and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which ion't face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i have comp

and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which idone, i don't face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i

. ♪♪♪ my name is nita riccardi, i'm a painter for the city of san francisco and i have my own businessng contractor since 1994 called winning colors. my mother was kind of resistant. none of my brothers were painter. i went to college to be a chiropractor and i couldn't imagine being in an office all day. i dropped out of college to become a painter. >> we have been friends for about 15-20 years. we both decided that maybe i could work for her and so she hired me as a painter. she was always very kind. i wasn't actually a painter when she hired me and that was pretty cool but gave me an opportunity to learn the trade with her company. i went on to different job opportunities but we stayed friends. the division that i work for with san francisco was looking for a painter and so i suggested to my supervisor maybe we can give nita a shot. >> the painting i do for the city is primarily maintenance painting and i take care of anything from pipes on the roof to maintaining the walls and beautifying the bathrooms and graffiti removal. the work i do for myself is different because i'm not actu

and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which idone, i don't face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i

and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which idone, i don't face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i

a kron has given a news conference at an e u summit, which pushed back on ukrainian. nita vladimir zalinski is plea for membership of the block ortiz. charlotte to ben sky has more. well, this was a somebody that they saw that had been organized with you leaders to meet as well as those leaders from european commission. and what they discussed at that press conference was that the russian attacking ukraine was a wakeup call for the block, a turning point in history. and they said it meant that the e u has taken much more muscular approach when it comes to in securing it. security now the leaders signed often and expanded spending package to this scene weapons at funded by the e already being sent to ukraine and they described russia's actions in ukraine as a turning point and forsaken again. if any one thought war in europe belong to history, we have c putin bring it back loaded always. it's a tragic turning point in history. our societies and our european project. we have responded through unity choices taken very quickly for 2 weeks. ukrainians have been fighting to defend their freedom.

my name is nita and i just came out of kuwait. was there, i saw the rack, your soldiers come into the hospital up guys. they took the babies out of incubators. took thank you, bears and left the children to die on the call for it. she bones of him. hello. i wasn't a nurse, but the daughter of the q, 80 ambassador to washington zoomed a prime example of allies going around at the time to to do the reported killing of kuwaiti babies never took place. now eda had been coached by the p. r, company hill and knowlton, by order of the defense ministry and 11500000 dollar campaign, as a sweetener, to make the war more palatable to americans. the ceo of hill and knowlton is craig fuller, chief of staff to george bush. while he was vice president, george bush uses the false statements and p. r stories and his speeches. last month at the white house, i heard horrible tales. the story of 2 young kids passing out leaflets. iraqi troops rounded up their parents and made them watch. while those 2 kids were shocked to death executed before their

my name is nita i just came out of kuwait. was there, i saw the rack. your soldiers come into the hospital up guys. they took the babies out of incubators. took thank you, bears and left the children to die on the call for it. she bones of him. hello. i wasn't a nurse, but the daughter of the q 80 ambassador to washington zoomed a prime example of allies going around at the time to to do the reported killing of kuwaiti babies never took place. now eda had been coached by the p. r company hill and knowlton by order of the defense ministry and 11500000 dollar campaign as a sweetener, to make the war more palatable to americans. the ceo of hill and knowlton is craig fuller, chief of staff to george bush, while he was vice president, george bush uses the false statements and p. r stories and his speeches. last month at the white house, i heard horrible tales. the story of 2 young kids passing out leaflets. iraqi troops rounded up their parents and made them watch. while those 2 kids were shocked to death executed before their eyes, hitler revisited saddam h

and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which idone, i don't face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i

and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which idone, i don't face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i

we were happy to make this available still in the nita so grade and seeing this people its heart rending, had some real blake and he doesn't. he may be, we'll be there one day and we'll need a hand and someone will. how pause. you have to stick together on one with autism higher than for germany. berlin has been at the face of this. exit is no official say they're running out of space. the mayor says, no one can know how many will come if wilson and as we knew on the 1st day when the attacks began, that we would have a very large movement of refugees as feel that many people would also arrive here in berlin. we cannot yet see for sure how many the will be hard to knock. now it says that 5 extra accommodation centers will be set up in the capital, but officials are calling on the federal government to help transfer refugees to other parts of the country. this is dw news live from berlin up next is all the latest business sadistic land. for that he can find much one, a website he told me, dot com that's watching every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you m

