we also have the county sheriff mark lamb, from a county that is roughly between phoenix and tucson.what is the primary race like between those two, and what are the polls showing? >> kari lake is the presumed favored, the presumptive nominee in waiting. there is been no significant polling that suggest anything to the contrary. the national republican senatorial committee has already endorsed kari lake and thrown in with her, that they are raising money for her. they put an ad out for her in a sense by going after ruben gallego. there was no indication that the rnc is anything other than fully behind kari lake, who also which are to be mentioned as the endorsement of former president donald trump as well, so this is a primary race in name only in many respects. there was a possibility there we'll have a debate at the end of june. much like we saw in a lot of the republican presidential primaries, and how strongly will lake do given she is running against someone who was struggling to raise money and has nowhere near the ability that she does? >> what are her strengths and weaknesses

his mother was at the ceremony in phoenix. >> we have him back. okay. we have the statue back. real. it's up there in heaven. i'll be with him someday.ius made a wise he died to become a department of public safety trooper. dps made the wish come true, giving him his official uniform and swearing him in as arizona's first and only honorary dps officer in washington. >> animal control officers are looking for the last remaining zebra that escaped from a trailer over the weekend. three of the four zebras have been located and corralled back to safety. they were on their wthe, not far from interstate 90. in north bend. tonight, efforts have now ramped up to find that single male zebra, which is prompting concerns about public safety and the welfare of the animal people who live in the area have been doing whatever they can to try to help, offering everything from search dogs to drones, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu . west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at

i mean we are doing the initial appearances for 11 other defendants here in phoenix tomorrow. we expect him to be the 12th. he can -- he can ask to appear virtually. we have not -- we don't know whether he's going to do that or not, but we expect him to be the 12th defendant to appear in court in phoenix and to take this case seriously and professionally and be in court when he's been asked, you know, by the justice system. >> last month giuliani and 17 associates and allies of former president trump were indicted on charges including conspiracy, fraud, and forgery related to their alleged attempts to change arizona's 2020 election results in trump's favor. those charged include seven so-called fake electors seen here back in december of 2020 meeting at the gop headquarters in phoenix to sign a certificate claiming to be arizona's 11 electors despite, of course, joe biden actually winning the state by nearly 11,000 votes. trump was not charged but is named an unindicted coconspiratorter in this case. >>> meanwhile to washington now. senate democrats are expected to force a vot

red square, i must say, the column has already stretched for several kilometers, we are driving a phoenix, it is in the lead group and is taking part for the first time in faraz. in a convoy of over 70 vehicles, phoenix is ​​riding with another new item in the parade with lens ambulances. there has been no aviation at the parade for 3 years, this since even snow didn’t interfere and su-25 attack aircraft paint the sky in the colors of the russian flag. after the parade, vladimir putin thanked all the crew commanders from the podium to the president, and the audience applauded. the week in the schedule of the head of state is one of the busiest of the year, but the president still found time to meet in moscow with the commanders of the units participating in the special military operation. the conversation is important; officers can tell exactly the situation at the front and suggest how best to use technical innovations in the army. application here exactly this kind of technology. assault operations will allow you to save the lives of military personnel, it is also possible to install va

at least 12 trump associates were arraigned in phoenix on charges including conspiracy, fraud and forgery alleged scheme to give votes to trump. rudy giuliani was served a notice of his indictment friday. authorities had been trying to reach him for weeks. we will come back to that story in a moment. first, another big story today. a british man who died after a flight from london to singapore hit severe turbulence and has been named, 73-year-old jeff kitchen. dozens of other passengers were taken to the hospital, several with critical injuries. singapore flights experienced extreme turbulence over myanmar. they will send officials to support investigations into the incident. that news just coming in. let's go back to the story we were just discussing. mr. trump's allies in arizona. we can go to cbs news senior white house and political correspondent ed o'keefe in arizona following this. great to see you. this is the first time rudy giuliani appeared in court for his arraignment. tell us what hapns. >> he only appeared virtually, phoning it in from wherever he was to this courtroom in pho

