i’ll tell you this now too, it won’t take up much time, but it’s very important, there was such an oberso a group and furer, with paul hauser, he was born in 10, i think 880, fought in world war i war, by the time the national socialists came to power, he expressed a desire to serve, went to serve, he was accepted literally in the very first years, he served from the thirty-fourth to the thirty-fifth year, it was he who became the person who created after the murder of rem and after they were defeated. the stormtroopers of reim sabyl were destroyed, he began to create the wafs, this is one of the highest-ranking generals, officers of the wafs and the sss, paul hauser, who commanded such organizations as such wafs divisions as leiptandarte, adolf hitler and so on and so forth. his divisions fought on the kursk bulge. his divisions defended kharkov during the offensive. troops and retreated from there, he fought and carried out battles undermining, he was repeatedly awarded iron crosses, iron crosses with oak leaves and others, others, all these things, when the war ended, he was also cap

theaters, i came to belarus and went to the big ober, opera theaters i watched a lot of opera, welleacher, for vocals, well, he told me , he said that then you can work in opera theaters, well, i assure you, i too, i myself will work in the parishoya theaters in the future. we came to a chinese restaurant called yandy, and we often went here, because chinese food is like home for us, the whole world knows, bermenia is chinese, well, the main dish, and when there is a holiday, chinese people always eat chinese fish on us it's called happiness in my family, i have parents, they work in a bank, i have a sister, they did business, yes, she has a beauty salon, and i have grandparents, well then they also work in a bank, and my parents work in a bank, but only me, but only i are different, my parents sent, sent me to study in belarus, well very, very hard, so, well, me too, well, at first i really miss my family, and my parents, dad , mom and sister, i also miss it very much, well, well, now everything is fine, but i don’t regret that i came, well, because i i think that if i need progres

joining us live now is james ober, lieutenant with the law enforcement division of the california department of fish and wildlife. thank you so much for joining us. james >> thank you for having me. okay. >> so i just wanted to find what crab poaching means in this context is that when you are going out crabbing, fishing illegally, like before the season actually starts, which i think is in three weeks or something, correct? >> so. what we were specifically referring to was people who were taking him during the close season. some people were also taking crabs that if the season was open would be undersized, used, and then some people were taking what would be over limits if the season had been open as well. >> got it. i'm sure this is not a new problem right? >> it is not. >> but what you have noticed, which is new, at least new to me, covering it as a news story is this using uber and other ride sharing apps to kind of get away. talk to us about what you're seeing. >> so one of the nights we saw some people who showed up uh- a couple of people were dropped off from a car. they walked up and

y i have one teacher for vocals, well, he told me, he said that yum what, and then you can work in obers, well, i assure you, i, too, i myself am a future theater worker, we came to a chinese restaurant, called yanziy, and we are often here we went because chinese dishes are like home for us , the whole world knows, bermenia is chinese, well , the main dish, and when there is a holiday, chinese people always eat pemeni, we have chinese traditions, fish is called happiness. my family, my parents, they work in a bank, i have a sister, they did business, and she has a beauty salon, and i have grandparents, well then they also work in a bank, and my parents work in a bank, but only me, i like art, culture, music, but only i’m different, my parents sent me, sent me to belarus to study, well, it’s very, very hard, so, well, i too, well, at first i really miss my family and parents, dad, mom and sister, i also miss it very much, well, that’s all now okay, but i don’t regret that i came to minsk to study, well, because i think that if the future needs progress, well, i need to continue to study

illuminated from that time it belonged to the military department and the first rector of this temple was oberpavel bogdanovich, why is such a rank of obereria a military rank of the military clergy? he is the dean of the 30th infantry division and was already the rector of this church. here. soldiers served in the altar, the choir was also from the personnel of the regiment, it was a completely military temple, from this this regular service began, the soldiers were brought in on sundays, and it turned out that it became such a spiritual center, it was this kind of unity among the military collectives that they somehow fell in love immediately. hell aliaksandranevskaga of the temple of paishla developed a whole network of vaisks. getym had a patreba. the warriors did not destroy our land, but the warriors were helped by the spiritual strength that fell and changed in the churches. the same situation as the alyaksandranevskiy temple was once sent to the military departments. and although pastupova, with the advent of new times, the military churches came the gramadian status became simple, but