an emergency summit of alliance leaders in brussels. secretary general in stock number confirm that nita will send 40000 more troops to eastern europe. he also warned that russian use of chemical weapons in ukraine would quote, fundamentally change the nature of the conflict. speaking just right before we came on air, u. s. president joe, by and said that vladimir putin, as under estimated the resolve and unity of nato ticklish good was banking on nato . be split my early conversations that december and early january was clear to me. he didn't think we could sustain this cohesion. nato has never, never been more united than it is today. prudent is getting exactly the opposite. what he intended to have as a consequence of going to ukraine. us present, they're speaking on the war in ukraine. we can take a now to nato h q. terry schultz is the covering events. there are tell you what stood out for you. i think as we heard in that sound by to president biden, was extremely bullish on the trans atlantic cooperation. and on the resolve that the alliance has had, he said that there were 3 main

so escalation there, a sense that russia would be willing to go after nita members, potentially, if they stop at that spot for ukraine. nick connelly, they're in kia for us. thanks, nick. by his quick look at some other developments in the conflict. us national security advisor jake sullivan, as ward china against helping russia evade the effects of global factors. reports suggest that moscow had asked beijing for support, including military equipment. china's embassy in washington says it's unaware of the alleged requests. the issue is likely to feature and talk with when year you were sent chinese officials to day in rome. the authorities in ukraine's besieged port of mario pole, say the city is running out of its last really reserves of food and water. they also accuse russian forces of continuing to shall non military targets. ukrainian president blossom is a landscape, is urging the russian military to allow a convoy with medical aid and food into the city. a u. s. journalist has died after his vehicle came under fire in the town of urban, near the ukrainian capital. keith brand ren

and also if you end up aging from within the country, you of always, nita and negative p c, artist, et cetera. and that has led to a relatively safe situation and people, and he and beijing are relatively confident of the 0 corporate strategy. why? because and many m cases in the past, it has worked and there have been already army cron infections clusters and they have her there could be contained also the recent winter olympics in beijing there were holt and are very tight closed loop management. and none of the important cases from outside, i mean among her coaches and also athletes it over to the rest of the population. however, now we have a very um, unique situation. the number of m daily infections have never been as high. and the number of areas that have been affected has never been as high. i mean, they're more than 60 kid a cities that have reported cases today. so it's really a very crucial moment for china on a national level or far beyond. are people getting tired of people getting fed up what i mean? no. one shift in public mood that was really noticeable is that, and th

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but it's only advisory nita, causing a writer in history professor with the american university in washington, summarizes the usa, the official position. united states says that we're not going to prevent freedom of speech. united states as that even the are nazis, have the right to speak and to assemble. the german journalist and filmmaker, mark butler, my sees the ukrainian and u. s. positions differently that heard me, i'm like on a knee. my knee does tone is of a one on name or name ca, shown garnish via the villain damage for all time vast. these apps tune and the mountain western world generally considers hitler's naziism to be something a typical of europe and democracies. the fuel is doctrinal, superior and inferior races, rather appeared out of thin air in europe due to an unlucky turn of events, a pre requisites for it, but never existed before. ah, but here's the pre world war, ma'am. the u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america. trumps had captured half of africa and a half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germa

but its only advisory nita, causing a writer in history professor with the american university in washington, summarizes the usaa official position. united states says that we're not going to prevent freedom of speech. united states as that even neo nazis, have the right to speak and to assemble. the german journalist and filmmaker mark battle my sees the ukrainian and u. s. positions differently. that only i'm like on our knee. my knee does tone is of a phone, a name or game krajina. sean garnish via the villain, damage for all time vasey zaps tomb. the mountain western world generally considers hitler's naziism to be something i typically european democracies. the fear is, doctrinal, superior and inferior races. rather appeared out of thin air in europe due to an unlucky turn of events, a pre requisites for it could never exist before. ah, but here's the pre world war, met the u. k. at colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in afric

today, our armed forces joined our nato allies and air strikes against serbian forces. support for nita was illegal. war on serbia was almost unanimous. among us politicians, i have supported the nato bombing. what advice would you give present? i was 10 years old and i remember the air raid sirens to me. this came out of the blue, but the stage for this was set before and nato's bombing started throughout the 990 s. american politicians and media outlets for ben ton waging war against the serbs in the balkans. and i was suggesting we bomb belgrade. i was suggesting that we send american pilots in and blow up all the bridges on the drain. when natal 1st bomb the serbs in bosnia and herzegovina in 1995 time magazine said the massive bombing attack opened the door to peace. in 1999, the excuse was kosovo. serbia southern province in which the so called cale a or kosovo liberation army, conducted terrorist attacks on serb civilians and security forces. but the aim of kosovo seceding from serbia. under the pretext that serbia was using excessive force in their counter insurgency operations.

