. >> commissioner newman is expected. we have a quorum. next is land acknowledgenent. >> the building inspections commission acknowledges we are on the homeland of the ramaytush ohlone. they have never forgotten their responsibilities as caretakers of this place as well as for all people residing in the traditional territory. as guests we benefit from living and working on the traditional homeland. we wish to pay respects by acknowledging the ancestors and elders and affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. thank you. >> next item is 2. finding to allow teleconferenced meetings under california gold section 53493e. the commission will discuss and possibly adopt a resolution setting forth findings required under bill 361 to allow the meetings or attend meetings when necessarily remotely according to the modified brown act teleconferencing set forth in ab361. >> motion. so moved. >> second. >> second. all commissioners in favor. >> yes. >> thank you. that motion carries. i want to announce that this meeting is being held in person

newman please, tell us your story.thank you >> thank you, senator brown, for giving us this opportunity. i live in the highwoods in great falls washington. i want to tell you about people who choose to live in manufactured homes. [inaudible] when you have downside from big houses and [inaudible] empty-nester sometimes making a simpler lifetime and planning ahead for the more modest needs of retirement. on my street, seven of ten are single and come in campus. in 23 includes a person with a disability. most of us on our own fixed income and just cannot absorb these big rent increases. 21 years ago i bought a manufactured home and moved it to the highwoods because it was beautiful and well maintained. we had a hair landowner who kept our community safe and affordable. in just two years, having park capital has bought seven parts in montana, affecting the lives of our over 1800 families. they are utah based private equity group who have re-branded themselves as the savior's off affordable housing. but it's a business mode

your honor, this is case number 180 on the calendar in the matter of newman vs.k you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. newman, you want your money back from the defendant, who made a wedding dress for your wife. and the crux of your complaint is that not only it wasn't exactly what you wanted, or what your wife wanted, but that it was so poorly made that it didn't fit her. it wasn't a custom-made dress. >> that's correct, your honor. >> judge judy: not only do you want your money back -- you want a whole bunch of other nonsense, which you're not gonna get. you want aggravation and stress and the cost of the new dress because you didn't use the dress that the defendant made, so we're gonna restrict your claim to what you paid the defendant. >> okay. >> judge judy: now, how did you find the defendant? >> well, your honor, myself and my wife, felicia here, we got married july 30th of this past year. and we had been searching around for wedding dresses, and nothing that she

newman of illinois, and mr. trone of maryland i inform the house that these three members will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> a as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. siers and -- sires and mr. payne i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. cuellar, i inform the house that mr. cuellar will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 339. the nays are 85. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, th

to see a newman al jazeera ah your g o desert with me said robin in the hall, reminder of our top news stories keys, the mer says ukrainian forces of retaking territory on the outskirts of the capitol, pushing back russian troops. russia appears to be relying upon miss ireland. rocket attacks has its ground forces struggle to seize control of ukraine's major cities.

see a newman al jazeera santiago? ah, i'm come all santa marie. these are the headlines residents in the ukrainian port city of mario, paul, se, russian force as a once again bombarding them a day after attacking a maternity hospital in the area. moscow says the facility has been used by fi, does not patients. the attack killed at least 3 people and injured at least 17 others garad dvd when yet we have no gas would be f reason we have no food.

see a newman al jazeera santiago. ah, norfolk of the headlines here on al jazeera residence in the cranium. port city of mario pause, say russian forces are once again bombarding them a day after attacking and maternity hospital. moscow says the facility was being used by fighters patients. the attack kill at least 3 people and injured 17 others had the beginning. yet we have no gas or be a freeze and we have no food. man. lu, tier three's been caught bodies at been berry.

our latin america editor nicea newman report 19 year old orlando, kind of a high gover data has just been sentenced to prison for 20 years longer than he's been alive. meredith, you're the, it's what you get for defined to was one party state says his distraught mother with a c e o. i imagine it wants to saw people from continuing to protest so they won't take to the streets. all i know is that my son sentence is to extreme for a young man who only through a few rocks. he had a lawyer, but the sentence was already predetermined. take it. oh, that of a high was among the thousands of cubans who took part in unprecedented nationwide protests against the communist government. 8 months ago. amid a severe economic recession, they demanded better living conditions and freedom of the $790.00 per testers, arrested, an accused of vandalism, sedition and public disorder so far, $127.00 had been tried and sentenced to between 4 and 30 years in prison. in many cases, longer than for far more severe crimes. 19 year old daniela alexander the gospels, husband. yes. yes. is one of them. i live in th