the commander of the battalion section was ober charfur ss kaminsky, the grenadier rene gaston ferdererderlivanger battalion. the entire lagoi police force entered the team; already trained people were accepted into the team, those who had collaborated with the occupation authorities since 1941, who knew how to use weapons, and most importantly, participated in punitive actions. joining the ranks of the sss unit, they again took the oath of allegiance to the third reich and hitler. all the servicemen were lined up on the site where the barracks were located, and the unit commander, derelvanger, came out. where the text of the oath was read out in german, the translator translated, each of them repeated the text of the oath after the translators , then they approached the table, where they signed the text of the oath at the end, they said everything that the german said, with their hand raised up, that they were ready to be to end. serve the third reich. in may forty-third batal derlivanger participated in full force in the large-scale punitive operation of cottbus. it was developed in s

sick. and seriously wounded who need surgical operations, all the operating rooms are occupied, oberationssuch a large flow, not a single large hospital in the world can receive so many wounded, every hour there are 30, 50, 100 people waiting, that very hard to save the lives of many of our wounded, these are mostly children... who died, which are common here, there are legs, arms, these are pipes that are unknown. moreover, israel continues to attack the southern part of the sector, today the crew of an israeli tank opened fire on the egyptian military, nine people were injured, an idf spokesman apologized for the accidental incident, but egypt is moving additional tank units to the border with israel, although this is unlikely to lead to escalation. tel aviv from invasion. in front of everything world, claiming to fight barbarism in the name of civilization, but the palestinian people have a rich culture, deeply rooted in history in the future, we are the rightful inhabitants of this land, were occupied for thousands of years by israel, a colonial entity that displaced our people. tel av

were sick, seriously wounded, who needed operations, and all the operating rooms were busy, the oberationot a single large hospital in the world could receive only wounded people, each one now has 30, 50, 100 people passing through. what very it’s hard to save the lives of many of our wounded, these are mostly children who died, who are common here, there are legs, arms. these are pipes that are unknown. moreover, israel continues to attack the southern part of the sector, today the crew of an israeli tank opened fire on the egyptian military, nine people were injured, an idf spokesman apologized for the accidental incident, but egypt is moving additional tank units to the border with israel, although this is unlikely to lead to escalation, this is the situation on the west bank much more explosive, today is the prime minister of palestine. once again warned tel aviv against invading the enclave. the israeli prime minister boasts to the whole world, declaring that he is fighting barbarism in the name of civilization. however, the palestinian people have a rich culture deeply rooted in his

tell you this now too, i won’t take up much time, but it ’s very important, and there was such an obernking generals, officers of wafs and the sss. paul hauser, who commanded such organizations as wafs divisions like leiptandarte, adolf hitler and so on and so forth. his divisions fought on the kursk bulge. his divisions defended kharkov when the soviet troops were advancing and retreated from there. he fought and carried out demolition battles. he was awarded iron crosses and iron crosses many times. with oak leaves and other, other, all these things, when the war ended, he was also captured, but only he was not captured in the soviet zone, but he was captured by the cretans, they say he was in labor camps for 2 years, actually he worked for the british intelligence services, acting as a witness for the prosecution or a witness for the defense for the future trial, but he was not convicted, he was never convicted, ober group inf group ss, who all these... years worked after 1945 in various allied organizations , acting as the person who then created an organization to assist former so

. >> lauren ober it's tai chi is for chip roy wanting someone wh could throw down. here's the problem the gop is frozen, the nominee who cannot necessarily win on the floor so the house lacks a speaker for another day. >> chet pergram life on the hel trade stocks were up-to-date head of consumer inflation data the dow gained 66 the s&p 500 finished ahead 19 and that nasdaq rose 97. the ideological battle on american college campuses offer that middle east war. as we go to brake break, scenes of intense grief as relatives killed at a music festival on saturday. ♪ (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher investments. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure

sss gerhard lindner, grandfather of german health minister karl lonnbach, oberer gruppen führist hartmann-lonterbachson of hitler's personal adjutant. there are leaders of countries whose biography is not overshadowed by the past, while they themselves stained the memory of their ancestors with blood. vladimir zelsky’s grandfather was awarded two. red star. during the war he served as commander of a mortar platoon in the red army. he fought against the nazis. as we see, the past may have another side to the coin. but many world politicians still remember and honor the memory of their ancestors. the grandfather of the president of kazakhstan is a hero of the great patriotic war. kimchena's grandfather fought in ranks of the red army. the ancestor of the president of turkmenistan and azir also went through a glorious military path. heroes of the second world war and relatives of the president of croatia in belarus, the entire leadership of the ministry of defense are descendants of heroes of the great patriotic war, for example, the grandfather of the head of the military department - hero voov, the g