a hotter temperature in phoenix than it is in boston.d around the world what we found was climate change added for the average person on planet earth 26 extra days of extreme heat. it is an incredible burden that we are putting on people around the planet. it is even higher if you move the places like central america, northern africa, and places in southeast asia. >> as you are indicating and reporting, extreme heat does not fall proportionally on all members of society. can you talk a little bit about the people who suffered the most when the temperature goes way up? >> the people who suffer the most are the people who are already vulnerable for one reason or another. it could be because they are very old or very young or have some kind of underlying health condition. that could be pregnancy. people who are pregnant are very vulnerable to heat. you add in these social vulnerabilities. if you're homeless and living on the street, you will be highly vulnerable. that is what folks see in phoenix. 80% of the deaths came from the on housed p

veteran’s house in the middle of nowhere, visiting schoolchildren from the war the patriarchal club of phoenixagues from byarezinskaga lyasgas, have been working for 20 years, the future of our hero and the kingdom of the region. thank you for peace, for peace. aichyns and the hell of a war, sofia pyatroina stasevich. klopat pra heroў, yakіya peaceful life has come and gone, our memory and blessings. alyaksandra goitan, alyaksandr alyoshka, syargey karneev. agencies the color and mood are cherry-green. the skin of the minsk region is a large-scale project: symbols of belarus, symbols of the world. one day ago. their money so that i can be more independent, these are worthy guys who, with their studies, their civic position, their good deeds, have proven that they are worthy of joining today in such a festive solemn atmosphere into the ranks of our public organizations. at post number one, it was necessary to show combat training and knowledge of history, and show good discipline. we did it all perfectly. let minsk be cold, hero city. i musical symval of independence. the pink coats have steel.

let's get more on this from dw correspondence janelle doing belong in washington and phoenix. moving in, i wrote the welcome post i saw with you felix. so the president wrote to come out of his meeting with joe bottom, if anything more than a good dinner and a promise of close relations with the us. yes, indeed, the us had problem is that it will increase investment in can now. and companies like coca cola have promised to invest in billions of dollars in the country to over the next 5 years. and that will end up creating over $3000.00 jobs. microsoft has also committed to creating, i did have, i did have within the region which will increase kenya as a foot positioning as a digital powerhouse within the region. and that areas of increase investments include areas in health uh, security and can that will also be gaming in the area of infrastructure where the largest, uh, the longest part of the road between neighbor will be a little by side will be billets to a tune of of $474.00. be on which will be the lowest total road in africa. other areas i can, yeah. has gained, has bee

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you can find all of this in one of the micro schools in phoenix.ack mother mother's micro school in 2021 with the mission of meeting the needs of black families. many who have transferred to the schools have experienced bullying that was unaddressed by teachers and administrators. >> they've been called the n-word repeatedly. you know, the girls have been called names that definitely try to hurt their image. when they go to the teachers, teachers oftentimes have said stuff hikelike you're being oversensitive, you're exaggerating. stop fussing with that and go back to work. >> reporter: this leads to many children to retaliate and thtal school-to-prison pipeline. she strongly believes in the mission to creating a school to purpose pipeline. >> we're showing them that there are people wholove them and want to see them succeed. we have policies and guidelines for discipline that are different than the public school system. we have grace. we have grace for our kids. >> reporter: johnson says due to the small class size, coaches can create individual de

de seÑor phoenix torres. >> tengo 44 aÑos trabajando en el campo. son los apartamentos de 5—5 .que es mÁs que suficiente. >> dicen que es importante que se apruebe esa vivienda. >> estamos queriendo tener lo mejor para los campesinos de tercera edad. han dado su vida en el campo y queremos mostrarles que vamos a tener esta vivienda que tiene que ser un modelo para todos al cruzar california. hace apenas unos dÍas se urgiÓ que se apruebe este proyecto. esta es la gran pregunta nosotros estamos haciendo la misma pregunta. son personas con importancia aquÍ. son pretextos. nosotros los mantendremos al tanto si es que se llega a alguna decisiÓn. me dijeron que todavÍa no podÍan decir cuÁl era la decisiÓn. >> son temperaturas de muerte. >> en mÉxico olas de calor extremas. el secretario de educaciÓn dice que podrÁn solicitar fondos de manera mÁs rÁpida. si usted quiere asistir a la prÓxima reuniÓn puede hacerlo desde la maÑana hasta la tarde. >> es mucha y gana. ♪ saddam: en ahora de no deportes. >> quÉ tal?. vamos con informaciÓn de los deportes. lluvia de goles. mÁs tarde al 70. se

