we call it phoenix. phoenix. let's call him fenik in russian. yes.is character and his behavior at home. at home he is very active and, in principle, quite affectionate compared to other foxes. how did you come up with the idea of ​​keeping a fox at home? well, once upon a time, i saw them on tv. yeah. and fell in love. where did you get it? he's a desert beast. yes, but they are sold in russia. yes. i searched for a long time, interviewed people, and found the owners. well, our phoenix pinched, of course, she has something, you see, for now is he not very comfortable with what he eats? we feed her with food, but of course, natural food is better. do you feed him dog food or cat food? no, dog, dog food. what does peter eat? petersburg dog food, cat food is too high in protein for them, that is, lyseps, dog food is better digestible for them. yeah, okay, so when you girls leave home, do your pets stay running around the apartment, or do you lock them up? we have an aviary. phoenix is ​​the same. things like this happen to them, the cat is playing and

he is committed.ecember of 2022o phoenix where i joined so many of you as well as c.e.o.im cook, to talk about the historic investments of the chips and sciences act to make chips here in phoenix. tonight pat is building the field of dreams. and i announce a partnership in one of the largest investments of semi conductors in the united states ever. the new landmark agreement between my administration intel and up to $8.5 billion. it's a smart investment. that is paired■m with over $100 million including $30 billion in arizona and $30 billion in ohio. among the largest private investment. we w■él modernize and expand existing ones in arizona, ohio, new mexico and oregon and coin20,000 construction jobs, my of which will be union jobs. hat clear. everybody has a right to organize and have their laborri. look, it's also to support 10,000 manufacturing jobs. 3,000 right here in phoenix wit0 a year and don't always require college degrees. that's a change. and the facilities won't just manufacture regular semi conductors but will make theignd chips. each chip -- it blows my mi

thank you joke uh, let me introduce our next guest here, john phoenix, joins us now, john phoenix is the founder and editor and chief at showa.org.uk, john phoenix, welcome to economic divide, um, you know, uh, the different sectors. that's been affected by uh this uh onslot, the tech sector is the one that stands out the most and uh it's something that's been repeated, it was not doing well before the onslot however and of course we've seen how uh they're now doing much worse, investor confidence is lost in that industry, how can this sector hope for any recuperation, how can they uh begin even think that they can uh attract investments uh when this onslot has not even not only ended but that it may continue. on the political side to impact the sector, the the record show show us that the main product on technology was actually promoted in the europe and parts of middle east is the markava, the the their tank which is proven failing on the front in gaza, this obviously without going through the technical details of the tank was actually supposed to be an advanced. best tank on the w

in december of 2022, i came to phoenix where i joined so many of you as well as c.e.o.ple, tim cook, to talk about the historic investments of the chips and sciences act to make chips here in phoenix. tonight pat is building the field of dreams. and i announce a partnership in one of the largest investments of semi conductors in the united states ever.landmark agreement between my administration intel and up to $8.5 billion. it's a smart investment. and that's being paramedic with over $100 million including $30 billion in arizona and $30 billion in ohio. rights one of the largest private investor organization. and we'll expand them in ohio, mexico and oregon and combined will create more than 20,000 jobs. and i want to make that clear. everybody has a right to organize and have their labor protected. look, it's also to support 10,000 manufacturing jobs. 3,000 right here in phoenix with salaries averaging over $100,00c a year and don't always require college degrees. that's a change. and the facilities won't just manufacture regular semi conductors but will make the mos

he told crowd of workers in phoenix that the agreement, quote, isn't just about investing in america.t's about investing in the american people as well. here are the president's comments. ee the president: hello, hello, hello. by the way, your dad isabout un. your dad is right. unions built the middle class, wall street didn't, unions did. n and union sheet metal worker, proud member of the navajo nation, you'll be building the ariz the future.rizona and thank you, governor hobbs, she had to leave but thank for you welcoming me to and procedure dedication for people of the fourth district. while we couldn'there today because the vote in washington, i want to thank senator mark kelly doing an incredible job and a real champion with the noun2(me and mayor kate. where is thank you. you're an incredible mayor and doing a great job and i'll behave. i'll behave. we're also joined by one of the brightest women -- man or woman i've known, jean armando, our secretary of commerce. i'm not joking about that. in fact, the c.e.o. of intel, aaron butler, president of arizona building trades. what a

