up next here on "comunidad del valle," the new president of west valley college, stay with us. is a new president at the west valley college in saratoga, dr. jennifer taylor-mendoza is my guest, here on "comunidad de valle," welcome to the show. jennifer taylor-mendoza: thank you so much for having me, damian, i'm super excited to be here. damian: thank you for being here, what is your favorite part about the west valley, is it the drive, is it the the surroundings of the woodsy area? there's a lot to like there. jennifer: it's a lot, it's everything. so, well, first of all, we have just a beautiful, premiere destination campus, 143 acres. we have seven academic schools where we offer a variety of transfer programs to california state universities, also to the university of california, as well as private liberal arts colleges, ivys, our students go everywhere. we are top two in transfer in the bay area, and we're really able to help transition students in a smooth way, and so they are prepared, academically, once they leave west valley college. another thing, too, is our wonderf

. >>> a hero's welcome today for the new west coast conference champions. the st. mary's team took down gonzaga to bring home the title. st. mary's season is far from done though. as matt lively reports, the team is now looking to make a deep run in the big dance. >> reporter: the st. mary's are tournament champs for the first time since 2019 and fans showed up on wednesday to help the team return home. >> coming back here and seeing our wonderful fans is a dream come true for all of us. >> being from here and everyone, it is great to see all the support we're getting. >> reporter: the gaels took down gonzaga on tuesday night getting revenge against the school that ruined their perfect conference record in the regular season finale. >> that didn't leave a good taste in our mouths when they came in here and won. we kind of wanted to stick it to them. >> reporter: making the end of the season even sweeter is how it began. a three in five record and a few injuries, but the gaels showed persistence. >> we're a bunch of tough dudes. we were 3-5 at one point this year. f

scott macfarlane, cbs news, moorefield, west virginia. >>> and that's our read on the world this easterin washington. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> if it helps catch criminals and bad guys, i think it's okay. >> now at 6:00, hundreds of new surveillance cameras going up on east bay freeways and the streets of oakland, but some locals say it's a waste of money. >> the safest communities don't have the most police, the most surveillance. we don't have the most jails. we have the most resources. >>> plus, mostly clear skies today after yesterday's storms. so will the weather impact your easter sunday plans? >> not really. >>> and as the uss harvey milk leaves, we look at its legacy. >>> i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. >> da lin has the story, and he says not everybody is on board with this. >> reporter: a brazen freeway shooting caught on camera. the chp says it happened wednesday afternoon on 880 in union city. investigators say it was road rage. the bullet did not hit the victim but shattered glass caused minor injuries. with good foo

the several countries at the global south have come across and congratulated to to new west. of course has taken an opposing position. isaac ways to be expected. the us says the russian pose would need a fat no free on germany, even brunt of the election, a pseudo election area we spoke to us politician diane's just an independent us politician. i stopped, and she had said that these accusations being leveled by the west towards what russia i just had hypocritical. i saw an article in the new york times to denouncing russia for extending the elections to 3 days, which i found quite hypocritical because here in the united states, now we have an election season. it's not 3 days that's weeks on end. and the counting is weeks on end, and i found it somewhat humorous that they said having an election period over 3 days made it easier to commit front when our election sees and now extends over many days or even weeks and months. the western main stream media has become simply a propaganda machine for more and let me also express my a concern of that. i understand that russia had to

had not definitively said that there would be no election in may, but now an interview with itv news westasically have ruled it out. he was talking about the elections for police and crime commissioners, local counsellors and mayors across the country, saying they are important elections and then he was asked with there be a general election on that day, on the same day, and he said there won't be an election on that day. now you may remember the prime minister had previously indicated that his working assumption was that it would be towards the second half of the year, i think emma was the phrase so we had a previously hinted that it would more likely be later rather than earlier this year but this now is the first time that that day of may the 2nd, that they of local elections, now seemingly won't be holding a general election on that same day. the prime minister appeared to be ruling that out. now to the israel—gaza war. the leader of the us senate has made the strongest criticism yet by a senior american official of benjamin netanyahu's handling of the war in gaza. chuck schumer said