let's get more on this from the w correspondence. janelle do malone in washington and phoenix moving in. i wrote the welcome post i saw with you felix. so the president wrote to come out of his meeting with joe bottom. if anything more than a good dinner on the promise of close relations with the us. yes indeed, the us had problem is that it will increase investment in can now and companies like coca cola has promised to invest billions of dollars in the country to provide the next 5 years. and that will end up creating over $3000.00 jobs. microsoft has also committed to creating i did have, i did have within the region which will increase k as for positioning as a digital powerhouse within the region. and the areas of increase investments include areas in health, uh, security, and can now we lots of beginning of the area of infrastructure where the largest, the longest part of the road between neighbor will be a little by side will be built to a tune of, of the 474000000000, which will be the lowest total road in africa. other areas i can, yeah, has gained, has been in terms of elec

the women's national team will play against the wnba all stars in phoenix before traveling overseas forusa basketball showcase in london. we're going to be so much fun. i know a lot of fans now. women's basketball, a lot more news ahead. raj mathai and jessica aguirre joining us now with what's coming up next. yeah. right now at six a solution to a problem in san francisco that's finding a parking spot. but is the solution legal? well, yeah. the battle is playing out in the excelsior neighborhood. what some neighbors are doing. you see that cone right there to secure their own parking spots at their houses. and from homicides to shootings. car break-ins. oakland police say crime is down this year, but our investigative unit is uncovering some major gaps in those crime stats that span several years. also, ucla leaving the pac 12 conference. but they'll be paying a hefty price. the million dollar payments ucla will now have to pay to uc berkeley. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this wednesday. i'm raj mathai and i'm jessica aguirre. we're go

a bit of china fatigue setting in and that is a, that is an opening to be taken advantage of, of phoenix bearing. good and not really wants to feeling that about the america's inconsistent interest in the confidence as well. people are saying that it's, it's more of a weight tennessee situation because i'd encourage students to presidential by then promise. there will be massive investments in uh to watch. i forgot that is what we do to has, but he also promised into into, to institute during the africa us. i mean that there will be a lot of integration on when it comes to peace and security and with what can now has already by the end, as the advertisement in artillery. and now becoming a non nettle ally, then it looks like the u. s. is actually very keen on implementing their commitments to ads as they approached the sheep angeles on and think so to the problem is in africa and can now okay, each time we meet each um phoenix we're in the in nairobi. thank you so much and i'll do them alone. and washington can q as well. now, do you k a sunrise, even one of his most unusual festivals. a

she's making fundraising stops in la and phoenix today.ofitable trip in the bay area for the president, as he spent the afternoon with donors and traveled through a few pockets of unhappy protesters. as nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from moffett field in mountain view, where the president boarded air force one and is now headed out. robert well, that's right. you know, joe biden is the president. so obviously every trip is a presidential trip. but this was about joe biden, the candidate with no public events and two lucrative fundraisers. president biden arrived in the bay area last night and hit the campaign fundraising trail, running today. in fact, all the video provided by the traveling press corps basically showed the presidential motorcade on the move first to portola valley for a high dollar fundraiser at the home of tech billionaire vinod khosla. tickets for that event ranged from 6600 to $100,000, and we're told about 80 people in attendance for the president's 16 minute stump speech. pool reports show

a bits of china fatigue setting in and that is a that is an opening to be taken advantage of, of phoenix bearing. good and not really wants to feeling bad about america's inconsistent interest in the confidence well, people are saying that it's, it's more of a wait and see situation because i'm interested in store presidential by then from is there will be massive investment in uh to watch. i forgot that is what william due to his, but he also promised into into twins to during the africa us. i mean that there will be a lot of integration on when it comes to peace and security and with what k now has already by the end of the advisement in artillery and now becoming a non natural ally, then it looks like the us is actually very keen on implementing their commitments to ads as they approached as chief engineers on and think so to the problem is in africa and kenya. ok. this time we meet it's um felix berenger and i rode beside you so much and i'll do him alone in washington con q as well. let's. let's set you up to date. i'll have all, well, here's at the top of the hour of next year on t