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we allwer to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you

phoenix castro was just 3 months old when she died of fentanyl poisoning in may 2023.s say both police and child protective services responded to the apartment several times in the months before the child died but never removed baby phoenix from the home. 18-month-old winter reo also died of fentanyl poisoning in her parent's san jose home. records show she had 15 times the lethal amount of fentanyl in her blood. her parents are facing charges in connection with her death. in response to those deaths state senator dave cortezi has introduced new legislation to establish statewide policies to protect the state's youngest children from fentanyl exposure. >> clearly we're starting to see incidents and in some cases fatal like with baby phoenix where anything we can do to establish best practices, guidelines what to do, what not to do and export that across 58 counties so all of california is treating this the same way as a crisis that it is. >> reporter: cortese says he wants state health leaders to focus on determining when it's appropriate for children under 5 to return

a technological college and phoenix boarding school opened in the village of vysokaya. alexander laktionov. this building is in the village of vysokoe, an architectural monument of the 19th century, part of the ensemble count's estate of the sheremetyevs. almost 100 years ago, the facility was adapted as an agricultural technical school. once upon a time it thundered throughout the entire area. for many years, it provided agricultural personnel not only for the smolensk region. however, recently the story of the oldest. the susa region was gradually sliding towards sunset, in 2020 the last intake of students was held, for elena taburchenko, this place has truly become a second home, the teacher of technical disciplines has been working here all her life, she started as a laboratory assistant in the early nineties and, as they say, i got attached to the fact that the educational institution could be closed, i didn’t want to believe it at all, it was real. from now on, the historical site in high regard is a technological college and part of the phoenix boarding school ly

phoenix tv. the australian _ thank you. phoenix tv. the australian foreign - thank you. phoenix tv.ster penny wong talking about the potential lift on wine tariffs. not giving away toys just yet but we know that australia's parameter minister anthony albanese has said the move of the chinese tariffs australian wine will be on the agenda when they meet. i spoke earlier with they meet. i spoke earlier with the head of trade policy at the hunter condition and she said the tariffs have been put in place were not necessary for economic reasons.— economic reasons. there is really a _ economic reasons. there is really a signal _ economic reasons. there is really a signal of _ economic reasons. there is really a signal of political . really a signal of political displeasure that china was trying to send to australia, but it was actually a larger argument that australia, that china was making about meddling in what china saw as its own internal affairs, so it wasn't just for australia, it was for the broader western community but australia ended up in the cross hairs.— cross hairs. and how d

phoenix castro was just 3 months old when she died of fentanyl poisoning in may 2023.officials say both police and child protective services responded to the apartment several times in the months before the child died. but never removed baby phoenix from the home. 18-month-old winter reyo also died of fentanyl poisoning in her parent's san jose home. records show she had 15 times the lethal amount of fentanyl in her blood. her parents are facing charges in connection to her death. >> we just introduced a bill. >> reporter: in response to those deaths, state senator dave cortez has introduced new legislation to establish statewide policies to protect the state's youngest children from fentanyl exposure. >> clearly, we're starting to see incidents and in some cases fatal like with baby phoenix, where we're thinking what we can do to establish best practices, guidelines, what to do, what not to do, and export that across 58 counties so that all of california is treating this the same way as the crisis that it is. >> reporter: he says he wants state health leaders to deter

a possible abduction near phoenix. surveillance from a gas station showing a woman leaving an suv, starting to run away. the driver shown dragging her back and driving away. here's kayna whitworth tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a desperate search for the two people in this chilling video showing a possible abduction. a man grabbing a woman and forcing her into a car in buckeye, arizona. police need the public's help. >> help provide us with information so we can identify them and see if that woman is okay. >> reporter: you can see a car pull up to the gas pump. after a woman gets out and starts running toward the store. the driver drags her back and pushes her inside. the man then jumps into the car and speeds off. >> it is scary not knowing what their situation is. >> reporter: the surveillance video released nearly a week after it happened last friday night at a circle k gas station just off i-10 west of phoenix. >> we don't know if these individuals were local. we don't know if they were just passing through arizona