he comes to power as a left. america editor lexia newman reports now from santiago. oh, come, deal bought each is no ordinary precedent. i'd just barely 36. the world's 2nd youngest head of state represents the start of an era in chile, in politics. led by you young generation with dreams of social the color. yeah. um, i think you the money we advanced towards a more inclusive, generous july with no one left behind. all will continue with the logic of privilege against which chile has risen up. what each came to the forefront a decade ago as a student leader who helped forge a massive revolt for better public education. then he gave up university to become a congressman for a new left wing coalition ignore and critics of his informal attire. from a very young age. he showed leadership qualities. at age 9, he wrote, i was a bad class president in 1st grade because then i didn't know what it meant to be president, but now i'm prepared and i promise you, i'll be a good president. and please don't vote for me just because i'm your friend, which comes from point that in u

see a newman al jazeera santiago ah . his al jazeera, these are the top stories, ukraine's emergency services say 3 air strikes, landed now a residential building and a kindergarten in the knee pro killing one person. the city was once considered relatively safe for people fleeing besieged areas and ukraine. how the other him he has more front any pro.

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at newman hall holy spirit chapel in berkeley. dozens came together for a community prayer service to show solidarity with ukraine. sun flowers were placed on the altar of prayer was recited in ukrainian kindly that serves. speakers included students was born francisco but my parents and grandparents grew up in the soviet union under totalitarian regime. i'm playing probably kids who are born in bomb shelters over the last 10 days and ukraine i'm praying for the kids who will never get to see their fathers again and for all of those affected by this tragic war, the congregation lit candles to honor those killed in the russian invasion. this was just one way people around the bay area showed support for ukraine. a long line of customers waited outside pushkin , a ukrainian restaurant in san francisco's financial district. the restaurant held a benefit saturday, making and selling fried perros kiss a traditional stuffed pastry. all proceeds will be donated towards humanitarian assistance in ukraine. what's going on over there is ter

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when the congresswoman said in 2014 crimea was attacked what they are not telling you that victoria newmane a mistake by noticing that the government separate in crimea. they have their own government and decided to have a referendum and they all voted forso independence. but we spent 5 billion of our taxpayer dollars to overthrow a crook, a democratically elected crook and the country is a mess. you don't talk about the atrocities the 15000 people east ukraine, constant bombing into hundred 50 people dead in the last week already women and children and indiscriminate bombing ofnd schools, hospitals. let's have some balance. host: i think. >>caller. >> i think targeting those areas my schools and government buildings is horrific and why putin decided in an unprovoked away attack ukraine is really upsetting. but i can't disagree with ukrainian decision to fight this. because there are things that are very precious and liberty and freedom are those things to me. that is what our nation is founded on with the idea as human beings we have a right to determine our government and how we will liv

newman, please tell us your story. thank you. >> and thank you, senator brown, for giving us this opportunity. ily in the high woods and i'd like to tell you about my neighbors and friends. people who choose to live in manufactured homes. in the high woods, 80% of us are seniors. many have downsized from big yards and multimillion floors, empty nesters in some cases making a simpler lifetime and planning ahead for the more modest means of retirement. on my street, 7 of 10 are single income homes and 1 in 3 includes a person with a disability. most of us are on fixed income and just cannot absorb these big aren't increases. 21 years ago, i bought a manufacturered home and moved it to the high woods because it was beautiful and well maintained. we had a fair landowner who kept our community safe and affordable. in just two years, haven park has bought seven parks in montana affecting the lives of over 1,800 families. they are a private equity group who rebranded themselves as save yours of affordable housing. but they te

see a newman al jazeera santiago. ah, ah, i'm come all santa marie. these are the headlines. residents in the ukrainian port city of mario paul se, russian force as a once again bombarding them a day after attacking a maternity hospital in the area. moscow says the facility has been used, my fight is not patients. the attack killed at least 3 people and injured at least 17 others garad dvd when yet we have no gas would be f reason we have no food man. low tier three's have been caught. bodies at been buried in the yards of their body blogs. so scary, we can't leave legacy. get plenty of brave from our yo bull. we are being born from all directions, pray for mothers with children, please. it's very hard. my, you will sleep. russian and ukrainian foreign ministers. me while i met in turkey, but fail to agree on any way to stop the fighting. is with the most high level discussions between the 2 sides since russia's invasion this meeting was both, or this conversation was both. ah, easy and difficult or easy because mr. lover off basically follows his sir, traditional narratives