bbc news, the west bank. joe biden first announced the new sea corridor into gaza, the european union is a partner coordinating the effort. the e.u. and u.s. or allied when it comes to ukraine and pushing back russia. both conflicts are causing friction between washington and brussels. the e.u.'s new ambassador to the united states, i spoke with her earlier. thank you for joining us on bbc news. we saw today a joint operation. the european union commission, the u.s., cyprus and aue establishing -- uae establishing aid. >> hopefully the pilot, the first try to get aid already happened over the weekend but it takes some time to make sure it is not just once at a time but it is a sustainable way to provide aid for the people in gaza and palestine. to make sure we ease the situation in the region. caitriona: what specifically is thee.u.'s role? >> to ensure the maritime corridor. to coordinate with the u.n. an government of israel to make sure the aid not only reaches the shores but is provided for the people who

. >>> still ahead tonight on nbc news exclusive, a rare look at the west's new battle front with russia in the arctic >>> plus, new questions late tonight about a photo release of princess kate that some news organizations say may have been manipulated. >>> we are back with princess kate. new agencies, pulled a photo today by kensington palace over concerns that it may have been manipulated. the photo, which we are not showing here claimed to show kate with her children. but the ap says there is an inconsistency in the alignment of princess charlotte's left hand. it was said to be the first official photo of princess kate since the palace says she had abdominal surgery. the palace said the shot had been taken earlier this week by her husband, prince william. >>> now to an nbc exclusive. a rare look at u.s. marines training in the arctic it is a major test of nato's military capabilities in the region as tensions grow between russia and the west josh lederman near russia's arctic border >> reporter: tonight the frosty arctic is the new battleground in a growing military competition betwe

so our story are far more pragmatic, and far more new west in the understanding of what is going on.n australian businesses are here is to try to put australia in a context where we are looking carefully at what is going on in the region, because china is the number one trading partner in the region as is australia, with many of those nations, so we are trying to work out the context. work out the game plan for australian businesses in the decades ahead. stephen: we will be watching the potential announcements from china as far as relaxing tariffs on australian wine, as high as 218 percent, quite punishing. thank you so much, david olsson for joining us and bloomberg television. david: my pleasure. annabelle: that was our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle there. you can cut our conversations with these guests at the forum, at those times on the screen. more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. w

they will also demonstrations new netanyahu's residence in west jerusalem. some of them quote that his immediate removed from power all this comes at a time when negotiations between, as well as a mazda to secure ceasefire and gaza, that you to resume on sunday in kyra to stay with the kids, the vengeance. anything else, i mean is the thing you know, is the obstacle between us a good thing or hostages back. and we were really interesting fights legally, of course, heavy removed from fall off and get someone else that can do the job. and would be of this of the situation. ok, that's gonna be the big uh beloved ones that until then the new mean the thing out is the main obstacle. i push them out to be. do you hear me b b. i do knows. my husband is alive. don't talk to me about victory. don't talk to me about military pressure. nothing has worked so far. they are dying there every day. i love i come to salutes was at a protest. intel, a vase demonstrators in television say they're increasingly angry at the government's inability to bring back the meaning is rea

news. >>> a west point cadet has died, 20-year-old haven morris died while on leave in florida, fort lauderdalee say he was last seen on saturday night, body seen and found in a river, investigators have ruled his death an accidental drowning. >> from santa clara county, the planting quarry and cupertino, it is also facing more than 2000 environmental violations, prompting a lot of concerns from neighbors. more on the closure and what will happen to the land.>> tonight and cupertino, the future of the lehigh cement plant in quarry, a plant representing several oversight agents is, with questions for the community. >> the supervisor, had just a midian said it will not reopen, more than 2000 violations, the county has received a number of claims from nearby residents and the company has been find millions of dollars for alleged violations, including the discharging of wastewater in the creek. >> we now have a clear commitment that the plants not only close but stay close permanently, and the activity will come to an end. we will begin to see the restoration of the sites.>> reporter: one of the ne