the goalkeeper of the russian team phoenix, which, unfortunately for the fans, did not make it to thertant this very virtual part is. the cyber part is also very important, if not more important, than the physical part, because with the physical part you can play back and defend yourself, in in e-football, as practice shows, a great advantage is already very difficult to somehow return. from kazan to solnechnaya sochi, which joined the games of the future tournament. participants in this competition do not spare tires and make sharp turns. the first ever fidital races are taking place at the sochi autodrome. this is a tournament where sports car pilots compete in both real and digital races. the one who shows the best speed wins. our colleague kirill kiknadze appreciated the scale of the races, and of course, talked to participants. a unique sports facility on the federal territory of sirius, the newest racing track in eastern europe, a combination of several high-speed turns with slow sections. the speed record for formula 1 here is 343 km/h. in the games of the future, which combine

denver, the leader of the western conference , lost to phoenix at home with a score of 14-97, so thatition at the top was jeopardized. phoenix's famous forward kevin durant played an effective role in his team's victory by registering 30 rebounds and 13 points, and in other matches. teams golden state minnesota brooklyn charlotte. new york lippers, atlanta, shika, hewson and senantoni won against their opponents. at the beginning of the women's three-person basketball competition of the asian cup in singapore today, our country's team defeated macau in its first match on 5/16, and two hours later. he will play his second game against south korea. in the table tennis tournament of young contenders in lebanon, and in the final match of the under-17 category , 14-year-old benyamin faraji of our country lost the result to his kazakh opponent and became the runner-up. grand prize in athletics competitions south africa and in women's 200 meters. maryam toosi from iran won the second place and the silver medal. runners from england and south africa were first and third. thank you for your at

phoenix and scottsdale 50s on a lot of the temps.k at that. nothing like missing data, but atlas peak north, the 38 i know middle peak of mount tamalpais has been about 41. mount diablo has been up to 60 most of the morning there. but as the low digs much farther south than that graphic is showing, it will keep blustery to windy conditions today. but it will be sunny and it will be warmer. that's the good news. and you can see, i mean, there's that dome of high pressure to the west of us is we haven't seen much of that this entire winter, but we do have it now. but take a look around las vegas as this low rapidly developing between palm springs over to blythe and thenúon its way over to phoenix, i think that will be quite active today, and also probably all the way into saturday. some pretty heavy rainfall totals being forecast here over the next 72 hours in arizona. see how see the right here. this is coming up from the south. that's associated with that low. i've been saying that the change here. back to maybe a wetter pattern. and

program, harley schlenker, spokes from an international shitler institute out of germany, and john phoenix, journalist and international relations expert out of london, thank you both for being with us. well, hardy, let me start it off with you, did you expect this genocide to still be going on five and a half months later? well, i, i think anyone who's listened to joe biden can realize that whatever he says about being more humane and stopping the killing of civilians, it means nothing, because if the united states wanted to stop the killing, they could very quickly by cutting off the money and cutting off the weapons and cutting off the diplomatic cover, so regardless of the fact that biden said he wanted to cease fire by ramadan, that the us is putting out these messages, blincon travels there, jake sullivan, the national security advisor, all of them were saying that this is unacceptable, they know that that's not going to stop netanyahu, and the problem is that the us is giving, as you said, a green light to the uh zionist regime, the netanyahu regime, to slaughter palestinians, now t

harley schlanker spokesman international shidler institute out of germany and john phoenix journalist and international relations expert out of london. thank you both for being with us. well, hardy, let me start it off with you. did you expect this genocide to still be going on five and a half months later? well, i, i think anyone who's listened to joe biden can realize that whatever he says about being more humane and stopping the killing of civilians, it means nothing, because if the united states wanted to stop the killing, they could very quickly by cutting off the money and cutting off the weapons and cutting off the diplomatic cover, so regardless of the fact that biden said he wanted to cease fire by ramadan, that the... is putting out these messages, blincon travels there, jake sullivan, the national security advisor, all of them are saying that this is unacceptable, they know that that's not going to stop, and the problem is that the us is giving, as you said, a green light to the zionist regime, the netanyahu regime, to slaughter palestinians, now the other aspect of this is