lopez is head of the phoenix police department's violent crimes bureau.ints out the scene of a shooting late last year during a particularly violent stretch. >> i think a total of nine victims or what these two individuals were charged with. of the four people in the car, two were charged with the homicide and they were juveniles. the victim was 15, the suspects were 17 and then you had a 10-year-old shot. stephanie: federal statistics show in 2020, homicides committed by juveniles were the highest in two decades. >> the fear i have that is shared with others in law enforcement is, people are doing or committing crimes so that they can capture it, so they can post it on their social media feed so they can get street cred, or so that they can get likes. >> youth culture has moved in the direction of celebrity is, you know, the number one value. stephanie: psychologist james garbarino has spent decades researching adolescent violent behavior. >> the cultural immersion in violent imagery is so powerful in the united states. and, of course, social media, the

we are driving a phoenix armored car. he is in the head group. putin’s conversation with the participants of the northern military district about the situation at the front and the condition for the development of russia, subject to your successful work on the battlefield. mikhail antonov, about how the germans, despite the german government, bow their heads to the exploits of the soviet people. salemazariev about how the residents of ivangorod organized a holiday for the residents of neighboring estonia, where victory day is prohibited. akhmat kadyrov is remembered in chechnya. he was a mentor, a teacher, a commander for me, he was everything to me, he led us onto a straight high road, exactly 20 years since the death, the same dynamo stadium where exactly 20 years ago the tragedy occurred, alexey baranov, who worked in those days in grozny, about how it changed republic, on our air and footage of the festive fireworks, everything is already ready for it, i heard them singing. why? and this is a sign of joy, right after us the film the righteous

not only the holy house of the veteran of the great patriotic war, visiting schoolchildren from the phoenixry patriarchal club, former colleagues from byarezinsky lyasgas, dze pratsala 20 bastards, shana your hero and the kingdom of the region. 80 years ago, caused by belarus, the hell of the german-fascist burials in the byarezinsky district is suppressed 16 information from vyalikay aichina and the hell of the war sofia pyatroina stasevich. a treasure for the heroes, which... has been and has been known to our people for a peaceful life, our missionary memory and blessings. alexander goitan, alexander alyoshka, syargei karneev. agencies musical festival of nezalezhnastsi. the galas hummed near the rose-colored blankets of the village of sennya vaunison, and the peasants of minsk sang a hymn every now and then. near the mask region there is a park named after paul.

meantime, cruises is taking its robotaxis to phoenix. crews, which is owned by general motors will be soon begin testing self driving vehicles on public roads there, but the cars will have a human at the wheel just in case. the company lost its license to test in san francisco after 1 of its cars hit and dragged a pedestrian back in october. still ahead here at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. yeah. attacks on the ap. p. i. community, sparking a new fight in a special report will take a deep dive dive into the power of the asian vote, and how local leaders are taking notice. plus the bay area's brand new wnba team finally has a name. in san francisco asian americans make up 30 of the pa despite representing 1/3 of the city. the group was never considered an important part of the political landscape. but that all changed in 2022. when the asian american voting bloc woke up and decided to flex their muscle at the ballot box. ryan enomoto looks at the 2 issues that sparked this awakening. and how politicians have taken notice. and y

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john eastman wolf, young law reporting for us from phoenix. thanks very much for more and all of this. and it's an important story i want to bring in cnn legal analysts, michael moore and former florida judge and cooley law school professor jeff swartz, michael, you are the us attorney for the middle district of georgia the state where so many of the same trump aides were indicted for trying to overturn the election results there. what do you make of this case in arizona? over this fake elector scheme? >> yeah. >> i'm glad to be both abby you know, this really tracks much the same type of information and allegations that we see in the georgia indictment and others that is dealing with whether or not there was some forgery committed by presenting false documents and the signatures, and that is easy the offenses that could be defined by state law. >> so you're seeing state officials bringing these charges i there's a part of me who is 100% for accountability and for having things brought forward when they're, when they're issues like this as ano