the end of the war brought a new kind of west in broken arrow from 1950. jean stewart, please. an army scouting negotiates a peace treaty with apache leader to cheese. the film put its native and white characters on equal footing. the do you think because i am an indian, i'm a fool, you can trick least i would not have come here if i thought that a full season, only today it is because i respect you as a leader of your people that i think up to more all you start having things like broken arrow with jimmy stewart and 1950, and anthony mans devil's doorway also 1950. both of those are our sympathetic westerns with strong native characters, but played by white actors and red face, but their dramas of white sympathy. the late 19 sixties and early seventy's hollywood sympathies entirely with the natives. new your revisionist restaurants like soldier, blue and little big man. flip the script a manifest destiny. dustin hoffman and little big man plays a white man. raised by the cheyenne retails the old wild west stores. but now the cowboys and soldiers are the villains and the native

fergal keane, bbc news, the west bank.s of double standards following a security council vote calling for an immediate ceasefire in sudan during the month of ramadan — a resolution that has yet to be adopted for the war in gaza. the british—drafted resolution urges a truce between sudan's army and paramilitary forces during the month—long holiday which begins early next week. war broke out back in april of 2023, prompting widespread turmoil, displacement, and hunger. the un says nearly half of sudan's population is in need of aid. more than 280 nigerian school pupils have been abducted in the town of kuriga in kaduna state, located in the north—west. reports say that students between the ages of 8—15 were taken away, along with a teacher. victims of kidnappings usually pay a ransom to secure their freedom. in an attempt to curb nigeria's lucrative kidnapping industry, a controversial law passed in 2022 has made it a crime to make ransom payments. it carries a jail sentence of at least 15 years for those who break the law,

that may provide some solace to those wishing a princess a speedy recovery stephanie gosk, nbc news >>> out west, residents are digging out after a three-day winter weather assault that dropped five to ten feet of snow across the sierra nevada the major thoroughfare, interstate 80, finally reopening after being shut down for days some drivers were stranded for hours. now another storm is poised to dump as much as two more feet of snow in the northern sierra today. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking this system for us this is something else, with non-stop snow for them, angie? >> it's been quite busy. we have another system we're going to track through the day today. and we have a busy forecast across the east as we get through today and the next couple days. we have a coastal low that's going to slide a little farther to the north we have a system that's going to work a little farther to the east a cold front that's going to bring the potential for rain from the midwest out to the appalachians this hwill really start to ramp up the rain chances. we keep the rain in the picture even as w

but in, in the, in the, for new russian regions on the west and territory is rights the, the, um, these new and baffled regions, but also russians suffering territory. okay. for example, you know, old school, russia, when it, when it comes to quarter screen and the build road regions on the west and border on the borderline civilian civilians have been going out to the polling stations that have been attacks by the key. every gene they have been showing civilian towns where people are literally standing outside and a lie and says, trying to cost the vote on. so get off at all for us just for a minute. as it has come out saying the russians will not be intimidated by this. but with your position as an international election observer. when you hear about shelling or a tax on civilian areas, when people are trying to cost a vote, how does that make you feel, ann, could you, could you be an observer in $1.00 of those regions to try and help with people that oh oh, what would be your choice, what's your feedback? ok, it's funny that you asked me that question because we have 3 accounts of pa

the sfpuc to have engineering and technical support services related to the construction of the new west side water recycling and due to the failure of the treatment facility is delayed by two years and the replacement equipment the administration of the contract no. cs-109 make sure the project has engineering support for the team and the remainder of the consumer price index process through early operations in addition we're also working to add additional things to the system like the lower housed and the san francisco zoo the team will help with the permitting process. with that, open to your questions. >> so i have just one quick we want to make sure this is what wisp reported on maybe a few months ago because of happenings there were readjustment in the equipment that was put together thereof some erosion whatever based the details an opportunity to change did engineering put together a piece that was going to, you know, that took place am i correct? >> essential what this big part was this consultant tame analyzing still in the process of root cause failure analysis for this equipm