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today, our armed forces joined our nato allies and airstrikes against serbian forces. support for nita was illegal. war on serbia was almost unanimous. among us politicians, i have supported the nato bombing. what advice would you give present colon this very morning? just don't lose your resolve, not to say there wasn't any criticism. and the most obscene chapter in recent american history was the condom to the cost of a conflict. when the president on states refused to prepare for ground operations, how obscene american not sending in ground troops right away, what to occupy all of serbia. we should go to belgrade, and we should have a japanese german style occupation of that country. and we thought i was in serbia when the bombing started, i was 10 years old and i remember the air raid sirens to me. this came out of the blue. but the stage for this was set before and nato's bombing started throughout the 19 ninety's, american politicians and media outlets were bent on waging war against the serbs in the balkans. can. i was suggesting we bomb belgrade. i would suggest the costs of se

and 1st of all, he does want you paying to join nature and he does want to create to cooperate with nita in the military technical field to 2nd. i think he once you came to the go, what he claims to be met. dean is if the cation or berlin, which means that the nationalist courses should be somehow much in lot, lot areas on the political scene. apparently he would like to train to ignite the independence of the republic. so little guns can carry publics. and i think that the ideal decision solution for the term then would be to reset the ukrainian state culture completely. so let's talk about the, the russian state apparatus is how controversial is this war? can you give us a feeling about whether there's large support inside the state inside the government for to teens for well, let me say so that they say that in my view, of course, people who are dealing with comic and financial issues within the government should assess the implication of this military ration they should have a clear understanding of sanctions and what sanctions might mean for the russian economy for the russian finan

interaction for the past 18 years, is researching the potential effects of magnetic fields on humans. nita, like men low and intermediate frequencies, can stimulate things like muscles or nerves, or they can cause what's known as false fee, which is basically flickering light in the eye, often described as seeing stars because they are in very strong fields. dramatic effects, such as ventricular fibrillation or muscle twitching can occur them on order off most good silicone touchless, the cars, magnetic waves penetrate the human body and produce what is known as eddy currents . they can disrupt nerve and muscle cells which are sensitive to electrical impulses. and method, i need to prevent this. we have specific threshold. so these acute effects don't occur. michelle clayton adherence to these thresholds is verified in a special lab. the measurements must be exact. so the testing station is completely sealed off inside it's lined with special light absorbers to prevent unwanted reflections. these measurements help card developers reduce radiation such protective measures mean exposure to m

and 1st of all he does want you paying to join nature and he does want to create to cooperate with nita in the military technical field. second, i think he, once you came to the go, what he claims to be met, dean is if you cation or berlin, which means that the nationalist courses should be somehow much in love. you not area home the political scene. apparently he would like ukraine to recognize the independence of the republic. so guns can carry publics. and i think that the ideal decision solution for the term then would be to reset the ukranian state culture completely. so let's talk about the, the russian state apparatus is how controversial is this war? can you give us a feeling about whether there's large support inside the state inside the government for to teens for well, let me say so that they say that in my view, of course, people who are dealing with economic and financial issues within the government should assess the implication of this military ration they should have a clear understanding of sanctions and what sanctions might mean for the russian economy for the russian

but you mentioned the baltic states of a in any way adequately defended by nita. i have to say that at the moment, given the overwhelming strength, but the russians have got i would be very surprised if they are. what nature has in place of the home for battle groups round about a 1000 times. now in each, in each of the 3 baltic states and eastern poland. i know that has been some reinforcement of those. but i think the vast far it's been very much of trickle. i would also, but the nation response falls we've heard has been dispatched to, to, to reinforce. but that will take time. and i mean, from my, my personal perspective, from a professional military perspective, in order to adequately defend the baltic states, nation needs to have several alma divisions in those states together with all the maritime civil assets necessary to fight a major wall. and doesn't, i think we're probably a long way short of that. what do you put that down to? why? why are these reinforcements taking so long? what's, what's nature waiting for? from your experience as deputy supreme co

we've mentioned chechen, nita rums on kadijah, has called for the storming of keith, even as russia signaled it would reduce its forces around the capitol. earlier we talked to miriam has a research fellow at the german council on foreign relations who's written extensively on chechnya and it's malicious. we asked her if cut off is i think outside of the cremeans or authority proof, i think we have to understand kind of rules really in the put in a power structure. and this is more that could, you know, it's really the only person or one of the person that is only loyal to put in him. right. so i think this narrative of him acting outside of put him commands as something i'm highly skeptical about. i think this maneuver of him really like trying to emphasize the more narrative of being ready to storm and like to 5 key of something which is just like playing into the narrative of him. trying to instrumental lies. the stereotype of attention was proven. combat experience hydra, in some highly skeptical about him, really at the outset of put him come on. i rather think that he's trying to look

sheet in his latest press conference, as he doubled down on an unscripted message to oust russian. nita vladimir putin is comments closely aligned with those printed on a small piece of paper which held in his left hand as he spoke. the node showed a question, asking biden, to clarify his earlier remark. the putin cannot remain in power as one has how bite and should answer that he was simply expressing moral outrage. and his words did not mean a change in us policy. but it's not the 1st time biden has been caught with such an apparent sheet. in his 1st press conference, as president several photos, seemingly showed him with notes telling him which report is to call on biden has even admitting admitted to being given such a list. i'll take your questions as usual folks. they gave me a list of the people i'm going to call on. so jonathan associated press, we spoke to you as radio host, john elliot, to say the cheat sheet is not the biggest of biden's concerns right now. joe biden has what we call a stream of consciousness. that gets out a hand. he says that he's been doing it for 30 year