pipeline of workers in industries that create the new hometown, that are creating new hometowns from phoenix, baltimore, columbus, ohio, augusta, georgia, building everything from semiconductors to electric vehicles. last month i announced four new hubs that continue to train workers for the jobs of the future, one of which is in milwaukee that trains workers to help replace every poisonous lead pipe in america in a decade funded by the fracture law -- infrastructure law. [cheers and applause] if and by the way, buy american's been the law of the land since the '30s, but it's been ignored by most administerings. the past administrations, including my preed access -- predecessor, failed to buy american. not anymore. when the congress sends something to the president to build something whether it's a road, a highway, the deck of an aircraft carrier, whatever it is, that president's supposed to hire american workers to build it and use american product. well, on my. watch and with tammy's leadership, federal budgets like the bridge here in wisconsin -- projects like the bridge here in wisconsin

i'm with tasa joining is the from the phoenix township and oven. we just wanna remind you of some of the main content as then in election, which is how was explaining might begin a new era in coalition politics for the country. this is the 7th election now since nelson mandela left the african national congress to power in 1994 countries. countries. first election off to the end of the pond tapes, now that by present so round the pose of the amc as popularity has been shaken by high unemployment crime and country wide power outages. its main old position is the centrist democratic lives that by john steen. housing policy is pledging to rescue the country from corruption and mismanagement on the the far left economic freedom fights as they all liked by julius and the la it wants to redistribute wealth and bring more of the economy on the state control wants elected to office the presence of the maximum of 25, yet times melanie fluid is a political analysts and form and seem member of parliament. she joins us live now from cape town. and so the use t

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the car of the typhoon family is a phoenix with four driven wheels.e public at the army 2023 forum. this is an import-substituted version of the typhoon. today, a number of leaders of friendly states arrived, these are the president of uzbekistan, shavkat mirziyoyev, the president of belarus alexander lukashenko, the president of turkmenistan sverdar berdy-mukhomedov, the president of kazakhstan kasym zhumar takaev. president of tajikistan raahmon, president of kyrgyzstan, sadyr japarov, now we see vladimir putin walking to red square, we are already counting down not even minutes, but a moment until the parade. the supreme commander-in-chief gradually makes his way to the stands, where he will greet the guests. traditionally, as we know, on days like these, vladimir putin tries to pay attention to everyone. after the end of the great patriotic war, it was commanded by marshal of the soviet union, konstantin rokosovsky, and the parade was hosted by the deputy supreme commander-in-chief , marshal of the soviet union, georgy zhukov. attention, well, let

into a very powerful movement uh which created a new country uh it had all the elements of kind of phoenixing from the ashes um and it also had the appeal of uh of the creation of new state which is i think very central to the to the european consciousness um because you know lot... it was done by the hands of europeans which is indescribable brutality. after the turks were defeated in 1917, the europeans moved in. britain and france created a new map dividing this region into protectorates, mandates and spheres of influence. the names of the officials who first drew that map, mark syches and george picot, still resonate throughout the arab world. it is the map which essentially endures today, with one exception, a country of palestine. in 1917, arthur james balfer stood at the pinnacle of the british imperial establishment. shortly after psychos and piko drew their map, he wrote a letter that was to become threats and phone messages that are you know quite unpleasant, so there's that, i mean, there's the hint of violence around there, well yeah, i think that that was he lived with it cons

workforce hub sites to build a pipeline of workers and industries that are creating a new hometowns in phoenixbaltimore, columbus, ohio, augusta, georgia. building everything from semiconductors to electric vehicles. last month, i announced four new hubs to continue to train workers for the jobs of the future. one is in milwaukee that trains workers to help replace every poisonous lead pipe in america in a decade and funded by the infrastructure law. [cheers and applause] and by the way, buy america has been the law of the land since the 1930's, but has been ignored by past administrations. past administrations, including my predecessor's failed to buy america. not anymore. here is how it works. when the president -- when congress sends something to the president to build something , whether it is a road, a highway, an aircraft carrier, whatever it is, a law passed in the 1930's is supposed to hire american workers to build it and use american products. on my watch, under tammy's leadership, federal projects like the bridge here in wisconsin it will cost a billion dollars but it is all going t

