ortiz is is street inspiration still sparkles today. when gun violence tears apart communities, jose ortiz works to to bring separated sides a little bit closer. >> i am not losing hope. if you lose hope, you lose the faith. if you lose faith, you lose eve. lose everything. >> wow. >> reporter: residents want more more officers on the streets. oakland police, like so many other police departments in the bay area and across the country, also facing a shortage of officers. >> they are just trying to make a living. he was so open with you. he has to make a living each and every day. we are talking about more officers, so how do we make that happen? >> reporter: the oakland city council approved of two more police academies. we have not seen the impact yet. i talked with police earlier today and they have more than 40 vacancies vacancies to fill for sworn off. sworn officers. you hear the residents saying they want more officers. the city is trying to do that through the police department and city council. >> and have incentives for officer

she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. but now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder. i believe it self-defense. james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person who found herself in a bad situation. the guy. >> was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz. >> after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators hace since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there's still doing their jobs. goodner is due in court next week. her bail set at 2 million dol

of for more on this, let's now cross live to ortiz, our son of boy ko who's on the forum asana. what is the significance of this russian china agreements about switch in gas to their natural gas payments, to national currencies? you know, when we talk about the de la zation and it's quite a hard term to pronounce, it may sound like a political move aimed against the united states. but one of the things that many foreign participants, and in fact many people involved in the discussions trust is that it's not a, by any means against the united states. it's simply a way of ensuring that both russian and chinese companies, in this case 2 major flagship companies can do business not as usual, but to simplified as much as possible in the aftermath of western sanctions. and this is actually a crucial move in a sense not only for the 2 countries, but also for many other nations, because the chinese are discussing similar moves with, for example, saudi arabia, which traditional is considered one of america's main economic and military allies . and this is really part of a larger trend, a

the facility ortiz kellum open house, will not un security council. the 15 member body that leads the united nations convened a meeting to discuss security at a nuclear facility that is facing ongoing ukrainian bombard, you know, the representative of the international atomic energy agency. went over 7 principles of agreement about preventing a disaster in this area. wearing nuclear facility and a power facility continues to be bombard. here's one of his 7 principal b, e, a. safety standards and nuclear security guidance established the principles requirements and recommendations for nuclear safety and security that are to be applied to protect people and the environment from the harmful effects of ionizing radiation. the i. e. a safety standards and nuclear security guidance outlines the next steps, including the urgent establishment of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. the representative of russia took to the floor of the un security council and emphasized that the report was very neutral. and it was very specific in terms of the fact t

is that goodner and ortiz were involved in an intimate relationship. in fact, investigators say goodner picked ortiz up who also lives in oakley and brought her to his house before opening fire. i think the police have done their due diligence and if they got they got last week goodner was arrested and booked into jail for murder. >> this week, the contra costa county district attorney's office charged her with that trying to use it. it is a friend and lawyer james harrington lives next door to she's a good she she helped. >> a lot people. >> he shoots you care in 10 believes goodner feared for her guy. >> was coming over. causing problems. i hope were out. shoot good. there is due in court next week. her bail set at 2 million dollars in oakley, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> an update now to a story we brought you last night. the motorcyclist hit and killed by a bart train after being thrown off his bike and oakland has been identified as 35 year-old alvin monroe. the crash happened just outside the 19th street bart station in downtown oakland. auth

mister ortiz deserves just so as not to jeopardize its case in port tennant. robert robert says his department will withhold the video that investigators say makes clear this is a murder case. >> he says investigators knew the night of the killing that goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but police became suspicious of good news story. once it was determined that who were intimately involved and that she picked up and drove ortiz to her house before shooting and killing him near the front door was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her attention was, roberts says if she was being abused, there are legal avenues she could have pursued to get help. >> which includes reporting a violation of the restraining order was a mandatory must arrests for violation of domestic violence, restraining orders that california law. >> so this is >> the last thing we would want to see happen in an incident like this year's bail remains 2 million

