the tv presenter worked on the kiev newsone zic channels for two closures, today nadezhda, the authors of the project, is authorized to declare on stb an intelligent tv product helps not to get lost in the information flow and understand the cause-and-effect relationships in the processes international politics on the air of our channel, the journalist spoke about her internship at the european parliament, and the fall in the rating of the servants of the people and about the price paid for the mistakes of the current kiev regime. everyone knows perfectly well that ukraine cannot be in this situation, but the only player. and support is needed and that 's the question. ah, the sovereignty of states. here does the sovereignty of the state that consults, and in some situations, completely fulfill all the requests of western curators. in my opinion no so how the globalists are now losing. they are ready to fight their weight by any means. and, unfortunately, the fighting in my native country is a disaster for the ukrainian society for me as a ukrainka. but for the american system , this i

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. >> reporter: newson said he was proud of california's economic lows and low employment rate. >> i'm proud that we are providing $5.5 billion to the district . over 3 billion relieved checks have already gone out. billions more will be going out after the end of the year to offset these rising costs of inflation , not just gas in california. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> where do those candidates stand with photos? >> the question, let's take a look at the l.a. times poll released at the end of august to the poll showed newson had 52% of voters support, while 22% said they would support brian dahle. as for voters in the bay area, we caught up with some as they were turning in their ballots in martinez to see why they are so eager to vote. >> the proposition for a woman's right to choose is very important to vote on, and i also care about the gambling initiatives. >> i want to get property taxes down . we've got a really bad homeless problem here. they need to do something about that. we're also ahead of the elected, human rights watchdog said facebook and tiktok

oh well, you need to understand the peculiarity of the newsone channel. here the period was that it was a channel of oppositional power. and we, as journalists, even had the right to our opinion, had the right to voice it , ask some, perhaps a difficult question with some such here. uh, you know, here's the intention somewhere here to prick the power, and then. of course, i was yuna, i condemn myself hot fu, but then rather, it was wrong decision and fear. e, the owner of the tv channel of one of the opposition politicians yevgeny muraev. so at that moment he wanted to successfully sell the tv channel and was very afraid that there would be none, yes, yes, but it was nadezhda, i, uh, thought you would say it or not, that it was a false understanding of the feeling of freedom of the opposition channel what can you prick? no, it turns out not, if this is not included in the plans of the property, unfortunately, yes, that is, you were then i was yuna and i was sincere and i know i'm in the past and i love this kind of healthy humor. i really really wanted to

governor newson, for example, a moratorium on executions.here are 36 people on death row have exhausted their legal appeals and will be eligible for execution. with you and the moratorium and allow those fusions to go forward? >> how and when? how is that with your pro-life position? i'm curious. >> have committed a crime against other people. a jury has chosen, then i support the death penalty. >> what you had qualms about 36 people being executed on your watch? >> i don't know that they're going to be executed under my watch. but if the courts have held them up to be in for life, but it would be for life and they will face the death penalty. >> want to ask the governor about proposition 47. 2014 ballot measure that has become a real political lightning rod in california. it made possessions of small amounts of drugs and misdemeanor and made it more difficult to charge someone with felony theft. law enforcement and republicans often blame this ballot measure for an increase in shoplifting. i think the data is very mixed. there has been no p

governor newson, for example, a moratorium on executions.here are 36 people on death row have exhausted their legal appeals and will be eligible for execution. with you and the moratorium and allow those fusions to go forward? >> how and when? how is that with your pro-life position? i'm curious. >> have committed a crime against other people. a jury has chosen, then i support the ath penalty. >> what you had qualms about 36 people being executed on your watch? >> i don't know that they're going to be executed under my watch. but if the courts have held them up to be in for life, but it would be for life and they will face the death penalty. >> want to ask the governor about proposition 47. 2014 ballot measure that has become a real political lightning rod in california. it made possessions of small amounts of drugs and misdemeanor and made it more difficult to charge someone with felony theft. law enforcement and republicans often blame this ballot measure for an increase in shoplifting. i think the data is very mixed. there has been no pro