and celia newman, ah, with this strategy began to pay dividends. i thought supporters rallied around him and he built a firm following among the middle class and the allah, white and christian minority communities. at the same time, the west also began to lose patience with the syrian opposition. mm. if you're on an opposition strong enough to take on a standing army and i regime with security forces that's backed by russia and iran, then you needed to be powerful in united. and i think one of the challenges we faced was it turned out the opposition was neither strong nor united self. does it more debris, poor sugar at your keys, at the same proportion. you get das journey, c, c, d. if you any people, if you group as because she with that bony as well what i me them all her sit to and i to push out, ah, within the opposition. however, certain armed groups began to gain more influence than others. even getting stronger. they had money, they had ammunition, they had food, they could pay salaries to their fighters. a lot of young syrians are joining t

en su intenciÓn de promover el sistema migratorio mÁs humanitario, cuando el juez federal maicol newmaner ejecutadas y no tienen validez. pedro: la decisiÓn del juez federal respondiÓ a una demanda interpuesta por los estados de arizona, montana y ohio, y bloquea la secciÓn dos del memorando de el secretario nacional alejandro mallorca. el partido republicano dice que el juez de ohio ha regresado la legalidad al sistema migratorio. >> por fin los estados van a tener la oportunidad de conseguir que se hagan las deportaciones de aquellas personas que por razones delincuenciales no merecen estar en territorio norteamericano. pedro: a juicio de expertos legales este es un duro golpe a la polÍtica migratoria que ha tratado de impulsar el gobierno del presidente biden. >> ustedes no pueden hacer eso, los Únicos que pueden hacer eso es el congreso. ustedes no pueden cambiar la ley. pedro: tanto la casa blanca como el departamento de seguridad nacional respondieron a la solicitud de respuesta. en washington pedro rojas, univision. ilia: varios trabajadores de disney usaron su tiempo de descanso

how long i it's difficult to say they cheer newman following the integration of chiles, new president in santiago. thank you. exactly 2 years of the world health organization declared corona virus. a pandemic. the north east and chinese city of china, john has been plunged into lockdown with 9000000 residents, ordered to stay at home and undergo mass corona virus testing. public transport has been shut down across the city with one person allowed out of the house every 2 days for necessities. china is experiencing its highest number of new daily cases in almost 2 years. with more than 1000 infections confirmed on thursday, or micron has been detected in dozens of cities including in shanghai or schools have been closed. while still had this news out, a pre season blow out ahead of the fuss full me a one race of the year and you say with that story and ah with mm pool. ah ah. now his sport with andy thanks jolly well that chelsea could still be sol despite be clubs, russian on a roman abramoff which being hit by a series of sanctions potential by as i've been told to approach the u. k.

he's a latin american editor, lucy newman, 19 year old orlando, kind of a had gover data has just been sentenced to prison for 20 years longer than he's been alive. maribel, it's your so it's what you get for defying to was one party state says his distraught mother with a c a o, i imagine and wants to saw people from continuing to protest so they won't take to the streets. all i know is that my son sentence is to extreme for a young man who only through a few rocks. he had a lawyer, but the sentence was already predetermined. take ah, thereby had was among the thousands of cubans who took part in unprecedented nationwide protests against the communist government. 8 months ago. amid a severe economic recession, they demanded better living conditions and freedom of the 790 protest or is arrested and accused of vandalism. sedition and public disorder so far, 127 had been tried and sentenced to between 4 and 30 years in prison, in many cases longer than for far more severe crimes. 19 year old daniela alexander the gospels, husband. yes, yes. is one of them. i live is the law is losing all

sonali basak has invited jay newman.the epic 15 year -- he helped pau l singer when the epic 15 year fight in argentina. what do make of the situation? jay: it is a mess. russia appears to be trying to be cute about how they pay. they have given in strzok -- they've given instructions. if russia wanted to pay they could take other reserves and give them directly to euro clear and the payments would have flowed through. it looks like they are biding their time. they have 30 days. they will manipulate the process as much as they can. sonali: for somebody who has done this before, more than a decade long battle with argentina, can you draw out how long this process might be for investors moving forward? jay: it depends on whether there is resolution and whether sanctions are lifted in the near term. if sanctions were made in place past the 30 day grace period, i'm not sure russia will -- they may take the view they will restructure and they should not pay foreign enemies. gina: from what i understand there is another gigant