so the new, hence the many abrupt aggressive actions of the west east to new to the new discovery. oh, even investment time was praying to there's little depression and black mailing and violated single international. the see, this lady took a regulations as well as the case and your best loved in europe in libya and syria to be moved. let's do this. let's do it. as it happens, as the outcome of their trends, a year stays in the kind of time to to blessings. just supposed to have a good news. the deal is, i think the general is the gist of it is the outcome of that spends a year stay and i've kind of so that was sort of, they measured several times and both of those that match the nation in the wrong about the vision and later said, well above we were kind of mistaken. there was no excuse. there was no reason of the night. but with the age of about that happens, autumn is up to their inpatient invasion in the wrong when they sketch roads and other states army, which has to consider that the manage consisted mostly of a suddenly muslims, most of the officers that are basically with

read more about the new fluctuations. west, victoria koroleva. scape from mobilization by any means, ukrainians are looking for a new opportunity to avoid going to the front. romanian border guards detained another draft dodger, he came from nikolaev on... to escape the country i pedaled almost 800 km. meanwhile , an american senator arrived in kiev and again called for mobilizing as many people as possible. lincegram advised the ukrainians to fight regardless of whether the united states continues to provide its support. at a meeting with zelensky, the senator proposed a new format of assistance to kiev in the form of an interest-free loan. graham recalled that eu assistance, unlike american assistance, was initially provided in the form of a loan. i learned that 380 billion will be a new way of doing business. them in the meantime, the european union agreed on new sanctions against russia, and already in july, as bloomberg writes, eu members may begin transferring income from frozen russian assets to ukraine. introduction of the so-called income

news. the west , instead of a victory for ukraine, now demands to prevent russia’s victory, first deputy permanenttative dmitry polyansky stated this at a meeting of the un security council. in addition, the focus was on the words of the french president about the possibility of sending troops into the territory of ukraine; the dubious quality of armored vehicles from nat countries. today the whole world is celebrating. this prospect, apparently, makes a number of irresponsible european politicians want to achieve an escalation of the ukrainian conflict, bringing it to a new one. it would be interesting to hear her comments in connection with the leaked conversation between high-ranking german military officers. europe is thinking about sending the military to ukraine, and zelensky is going to pay his respects to turkey. on the border with romania, ukrainian draft dodgers are stopped en masse. these are the images of the brutal detention that appeared online. more than thirty men, all of military age, crowded into minibuses and tried to escape mobilization in a neighboring country, but they were i

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resilience of, of the russian people, the russian voters, as well, particularly the and baffled new regions of west and russia. had an amazing conversation about it with a g or strategic consultant amongst about and i think the real story of this selection is taking place in the new regions of russia intern. yeah, it's a little gone in here sown in zapper rows where the people there at least some of them closest to the contact lines are literally going to vote, risking life and limb. now it's, it's, you shouldn't exaggerate, perhaps that, but there have been attacks on voting stations. the cabbage team has been seeking to punish its former citizens for choosing role. is that, is that what you think it is? is that why keep it showing? saw friend russian charge you where innocent civilians are going to the polls to vote. and you think savanski is trying to teach them a lesson. absolutely. it's, it's spike it's. they chose wrong and they have to be punished for in this case. leaves the way in the attacks in these attacks by these um, give regimes sponsored neo nazis of the russia volunteer core people

well, how many boss has approved a new government in the west bank and did international pressure to reform his administration prime minister? well, how many mustafah will head the new cabinet? it says ending the war in gaza will be top priority for more than $1000000.00. inside, currently sheltering in the southern city of rasa as israel pursues its offensive against tomas militants responsible for the october 7th terror attacks. or israel has been carrying out air strikes on the city as it allies oppose plans for a major ground assault on rough. the aftermath of an air strike and rough uh, a. now all too familiar theme. rescuers digging bodies out of rubble of the things with normal. that is be no trouble here. the strikes just come at random. the are the about 1500000 people live here after fleeing is really operations in the north from kansas city to hon. eunice. and finally, to rafa the end of the line where food and medicine shortages threatened an imminent famine as well as disease outbreaks. but it's unclear how long the people can stay or how safe they'll be marked areas on t