all right, lawrence, governor newson is going after oil companies directly for the state's soaring gas prices. as kron four's, dan kerman tells us the governor. >> we'll call a special session of the legislature in december to create a windfall tax on oil company. profits. >> it's time to get serious. i'm sick of this. i'm sick of them to finding the terms defining the narrative. they're fleecing taking advantage of. we've been to tenet. >> california governor gavin newsom has had it with soaring gas prices, especially in california, were aaa says the average price for regular his $2.50 more than the national average. this is just right. price gouging. >> they got away with their fleecing. the taking advantage of you. every single one of them every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense and then putting this planet leaving us all external reality costs associated with that. i think it's a taxpayer. every single one of us to be outraged disgusted by now. the governor is ready retaliate. >> he's called a special

what is new buildings rise into the sky and so to no emissions newson because construction is one of the nice, sustainable industrial on the planet. and yet, there are lots of ways to build better. we have several coming off to the show. hello and welcome to eco india. i'm some of that. now concrete is literally the foundation of modern life. the most used material in our built environment. but the list of its negative effect is long, including a colossal carbon footprint. and with that, chalks landfills accompanies yard an india has come up with an alternative building block that makes use of not just one, but 2 types of problematic waste. ah, in furnaces such as this one includes rot, metal is melted at $1500.00 degrees celsius and coughed into radius shapes. a material vital to this process is natural sand. yet after several uses the sand dunes into foundry, dust of lease material that ends up in oakland. o foundry dust is actually oh hey there this medieval, which is a byproduct of industry. it on so many times contains messages, heavy measures which can be how, especially wonder

up and our sales tax is also pretty high so i think in terms of the national message i don't think newsonants to be seen as supporting attacks increase at a time when he's giving money, rebidding money and the tax rate is already so high. >> the teachers unions had no problem raising taxes on wealthy californians multiple times on the budget. >> right. >>> let's look at what the latest public policy institute of california poll has been saying what californians seem to care about most. californians are saying that jobs, the economy, and inflation are their top concern followed by homelessness which we just spoke about earlier in the show, housing costs. if you put those together, those are pretty close to that top concern and related to jobs, economy, and inflation. so i want to know how these themes that californians are focused on are playing a in national races. i know you've both been following congressional races in california, let's start with you, scott. >> i was in riverside county where there is a very interesting race between ken calvert, a 30 year encumbered who has been having

the debate of the candidates for the post of governor of the state of california, democrat gevita newson, has a republican, was given in the american congress, ukraine is now supported by the majority of representatives of the lower and of the upper house of the parliament, in particular, they form the american budget. on november 8, mid- term elections to the congress will be held in the united states. americans will completely update composition of the lower house of the parliament, as well as a third of the senators, mid-term elections in the congress are held every two years now, according to a survey by the five food at organization, the election races to the lower house are led by a republican, the president of the united states of america, joseph baden . the congressmen themselves during a meeting with the public assured that support will continue to be bicameral partisanship means nothing to us when we we are thinking about what we need to do for ukraine within the congress, a critical mass , a 100% majority, on a strong two-party basis , support the ukrainians, we have strong pa

the area to vessels from other states, mice, president of the eurasia center, think tank, earl rog, newson, safety investigation will bring any clarity because it's got missed directed in they know what they're going to find and, and they definitely do not want the russians to know about that they, they may find something, at least they're allowing them to do an investigation there, but i'm sure that they will try to clear up and cleanse the area as much as possible. the m. each 17. the scribble case volney. have all barry the russian effect, the script case, the, there's a treaty, there's a set guidance, guidelines on investigating use of biological type weapons. and they were completely thrown up the window and, and russia was completely blocked from this. and, and we still don't know what happened on that really. it's interesting and why not surprising knowing the, knowing what the west primarily the u. s. actual foreign policy is and direction here. they basically want to sever any type of coordination between the europeans and russia. evidence points completely to the other direction.