keep order , phoenix security service, can i talk to the head of phoenix, with oleg bragi, yes, and ie, i don’t know his first and last name, do you know? what, he has blond hair? hmm, we have three of them. this security guard was in a close relationship with one of the contestants, olga smirnova. i do not spy on my employees and am not interested in their intimate lives. just, just, i think i remembered something. this girl number fourteen, uh, after the loss was hysterical, there was a guy with her. this is not a disaster yet. it was purchased from them here. what is this, what are these tears, sympathy? iago's face i saw it, but the hair was blond. are there cctv cameras behind the scenes? yes, the recording could have been preserved, we erase it once a month, yes, there is. show. "hello, olga, if you can hear me, then listen carefully, my name is maxim, i work at vpsm, we are investigating the death of inga, olga, olga, if you are in danger, we will help you, no, you won’t help, they killed inga and they want to kill me, we will kill you." i told you to throw it away, that’s all,

a technological college was opened in the village of vysokaya, lyceum boarding school phoenix. alexander laktionov. this building in the village of vysokoye, an architectural monument of the 19th century, is part of the ensemble of the sheremetyev count's estate. almost 100 years ago, the facility was adapted as an agricultural technical school. once upon a time it thundered throughout the entire area. for many years, it provided agricultural personnel not only for the smolensk region. however, recently. the history of the oldest city in the region, susa, was gradually heading towards decline. the last intake of students took place in 2020. for elena taburchenko, this place truly became a second home. technical teacher disciplines has been working here all his life. i started as a laboratory assistant back in the early nineties and, as they say, became attached to the fact that educational institutions could be closed. i didn’t want to at all, the teacher admits, everyone was upset that our activity was coming to an end, but, despite the fact that at that moment we thought that

phoenix curtis: there's a certain connection that happens when you're playing with family, not just anybody within the music and voices, there's a special kinship. isis curtis: there's this moment where you feel like you're ascending into, like, a different reality. maestro: the other thing is that we laugh a lot. we laugh in this home a lot. joe: laughter and music seem the perfect recipe for family, the notes that make up a composition you might call living room music. joe: well, since we're talking music, let's head across the bay bridge and meet up with an east bay performer who found her calling tickling the strings of the harp. destiny muhammad: my dad was in the navy and so we were stationed at port chicago. my mother put the radio on and we'd hear this menagerie of music from the beatles to johnny taylor. joe: there are some who find their calling right out of the gate. destiny: wow, this music is just, ahh. joe: and some who take the scenic route. destiny: it's the long way around. joe: as a kid, the long way around took destiny muhammad and her family from the bay area to the grit

earn your competency-based master's at university of phoenix.america". if you listen to the american people and take them at their word. there is unease, disquiet and unhappiness in the air. people believe the country is on the wrong track but maybe that is a metaphor for believing it is really us that are on the wrong track, how do we capture the ship of her own happiness how do we control our emotions or should we even try, how can we reclaim our lives and find more joy. doctor anita phillips lives and works at the intersection of faith and culture and mental health and the author of the book of the garden within, welcome it is wonderful to see you again. americans say they are unhappy. why is that when we live in times of prosperity and abundance. >> it's a significant finding that levels are dropping especially among young people, the key is to recognize what the central question is in the survey the central question is not how happy are you, the central question centers on what do you think your life is like compared to how good you believe

. >> jimmy: this is your visit to phoenix, arizona.u show it, i did a little research. and what i'm saying is the truth. >> jimmy: it is true. i looked it up too! take a look. >> the number one city in america for cocaine and meth use is phoenix, arizon finally, you cactus loving crackheads finally have something worth shooting in your veins. [ laughter >> i mean -- >> jimmy: you cactus-loving crackheads. >> cactus-loving crackheads. it is the best to go back to wwe in this rock 10.0 version where i can become a heel and say the things that people want to say. >> jimmy: they still love you after you say them. >> and i went in, and it's a number one city and you cactus-loving crackheads. and what i also said was "and every woman in here wants to go one-on-one with the rock." and all the women go crazy. and i said now settle down, you crackhead karens! and then they all cheered again. they were like yay! >> jimmy: all right. settle down, you crackhead karens. dwayne "the rock" johnson is here. we'll be right back. >> lou: portions of "ji

in phoenix. that's a little 46 sacramento to 48in fresno.s here for this time of should be upper 60s for some to- near 70. that's not happening. next rain will be wednesday afternoon evening as the way it looks. maybe some of that carrying into thursday right now. friday into saturday looks to be the focus of the next system for sure. friday saturday could could be a little more it.úwe'll deal with it. it does look like more snow for the mountains depending on what the low does. i mean, if the low starts don't think there will be as much snow as that's being advertised. but again, four days away, partly to mostly cloudy in the morning. a lot of high clouds, but some sun breaks later. 5060s on the temps well below average here for mand then rain returns wednesday evening into early thursday and again friday night. >> thank you steve. the conditions in the sierra are great right now for skiing and snowboarding. how long tahoe resorts say they'll stay open latec in the season, and garcia some terrifying moments for a woman in southern californi