republics have called for an immediate vote on whether they should become a permanent policy of russia. ortiz and what are the guys the f has more details. this is 8 years after both regions voted hosted referendums on independence on leaving ukraine. what followed was 8 years of civil war for friendless shelling and this year, you know, this is pushed people over the years to seek security from russia. they have their bag, they have appealed to russia to protect them and also to let them join. this isn't anything new, it's what, what is new is that they have appealed, officially to the heads of their states to hold referendums in the near term and to join russia once had for all which would, which would carry all sorts of consequences at would certainly be seen as an escalation, because now ukraine wouldn't be at war with, with just the pro, the republics, the breakaway republics of lugens can the next but also against russian territories . and the europe and the united states natal nations would be supplied weapons, rockets, miss alt to ukraine, to wage war against russian territory. so sud

so far, ortiz don quarter has more known. why? so few ships have been gone for countries in real need. but the rest, sailing to richer nations brave commander, the un chartered ship carrying ukrainian weights to east africa. it's finally arrived in judy and since august 14th, the western mainstream media has been hyping it up to no. and the united nations chartered ship brave commander will depart ukraine for africa in coming days after it finishes loading more than $23000.00 metric tons of wheat in the ukrainian port of p. n. e. a. u n. official said the vessel, the 1st specially chartered by the u. n. s. world food program to unblocked food shipments stuck after russia's invasion of ukraine, will head towards a booty from where the grain will be transported to ethiopia. the restarting of food aid from ukraine could mark a major turning point in the fight against worsening global hunger. we heard about it again on the 16th of august, and then again on the 18th of august and 2 days after that, the un secretary general praised its

she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense.ut now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder, i believe shows defense james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person. we found herself in a bad situation. the guy i was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators have since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there's still doing their jobs. goodner is due in court next week. her bail set at 2 million dollars in oak

she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. but now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder, i believe shows defense james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person. >> we found herself in a bad situation. the guy i was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz. >> after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators have since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and >> we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there's still doing their jobs. goodner is due in court next week. her bail set at 2 million do

lieutenant robert says goodner filed the restraining order against ortiz but also failed to mention thatdly night. >> that she was the one who picked him up in town and drove into her home on west cypress road before opening fire out front was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her intention was despite good news, friends and family defending her actions as a response to abuse. lieutenant robert says through extensive interviews and crucial video evidence the department will not release at this time. >> he says it's clear this is not in second defense. get evidence to review evidence. >> and they do the it sometimes just takes time. but you always want to make sure you get it right. goodner is due in court thursday. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 a hearing for the man accused of molesting cain velasquez's 4 year-old relative has been delayed until november. >> harry goularte made a brief virtual appearance in a santa clara county court today where a judge reset the

she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. but now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder. i believe it self-defense. james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person who found herself in a bad situation. the guy. >> i was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz. >> after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators have since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there's still doing their jobs. goodner is due in court next week. her bail set at 2 million d

the pencil mines, which have been scattered across residential areas by the ukrainian military ortiz, among concert reports from the ground. xanax trauma sensor continues to receive wounded civilians to this morning. another woman was wounded here in don't ask not far away from this hospital. she received her injuries to her arm. thankfully, her daughter was very close to her and called an ambulance issues, promptly delivered here to the hospital and the doctors did everything to save her arm right now. i will talk to her and she will tell me about what happened. yes, one of them would look signal don, when i was walking to work, when the blast suddenly came, a piece of shrapnel hit my arm, the doctors pulled it out and i will be on sick leave. now. i was treated quickly without a cue and everything is all right now, daughters at the desk, a trauma center, i working 24, a 7 in order to help the a wounded patience look ready to put alsa. some of them are arriving not in ambulances, so their relatives are bringing them here by themselves. according to the head of the local trauma sensor