fergal keane, bbc news, the west bank.threat to the american people's freedom since the 19th century. in his last state of the union address before november's election, mr biden suggested his republican opponent would "bow down" to russia, and again infefred that he had incited the capitol hill riot. sarah smith reports. good evening! if i were smart, i'd go home now! the smart move was to deliver a punchy, powerful performance, laying into donald trump without ever actually using his name. now my predecessor, a former republican president, tells putin, quote, "do whatever the hell you want." bowing down to a russian leader, i think it's outrageous, it's dangerous, and it's unacceptable. casting mrtrump, and his claims of electoral fraud, as a threat to democracy is a major theme of his re—election campaign. this is a moment to speak the truth and to bury the lies. here's the simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win! protesters disrupting the president's route to congress will have been disappointed he d

news. the west has clearly rushed to blame isis, which is banned in russia, for organizing the terrorist attacks stated in the program by alexander koreevsky on our channel, said the representative of russia at the un office and other international organizations in geneva, gennady gotilov. we need to understand who is behind this act and not draw hasty conclusions. but the fact that our american and other western colleagues later for several hours now they have been saying that this is not ukraine, that this is isis, but this simply does not stand up to any criticism, because such a hasty judgment was not based on any facts, on any data, so this is an attempt to simply shield their ukrainian charges, in this context, it is obvious, in principle, in our conversations on the sidelines, many express bewilderment why the americans, their closest allies, began to divert this whole situation away from kiev so hastily. russia - traditional, modern, technological, original, open, so different, but dear to everyone, all of russia is before your eyes, come to the international exhibition forum russia, se

fergal keane, bbc news, the west bank.d who was stabbed to death on a night out in birmingham has found multiple failings by authorities led to his death. jacob billington was killed by zephaniah mcleod — a paranoid schizophrenic who stabbed seven other people that night in 2020, in a 90 minute rampage. jacob's best friend michael was left partially paralysed from his injuries. the coroner said mcleod was classed as high risk following his release from prison — but hadn't been monitored by authorities. the family spoke after the inquest. this dangerous man, with a severe and enduring mental illness, whose risk to the public was well documented, simply walked out of prison and disappeared. ijust feel, you know, that the lack of public protection is frightening, really. the former prime minister theresa may is standing down as an mp at the next election. making the announcement to her local newspaper, she said she was leaving the commons because she could no longer represent her constituents with the commitment they deserved

it's got the new west and lends to colorado. it is planned to deepen the connections between china. you are central asia on the last i and selby's asia on the other side. so trying to, well, double down investments, definitely in, in terms of, you know, planes, economy trauma, fancy as well at the southeast asia ethic annual. i think se, asia, as young as a region is already largest great part of china and the united states. so we will definitely see more and more economic engagements between china and southeast asia . like i think you will have to leave a day. but we really do appreciate your time. that is she had gone for us there. thank you as well. so here's here on al jazeera, the nigerian army searches for more school children kidnaps from the x las rent plus the what's your goal swings to the right? we'll explain why the 3rd point is policy on sundays. general election looks like the biggest winner of the not the once again. or maybe you can say still most of western europeans, these, this big revolving storm, which has got waving in front of the system to the slave to move.