i mean, we are doing the initial appearances for 11 other defendants here in phoenix tomorrow.pect him to be the 12th. he can he can ask to appear virtually. we have not. we don't know whether he's going to do that or not, but we expect him to be the 12th defendant to appear in court in phoenix and to take this case seriously and professionally and be in court where he's been asked by the justice system. so you expect him to show up tomorrow. >> we'll see what happens if he doesn't, but can i just because the way he's for trying this, he on social media, he claimed that he had just found out that your office was looking for him 24 hours before that party on friday night, even those indicted there we see you. and he said i told them where i would be an excepted service, like a gentleman. is it true did he tell agents where he would be or was that you just knew because it was widely publicized that he was having a birthday party in palm beach yeah, i can tell you he did not tell us where he was going to be accepted he told the world where it was through his live cast. >> so now h

phoenixes capable of crossing fords.d historical examples, there were some new items. we are traveling together with ambulances. lens. the speed of the convoy in open areas reaches up to 40 km/h, but the crew tries not to rush. here it is important to keep a distance closer to the red square. speeds will still be reduced. the crews prepared for this day for almost 3 months, having traveled about 600 km at the training ground. now they are demonstrating their skills on the roads of moscow. and here is the finishing line on tverskaya street. we can observe how around the perimeter. there are road closures and the first spectators are already starting to arrive. on tverskaya we occupy a parade squad in several rows. the last meters of the journey. and the speed is already minimal, here it is, red square, just a stone’s throw away, literally several hundred meters, now connections manezhnaya square is the center of the capital and the point from where military equipment will enter red square, a mechanized column of over seve

let's get straight to cnn senior investigative correspondent, young law and phoenix qiong. i mean, there's a lot has been made about how the trump january 6 trial in dc has been delayed. there's the situation obviously in new york, but this arguably could be a far more consequential case because he gets to what was going on during these efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in places like arizona and this is the consequence of those efforts. and a lot of those efforts were recorded. there's paperwork, a lot of video was tweeted out. but let me get start by explaining exactly what we are going to see today, just so you can kind of get a sense of my setting here what you're seeing over my left shoulder are the doors to two superior court here in downtown phoenix. and what the stress that we're hearing, what was being stressed to us is that what john eastman is going to be going through is very ordinary. he's not getting any sort of treatment. there's one entrance in and out as a public entrance. he's going to have to go in, go through an arraignment, a very standard a

the european poverty, s d m, a piece of phoenix pals from the polymers, identity and democracy in grouping. this fall right pauses in friends, i'm easily moved to distance themselves from the gym and bite wings also on the program. united nations folks to commemorate to be 19941995 strep burnett's. a jetta sided positive and most lives. the positive and subs protest claim advanced events, has been misrepresents manual. my chrome says growing a qualities hewick social unrest on the pacific islands. archipelago of new caledonia. the french presence has been visiting the french territory the i feel guile. welcome to the program, 2 weeks ahead of european elections. germany's fall right old time is different. deutschland or a half day has been expelled from the far right identity and democracy grouping of the european poverty of his followers, a series of scandals loudly centering around the parties lead candidacy in the election. maximilian cross was recently closer to the segment, not full members of germany's ss. i think of nazi germany's assets were criminals. half day responded by binding

welcome phoenix. how big a blow is this for hunk homes of pro democracy movement in india? it is a huge blow um to the whole. hong kong opposition came and the movement itself, as this is the largest national security trial, since the security law watson post, but be taking a phone call in 2020 and. 7 if the child took a like over a 100 days and it involved over 40 defendants. so this is indeed a mosque prosecution and it is deemed, it is themes as the largest round up of the whole of possession came at once. um, by using the conspiracy to the person in charge. so for many pro democracy support, this is not only effect on the defendants themselves, but also on that you've been in the move because of the cost primary election in the, in the back of the 600000 people voted in that election to, to choose the candidate to represent them, i'm running for the election. and so um, also um this trash has cover most of the most influential pictures of the home call, including joshua ball and many common and foam and all make us and also leading accidents. so it will definitely have

