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this is spokesperson mao ning at a press briefing last week. >> the facts are very clear.ed states out of its own selfish interest and with zero-sum mindset has continued to strengthen its military deployment in the region. the result of which is bound to increase tensions and jeopardize peace and stability for the regional countries should think deeply about what is mutually beneficial as to make choices that are to do so through their own interests and regional peace and stability. amy: if you could respond to the chinese spokesperson and also talk about the issue of the exclusive economic zone between china and the philippines, that a decade ago china began building artificial islands and military bases on scarborough su which was szed in 2012. >> there's an ongoing imperialist rivalry between china and u.s. fighting for dominance in this region. china is planning 80%, 90% of the china sea and has reclaimed several areas. official islands converted into mitary bases. on the other hand, othe u.s. trying to solidify its foothold in the philippines for its bases as part of

well, i was ning what happened. she would forcefully grab yourself to did notice some minor d done. reon her right, upper arm and riste area. but i could not distinguish what redness may have been present before she grabbed her self, unquote. >> my reaction to it is that it's a non-issue. really. i know the whole back story. >> paula canny represents momeni in his murder case is scheduled to enter a plea tomorrow in the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee in san francisco. the cases taken many twists, including new allegations that the 2 fought about heavy drug use involving lee amini's married sister candy says her investigators are working to build a thorough timeline for many back stories. >> that all sort of we've together to end up to this point that we have today. as for the battery case, the alameda county district attorney never filed charges. kron 4 news reached out to the alameda county da's office about why the case was never prosecuted. >> but they had no comment. theresa kron, 4 news. other news this morning. another bay area bank has announced it will lay off a

ning calls for police reform. criminal justice professor lisa hill agrees. the emotion centers behind this lack of synergy that's necessary. but, you know , police department and their community there needs to be a symbiotic relationship, she says , starts with transparency and identifying the root of the problems that need to be dressed police. are charged with serving and protecting and keeping the peace and if we can't depend on our local agency to do that, you are going to see you know, this emotion is coming from fear. mayor thorpe says he won't let fear stop him from overhauling police policies to better protect the community, i think will come out a better city in the long run. right now. it's not gonna feel good, but we're going to be a better city as a result of it. the mayor has requested three separate on its of the police department, one for police, culture and equity, another for police hiring and promotions and a third just looking at the police department as a whole and all three of those passed city council unanimously live in antioch, brooks

morning, most of the officers lay asleep on the floors under the tables and on the ground, surround ning sherwood's tent. only one captain who had remained sober at the party was awakened up to report for duty, and luckily i suppose the sober captain found the incident mostly amusing. the problem, and i think which i can, you know, thank for for giving me a book to write is that drunkenness in the army wasn't always as funny as party. in fact, later that year, in the same regiment, the 18th pennsylvania, a private shields was found outside the limits. one october day. he was roaring drunk and disgrace ing the regiment and in by unseemly and conduct his captain, francis adams donelson, was out of patience. privates shields was a substitute, and although he was quiet and inoffensive when he was sober, he was a veritable devil incarnate. when drunk and unfortunately for private shields, he was drunk. most the time. so in this particular instance, after he was taken to the guardhouse, the very combative private shields charge captain donelson with his musket, donelson being sober was able to

chinese spokeswoman mao ning said the deal could bring peace to the middle east. >> the further improvementanian relations fully demonstrates the willingness and ability of regional countries to take the lead in regional peace and development. amna: the agreement includes the resumption of flights tween saudi arabia and iran, the reopening of embassies and consulates, bilateral visits, and the granting of visas for citizens of the two countries. the deal comes a month after riyadh and tehran announced they would normalize relations in a diplomatic breakthrough that represents beijing's growing influence in the region. relations between the two nations have been fraught for decades, but officially broke in 2016, when saudi arabia carried out a mass execution of nearly 50 people, including prominent shiite cleric sheik nimr al-nimr. in response, iranian protesters stormed the saudi embassy in tehran, and riyadh lashed back. >> the kingdom, in light of these realities, announces the cutting of diplomatic relations with iran and requests the departure of delegates of diplomatic missions. amna:

ning calls for police reform criminal justice professor lisa hill agrees. the emotion centers behind this lack of synergy that's necessary but you know police department and their community there needs to be a symbiotic relationship fix, she says, starts with transparency and identifying the root of the problems that need to be dressed police. are charged with serving and protecting and keeping the peace and if we can't depend on our local agency to do that you are going to see you know, this emotion is coming from fear. mayor thorpe says he won't let fear stop him from overhauling police policies to better protect the community, i think will come out a better city in the long run. right now. it's not gonna feel good, but we're going to be a better city. as a result of it. the mayor proposed three separate audits of the police department, including internal affairs, hiring and promotions and police culture. all three passed city council unanimously in eniac, brooks jarocz. ktvu, fox two news. six of our employees in jail, accused of a deadly hit and run cra