you know, i flew recently back from phoenix and the gate agents were very, very stringent on how many pieces you can take. and it it most often is only two pieces. so that means a personal item to fit under the seat as well as that carry on. you know, you can hold your coat, but those crossbody bags that you see a lot of people, people using, they will ask you to put that in your personal item and condense whatever you have. >> all right, katie, real quickly we have about a minute and a half, but i want you to run through some deals for us because it is spring break. some people are still figuring out their last minute plans. then of course, looking ahead to summer. >> right? so we are sort of in the final weeks of spring break for the san francisco area. so, you know, one deal that you can take advantage of is heading to phoenix and you can actually head to sedona, arizona, you know, just a few hours drive if you're really looking to do some hiking or take advantage of beautiful spa for only 139 round trip. or maybe you want to hit the slopes one last time, you can head to salt lake

maricopa county is home to the city of phoenix. it's home to over 60% of the population of the state of arizona. there is a lot of local governance to cover at these board of supervisors meetings. but as this meeting approached the two-hour mark, something changed in the room that was definitely a vibe shift. you could see the supervisors looking around, starting to whisper to each other. they seemed to sense something was about to happen. and then chair abruptly adjourned the meeting, at which point some version of pandemonium broke out. >> this meeting is now adjourned. >> sellers, running for the hills. >> we the people will have answers. >> you are being served! you are being served! you are being served. you are being served. >> you will go to the other side of this board. >> you are being served. >> we will vote in new officials. >> it shouldn't be like this. >> you are treasonous. >> you guys, it shouldn't be like this. >> william, william -- >> do your jobs! >> you are being served. >> this is where election denialism hits

vaughn, you are in your hometown of phoenix.of the issues driving voters to the ballot box? >> reporter: today is an odd day, and we already know donald trump and joe biden are going to be the respective nominees, and that's the only thing on the ballot here in arizona, and i already know from family and friends here in the state that casts their ballot a month ago when nikki haley was still in the race, and we will be able to 15 information from the results in a state where trump lost to joe biden by 11,000 votes. you said it, the issues here at the heart of the electorates focus, we know there's conversation around the democracy. we saw people like kari lake, she was a key election denier as well, and alongside donald trump she's running for the u.s. senate this year here, and the economy is front and center. you have immigration. again, that immigration conversation is very layered. of course, not only the actual number of migrants coming into the state of arizona but also the care and the role they play in the economy and so

phoenix beat atlanta 128-115, dala beat utah 113.97.ly defeated sacramento 109-102. brooklyn lost to milwaukee 108–115. orlando is stronger than new orleans at home - 121-106. today we are watching the los angeles-lakers game. lebron james and company will play with atlanta, starting at 5:30 am minsk time ozerniki is only in the play zone and in order to rise higher, it is extremely important for them to defeat the holks basketball players. and tomorrow the russian biathlon championship on snow slopes starts in tyumen. the strongest shooting skiers of our country will perform at the pearl of siberia winter sports center. at 9:00 you will find a sprint race for men, here we are rooting for smolsky and company. live broadcast on tv channel belarus 5. and already at 12:30 women will take to the tracks. this race can also be followed live on the country's main sports channel. already pursuits are planned for sunday and we expect accurate shooting, fast progress along the distance, and good luck from our biathletes. to the belarusians in tyu

. >> reporter: since winning arizona in 2020, support for president biden, who spoke outside phoenix today, has softened among latino voters. >> the latino vote helped biden clinch wins here in arizona. do you think he has done enough to maintain that lead here? >> i think his latino numbers will go down. >> reporter: in part because they say biden has not done enough to deal with issues at the southern border. >> he put his vice president in charge as a border czar, and what happened? she just disappeared. so does he really care about it? >> reporter: but they can't get behind trump's divisive rhetoric, recently calling migrants animals. >> every time i think maybe there is a chance i'll vote for him, stuff like that comes out like that. >> yeah, and you're like uh. >> it makes you crazy. >> reporter: the economy is also a factor in how they'll vote. >> it used to be we could go out and do things, go out to dinner once, twice a week. now no, no. that's not happening. we have to budget everything down to the finest thing. >> reporter: do you think the economy was better under trump?