. ♪ reporter: lifting their voices and prayers for ukraine, newman hall holy spirit parish in berkeleyrt. >> i think we are all brothers and sisters under god. this is just a horrible situation. i think we are all called to support each other. reporter: support and prayer for those who fled into those whose lives have been lost. more than 350 civilians taken by this war so far. it is a moment of grieving, of togetherness. of meditation, of prayer. the choir all alumni of uc berkeley brought together. the ukrainian american wants their director. -- once their director. >> i said who is available, who converse? -- can rehearse? the carts. reporter: she has family in ukraine. >> mainly what i sense from them is they want to feel contact with the outside world, they feel very isolated now. reporter: putting up prayers and raising funds, adding to their collection for ukraine. >> this ash wednesday, numbers were up. masses were packed. we collected over $3000, which is pretty phenomenal. reporter: this coming together providing peace in a time of turmoil. >> there is a certain amount of hel

to see a newman al jazeera santiago ah, pos, the are here on al jazeera. these are the top stories. ukraine's capitals been hit by explosions and gunfire was the fighting intensifies on the outskirts of the city . however, president vladimir zalinski is warned. russian forces, if they want to take keith, i would have to carpet bomb the entire city and kill all its residence. the regional mare of danielle says the town of on the voc has been destroyed, fighting, apparently still going on. so try to stop any further russian advances in the east . the city council, mario pauses almost 1600 civilians have been killed there by russians. shelling the cities been under siege for 12 days, and there are no reports of looting as trapped residents fight over supplies of food and water. and your current president is calling for help from world leaders to secure the release of the mayor of mary topple. have been protests in the southeastern city after accusations the mayor was detained by russian soldiers were more pro star mcclain, as we demand the mer be immediately

message to disgruntled cubans that there is a high price to be paid for showing it publicly monsieur newman al jazeera. ah, hello, are you watching out his ear? these are the stories we're following. this. our several russian rockets of heat and air craft maintenance plant near the airport in the western city of levine. the city has so far escaped the worst of the bombardment. st. elsewhere in ukraine, living has become a safe haven for refugees flying parts of the country. that have come under russian assaults. moscow has been targeting residential areas throughout the week as it seeks to gain the upper hand in talks. and the ukrainian capital has also been hit by russian shelling and happened in the deal to keep districts of the city when part of a russian missile hit, a residential building, emergency crews have been searching for survivors in the wreckage. the mayor of keeps brother said the attack was proof that ukraine needed no fly zone. moscow has again accused ukraine of hosting a secret biological weapons program. it made the claims of the un security council . the us ambassador t

. >> many who attended the ukrainian choir performance at newman hall holy spirit parish were alumnithe concert was part of a community prayer service and fundraiser. donations will be sent to ukrainian charities. beautiful to hear. thanks so much for watching. our next america by design is a series about american innovation, ingenuity and design excellence. it's about inspiration disruption and changing the game, but which innovation will our judges select to win the series? saturdays at 7 pm on cbs channel 5. (mellow music) - the bay area is a golden destination and healthy living. but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues? if your smile is holding back your social, or professional life, if your health is suffering because of dental challenges, or if enjoying a steak dinner is just a dream, here's the good news. clearchoice dental implants can change your life in one day. (upbeat music) and over the next 30 minutes, we'll show you how to claim your smile and the good life that can go with it. welcome to smile healthy bay area. (audience applau

james of activists like this, one of bringing supplies to the migrants court in newman's land. and say they've been beach and by bella rouge and border guards on lucy. and i'm unable to return to the rece full enterprises. and the situation is desperate. the restrictions and has been established along the border to keep the press and n g o and and you already have people who died because of the cold. and now it's going to get worse. some people already say that they are walking through the woods and they see bodies dead bodies. and i think there will be so much more that they don't care about those people who are they bringing in. they don't care about the whole situation that they're creating. they just want one thing, they just want the sanctions to be removed with tensions rising and reports of bell ration. border guards threatening to fire at the polish counterparts. how serious is the risk of a wider conflict? the risk is unfortunately very big, and i am absurd. to certain that he is capable of escalating is towards a much more dangerous conflict using not just hybrid tool