the area to vessels from other states, vice president of the erasure center thing tank. earl ross newson sees the investigation will bring any clarity as its aim is miss directed. they know what they're going to find and, and they definitely do not want the russians to know about that. they, they may find something, at least they're allowing them to do an investigation there. but i'm sure that they will try to clear up and cleanse the area as much as possible. the mh 17. the scripture case only have all barry the russians affect the script locates the. there's a treaty there, the set gaiden guidelines on investigating use of biological type weapons, and they were completely thrown out the window and, and russia was completely blocked from this. and, and we still don't know what happened on that. really, it's interesting on why not surprising knowing the knowing what the west primarily the u. s. actual foreign policy is and direction here. they basically want to sever any type of coordination between the european them and russia. evidence points completely to the other direction and i thi

but i, she's appraisal id plus book, i know post cost to the group when you on yesterday with dr. newson who is a school. so hopefully we'll go through both a lucille included with a crate will never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as among our meeting cons to last should kick in carbon dioxide. america forces urine, you're not in your engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are hurt to fan nato allies. nato escalates even more in the special military operations become a war door when you put dell, some of the girls at the show. and that'll that notion is my idea that i see your to us thinking costliest through me live. so you sleep, he shenika, you stuff, philadelphia committee to our 1st with almost there with them lets you when you read only the story finished entering a sewage near us, he took the co who's february 2007, that amy of hooton's munich speech is a milestone in contemporary history. many consider his famous address at the security conference to be a turning point in relations betw

when you, when you've been with dr. newson, who is a school or some for her to lose a little bit neutral with welcome back to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm purely to remind you were discussing ukraine. ah. okay, go back to anthony and more thing. it's really quite interesting to me how the conflict in ukraine is a dovetailed in with this new green deal that so many of the leads are pushing here that nobody gets to vote on by the way. nobody ever votes on this. okay. but the ukraine issue is a pivot for them to get this agenda on board because it's an emergency here. you know, i'm a green purse. i like nature and all of that. but i don't think, can you explain to me the bone headed miss of europeans saying, or does get it out? no more. russian gas, we don't want it. it's evil gas. okay. i mean, these people are not thinking pragmatically fine, you know, over years, new technologies, all that sites in fine. now they wanted, they really want a quick departure from this blowing up the pipelines north stream pushed it along here. i mean, i can't see a future of europe, have

i know post cost to get a quote for you on yesterday with dr. newson who is a solution for her delusion. got a little book. you know, the mutual includes both with welcome across like were all things are considered. i'm peter labelle from and you were discussing flipping the script with let's go back to tom in north florida. tom. one of the things i find very disturbing, i mean, after the, the, the barrage of the last couple of days biden was on the phone with zalinski no surprise. and no way of continuing promising support in every way, shape or form. is that an issue of moral hazard? i mean, there's a lensky gang has every reason to keep this going on as long as possible. okay? not for the sake of the ukrainian people or whatever will at be and become a ukraine, but for their own personal gains and goals. i mean, if you got the swift numbers, you know, when they send the money, i mean, that is something, you know, that's a once in a lifetime gig and how many people would walk away from it. considering that the zelinski government is showing up a patently, very little interest in the l

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guy, this kid elijah dewitt was a football star and even had the nickname easy e by nfl player kam newsonwas to be a college football player. that all came to an end. >> bill: the girlfriend said this is not the only crime. it is every where. apparently she said that he kissed her on the forehead, slipped her his credit card, she went inside to get food with another friend, and went to the bathroom. when she came outside her boyfriend was on the ground. i would assume you go through the phones and try to find out more information if there is evidence on those phones. >> i would do that. i would find out if they knew each other. actually, if they knew each other for any reason, that would not affect the outcome of this case. if the victim was unarmed and he was shot dead in the parking lot, that will be murder. if not murder, it will be felony murder. elijah died during a botched robbery, for instance. doesn't matter if they knew each other. but i heard the girlfriend, bailey, saying she forgives him. i understand that. i was in a similar situation when my fiance was murder. all i could de