up next, we'll go live to phoenix to find out what's on the line during today's arizona primary.t the other primaries as well. first, beyond our borders tonight, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he told president biden a ground invasion of rafah in gaza is necessary to topple hamas. biden administration officials have warned they would not support an operation in rafah without the israelis presenting a credible plan to ensure the safety of palestinian civilians. hong kong lawmakers unanimously approve a new national security law granting the government new power to quash dissent. the move is widely seen as the latest step in a sweeping political crackdown triggered by pro-democracy protests in 2019. and this is a live look at paris. one of the big stories there tonight, scaffolding that shrouded the top of the north dam cathedral following a devastating fire in 2019 finally being revealed. the revealing the cathedral's new speier. adorned with a golden rooster and cross. it is scheduled to reopen december 8th. >> just some of the other stories beyond our borders ton

phoenix variety.earch of the same bird , we are going to the pali, where we are growing azim crops. buslik, a variety of azimagic barley, is good for growing. eight-eight and a patch of vegetation. one of the most important and cultivated crops in the agro-industrial complex is most of the crops, azim barley - the variety beslik, yaki, in the fallow climate conditions give more than a hundred centners per hectare. during the period of low temperatures there was not enough snow, it overwintered perfectly, which actually speaks about the potential of the belarusian varieties themselves, this is the first grain that arrives in the fall, receiving a harvest in the form of grain, we germinate it, get clones, bring it to seed offspring, and so since in 9 months we have as if several growing seasons, we can better degree to analyze the initial seed material before the spring sowing, already go out into the fields, start experiments with a sufficient number of seeds, for different crops, for example, i now ha

bruce springsteen taking the stage in phoenix. you could hear the crowd cheering, "bruce!"ur last year after his own health scare, and then later, the loss of his mother. now, back on stage tonight. >> good evening, arizona! one, two, three, four -- >> david: performing 29 songs with the e street band, starting with "lonesome day." ♪ get through this lonesome day ♪ >> david: "two hearts" with stephen van zant. ♪ two hearts ♪ >> david: it was just two months ago, he lost his mother, who was also a fan favorite, dancing at his shows right along with her son. earlier, doctors had advised springsteen to take time off. the boss would share rehearsal photos right before his big return, though, and then, this video, getting fans ready. >> greetings, freaks, fans, and friends, i want you to be ready, be prepared, be afraid, because we are going to rock you into the ground. >> david: tonight, the tour kicking off, 54 dates, 17 countries. the boss is back. ♪ looking good, and we're glad he's back. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. typically it's anywhere between 7 and 21 d

, you know our reports now and a warning that some of the images in phoenix is report understood when nighttime falls in gaza is really forces intensify bombings on the besieged. strip of this full story building lies in ruins. in the ultimate, i'm neighborhood, east of drop off, it's the aftermath of the residential buildings being bombarded overnight and like the strikes before it. the result is to begin blanchard, v. as you can see behind me, we saw that a residential building was struck, causing civilians into space people. it's a 4 story building. we managed to remove several bodies and rescue. several injured people. causes emergency crews say many people are still trapped under the rubble. but without any equipment they lift, trying to save lives with their bare hands, any of the info or how often we have limited scan resources and this war is entering it 6 months. there is no fuel to operate, search and rescue equipment. we need heavy equipment to help rescue women and children from under the rubble. but unfortunately, we do not have the ability to do that. we have to use thei

the phoenix forward was able to score 35 points for performance, eight of them in overtime.d, the arizona team prevailed 117-107. slavenets scored 39 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and made 11 assists. however, doncic's efforts were dashed by indiana's team play. as part of the visiting team, nine basketball players scored at least 10 points. in the end, this resulted in a victory with a margin of +17 137-120. by the way, both teams - indiana in the east and dallos in the west - occupy seventh places and do not qualify directly for the playoffs. in the argentine professional football league cup, after eight rounds, there are recognized favorites. juniors and river plate are currently in fifth place in their groups. and at the moment they are not among the teams that will continue to fight for the trophy named after the legendary diego maradona. boca, for whom the argentine played in the group. b on bombaneri won a strong-willed victory over having conceded belgrana in the first half, the hosts had an overwhelming advantage in the game, which finally translated into goals in the