we are informed to call young through newly off i knew was isab sheila, also newman for why so low alpha met. i'm him don't sunni suit reporter news to op . oscar see, is it there by law? boy. imagine it is on this volume. see our secretary to route, so you pick one place, walk. ah, microns bolt promised to send african artifacts home has put other european countries on notice. like france, germany's museums hold tens of thousands of objects from africa. but unlike in france, there's a lively debate here about the country's colonial record. in downtown belinda activist and academic joshua kweisi wants to show me how traces of germany's colonial past still linger in the city. there's a side where the german chancellor bismark invited all the other european powers, and the u. s. and the ottoman empire to come and discuss the carving up of the african continent. the meetings began here in 1884. there were no representatives from the african continent. there was nobody actually from the territories that were carved up. european nations competed with each other to grab land and resources. and

i saw official airlines of the journey newman move. ready with wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara wires going places to go. ah, this is al jazeera. ah. hi there, i'm kid vanelle, this is ben hughes ali from dough ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. ukraine sands, a convoy of losses to the besieged city of mario pulse for the hope of evacuating. thousands of traps of idiots. mall rush and shouting around q and chatter nikki. 2 days after moscow announced its reducing military operations to palestine.

but after each mune exerted newman, russian, people are now support very much, you know, how much of all protest i sent them in. so russian, there are a lot of pro to sentiments and in russia. i mean during goals is years in new, it's not very calm. in our society, but 90 percent of all these protests are, are not liberal, but they blame the government. the leadership that it's indecisive a did, doesn't answer the way it should. you know, how much put in russia really grand. if you, if you is that he's greater to a russian people in the ukraine that he doesn't defend them, et cetera. now they said, oh, or, or finally trying their lives. that's real answer to all these at ross, if this again alumnis. and finally, after 8 years of this war, but the, the u. k. daily mail, which i think is involved in a court gaze with for prince harry actually here in britain, they report that 150 senior russian officials of signed an open letter calling the invasion, an unprecedented atrocity. how stable is the russian federation? now the decision has been taken to invade you mentioned how many, 150 se

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to see a newman al jazeera santiago. ah, this is our desert easier. top stories, russian forces are slowly advancing on ukraine's capital key come fine explosions were heard in the early hours of saturday. military convoy is taken up positions surrounding the city. the fasteners, the latest from keith. a fierce battle for keith is ongoing. we could hear artillery fire throughout the night, especially coming from the north, west and north east of the city. we know that this large column of tanks that was stole there for a week or so or for a couple of days. 60 kilometers long as disbursed in the neighborhoods in the surroundings of kias right now. this happy fighting going on to ukrainian army is at its full defense. and also at the same time, we see that the russian forces are coming closer to the south through the west route, around the city. but basically there's a sense that they are trying to encircle the capital, lay a sort of siege here to point 5000000 refugees have now left ukraine putting prussia on neighboring

evan newman was indicted on 14 criminal counts. link to the january six insurrection at the us capitol he was accused by the fbi have engaging in physical violence with a dangerous weapon, civil disorder and assaulting or resisting law enforcement officers at the u. s. capitol. newman fled the country six weeks after the interaction. well. the number of new covid-19 infections are down after hitting record levels in january . however some of the health experts predict another rise in virus cases from the omicron sub variant called be a two right now. that's up. variant makes up 35% of covid infections all over the country rising about 10% in the last two weeks, the cdc and the world health organization now call it a variant of concern. as b a two is already caused a new surge of coronavirus in parts of asia and europe. now there is some good news about this. the world health organization says people infected with the original omicron period appeared perhaps strong protection against be a two white house press secretary jen psaki is

a. latin america and salisia newman reports now from santiago. very few may be benefiting from the prices in the ukraine, but been as well as president nicholas my buddha li, just to be one of them in a televised address. he said that the venezuela is crippled state oil company. the base i was able to get back to normal, it would be in a position to turn out as much as $3000000.00 barrels of crude a day. he says that this would be a contribution to peace and to quote the stabilization of the global situation right now. and that's where what had been a secret meeting between a high level white house delegation and the president of venezuela over the weekend . come when the president said that the meeting was held in his office and quote that the 2 lovely flags of the united states and venezuela stood side by side united. they always should be mobile. we had a meeting that i would describe as respectful, cordial and very diplomatic between the delegation of the government of the united states and the government of venezuela. i preside on our side,