. >> speaking after the debate, newson called for the resignation of councilmembers heard making racist remarks in a recorded conversation. the former council president has resigned. to other members and thoughts had not stepped down >>> and that the story we are following. big sideshows with a few hundred spectators erupting into bay area cities, but each other differently. kpix da lin showed how the open of vallejo police department had very different responses. >> reporter: called a triple to the action, three cars spinning donuts with people hanging at the passenger side windows. >> i think it is too dangerous. too many chances of people getting hurt. >> spinning and making a lot of noise? a lot of noise. >> reporter: screeching tires woke up enrique sigui. it happened in front of his corner house and the inrstiof columbusrkway and georgia street at 10:40 saturday night. >> if one of them loses control, it would kill at least five or four people. >> reporter: neighbors say vallejo police showed up in 10 minutes the police tell us they arrested four people for spectating and failing

. >> this sunday, governor newson and republican candidate for governor senator brian. dolly state senator will face off during a debate poll show. governor newsom leads by a wide margin. dolly says if he is elected, he would try to suspend the gas tax. declare homelessness a public health crisis and implement a comprehensive water plan to combat the water crisis. governor newsom has focused heavily on reproductive rights heading into the election. be sure to tune into kron 4 news on sunday for a recap of that debate. coming up, a legendary bay area rapper gets a key to the city of oakland. white mayor schaff says it wasn't just his music that helped put. >> the city on the map. plus why people living near a drug rehab center in san francisco say. >> they want the facility out of their backyard and a blockbuster move for the niners welcoming all pro running back christian mccaffrey to the red and gold today with the former stanford star has to say about his return to the bay. r internet isn't ideal. dad made the brillant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have

newson's challenger is state senator brian dally --brian dahle, a trip of a has served 10 years in northeastern california. dahle has criticized newsome and says he wants to reduce taxes and cutting government regulation. now they share a stage for the first and only time before voting ends november 8. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco, here are your moderators. scott and marie. >> hello and welcome to the 2022 gubernatorial debate. over the next hour we are going to have a wide ranging conversation about the most important issues facing the golden state without strict time limit, giving the candidates plenty of opportunities to interact with each other. governor newsom, senator dahle, thank you so much for being here. governor, you are running ads for proposition one on abortion. you are running ads against proposition 30. you had ads in florida and texas taking on republican governors there. with gas prices spiking and people leaving california because it is too expensive, what is the case for voters giving you another four years? gov. newsom: the case on prop one is cryst

we explore a cultural stories t of the day, and for that wenewsc turn to the fox newson contributor, author of the new i book premiering tomorrow, the wise men who found christmas. >> raymond arroyo right. alwa, thank you for having me, as always. the celebrities are reallye ce turning out for the midterms. >> oh, yes, they are indeed. ine and they're everywhere for good reason. everi'll explain that in a mome. the idea is to whip up excitement for a given candidatene. laura intertrade, celebrity fore vote s. d have dee the west wing and vp casts dida a virtual mash last night for democrats in wisconsin. de oh, i wisconsn 2020 two, theo saving democracy runs directly through my home state ofown wisconsin. >> every race up and downs cruc the ballot is cruciaial for democrats to invest in and win. please join the cast of ple the west wing and veep as we come together for a special live streamed fundraisernd "veei laura , i watched some of this so you didn't have to. the highlight was julia louis-dreyfus invoking a certain supreme court justicee who she claimed watched her show . e clai

when it comes to understanding climate change, professor tom newson and his research group investigate hurricanes and how climate change is altering them. he also studies the consequences where people living in regions where hurricanes occur more frequently we're expecting the hurricanes are going to be more intense as the climate continues to warm. if not a huge effect. the size of that effect of something like 3 percent. now that 3 percent, ah, in wind speed, ah implies a greater percentage increase in damage by the way, because we think a damage from hurricanes goes up just linearly with wind speed but, but perhaps the as the 3rd power of the wind speeds or that really may indicate something or like a 10 percent increase in wind damage potential. ah new orleans in the state of louisiana. the debris lining the streets and the blue tarps are signs of a recent hurricane. exactly 16 years after katrina destroyed large parts of the city. another hurricane reeked havoc here. ida, a category for hurricane the 2nd highest designation, swept through the city at about 240 kilometers per hour.