lieutenant robert says goodner filed the restraining order against ortiz but also failed to mention that deadly night that she was the one who picked him up in town and drove into her home on west cypress road before opening fire out front was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out court down the road. of what made her intention was despite good years, friends and family defending her actions as a response to abuse. lieutenant robert says through extensive interviews and crucial video evidence the department will not release at this time. >> he says it's clear this is not in just 5 except defense. get evidence to review evidence. >> do the interviews it's sometimes just takes time. but you always want to make sure you get it right. goodner is due in court thursday. >> philippe djegal kron. 4 >> well, the 3 children airlifted to the hospital after a car hit them in any act last friday still remain in serious condition. it happened on september 16th on the corner of manzanita way and sycamore drive. investigat

here's ortiz, who st. i ad were with more was since they looked upon us. the banks are being stormed in lebanon. several have been attacked by depositors demanding that they receive their savings. customers are threatening to set banks on fire to use weapons and further escalate the situation so that the rights will be upheld. a little more de installing. we are the depositors outcry association, and we are declaring war and these liberties banks. after 3 years of peaceful means, our demons have not been met. so on the contrary, the government is trying to impose a law to control the capital there, and legitimize the embezzlement of the depositors funds. we are not going to remain idle. i mean, they're trying to turn us into criminals, but we are seeking to uphold arise as we are trying to get money back. no, i'm up. the said all the escalation is creating panic and confusion among bank workers and has prompted the national banking association to completely shut those establishments for 3 days. the interior ministry has called for an emergency meeting to d

she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. but now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder. i believe it shows james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person who found herself in a bad situation. the guy. >> i was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz. >> after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators have since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and >> we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police for its thorough investigation. that just tells you they're still cups out. there's still doing their jobs. goodner is due in court next week. her bail set at 2 millio

she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder. i believe it self-defense. james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person who found herself in a bad situation. the guy. >> was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz. >> after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators have since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before kil ing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there's still doing their jobs. goodner is due in court next week. her bail set at 2 million dollars

continuing attacks on the facility that surroundings by ukrainian forces, according to local officials, ortiz been following the team experts assess the evidence of shelly, the special monitoring miss, you know, international atomic energy agency. they are just finishing their wrapping up their visit to the facility behind me. you can see with glossy. he's surrounded by his colleagues and a lot of press now, i mean, we've been following the delegation for quite a while. we've seen everything that they've been shown and they've been thrown quite a lot basically, they've been show of the devastation. they've been shown every single greater left by the days of relentless shelling of the power plant. this is your final sport. it's a very heavy height. you can't see it really because of the amount of press and down under the employees over the ice age, but there's a massive rocky. thank you right there, which is being shown to mr. crossing even that as we were getting to the station we did see black smoke rising from the facility. the shelling did indeed the top. when the delegation just went, the

all right, well, we're going across live now to ortiz maria phenomena for the latest from was pakistan . hi there, maria. so the meeting between potent and chinese leader seizing ping has been focusing as been the focus of this multinational summit. how does that, how's it going? yeah, hi dawn. i have to say that the tete a tete between the litters of russia and china has been among the most anticipated during the as seo summit here in o z. becky, stand for c 8 is the 1st in person meeting in a very long time. the to has discussed, of course, the regional issues bilateral relations. but what is even may be more important global matters. a lot has been sad about in you world in which the west and its institutions and alliances are losing their influence and trust. hand to seem in general, to be in decline, you'd just heard wide more potent. let's take a listen to what the chinese leader has to say about that. does your job in, in the face of on pros to that had colossal change us on the global scale. we are ready with our rush and colleagues to show an example of responsible world polic

mister ortiz deserves just so as not to jeopardize its case in port tennant. robert robert says his department will withhold the video that investigators say makes clear this is a murder case. >> he says investigators knew the night of the killing that goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but police became suspicious of good news story. once it was determined that who were intimately involved and that she picked up and drove ortiz to her house before shooting and killing him near the front door was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her attention was, roberts says if she was being abused, there are legal avenues she could have pursued to get help. >> which includes reporting a violation of the restraining order was a mandatory must arrests for violation of domestic violence, restraining orders that california law. >> so this is >> the last thing we would want to see happen in an incident like this year's bail remains 2 million