dodge sanders kicked out of its political block up to your pin column and asked a i mean pace of phoenix spelled from the tolerance identity and democracy grouping . as far as like positives in front of it, so they moved to distance themselves from the gym. rug. witness also on the program . presidents of stratford accept welcome i un decision to commemorate the 1990 find strep and it's a genocide of positive positive positive incentives for tests. i'm claiming the incident has been misrepresented. emmanuel macro says that growing any policies fueling deadly social unrest on the pacific archipelago of new canada. french presidents has been visited the french room temperature the i'm ok welcome to the program 2 weeks ahead of european elections. jeremy's fall night alternative for deutschland to ask. day has been expounds from the far right identity and democracy grouping the european parliament. this follows a series of scandals losely century around the policies lead kansas in the election . maximilian cry was recently quoted the 2nd but not all members of nazi germany's ss or criminals

the debutant is an updated version of the typhoon armored car, named phoenix, obviously not by chanced entirely from domestic components, and will withstand not only small arms fire, but also explosions. the commander can carry a nuclear warhead, this is an element of a tactical deterrent weapon , a strategic weapon, a self-propelled launcher of solid-propellant intercontinental ballistic missiles of the iyars complex, slowly and surely taxis onto red square on sixteen wheels. the missile carries up to six warheads with a yield of 100 kilotons. one blow can destroy several targets. the size of large cities and at a distance of up to 12 thousand km, in gloomy weather the complex looks especially menacing, the clouds parted slightly and suddenly sparkled in the rays above the stands of the fleeting sun, a cuban diamond made of su-30 cm and mik-29, and six su-25 attack aircraft paint the sky over red square in the colors of the russian tricolor. after the parade, vladimir putin and the guests. sevastopol, which was liberated from fascist invaders 80 years ago, today the march, the legend

a day after several teachers walked out of the camp and that she held for educators in phoenix. among the latest flashpoint between educators and the white house over the israel-hamas war arrests for palestine campus protest across the country, now just short of 3000 arrests. we are at the university of texas at austin were commencement will be getting underway later today. walk us through what happened with the first lady last night. what she met with the same kind of hostility in her commencement speech in tempe earlier? >> reporter: last night it was a part of the presidential campaign, it was different but everything is combined at the moment she spoke with educators in downtown phoenix. this was to talk about the challenges that teachers are facing in the state of arizona and looking for support. of course, this is not the first time we see educators or professors side with the protesters across the country. as you mentioned, some educators got up and left when the first lady spoke. let's hear from a teacher who walked out yesterday. >> i watched every single day, children

they are in phoenix and they are taking uber writers and they are actually delivering food to eaters as well as we expand the use cases there. i think what you can imagine the model being in this is not specific to waymo, we have a take rate with human drivers, about 79% of our gross bookings go to drivers and couriers and merchants and we keep about 21% of it and that kind of a model will be true for autonomous as well. we will have a fair take rate and we will drive a ton of business to these autonomous players and again what we are already seeing with some of our partners is higher utilization and more business for the drivers so to speak whether that driver is a human or ultimately a robot. >> uber is such a bellwether for the economy, inflation has stalled, what is your read on the broader economy and especially in an election year? >> so far so good, we read all of the news that you do and we talk to many, many partners out there and we are not taking prices, we want to take as little price as we can come our transactions grew 21% and our growth bookings grew 21% and we want to

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it was obviously not named phoenix by chance; it was assembled entirely from domestic components willed above the stands in the rays of the fleeting sun a cuban diamond from the su-30 cm and mik-29, and six su-25, 354 attack aircraft, an interactive exhibition of weapons and deception samples was opened, military field mail was also placed there, where you can write congratulations on victory day on a triangular envelope and send it to the participants of the special operation , here at the museum of the special purpose garage of the federal protective service of russia, there is an exhibition of wheeled military equipment, various models of cargo transport, an ambulance van and a motorcycle are presented72. on the screen we see that once an hour a train arrives, a train with winners, right here on the screen shows and there are photographs of the winners, those who returned from the front, and it was precisely in 1945 that the winners were met at the belarusian train station; creative arts are performed here. collectives, here art shows talk about the exploits of front-line soldiers,

