are you curious about blank? let's learn together. >> the president, what is something that if i said it to you you would go ugh. >> traveling the world. >> traveling the world is trtion. what is something you want to hear less about. >> going gluten free. >> here is a hint t is something that no one actually needs but everyone is

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running nar low ahead right now, but if there was to be an establishment strike moment for donald trumpok this is how if you go back to the presidential race in 2020 see all that red, that's donald trump. that's how he does it. joe biden won in cleveland, won in cincinnati, columbus. joe biden won the three largest counties in ohio but won only seven because donald trump runs it up, jd vance he's at 31% because of the crowded field, but we project in the winner because of that, and there's no doubt -- no doubt on this one night if this plays out in the primary season a victory for vance is a victory for trump. >> let's bring in our top political binds, abbey philip, david chalian and dana bash. i'm wondering who's relieved and who's anxious now. abbey, predicted or not sph. >> yeah, i think expected given the trump endorsement for sure. you know, of all the candidates in the trumpy wing of the party i think vance is one that the establishment thinks they can live with. you know, he made a sharp turn towards trump in order to run this race, but i think by and large many republican establ

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or the nar filipinos, they don't feel invested in the system. and a lot of them are falling for it is no soldier, but of course this information is also a big problem. and we're paying a price for the property regulating this formation networks. which by the way, didn't start on the, under the 3rd that they were there for more than a decade and nothing was done about it. so the chickens are coming home to roost. you mentioned some of the disinformation as a me issues in terms of what's happening in philippines at the moment. what else has happened since it came to power 6 years ago? what does the philippines look like now? well, the delivery is a very radical different country. since 2006, and i mean on one hand song with our doom or your rest, our good friend from drop, her motors have argued that the philippines has become ground. 0 for decent permission networks. a lot of call centers in the philippines apparently are operating based on some reports. this information of farms for candidates all around the world and our brand is crisis. this i

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um -- with the das and case collaboration, we are working with mike for a possible web nar that we are discussing now. in san francisco nonprofits in san francisco. i know mike is planning to attends the case reopening discussion group we have. it is case supports the keep us connect campaign for 3.5 million dollars a year for the next 2. i believe we have the information on that already. and leftly, the service prosecute viedz are working group next meeting is may 25 with the refund coalition meeting on that same day. that concludes our report. >> thank you for committing your report. any questions from the commission? gentlemen 12 is opinion comment an opportunity to address the commission on matters not on today's calendar. are there members that would like to address the commission today? open the lines for public comment. we'll allow time to submit requests. >> do we have callers in the queue. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. commissioners your next is item 13. old business. commissioners indicate by raising your hand if had is old business you would like to dis

so russia can polarize american society by spreading false nar. about everything because we're open. and so we are disproportionately vulnerable because we are a western capitalist democracy and we're vulnerable in ways that authoritarian regimes are not so i think it's a much more complicated world in cyberspace and it requires less emphasis on deterrence this mutual assured destruction or disruption, which we cannot actually win if we do that and we have to get back to basics about defense actually making our systems harder to penetrate and resilience making them able to get back in operation if and when they are attacked so that getting back to basics, right? so this right now amy something with three-way struggle between the uk germany and russia and it's over the uk's desire to extraditis suspected by for russia who had been working at the british embassy in berlin reportedly, this is a german man who is convicted of passing floor plans of buildings used in the blunderstag and so forth. i'm curious to why russia's engaging espionage like this

um -- with the das and case collaboration, we are working with mike for a possible web nar that we are discussing now. in san francisco nonprofits in san francisco. i know mike is planning to attends the case reopening discussion group we have. it is case supports the keep us connect campaign for 3.5 million dollars a year for the next 2. i believe we have the information on that already. and leftly, the service prosecute viedz are working group next meeting is may 25 with the refund coalition meeting on that same day. that concludes our report. >> thank you for committing your report. any questions from the commission? gentlemen 12 is opinion comment an opportunity to address the commission on matters not on today's calendar. are there members that would like to address the commission today? open the lines for public comment. we'll allow time to submit requests. >> do we have callers in the queue. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. commissioners your next is item 13. old business. commissioners indicate by raising your hand if had is old business you would like to dis

it is a different form ligz they have nar can add in the it to -- prevent people from shooting it up. am thank you. i locked at our vice president -- take the floor now and let me look at my notes so i can be brief if i have follow up. great report. >> thank you. commissioner. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. commissioner covington and morgan. chief postel, thank you very much for your comprehensive report. your graph and narratives and experience again is greatly appreciated. i wanted to acbuilding and videos i'm not there at your conference room commission room. i wanted to acknowledge the chiefs, thank you very much for you coming and commenting and acknowledge the member and it is battalion chiefs. all of your work is great low appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in terms of chief tang andtermsof chief appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in termsof chief tang and training appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in termsof chief tang and training appreciated. i will ask 2 questions in termsof chief tang

to projects where there will be ten units or more of housing, the essential proportional inclusion nar rate of affordable and we obviously leaned on that a lot, but it gets down to what are we making as an alternative if we make it too hard to build in a new program. where we want to see more density and smaller units that are therefore more affordable and instead we are making it much harder to do that through extreme affordability requirements that don't serve the population and therefore we are continuing to incentivize the continuation of large family homes. that's where we start to get into issues with not complying with our general plan. hopefully that wasn't too round about and answered your questions. >> supervisor mar: yeah. thanks for that explanation. so, yeah, i understand the determination with the general consistency of the plan involved a number of considerations. but, maybe i didn't want to just state that. because this discussion today reminded me of something that had bothered me that the description of findings for supervisor mandelman's consistency with the general