dertment of the navy the norable gina ortiz jones send undersecretary of the airport forceepartment of the air forc for thank you all for joining us. we'll begin with you mr. camara low with your opening remarks. >> thank you chairwoman sphere,a ranking mber gallagher, distinguished members of this mmittee. thk you for the opportunity to appearepreseing t army the army's one number one priority is its people. our soldiers, civians rirees and their families, our focus remas on taking care of our people. treating it with dignity and spect promoting a culture where everyonean servee and trt those who can serve with them. armymy leadershipas concerned b1 the fy 21 on sexual assault in the military grade revealed significant increase in the prevalence of sexual assault in cline and trust in the militaryystem to deal with those problems. put simply, despite manyearsea of prior effort to address this challenge, we are not what we want to be. this i why the army has fundentally change its approach. the murder of specialist indendent review committee reportde, we have taken unprecedented steps

. >> the night she shot and killed. 51 year-old ruben ortiz outside her home on west cypress road.s a sad case because she is a 74 year-old woman. >> it is but the family, mister ortiz deserves just so as not to jeopardize its case in port tennant. robert robert says his department will withhold the video that investigators say makes clear this is a murder case. >> he says investigators knew the night of the killing that goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but police became suspicious of good news story. once it was determined that who were intimately involved and that she picked up and drove ortiz to her house before shooting and killing him near the front door was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her intention was roberts says if she was being abused, there are legal avenues she could have pursued to get help. >> which includes reporting a violation of the restraining order was a mandatory must arrests for violation of domestic violence, restra

is that goodner and ortiz were involved in an intimate relationship. in fact, investigators say goodner picked ortiz up who also lives in oakley and brought her to his house before opening fire. i think the police have done their due diligence and if they got they got last week goodner was arrested and booked into jail for murder. >> this week, the contra costa county district attorney's office charged her with that trying to use it. it is a friend and lawyer james harrington lives next door to she's a good she she helped. >> a lot people. >> he shoots you care in 10 believes goodner feared for her guy. >> was coming over. causing problems. i hope were out. shoot good. there is due in court next week. her bail set at 2 million dollars in oakley, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> an update now to a story we brought you last night. the motorcyclist hit and killed by a bart train after being thrown off. his motorcycle in oakland has been identified as 35 year-old alvin monroe. that crash happened just outside the 19th street bart station in downtown oaklan

what is ortiz saying under oath? >> yeah.d, it's something that i have never seen like it in my 31-year career in border patrol, and it's a memo that says, hey, when title 42 is suspended -- and, by the way, remember, the only reason it is still in place is because responsible public safety-minded a.g.s, florida and so many others, sued to stop it. because we knew, the border's already chaotic. elizabeth: but we've got ortiz on tape. let's listen. watch this. >> since priding was elected, does this document indicate that alien ares illegally indicate the united states perceive that they will be able to enter and remain in the united states? >> yes. >> is the crisis that is currently ongoing at the southern border making the border less safe for americans and aliens alike? >> yes. >> so if migrant populations believe that they're going -- they're, there are not going to be consequences, more of them will come to the border. is that what you're saying? >> there is an assumption that if my grant populations are told that there's

ortiz jones you are looking for five minutes. >> afternoon chairs. making memory gallagher and distinguished members of the subcommittee, they stand for the opportunity to appear before you today. i submitted testimony on behalf of the department of the air force so i will keep my opening remarks brief to allow ample time for your questions that a primitive air force is committed to supporting our service members and families and removing every barrier to service we will continue to strive to ensure that anyone who is eligible, ready and willing to support and defend the constitution has the opportunity to serve to their full potential. while there have been important policy changes to impart the leadership of the subcommittee we are frankly not made enough progress in preventing or reducing sexual assault and sexual harassment and the military. the bottom line we love what we do. our airman, guardian and their families are the greatest competitor advantage, we do not have time or talent to lose. sexual assault sexual harassment undermine our litholo