with a maximum speed of ten and four tenths of the speed of sound, with the ability to carry the phoenix missile , they are one of the most modern fighter jets in the world today. the planes worked. from floating only floating. kit class, which is a simple destroyer, but in the submarine department , they agree with the delay, which they do not give in the end. congress's answer about the medium-range ballistic missile is categorically negative. tofanian, however, must provide muhammad pahlavi's opinion in some way. can't be listed at all what takes the hand of the king is almost nothing. so let's go to the smallest rocket. american goes for lancer, a ballistic missile with a range of only 60 km. americans don't even give that. mohammadreza orders a second-hand training submarine without any weapons. americans do not accept this yet. disappointed, the king returns to the army. section. the revolution has won and immediately all the us military contracts with iran are canceled by shapur bakhtiar, the last prime minister of the pahlavi government, in the same days of the revolution . begin

in one article the headline read body of pre-born child down set ablaze in phoenix oma scam. later we learned the body was of a deceased pre-born child estimated to be between 20 and 24 weeks. as many people know, a child of this age born prematurely would have had a chance of survival. yet, in january of 2023 their current governor threat in the legislation that she would support homeless pregnant women like the homeless pregnant women services. since 2018 the state's budget included dollars for the services that supports nonprofits. if you aren't familiar with maggie's place, they support pregnant homeless women throughout their pregnancy and their children's first year of life. maggie's place has for maternity homes throughout the valley and is a help or resources in the central phoenix area. some of these homeless, pregnant women might have a substance abuse disorder, fleeing a horrific domestic abuse situation or are survivors of human trafficking. it cost $26,000 a year to house with one mom. but with inflation costs continuing to rise, it has created challenges for thi

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it is just like the phoenix rising out of the ashes. it didn't die. ready? >> reporter: today, right keggin gell teaches adult manx classes at a local pub. >> fys, this means knowledge. >> reporter: while just a few hundred yards down the road, 4 and 5 year olds are learning to count in a manx language immersion school. [ speaking in a global language ] >> it's really exciting seeing people go from having one or two words, in the first lesson, starting to introduce yourself. you would say mish bill and you would say mish bill back. >> mish bill. >> mish bill, well done. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: manx is spoken with the tynwald, the isle of man's parliament, meets in ceremonial session. for centuries the tynwald has chartered the unique path. it was the first legislature in the world to grant women the vote. it especially asserts manx independence in matters of taxation. >> england in the mid 17th century had raised its custom duties. the isle of man didn't. you have tobacco and tea and brandy and rum coming from elsewhere into the

. >> this happened on a southwest airlines flight from albuquerque to phoenix on monday. a flight attendant is heard welcoming passengers as this woman made herself comfortable inside of the overhead bin. a flight attendant found her, though before takeoff. >> is this genius or is this just weird? >> what happens in this situation? >> immediate comments from southwest. but this is not the first time. believe it or not, this has happened on a southwest plane back in 2019. a flight attendant was caught inside the overhead bin. the airline later said the employee was merely demonstrating her sense of humor. >> so is this another stunt? >> a stunt, so if i go do this, is often misunderstood to what happens. do you get arrested? do you get in trouble? do you get banned? >> i don't know, but you know the potential for a no fly list. yeah. count me out. >> do not try this at home or in the air. finally to the most adorable video you'll see all morning. this happened in london. >> luckilly inside of a zoo. these eight week old lion cubs were caught on camera taking their first st

>> it happened last night in phoenix, just before the diamondbacks were set to take on the dodgers. ooh, i have chills looking at that. even before the first pitch, a swarm of bees clustered on the top of the protective netting behind home plate. >> and then, for more than an hour, the announcers asked fans to quote, please be patient and played the beatles song let it be and eventually a pest control hero removed the bees that was actually allowed to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. he earned it. look at him going for it. >> hero indeed. >> what a day for him. hutch went to work. >> so what happened? the queen went over there. i was just going to say. >> my understanding is usually when these things happen and they've happened at baseball games before, or you see cars, it's usually because the queen bee is nearby and the bees are protecting her. >> well, now they're in a vacuum together. yes. >> that's good. all right. next to a typo by cartier allowing a one guy to snap up a pair of $13,000 earrings for $13. wait, what? a doctor in mexico stumbled upon the earrings on cartier