they renounced the motherland weldon of wand newman, feared of removing the russian trickle from his instagram account. seemed to many a sign that russians would only be welcome if they forgot where they came from. oh forget about them. full stop. take austin's a hurry on an 18 year old footballer lesson a year ago for gold all come hailed him, a teenage magician. it then put him in its list of the 50 best young footballers in the world. and what happened next. his voter fever and your wife is ban of russia from club and international competitions. we do not want to endorse or validate the teams that harriann blaze for. we have therefore decided to leave 11th place a vacant a week ago. the representative of the website assured us that football is separate from politics and the cut and will be on that list. but they didn't inform us about his removal from that list. it is very strange as a hurry on, went from magician to enemy number one, without even having uttered a single wad. but the point is, even if you have said something and expressed a view that many disagree with like chess

yes, you said all of our stuff, my wife actually didn't care what potential pushes newman in pushy. i get some pushy a somebody steve way, li, today, due to come by soon. ah, more than a century ago marked when remarked that god created more so that americans would learn geography. and few you as officials have done more to put that into practice than my guess today. former us national security advisor and former us ambassador to the united nations john bolt and has supported all recent american lab wars. he's absolutely appalled by russian actions in ukraine. why is that? ah ah, a ah, you claims that president zalinski says that nato publicly misled russia into believing the block was prepared to accept your claim as a member, despite privately telling you that it won't join i'm being told that every day more and more such trophy weapons, all in the hands of the russian troops actually takes a look at 8 years of western arms applied to ukraine, believed to have fueled the conflict in ukraine. you countries are split over whether to impose an embargo on russian oil as politicians th

see a newman al jazeera santiago ah . his al jazeera, these are the top stories, ukraine's emergency services say 3 air strikes, landed now a residential building and a kindergarten. and in the pro killing one person, the city was once considered relatively safe for people fleeing besieged areas of ukraine. other abdel him, he has more front unequal when he 1st arrived here it was a safe place, is actually the place where the people fleeing, for example, the south that where you pulls up a region or from the north is hoping would come here as a transit point on their way out of the gouge on their way west of the country. it was very important. it is very important to keep it safe, especially that you have that siege and where you will at the moment. it is expected that the large number of people will come out of their large number of wounded will come out of there. and nibble would be the place really where they could 1st stop or get their treatment, and then go travel further away. so i would expect that this will cause

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while all life on ukraine is shifting the attention from the conflict to newman, that would be good to stop it. results and the civilians across the country, you will be in the near future. ah one welcome. this is our t international. it's good to have you with us. let's get straight to the latest developments around ukraine presidents, lensky se nato had previously refused to accept ukraine into the alliance, but still kept telling russia that the doors into the u. s. lead block remained open for key f. meanwhile, zalinski has been slammed by some israeli officials after he can pads the ongoing conflict in ukraine to the holocaust and cold on television to put pressure on moscow. plus e u is reportedly discussing an embargo on russian oil imports as part of a 5th package of sanctions against moscow, over its military action in ukraine. when nato's refusal to rule out ukraine's membership in the block is to blame for the conflict with russia, which could have been avoided. if only the us lead alliance had made its real position on ukraine place in moscow. and that's the take away from

flipping the switch off, the lights will go out in europe if biting and, and blinking and sullivan, him, newman, and boris johnson and sergeant schultz. you know, they all, you know, that and they go down that path. it is just a nomic suicide for the you who would want that currency if germany is not, you know, the factory of europe go ahead. yeah, exactly, and that's the point. once they did this, this is an extraordinary spectrum. seizing a country is a central bank for reserves. well, what country is going to want to hold it? reserves in dollars or euro knowing. but if they pursue any policy that the united states doesn't like that money can be seen, i mean, anything, i mean, you know, let's say that they're doing business with russia. we don't like that. we'll have to, we'll take your currency. so i was it done. she's going to start moving away, you know, i was putting them into different banks holding the money in something different, but just goal oriented we, you know, something tangible. busy rather than the dollars, but going back your point about the sergeant shows that germany reject