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or at ortiz acres, donna reporting, live from the capitol of our mania. thanks for bringing us those updates. that's all the news we got for this. our stay tuned for more and just about 30 minutes here on our to international ah, subarus is one of the most beautiful cities in russia's far east. ah, it sits on the river that runs along the russia, china buena. that was for many years the far eastern capital. ah, there is no shortage of historical sites here. the officers club is one of them. this is where in december 19, 4912 members of japan's quinton army stood trial. mm. that was the only time walk criminals have ever been tried for creating a biological weapon and testing it on. mm .

african president asked joe biden, not penalize african countries for having russia as a partner. ortiz corroborate, let, that let takes us through the 2 countries. rocky relationship, the united states and south africa are coming together again. yet the world views could not be any further upon. this is the 2nd high level meeting between the 2 country, preceded by us secretary of saint anthony blinking his visit here on the continent . last month. has us president joe biden found in south africa leader settled on plaza and man to do his africa, bidding everyone's up to buy favor and the africa with $54.00 countries, massive voting power in the united nations. more or less split where south africa was neutral. a few countries, formerly opposed sanctions and condemnation of russia and the un. some were pro western. it is one of those periods where doubles your politics has a sort of tectonic shifts and the decline of the west european chaos, the u. k. out of europe, the desperation of europe to get fossil fuels from africa at the same time, they pretend that they care about climate chang

this, as the west puts the blame on russia for global food course is due to the war you grain ortiz, folks to mozambique some buses that russia who says the food security problem has been long, been an issue and is not due to the conflicts. food crisis is area, it started area from the this conflict, and therefore we need to find a solution of course and in the war. the conflict is one of the ways of solving the crisis foot crisis in the world. but let us not attached to the foot crisis to the conflict. it's a, it's a wrong way of analyzing the program. the e u has finally shows true colors with its priorities in the midst of the hunger crisis and is not looking at the solutions that are growing right out in the fields . when earlier this week, the european union failed to prioritize food security over fuel supplies. the block decided to keep burning the equivalent of 15000000 loaves of bread and thousands of tons of sun fowl every single day to field cars and trucks. as a low remains in force, allowing food crops to be used as a bio feel adjusted, expert at oxford, international lab

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and what we saw there was, according to the normal standards of elections, or earlier ortiz that remind cars, or if he's been following the vote in don. yes, to his through the latest from the polling stations. well after or 4 days of the referendum, which was held by mulberry referendum groups that were going from house to house, asking people to ho terrans who we saw a really high number is actually at least 86 percent of the voters here. that as people's republic half cast their ballots. and finally on the 5th day, how pulling stations like this one have opens up. and so of course this is absolutely free will, of course to turn out in old regions that are holding the referendum has been really great. everyone has passed their 50 percent a threshold. and that means that the referendum had been declared valid on the old territories. ain't done boston's upper osha and in the care san as, as well. people are turning out to vote in the referendum here and, and s people's republican la guns and here san ins, pearl. yet, despite the fact that ukrainian nationalist are constantly trying to d

ref, russia, both due to be held at the same time between september 23rd and the 27th join is now ortiz and laura garcia. my thanks for jennifer. this is certainly a major development. i can take us through the implications while the air, the implications, ah, anyone's guess at this point. because there are all sorts of little details, little details that are going to have to be sorted out. the financial systems, the law systems in the nets can lugens people's republic. republics, how they will mesh with russia. that is, of course, if the people of logan's can the nearest vote to join russia, which of course, the expectation is that they will. 8 was somewhat of a surprise that they chose to announce the these referendums after the civil chambers of both breakaway republics, which russia recognized as independence earlier the ship after they appeal to their heads to announce these referendums here in carol southern region as well as ne brings up at osha region. we have also been hearing about referendums, but there is no concrete dates yet. here in san it is already been announced that t