well, i believe we're going to gb news west midlands reporterjack we're going to gb news west midlandsg the very latest reaction . jack. so very latest reaction. jack. so the dust has settled on the budget. what are the great people of tamworth thinking ? people of tamworth thinking? >> yeah, exactly. it has of course those commitments and those promises that jeremy hunt made at the despatch box yesterday , how exactly are they yesterday, how exactly are they going down the places that going down in the places that are to be affected? are going to be affected? businesses across the uk? we're here tamworth belo . here in tamworth and in belo. we're joined with carl raffa, who's here. carl, who's a director here. carl, thank much joining thank you very much for joining us kind us this afternoon. just kind of give then bit of reaction give me then a bit of reaction to jeremy hunt's budget yesterday. >> i think clearly it's laying a pathway to a general election. so while there's no big surprises, i would say it's been designed to really whet the appetite of voters . yeah. appetite of vote

earlier in our news review program we discussed the west army israel admit the regime's onslot on gaza. let's take a listen what our guests had to say. hello and welcome to another edition of the news review. in this edition, news study shows 99% of israel's arms imports are from the us and germany, despite international calls to ban weapon sales to the regime. stockholm international peace research institute has reported. reported that 69% of israeli weapons imports are from the us and 30% are from germany, and according to that same study, the us rapidly delivers thousands of guided bombs and missiles to israel at the end of 2023, that despite calls for an arms embargo on the regime due to the ongoing onslot on the gaza strip. israel relies heavily on western countries for many of its components in its warplanes, helicopters, warships and submarines, the united kingdom, canada, and the netherlands, also provide israel with critical aircraft components. to discuss that further, we are joined by jaffa ramini, palestinian writer and political analyst who is joining us from australia and

new jars. family leaves him to west. they're asking the same question as so many palestinians families before then why the world is watching children dying, but doing nothing to stop it. same bus raphael to 03 and in the occupied westbank the making heavy, the last remaining content, the challenging donald trump republican presidential candidacy is expected to withdrawal from the race as single forces. haney will suspend a campaign by making a concession speech within the next hour. a withdrawal would fletchley and show the trump will stand as republican candidates in the us presidential election in november. but it comes on the heels of super tuesday voting, which is one of the most and full sundays in the us presidential primary calendar. 15 states and one territory which using republican and democratic know many trump has won almost every states. nikki haley only managed to win in vermont from secure 995 delegates, so fall he needs 1215 to secure the republican nomination. the democratic sign to boston has gone virtua

you see west component titian's j. a new tally to put pressure on must go to end the conflict. but i do specifically want to ask you about a new daddy's position. he's a pizza, ukraine conflict. i mean, we feel that we're, we're reaching almost a dangerous point. we've got president mark chrome saying that we're not ruling out sending west and troops to ukraine with hair and taps of them. and officials talking about helping ukraine. what brushing infrastructure you tell me, he says, we want this conflict to be resolved. do you see resolution and coming before escalation at this point in time? he did indeed trust the piece. the resolution of the conflict is the g i, b o is. this is not the for any a nation. uh, it was all community space, the country to hire people to do the via rather this is in the fire to control the fire. so the country which is a, the steve porter, this conflict, a lot of the se in the wall. sure. the device or the metrics so that both sides are on the d and b use. meanwhile, google is apologize for the indian government non admitted that is a i filed from

infamous fatality and responsible for the atrocity included over $100.00 ukranian nationalists from west to new crane philadelphia. all right, let's see what. okay, and so far as the new e phone, that's a lot of those. do you guys pursuing your up or show up with them? us customers declassify criminal cases from the central archive of the k g b, a better rules jump to light on the atrocity. and on so numerous questions that have remained an onset for many years. watch on oxy, you fully need to be to need as low temp on a team. also productive, at least you can kind of mushroom into the west and the drain and bustle and so involved in taking sides. or they need some taping signs and co pics, which is actually one of the big problems that we face in terms of our credibility international kind of took too much the to visualize some sort of who to, to us, what are the mission come up and yet it was one of the particular lot it was you still have been showing that there was a it's a little was a little too low. so patient, a lot of it isn't the see what the to see. i mentioned this what it's a group

we're back 7.15, is the time again following that breaking news story. westnd 5.80, right there at the bay bridge toll plaza. absolutely jammed up right now because of an earlier fatal accident that involved a handful of cars, 3 in total. and fortunately, this is a fatality. as you can see currently. >> they had one lane open. now all lanes are blocked. so looks like because the tow trucks are there. they're trying to get the tow truck swerved off the highway. so right now what you need to know is we're at a standstill long 5.80, westbound of at 80 connector. if you are traveling, here's some alternate are showing on your screen right now. 8.80, your way around it or as you can see, 24 is backed up as well. so as we avenue is going to be another good alternate for you to take, you are trying to maneuver around that while all the lanes on 5.80, that connect with a teaser getting on the bay bridge is all stopped. another alternate changes at this photo earlier today. this is showing you the ave to take to get into work. actually took 80 eastbound. i did. yeah.