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yes, i'm just saying what 's in your heart right now, i represent, i represent, i represent ning i don't want to do with me, even cut. here he was a stranger to me all the time. he is a stranger to me, not everything, yes, what do you like, but in this sense, huh? well, it 's good there. yes? well, yes, he always sits silently, does not interfere with anyone. yeah, of course, you are different in his place. yes already, yes. that's it. that's it. yes , that's right, yes. what is he doing now packing the suitcase? what kind of yellow is that you bought at the fair? it's amazing that a suitcase costs a million, and verka has one like that for a million, so her zipper is wider. there is one made of genuine leather. no, no. well, i checked it from natural. yeah, well, there were no such sales. well, uncle gave him some there in general in general there comrade at the university, not vice versa from the university to the universal, i will find out for you that you need a coat, yes, that's all. look, it's full of everything, and then what an ugly woman, and ahead on no, well, it's necessary to

drew attention to the words of the official representative of the chinese foreign ministry, little ningited states needed it, what did i say, which i did? sorry this is heavy. i can't let the us take responsibility for the ukrainian crisis. that's what she said, yes, a very important point. and the fact that it was yesterday before everything. that is, in general, you understand, you need to understand what a condition is in general. no talk it's usa and nato take responsibility, fix that they are a side, then you can start, well, to talk about something , that is, these are peace negotiations, just what dmitry will tell about e, not so much about ukraine, but about systems of international relations, that ukraine is that very breaking point, but in fact we are talking about the entire system of international relations. that's interesting, well, the macron is sharp, of course , so sharp. he ran into the united states , then she drove into the united states at all, while in china she said, she says not tolerant so that you have nuclear weapons on the territory of other states, although i

bead looks now just in contrast. full-fledged normal cat no restrictions your home she is afraid of ningerinary clinic. she crawled across the grass. she was all in maggots. eh, there is a story that, uh, most likely , she got under the hood of a car, and all the skin was collected from her tail to the withers of her tail, it wasn’t chopped off thickly, and she was covered in these parasites. they thought that he would not survive, but on the third day, this is already the third day of intensive care. she was already on the third day and got up on her own, ate. if a cat wants to live, it will live. but you said that they called us, they said that something is a dog lying by the side of the road, you have your own fund, in fact, the organization of a charitable foundation, and roman is in our team. we have about 40 volunteers. this is what i really want to apply. e pet owners, what if they still got a pet, and if they are not going to engage in responsible breeding and improving the breed, it is better to sterilize the animal and in no case let it go on its own, this will help solve the p

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ning how do you choreography how do you choreography.s an honor for me to watch you on this stage, dear. i want to tell you that choreography is your price in the first place because you represent not just yourself as artists on stage, but you represent the whole culture that stands behind you, which you actually convey very exquisitely. thank you very much for your art, it is beautiful, and now i will have questions for the victory. with your head singing, you can kind of make a sound on exhalation on inhalation, because i have a feeling that you simply do not breathe, that you do not take into the air in order to sing, but, but it is traditional to do guttural singing on exhalation, the second question. i suspected that i want to tell you, especially this is a really unusual musical instrument. and, of course, he also emits some kind of vibration sounds that affect shamans. no wonder they use them in their own and, according to our belief , it is impossible. just like playing a musical instrument. it is necessary to put some sense in t

i went back to the opinion and ning now that for the first time that after the court in the aiding and abetting section list the three elements it very quickly disposes of them. in particular with respect to the thd ement he just says -- it just says the district also justifiably inferred that hamilton assisted welsh illegal acquisition of goods. in then he goes on to say, the only remaining issue then is whether her assistance was substantial. all the factors and all the things you've been talking about are insubstantial, so it seems for this opinion the only real knowle of the kind that you're talking aboh these banks that have a personal relationship and they know, you know, that this person or somebody whoing their services has engaged in illegal activity. is that the government's position? hink in halberstam that was easy because she was the court said, in what he did. i think there are situations -- and i don't the court needs to reach it here because this case decided on substantial assistance applied in the objective. iseems like substantial is where all the factors come i i'm

philip and ning— chicken mushroom. philip and ning nnentee— chicken mushroom.ur strike new in e— this evening in a 28 hour strike over pay in a ballot earlier on tnie— over pay in a ballot earlier on we nontn— over pay in a ballot earlier on this month, 54%_ over pay in a ballot earlier on this month, 54% of rcn members neientet— this month, 54% of rcn members neientet tne — this month, 54% of rcn members rejected the government's offer of e— rejected the government's offer of e tte— rejected the government's offer ot e on new— rejected the government's offer of a 5% pay increase from april . eneet— of a 5% pay increase from april . great ormond— of a 5% pay increase from april . great ormond street- of a 5% pay increase from april . great ormond street hospital's among organisations where nurses have agreed to keep limited staff working after voicing serious concerns about patient safety during the walkout. nhs england is urging the public to use health services wisely. it said emergency and urgent care would remain the priority, while the head of global proje

i'll be having a chat ab former ning live will view. and you, the public, have been warned senior nhs officials warned by senior nhs officials not quote, do anything not to, quote, do anything risky. so again, you're risky. so once again, you're being asked to modify your lifestyle and behaviour all for the sake of the sacred cow. that is, of course our nhs. so for this week, everyone stay home, protect the nhs and of course watch gb news. it's not an official message. i'm not get in trouble that. but it's trouble for that. but it's what we'd you these we'd like you to do. these doctors asking for a 35% pay doctors are asking for a 35% pay rise sure we'd all like rise now. sure we'd all like a 35% pay rise, but there does come a point as public sector wages are actually higher than private , that it becomes utterly private, that it becomes utterly ridiculous . joining me now to ridiculous. joining me now to debate these numbers is the former cabinet secretary to tony blair, who is perhaps more sympathetic than i am mr. sympathetic than