stay change for the maximum about to create moving now to ortiz special coverage on the referendums. in the dorm bus republics, often it's annual guns and to ukrainian regions. supper voice. yeah. and has on it's the 4th day of voting as locals to 5, whether they want the homeland to become part of russia. ah turn out in the referendums, underway in the guns and the nets. republics, as well as in ukraine's upper body and has on regions, has a past the crucial 50 percent threshold. meaning that moscow will not recognize the areas and the outcome as valid. officials say the turnout on the 3rd day in the look, guns for public was 75 percent with over a 1000000 residents having cast their vote and they're done in the dynette republic . it was more than 77 percent. while a clear majority of the legible voters cast their ballots in the upper warship region. western countries have denounced the referendums and said that they will refuse to recognize them. artes women cosser of has been following international observers documenting the referendum in the internet for public, from where he sen

so low course decision as one of quote, robbing women of an education ortiz room. jan sharma has the story in the south and in state of karnataka. in february this, your muslim students wearing a jobs were stopped from entering their college. the students argued against that decision, calling it a while asian of their fundamental rights. but the states high court upheld the ban on muslim women wearing good jobs and educational institutes. the court said the prescription of a school uniform is a reasonable restriction and that students can not object to wit. it's already been a challenge to then go to school in the muslim community in india, wearing at his job to allow them to do so. now the cotton india dorothy young, muslim, goes to make a terrible choice between education and what they see as their feet. now, the keys has reached in del supreme court and its decision which is expected in the coming days, would have a big impact. if the cut market that government section is approved that you can are banned the he job in educational institutions, then i do suspect that many other sta

and the relentless shelling by key and forces ortiz egleston. authentic. this report from the city of la ganske, as the counting of the votes, is now over. it was a very emotional day for all the full regions that were taking part in the referendum. as all of them overwhelmingly chose to say yes to russia and well, no to you, craig, but see you have to understand that a parent and your son are relatively new to this family of well regions that were seeking to join their big brother instead of the da nets, callaghan people's republics, they have walked a very thorny and difficult road towards this day. there were fighting for the right to be heard. of course, it's all about the people here and well they did not shy away from sharing their true emotions with journalists elsewhere. and i'm really happy. we've come a long way and i've been waiting for it for ages. gordon gordon. no one forces us to come. you can see it yourself, people come voluntarily, i'm so happy. i'm about to cry. the word in them for i think the ref ransom was more than successful and com

and with more on the bill and the current state of us, chinese relations has ortiz, caleb morphine. now you would think that was tensions rising in the pacific. all parties involved would be doing everything possible to de escalate the situation. however, that does not seem to be the case. we have a new bill passing for the senate foreign relations committee and that bill is seen as a rather intense escalation with china. it provides a $6500000000.00 to taiwan in military aid. it names taiwan is a major, non nato us ally and it expedite arm sales to the government on taiwan. now there were 5 senators who did oppose the bill. the most vocal of them was us sen, rand paul, of kentucky. this is not a time to radically changed logs, timing policy without an appreciation of the consequences that may follow. now those 5 senators were out voted and it appears this bill is moving ahead. it is last the senate foreign relations committee, now it'll be up to the rest of the u. s. congress to determine whether or not they want to pass it into law. and then jill biden will have to decide whether

african president asked joe biden not to punish african countries for having russia as a partner. ortiz, corolla. butler takes us through the 2 countries walkie relationship. the united states and south africa are coming together again. yet there won't views could not be any further upon. this is the 2nd high level meeting between the 2 countries. preceded by u. s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln's visit here on the continent last month. has you as president joe biden found in south african leda settled on plaza, a man to do his africa? biddy washington is aware, the changing of the dynamics to the old world order, and one south africa to be at the point base here on the continent. the u. s. is expected to entice lamazzo with increased investment and trait, a global power play to neutralize the bricks and russian influence on the continent . but power is exactly what south africa needs right now. the country's crippling power cuts have intensified and will curtail, grows in the continents 2nd largest economy. while the americans and the europeans continue to pressure south africa to