essentially, this is used to strengthen domestically the idea that the russians fighting the whole of the west in new grain and externally. why social media, by the, the, the sort of the, the network of also pro western symbols, a west and supervisors of the kremlin, especially with extreme rights and extreme left. the idea is also simple. you see all these people in nasal, the americans and the germans approving of the west into direct confrontation with russia. this should be stopped. so i think these other 2 messages they're going to use, how much mileage can moscow potentially get out of this? it well, it depends. i think that domestically they will explore that to the full and with the russian public being well generally pretty much ignorant about what's the narratives in western decision making. i'm good with what i think externally, that is, frankly speaking, it big scoop for the grumbling because it gives a munition to all those that basically wants and a 2 grand to be saved for all those one kind of compromise with a granite and that'd be expensive be great, this is an extra m all. this is a

i wanted to come here to this new russian region, because in the west they talk a lot about electionshis corresponds to the norms accepted throughout the world. i saw that everything was perfectly organized, everything was fine, everything was working, everything was great. i have been elected mayor, senator, many times in my life. european deputy, believe me, i had a lot of participation in various elections, i think that everything is organized perfectly, there is nothing to complain about, the countries of the european union and the united states blame us for the fact that our elections are somehow incorrect, not according to them standards, so how do you generally assess the standards of elections in the european union in the united states? everyone has the same standards everywhere; all countries in the world have the following generally accepted standards: secret voting, information about candidates. ukrainian centers of information and psychological operations in during the election campaign in russia , they worked tirelessly out of imagination. here is one of my favorite video

regime's systematic destruction of health facilities in gaza, and israely forces conduct new raids across the west bank as part of their crackdown against palestinians in the occupied territories. hello and welcome everybody, it's 8:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital, tehran, you're watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour, nearly six months into israel's genocidal war on gaza, the regime's relentless, bombardment and shelling claim more lives in the besieg palestinian territory. the latest stair strikes at gaza city killing at least 10 palestinians earlier house was struck in the... city of rafa where eight people, mostly women and children lost their lives, three more were killed in an air strike in kanyuness, also in the south israeli regime began its war on gaza on october the 7th, since then more than 32,000 people have been killed in the palestinian te most of them are women and children, 7,000 people also remain unaccounted for and almost 74,300 have been injured. our correspondent in uh dira ballo in central ghaza earlier joined us for the latest in the situation i

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in former parts of the eastern new crane, the west had been launched in their interventions all around the world for decades in the name of suppose of democracy, which never actually comes to countries they invade. but when russia simply stood up to save civilians from him as a military, natal cried file for you. yes, there was definitely not even. i can tell you with absolute sincerity, despite the fact that i worked in the security services for 20 years, i still had an idea that the whole world and the so called, civilized world understands that russia has become a different country. that there is no ideological confrontation any more time. i easily thought that it was the inertia of thinking and actions. that was a nice belief. some of the realities are that after the collapse of the ussr, it was believed that russia would also collapse when they wouldn't be able to pick apart the pieces and use our resources. and was only later that this realization came to me recently a better late than never. well now he knows without a doubt that the west cannot be trusted. just as the west now