my name is tina nunez ober and i am the managing attorney for the economic crimes unit at the da's office. my team specializes in the investigation and prosecution of various types of fraud. every year we apply for and ■we receive for our workers comp insurance fraud program, a grant from the california department of insurance, part of our grant process is that we obtain this resolution from the board. the grant funds primarily fund our salaries and benefits for da investigators and prosecutors assigned to these very often complex and litigation intensive cases. through this grant, we're able to fund two da investigators and partially fund the salaries of three days insurance fraud impacts every person who lives, works or owns a business in san francisco. as we've seen for consumers, the cost of products rise, the cost of premiums go up for employers, and insurance fraud. it affects the city because the city is self-insured. so we handle many workers. comp fraud refers from the city in addition, workers comp fraud also creates an unfair and unlevel playing field for the honest business ow

humane society celebrated cat a cat ober is what they're calling it.onths from that shelter in burlingame. and you can see here on the screen, some of the cats that are up for adoption and you can adopt a some of the cats. well, there's barley and hops. tessa, the liner cheese so many very cute names. the free adoptions last until the end of october. they're designed to help ease the large cat population at the shelter. if you want a younger cast, you can still do so. but there will be $120 adoption fee. all right. we're going to take a break here. 6 40's the time. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news students in san francisco walk out of school in protest of the war that's breaking out in the middle east. we'll have full details there. and wine lovers are in for a treat. why this year's grape harvest will bring some tasty or wine. >> and today you were getting hot yet again. look at these daytime highs getting well up into the upper 90's for spots like redwood city at 97 degrees saying is that you'll get up to 95 and even some 90's out along

in this regard, we have a problem of such an oberation of proximity, we do not always understand in whichalf, let's remember how much the russian army, russia as such, russian society, a lot of things have changed during this time, russian industry, the russian financial system, i would like to see someone somewhere more then differently and so on, but still. these changes are gigantic, one way or another, and our partners, of course, western ones, are changing , they are also part of the historical process, which pleased richa sunok with his statements that a man is a man, and a woman is a woman, it’s simply incredible, he recently said that the british military will not go to ukraine until the end of the war, it would also seem yes, where is the administration in the white house looking, this trunk is broken, bring a new one, it would seem. yes, nevertheless, the process continues, zelsky is sitting, i remember how he behaved a year and a half ago, and now he is sitting with the eyes of a naughty dog, he says, you know, there, we are advancing, we are advancing, there... the bushes are

how we ober up to the north bay into the 30's, a bit of a frost advisory in place there. >> don't forgettemperatures subfreezing. lot of 40's cover the east bay, a mild 51, san francisco and 40's. meanwhile, down to the south bay. let's get to that humidity level. and this is about the highest it will be all weekend long as the offshore winds kick in there you see them plummet, particularly in the north and east bays with this numbers by tomorrow morning. even still in the 20's at best, even a coastal areas. 35% there, moon bay. so we should normally see this all green, at least around the bay. forget about it. during the day. tomorrow, bone dry. monday morning. even worse, still backing off of a dry atmosphere. by this point. the winds will start subsiding. so the setup is pretty simple here. we've got these offshore winds coming. high pressure is going to settle itself way up towards the northwest here. so windy clear for us. kind of brisk is how call it. even though some readings will still manage in the lower 70's. meanwhile, tahoe, it's a general trend upward. it looks like by the t

loeb ober, republican shutdowns -- >> democrats are the party of shutdown. you guys love shutdowns. >> paul, republican shutdown will cause 12,349 of his constituents their paychecks. o'donnell, 3235 paychecks. eggs, 400 443. mclean, 7286. republican shutdown will cause 5445 of his constituents who will lose their paychecks. indeed, when you add it all up, republicans shutdown will cost 217,583 of their constituents on this committee's paychecks. their income, for who knows how long? let that sink in for a second. those are mothers, fathers, caretakers, brothers, sisters, grandpa's, friends, neighbors, veterans, who won't know how their food or medicine will be paid for or where the money is coming from. many of them vote republican. but i bet you not one of them cares more about hunter biden's laptop or helping kevin mccarthy keep his gig as leader or speaker of his dysfunctional caucus, then they care about receiving their paycheck and making their ends meet. the republicans on this committee are betting that we will spend the hearing engaged in pickering