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president emanuel mac kron has given a news conference at an east summit, which pushed back on ukrainian. nita vladimir lindsey's p for membership of the block. we now cross live to ortiz, charlotte, the been see, who joins are charlotte, thanks so much. can you take us through what happened? well, this was a so based solely that had been organized with you leaders to meet as well as those leaders from european commission. what they discussed that press conference was the russian attack in ukraine was a wakeup call for the block, a turning point in history. and they said it meant to be, you have to take a much more muscular approach when it comes to in securing its security. now the leaders signed off and expanded spending packages is seen weapons funded by the you already being sent to ukraine and they described russia's actions in ukraine as a turning point capital sequel. again, if any one thought war in europe belong to history, we have c putin bring it back loaded up. it's a tragic turning point in history. our societies and our european project. we have responded through unity choices ta

so escalation there, a sense that russia would be willing to go after nita members, potentially, if they step up that support ukraine. nicoli, the innkeeper for us. thank you. and other than we announced earlier, your grand presidency lensky will not be addressed to your the european council. today. the black sea port city of odessa is preparing for a russian attack. this is mayor says the russian military could soon surround the city on 3 sides, effectively cutting it off from the rest of the country. locals volunteering to defend their hometown and say, they are ready to put up a fight, asked it abuse that example. phenomena reports. we are in the center of odessa and you can see that the port city has been turned into a fortress. checkpoints, and barricades built up. sand bags have been erected throughout the city, makoto rugle, cuz the dean moves, we are ready every day we go to sleep, fully dressed, to be ready to seek shelter in anticipation of a missile strike. mortal printed for cuba, shoveling sand into sand bags on odessa speech to strengthen the city's defences. volunteers suc

we were happy to make this available still in the nita so grade and seeing this people its hot rending watson, real blige. i'm he doesn't, he may be we'll be there one day and we'll need a hand and someone will. how pause you have to stick together being on, i'm with autism, hired for germany. berlin has been at the face of this. exit is no official say they're running out of space, or the mayor says, no one can know how many will come if wilson. and as we knew on the 1st day when the attacks began, that we would have a very large movement of refugees as feeling that many people would also arrive here in berlin. we cannot yet see for sure how many the will be hard to knock. now it says that 5 extra accommodation centers will be set up in the capital, but officials are calling on the federal government to help transfer refugees to other parts of the country. you're watching the w news. here's a recap of the main story from the crisis. the leaders are holding crisis talks near paris to coordinate their response to russia's invasion of you, great french president. emily wanted my call sai

nuclear problem in a moment, but you mentioned the baltic states of a in any way adequately defended by nita. i have to say that at the moment, given the overwhelming strength of the russians i've got, i would be very surprised if they are what nation has in place of the home for battle groups round about a 1000 times. now, in each, in each of the 3 baltic states and eastern poland, i know that has been some reinforcement of those. but i think last fall it's been very much of trickle. i would also, but the nation response falls. we've heard has been dispatched to, to, to reinforce, but that will take time. and i mean, from my, my personal perspective, from a professional military prospectors in order to adequately defend the baltic states nation needs to have several armored divisions in those states. together with all the maritime support assets necessary to fight a major war and those on i think we're probably a long way short of that. what do you put that down to why? why are these reinforcements taking so long? what's? what's nature waiting for? from your experience as deputy supreme com

i could, vulcan is a former us ambassador to nita. he says there's a lot more that western leaders can do to punish moscow. there is a high degree of unity already. i wouldn't say it's hard bargaining. i think that in terms of sanctions with european union, it's great deal of unity about pursuing the existing sanctions tightening up the implementation. and then we'll be discussion about sanctions on russian energy exports as well. which i think will make some progress, although more needs to be made. the energy sector is ground 0 for this. not a russia is still getting about a $1000000000.00 a day in revenue from the world for its oil and gas exports. europe, shutting us off as soon as possible. they make a big dent in that russian income. in addition to that, there are now already examples of how sanctions have been avoided by russia or are trying to be avoided by russia. and those loopholes need to be closed and that's a form of secondary sanctions against entities, but collaborate with russia in order to avoid falling under those s