mind for the student, but i, she's a cost to get a group when you, when you're speaking with dr. newson, who is a school. so for her delusion, go little booklet, you know the most with in 2022, the italian government approved a package of military a to ukraine coordination with nature to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back about 150000000 euros. well, i make a week even atomic bombs are hearing all the same nato and the u. f with you should the ones that people will die just for make morning. the one that i have i have been yes. good while you mess you got through on it or if you go through and i she thought completed. i mean there's what are my she thought if you need to be done to get a room for them as well. talk more sir. me my show it a tool or able hopa. zach lila, lesser opinion poll show that over 70 percent of italians are against military support for ukraine. landed in confront with the date for that last or you 5 to talk a little league and more on a skid out and go home and do not she then the the, the daily death. wonderful. i was just the my last who bought a

at 11:00 a.m. among other accusers who will testify even california governor's wife jennifer sybil newsontress, her weinstein lured her too in a hotel room under the guise of a business meeting. the verdict, we'll find out in 2 months that's how long the process will last such show business news today. marina kazantseva was with you. see you later . one shot at once. the place was chosen by the criminal investigation department grants. it's all nonsense you learned so the locks open sobolev was suspected of killing two policemen, if i take them and everything goes into color. i have to pass them the law, but what do you think. do you know what the land opera needs for the best? oh, no, they're undressing, there's no provocation that the villains are now being driven into a trap. you're a good premiere today at 20:00 on ntv balabol new season from monday at 20:00 on ntv it's easy to catch a cold, so it's better to be safe don't think about the studio spend more time with your loved ones antiloron. the north star will take care of you siloron. northern star. we are trusted with discounts of

polls show governor newson leads by a pretty wide margin.as tax, declare homelessness and a public health crisis and introduce a comprehensive water plan to come back that route. governor newsom has focused heavily on reproductive rights heading into the election. so be sure to tune into kron. 4 news on sunday for a full recap of this debate. in the south bay, the los gatos union school district has agreed to pay 5 million dollars to 2 men sexually abused by an elementary school teacher. joseph, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison last november for molesting 8 other former students at blossom hill elementary. one victim was abused in early 2020 and will get a settlement of $900,000. another victim was abused between 2008 2009 and will receive 4.2 million dollars. detectives seized over 72 pounds of meth from a man in santa rosa. officials arrested. 28 year-old jose sanchez and his home on why this court near the super chavez market. officers found 2 handguns on the premises as well. sanchez was charged with possession of a controlled sub

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el gobernador gavin newson firmÓ una ley que permite que las personas condenadas por un delito gravegistros de arrestos... la ley entrarÁ en vigencia el 1 de junio. entran en vigor las multas para las casas rodantes que se estacionen en calles de montain dew. fue originalmente presentada por el consejo en 2019, y esto representa una vÍa de cuatro carriles. los votantes aprobaron las medidas en las elecciones de 2020. sin embargo, en 2021 un grupo de personas que viven en las casas rodantes demandaron la ciudad por esta medida, alegando que es inconstitucional e inhumana. la ciudad anunciÓ que llegÓ a un acuerdo con los demandantes, mismo que entrarÁ en vigencia con algunas restricciones. en sonoma la junta de supervisores aprobÓ modificaciones a las regulaciones locales para permitir que se pueda acampar durante la noche en algunos lugares pÚblicos. sin embargo, serÁ prohibido acampar desde las 7:00 de la maÑana hasta las 9:00 de la noche. no se puede acampar en edificios pÚblicos, zonas de riesgo de incendio, parques del condado, carreteras y vÍas pÚblicas, patios de recreo, escuela