political developments of the world and the adoption of an active media policy against the one-way news flow of the west has been the main goal of the international network al-alam to reach the audience at any time, which is mecca, and the next network has news in the times when it is tehran time, the programs between the programs of the network lt is. which seeks to convey the news as it is to the viewer and to convey the news in a healthy and correct manner in front of major international news agencies and or it can be said that they have a global centrality and a lot of news influence. we tried to be the voice of the people of the middle east and the voice of resistance, so that in the past years, many images of palestine published in the world's media and in the memory of history the rest of them were al-alam and this feature was also realized in the al-aqsa storm event. how many communications do you have with gaza? news we definitely have a connection with food. in the morning program, we usually have a connection with gaza, we currently have 6 reporters in the occupied territories. we have two re

news. the collective west finally destroyed the system.tated by the minister of foreign affairs of our country, sergei lavrov. according to him, the issue of western dominance in world affairs is being resolved in ukraine. the us and its allies understand this, which is why they are literally obsessed with the idea of ​​inflicting a strategic defeat on russia. at the same time, the hostile line towards moscow is only part of the west’s attempts to contain democratization of international relations, but countries that have become victims of sanctions are strengthening interaction and these states will still have their say on the key. railways in the country are carried out, today they account for 85% of freight and 28% of passenger turnover. these figures are growing thanks to active investments. in the twenty- third year, the volume of the russian railways investment program exceeded 1.222 billion rubles. despite the fact that the company's total revenues amounted to 2.600 billion. passenger transportation last year reached its maximum in

hands, reveling in his bloody, killing presidency, i wanted to come here to this new russian region, because in the west this correspond to the norms accepted throughout the world, i saw that everything was perfectly organized, everything great, everything works, everything is fine, i have been elected mayor many times in my life,

and israeli forces conduct new raids across the occupied west bank as part of their crackdown against palestinians in occupied territories. hello everyone, it's 10 a.m. in the besieg gazo stripping, you're watching press tv, world news. now nearly six months into israel's genocidal war in gaza and the regime's unrelenting bombardment and shelling of claimed more palestinian lives. latest air strikes a home in the southern city of rafa overnight, at least eight people. mostly women and children were killed as a result. also in the south three others were killed in the city of khan unis and to the north the city of jabalya came under fresh shelling and air strikes as well. the regime began its war on gaza back on the 7th of october in. since then, almost 32,00 palestinians have been killed in the territory, most of them women and children. 7,000 people also are still unaccounted for and presume buried under rubble. over seven. others have also been injured. day f of the israeli regime siege on al-shifa medical complex were over 30,00 palestinians are seeking shelter, according to the ga

the now and other news, the west coast guard says that it's suspending search and rescue efforts in baltimore after a cargo ship lost power and headed bridge, causing it to collapse. state police say the rescue mission has now transition to the recovery operation to find the 6 people who are still missing. 2 people had been rescued after they were thrown into the river atlanta now, so not that based on the length of time that we've gone in the search, the extensive search efforts that we put into it, the water temperature that at this point, we do not believe that we're going to find any of these individuals still alive. alan fis or reports from the site of the collapse bridge in baltimore. right the day they continued to set the broken bridge, the stranded ship standing overshadowing it all as it was just as still one safety in the morning when the single pull registered cargo ship dally sent out to meet it . it it last propulsion, 2 minutes after leaving the port to baltimore, there was headed for the francis scott key bridge, a major transportation link on the us east coast. as it collided

the law is that's again, according to the west, the news agency, and with humanitarian aid supplies being held up by the idea that border crossings . unicef says 15 children have now died from mountain nutrition. in one of the hospitals. in goal is a city and it's moving, but the numbers could be even the highest of the hospitals as well. so it's age 12 and the newest of garza shows babies receiving treatments in india, pages, and in hospital beds, a medical facilities in the palace. and in old place have been suffering as we've been reporting now for many months from an acute shortage of medicine and fuel. but also that facing quotes and showing parents and medical personnel unsafe the situation. is dawn. she has severe infections in her lungs and it's difficult for her to breathe. there is a shortage of everything including food, milk, and diapers. and there is no medicine or electricity. as you can see. we appealed to the good people to help us with fuel electricity and oxygen, especially as my girl depends on oxygen to survive. and i might lose her if it is cut off. the name was and m