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paul walker and china will send special representatives of the chinese government for your age and affairs to ukraine and other countries and have in depth communication with all parties on the political settlement of the crisis. so yeah, mutual respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity is the political foundation of china. ukraine relations. so with, in china will continue to facilitate peace talks and will do it share in ceasing hostility and conflicts and restoring peace as soon as possible. dental char stratford has more from keith. we are still a long way off in certainly in ukraine, and amongst many of ukraine's western backers. out of china being seen as an honest, neutral arbiter in potentially trying to bring a lasting piece to this crisis. interestingly, we had already comment from zalinski on his telegram channel, and he said that there was no peace would be found at the expense of territorial compromise. he said no one wants peace more than the ukrainian people we on our land and we are fighting for our future. and interestingly, he said that during this conversation, p

tried to appear neutral in the conflict, but has refused to criticize russia's invasion. lucy, yet paul walker and china will send special representatives of the chinese government for your age and affairs to ukraine and other countries and have in depth communication with all party on the side on the political settlement of the crisis. oh yeah, mutual respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity is the political foundation of china ukraine relations. jonathan, china will continue to facilitate peace talks and will do it share in ceasing hostility and conflicts and restoring peace as soon as possible gentle some. char stratford has more from keith. we are still a long way off in certainly in ukraine, and amongst many of ukraine's western backers. out of china being seen as an honest, neutral arbiter in potentially trying to bring a lasting piece to this crisis. interestingly, we had already comment from zalinski on his telegram channel, and he said that there was no peace would be found at the expense of territorial compromise. he said, no one wants peace more than the ukrainian people we

paul walker, who is the regional health advisor for eastern at southern africa at unit safety george star life and my robbie. could tell you with a story that what makes this cholera outbreak so unusual, given that outbreaks regularly occur in mozambique between october and april. the situation is really very die hard because of many risk factors. the 1st is the projected situation where we have very poor what us annotation and hygiene situations in many parts of the country. but then we are having the psych loans ready that hit the country on earth disease and contaminated water, hooting people out of their normal happy that, that one big risk or the 2nd reason is movement of populations. and you may know in some parts of mozambique, there is also insecurity, making it difficult for us. this is the vaccine effective, other enough doses for the want. i think it's something like 1350000 people. who need it right now? well, i think are not only one was i'm big, but globally and in eastern and south africa, we have issues of mobilizing our vaccines for colorado. and this is our blue hoo

generally done a pretty good job of keeping inflation from getting out of control and i think when paul walkerat was a seminal moment in u.s. history because it was close -- i mean, cash is trash and primaries at 21 1/2% and paying interest on 200 acres on farmland in nebraska when the crops you could produce only cost $80 per acre and caused banks to go broke and i bought some farms from probably the fdic, somebody or other, taking it over and it was just crazy. the country went crazy because they were afraid of cash and they just piled into things and who knows what would have happened if volcker had come along. and it's popular to send money out if you're in politics. if you tell every one of your constituents that they just won the lottery and here's $5,000 or $15,000, something's going to happen you're not going to have more goods and services produced immediately that can sop up that money. you know, it's -- it's fiscal policy in that case and we are spending a lot more than -- our government is spending a lot more than it's taking in and that's a lot of fun if you want to stay in office

walker? >> here. >> commissioner elias you have a client and we have dennis from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the depame

said that she says she thinks act x, scott walker's union reform, the city -- she thinks it's over-- unconstitutional. she's also talked about election maps -- pauld she recuse herself, and if not and she struck down those maps, would you end up with a map that flipped a few house seats and maybe control of congress after the 2024 elections? so i think that's the reason that people outside of wisconsin ought on, ought to be looking at that race. but it is a fascinating one in terms of the supreme court election which are usually very quiet affairs. paul: this is going to turn out to be maybe the most expensive supreme court race in american history, not wisconsin history, millions of dollars pouring in from big dollar donors. the democrats really think this is a chance to turn tide in wisconsin to the make it back into what it was for some years, which is a democratic-leaning state it's now really a swing state. and have you ever heard of a justice who says before the race, before she's on the court, i think this is unconstitutional, these things? if they come before maine i don't know, though, if i will recuse myself, let me think about that. th

criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor so, paul, you know, grand jury says officers were legally justified when they opened fire on jalen walker. we just watched that video and it's not what you see so much as what you hear, right when all the sun and the gunshots just erupt. i don't know what other word there is for it. it is really hard to hear. so when, when? what's your reaction to what the grand jury did not do today, right? they chose not to indict. well the amount of bullets that were fired. it's disturbing to everyone into the late person. you would think. you know, why would they have to fire so many shots, but you have to understand police officers in this day during this time, they're carrying high capacity semi automatic weapons, and so when they take out their weapons and they fire it, they're not shooting one round. just one after another. they're shooting a barrages of rounds. i'm not surprised by the no true bill, meaning that the grand jury refused to find that there was sufficient evidence to move forward because you have to remember a high burden for the prosecution to overcome justification of a police offi

walker? >> here. >> commissioner elias you have a client and we have dennis from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> thank you. they don't like you, that's why. all right. now, vice-president carter-oberstone equipment is working. why don't you call the first matter. >> line item one. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or dpa personnel. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police or dpa personnel, nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but, may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and police and dpa personnel should refrain, however, from entering into any debates or discussion with speakers during public comment.) >> written comments sent via possible tore service to the public safety building, locat

walker. next town up on ballot. that's not coincidence, that's a choice. add candidates all over the place. you know look, some of you in this room may have been a don paulupporter, but let me say this. you can't run for an entire primary saying the election was stolen, then the day after the primary goal of fox news and say i have been studying this come i don't think it was stolen. [laughing] when were you studying it, don, exactly? quietly, privately? i'm going to say in comparison to a cousin not a huge fan of hers either, senator hassan, but when you're the challenger, you got to make the case. bad candidates lose. ten michael in wisconsin, bad candidate. we should've won wisconsin. we want the senate seat. we lose the governorship, and we do that with bad candidates. so you want to avoid this? don't pick bad candidates anymore. and it's that simple. [applause] you know. and let me recommend to you, that donald trump's endorsement is not a great indicator of general election success. [laughing] let's think about it. you know, he comes up with these fake statistics about well, i endorse x number of people in the house and they all one. well they woul