civilians are been injured by so called butterfly landmines, which can cripple people in seconds. ortiz, roman coast of census, this report from the city of genetic artillery is not the only danger. facing the people here in the nest. ukrainian army have also been using so called petal mines, or butterfly mines against the civilians here in de nest. this is what they look like, completely unnoticeable to the naked eye. and if a person is steps on this mine, it will make that person for life. now, i can pick this one up because this is a merely an imitation. but you can see what it looks like. it's very small, it, it can fit in the palm of my hand. and once again is completely unnoticeable over the last 6 months. more than 60 people have been maimed for life by stepping on to a small petal. mine like this injuries our limbs, people's lives that have been completely torn off. according to local authorities, there are still thousands of these anti personnel mines around the nest people's republic that have not yet been discovered right now there warning all of the population to be very, ve

this includes the tragedy in odessa, where 42 people were killed by ukrainian nationalists. ortiz, mariah garcia, takes us through those 8 years of waiting. any way you look at it's, this is going to be a historic referendum. the bay geopolitical make up of the u. p. and continent is like a going to change. and people to go to be asked after i had a very simple deceptively simple question. what flag would they like to live under? but alignment did middleton says public than mustn't the parliament of the a ganske added an escrow publics. and the registrations of these upper rogia and her son regents have made a decision to carry out a referendum about their future. and they appealed to us, russia to support this decision. we would like to emphasize we will do everything to provide safe conditions to hold a referendum so that they could express their will and make the decision about their future guns could than yet made their choice years ago, in 2014, shocked by the rise of ukrainian nationalists who sent tanks and jets to suppress the pro russian east. they held a referendum and voted to

be, quote, collaborates as had been posted on telegram, along with cause for violence against them. ortiz elliot between co reports last week saw dramatic changes on the ukraine. chessboard washing force is positioned in parts of the heart of region were sent south to help on the battlefield. in dawn bass, this allowed key of to regain control of these rather vast areas over here, mainstream outlets were quick to report on what they called a major success by the gradient army. however, how key of pretty much immediately began to treat some locals. there has fallen on deaf ears while i was in, you know, to me with a forced to leave their homes. but now all are well aware that not everyone was able to get out and they will now be repressed. ukrainian, nazis will not quit attempting to filter the population population as they so claim the ukrainian people, which they say is not like the russian people. the question then is why do they exterminate their own people the ukrainians, just like they do the russians? when the russian troops moved in, in february this year, locals had 3 options for

yes, from ortiz, roman costa, of roman, big day to day. what can we expect from the final day of polling now? well after or 4 days of the referendum, which was held by more bell referendum groups that were going from house to house, asking people to a we saw a really high number is actually at least 86 percent of the voters here that as people's republic half cast their ballots, and finally, on the 5th day, how appalling stations like this one have opens up. you can see behind me, people standing in line and voting her, putting their applications. you can see there are no soldiers with a k 40 sevens as standing over there. and sands, of course, this is sampson early of free will, of course to turn out in old regions that are holding the referendum has been really great. everyone has passed their 50 percent a threshold. and that means that the referendum had been declared valid on the old territory is in don, boston's upper osha and in the care san as, as well. now, there are also at least 6 hundreds of falling stations open in russia as we

i made battles following a ukrainian counter offensive in the region. ortiz more ad gazda of went from behind from behind the front line to the city of scuttle of skin. her song, the russian national guard behind the front lines. they wage a different kind of war. fresh intelligence is coming. ukrainian nationalist part of a sleeper cell has given himself away. national guard sped that yet the go ahead. well, do you have anything illegal? no. stay down, hands behind your head. with hands up with some of the bay. they asked me to keep an eye on something back there by the gate. the bottom. you know, what do you have if this my have no idea? i didn't even have a look. this is get a sapir edgar, that these are our g d, 5 grenades, 2 f, one grenades. also 210 rounds of 5.45 caliber ammunition. in almost every case. the excuse is the same. someone asked them till what shall weapon or a bomb cache for a couple of days. it almost every case comes out. they live in crane is waging a massive terror campaign. in areas it is abandoned loss here has opted for car bombings, assassinations, and tara