maricopa county is home to the city of phoenix.home to 60% of the population of the state of arizona. there's a lot of local governance to cover at these board of supervisors meetings. as the meeting approached the two hour mark, something changed in the room that was definitely a vibe shift. you could see the supervisors looking around, starting to whisper to each other. he seemed to sense something was about to happen and then the chair abruptly adjourned the meeting, at which point, some version of pandemonium broke out. >> this meeting is now adjourned. >> we the people will have answers. >> you are being served. you are being served. you are being served. you are being served. >> you will go to the other side of the sport. >> we will vote in new officials. >> it is only like this because you are here. >> you are treasonous. >> it shouldn't be like this. >> william. >> this is where election the nihilism hits the road. this is what it looks like in real life. you can see in the video how the maricopa supervisors get out quickly

he told a crowd of workers in phoenix that the agreement, quote, isn't just about investing in americating in the american people as well.

yuuichiro i nakajima, thank you very much indeed, joining us from crimson phoenix.to have — but it is a serious issue. a fall in global demand has been exacerbated by political tensions between australia and china, cutting off what had become a major market for aussie wine. grape growers are now being forced to pull up millions of vines to try and rebalance the market. jeremy cass is the ceo of riverina wine grape growers in griffith, new south wales.q1. thank you forjoining us here on the programme, jeremy. just how badly have you been hit? it's been very bad. some of our modelling is showing that our growers are actually delivering grapes to wineries this year at a cost to them of $2,000 a hectare. so, yeah, it's a very bad place to be in at the moment. we are severely worried about the mental health of our growers going forward. share about the mental health of our growers going forward. are you caettin growers going forward. are you getting any _ growers going forward. are you getting any support _ growers going forward. are you getting any support from i grower

in phoenix 47. crescent city and alsoúukiahú23.y. saturday is kind of iffy. the low may go into southern california, but anyway, youúlook at it, it looks still on the way. march ending like it started like a big old lion and maybe even into the first so partly cloudy, a lot of high clouds here, but more sun will be filtered sun and highs still below average here. a lot of low 60s. >> all right steve thank you. time 640. we'll expect this year's basket of easter candy to cost more money. chocolates will cost you more. >> but now i'm craving chocolate. >> i know you are. >> all right, first, let's check in with garcia for the other stories we're following for you. good morning. good >> when i get to joinúyou in studio, not even a presidential primary could get polls for thit california primary. butúone bay area county did beat out the others when it came to the number of people who turned in their ballots. new at seven. why? it's a glass half full or half empty situation for san francisco. then leave the credit cards and cash at home

. >> raleigh saginaw, milwaukee, phoenix, vegas, hot lana, the philly suburbs, manchester, dallas, and houston. donald trump as far as we can tell, has just been trying to win a third championship at his own golf course my question to you, sir, can voters trust a presidential candidate who is not one a single trump international golf club trophy at long last, sir, have you know, chip shot. >> we'll look i'd be happy to play. i told him as before, when he came into the oval what he was being is before you go sworn in, i said, i'll give you three strokes if you carry your own bag all right then cnn's mj lee joins us. now, mj biden's campaign could have chosen any moment this was a long discussion with two former president and biden himself why choose this particular one? >> well, i mean, i think this clip showed that there were three presidents on stage last night. but really the overwhelming focus of the evening was a fourth president who wasn't in the ruin. that of course is donald trump. you know, the force of the evening. i think last night came from the fact that we had a president

rob reynolds, l 20, phoenix, arizona. women and ukraine. medical qualifications and now are required to register for possible military service. drug mcbride visited a training center of a come by metix indicate region are both serving soldiers and civilians. these people are practicing skills needed to save lives in the heat of battle. like those in the medical battalion, hosting this course. they are roughly divided equally between men and women, treat in january. if a woman meets the physical criteria and has the right cycle, logical motivation, she can absolutely perform tasks at the level of any man as a dentist, all you know has registered for possible military service if needed. but living in assuming regions that is often under attack from neighboring russia, she says she needs these 1st date skills now in civilian life. for most to stop stop, you don't know what's going to happen or work at much full and someone will be hit as a person with a medical background, i have to know what to do. so far, there are no plans to expand the lis

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