the 5 days of voting will continue until tuesday. host of ortiz worlds apart. ox on a boy, go join my colleague, worry sushi earlier in the studio to discuss the timing and significance of the upcoming referendums. there is massive significance, historically geopolitically, but what i would focus on is the military significance. because essentially, by supporting this referenda, what russia is saying is, well, it's, i think, a nice trolling of nato charter, an attack against them will be an attack against us that completely changes the way this military operation will be perceived both in moscow and hopefully in the west as well, because it will allow russia to use different kinds of armaments. it will allow russia to use different kinds of strategies, and i hope it will impact decision making on the western side as well. because, you know, ascending weapons to, to be fired against what russia considers its own territory. is something different . it certainly seems like putin is up in the anti right now as well. and very consciously on and on i was what you were blinking in america wa

and we kick off with ortiz, a special coverage of the referendum in the don bus and 2 other regions as the 3rd day of voting wrapped up, locals are deciding whether or not they went to succeed from ukraine and joined russia. ah. for the referendum in against republic is now recognized as having taken place. as officials say that turn out on the 3rd day upholding is 76 percent with over 1000000 of the residents casting their votes in the done yes republic. the referendum has also passed the 50 percent milestone with over $800000.00 voting on their future. the west has labeled the referendums as a sham and we refuse to recognize the results. we got opinions from international observers who visited a number of pulling stations of the 3 days. what i have seen, it says pretty good is going. all right. you know, in western media, they say all the time when soldiers are there and trying to force people to fall to, well, i didn't see that. okay. honestly, i expected to see a different situation that people panicking being scared to vote. but i see voters calmly coming to express their well bei

as now, cross lied to ortiz, maria finacialow, who is in the city. maria, what can we expect from the summit and bloody me? putins visitor? yeah, hi peter. yes. wideman potent has arrived to some or to come to a knows the pakistan to attend the summit of the shunt hi corporation organization . this will be the biggest gathering yet in the as ceos. more than 20 year history, 15 world leaders are expected to join the hot discussion on regional and global issues, as well as on ways to move away from a western centric world order. as the, as seo is fortunate, had to be a leading power in military strategic, economic and other fields globally, we are expecting a big number of tampa. tad's wide mer putting. he's going to sit with his counterparts from china, india, as it by john turkey and other states. we hear that with mr. adler gon putin is going to discuss russian gas supplies, in particular, partial payments in russian rubles and turkish lee rose. for mister c, it is expected to be the 1st in person meeting in a long time. let's now listen to how impo

your honor, this is case number 132 on the calendar in the matter of glass/ortiz vs. you're welcome, judge. the parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: you are mr. glass? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and this is your girlfriend? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: you have one child together. >> mm-hmm. >> i have one child. >> judge judy: you have one child? not yours? >> not my child. >> judge judy: mr. glass, you came and rented an apartment from the defendants. >> yes. >> judge judy: what month? >> in the end of february, so it was for march. >> judge judy: what was the rent on the apartment? >> it was 1,300, plus a month and a half security, your honor. >> judge judy: and how much money did you give them? >> 1,950 plus 1,300. so that should be 3,250. >> judge judy: and you moved in in march? >> yes, about march 16th to be exact. >> judge judy: where had you been living prior to that? >> i was staying with my mother, and she was staying at [bleep] mlk. >> judge judy: do both of you work? >> yes. >> judge judy: so this was the first time y

for several weeks now, the efforts have been unsuccessful and here is losing thousands of soldiers. ortiz mike garcia, brings us this report. a mast ukrainian military formation, almost 300 troops, backed by dozens of tanks and armored vehicles. launch as a surprise attack on a russian held village in camps on region. but the defenders were waiting. ah, rockets, me solved. shells rained down on the ukrainian offensive bodies, piled the fields quickly, stalls, and turns into a route. before them they ran those who could get away. they left behind their dead and wounded. they also abandoned their vehicles, armored personnel carriers, fire support vehicles and a tank all of this in just one battle. why would look bohlin? their morale is broken and the prisoners confirm this. so they say they don't want to fight. yesterday, he was a plumber. today's, he's given a gun and told to fight or they don't want to fight. they don't know how to earn due to security concerns. we have been asked not to name the settlement where the battle took place. it is still too dangerous to visit, but abandoned ukr