>> governor polis: it's hard to say this like a part of it right.in issues both with trucking and international trade, are part of the cause. there are other causes as well, but the response needs to be that we hear people and we are reducing fees and costs to save people money when we can. i was thrilled to see senator kelly and senator hassan put forward a bill to suspend the national gas tax to say people 18 since a gallon. we are trying to do a similar thing here in colorado to avoid a $0.02 a gallon fee. you bring up the gas tax which is interesting. you have suggested delaying a new gas tax. this is months after you've signed it into law. is that an admission it was a bad idea in the first place? >> governor polis: now was not the time to increase the gas tax appeared what we fought for in the bill was lowering the gas tax. we'll be gotten a bill was lowering vehicle registration fees in colorado by $11.50. we want to continue that reduction in vehicle registration fees and we've been were supportive of cutting the gas tax. >> sandra: moving o

oh, in environments that have hardly been explored, poly metallic. no. jose grow very slowly and require a steady supply of oxygen, as well as a constant stream of arc take deep water. just how those no jewels grow is a pretty complex process. but in simple terms, it all starts with minute organic particles like shell splinters or fragment of shocks. tooth i've millions of years. metallic compounds dissolved by the sea water accumulate around those particles and grow about to send to me to every 1000000 years until that the size of potatoes, or even cauliflower heads. the purpose of findings of pulling metallic nadia. oh, actually done by the challenge expedition, 1874. that's been a long, long time. and they, they just brought up a few with towards where they took sediment samples of the interest of her economists started really in the, in the seventy's. people found out that these metrics are in there and that that's where it sparked more of exploration happen. so scientists and not the only ones interested in poly metallic nodules. a lot of companies

what will the poly bog do so? meanwhile, i've gone to walk for foreign countries. now in hiding, they say they being hunted by the thought bond. what's happened with promises from the west to get them out and from desperation to addiction, work is guess hunger is on the rise and a growing number in kabul. autonomy to drugs, or i'm escape ah, ah, i'm british manager, welcome to the w news, a shark ledger, but join us. i've got some needs international funds, but it can't have them. it's mainly for 2 reasons. volleyball room isn't recognized, and they have denied women and girls work and educational opportunities. i live in the week. they promised to do better at a meeting with you representatives, the group promised a return to schools for girls of all ages. by the end of next month, in return, they demanded international funding to stave off a desperate to meditate in crisis. this is what they got, special envoy of the european union for promised on thomas nicholas on treated after the meeting. that the you would deliver 500000000 euros in assistance to the u. n. a

ah, they said, 11 years, asia coming up today, education for afghan women under poly been ruled after the 6 months for the thought about allow women to return to some universities in the country. is this the face of a new reform to thought it on, or just window dressing to l. a international concerns about women's rights plus the thought bond security headache, regular attacks by storm and state militants, are challenging, volleyball games they have made of grandest on see for our dogs. ah . i british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us for the 1st time since using power in of got us on last august. the taliban has reopened some public universities and allowed some female students to attend the militant save. women must remain segregated from their male counterparts in line with that interpretation of sherry a law. and can only study subjects approved by the taliban. the international community has made equal access to education for women. one of the conditions of unfreezes, i've got his sons assets overseas. now some members of the taliban say the move shows th

polis said colorado's not going that far and really goes against the ethos of cryptocurrencies beinge from government interventions. denver coin. for now floated idea block chain used in things like local elections. >> a city coin explain that a little more yeah exactly. goes against the ethos of being centrally sort of managed, but what is the case that sort of miami and others are making? >> made the case it's an alternative to taxes a way to raise money so you could support your city by buying san francisco coin, denver coin. but miami coin is really the only one actually implemented and said it's a way to raise money. can fund things like education, but there are regulatory questions in terms of, like, polis said holding this on your balance sheet. talk about volatility. still doing business in dollars. the idea having a city coin and a cryptocurrency on your balance sheet is still an unknown. >> cryptocurrency that can go up and down not liable a stable coin interesting. you talked more about the, feels like a lot of action at state left not a lot of action at the federal level.

governor polis joins me now to discuss. thank you so much for joining me.id lift that mask mandate and ended your emergency order eight months ago, governor. you never put restrictions back, even during the new surges, and still, your state's death rate is one of the lowest in the country. why did you do that last july when most democratic governors are just doing it now? >> well, you know, dana, really following the data. what's remarkable is when you look across the data set for the united states, those who are triple vaccinated have a 96% lower death rate, double vaccinated, 85% lower death rate. by the way, let that be the reminder to viewers if you're putting off the third dose, go get it. it makes a big difference. it's such a different place than it was to begin with. frankly, at this level, the virus is still something you want to avoid. we, of course -- and i support masks as a matter of personal responsibility. people who choose to wear them indoors around others are adding that layer of protection. but the most important thing right now is to get

contaminated sites. world wide fuels and crude oil contain a wide range of pollutants among them. poly cyclic aromatic hydrocarbons or p. h's, one of the most worrying pollutants of our time. they killed flora and fauna damage organs and can cause cancer in humans and animals. back in 1998 scientists had already found that mushrooms do grow on heavily oil contaminated soils. in this case, oyster mushrooms. after 8 weeks, the total amount of contaminants in the soil plummeted by 99 percent with p h is also broken down into less toxic substances. but just how do fun guy function? well, since organic pollutants like fuel oils originate from dead organic matter, fungi degrade them with the same enzyme. they degrade wood and leaves. with contaminants are chopped into smaller compounds which are less harmful or not dangerous at all. so they can become part of the nutrients cycle. again, some are degraded to c o 2 or water. but the concept of introducing going back to organisms which lacked shortly before on the rule of the gradation. and using them to a degree and wiped out and body density.

escape from from poly and that was quite from ty was a 21 year old philosophy student when he became one of the 1st protest is arrested by police in june 2019. he was charged with an awful assembly and sent to prison for 4 months. he is one of $4000.00 protesters detained for their role in the pro democracy protests. many who have been released say they've found it difficult looking for jobs or higher education places because of their criminal records. those what me, who have serve their times in prison. and then they decide to stay in hong kong. probably what they need is job opportunity. a chance to a fond and hands themselves. that's where a group called project change has stepped in to help thousands of arrested protests is providing life planning, counseling, and legal support. we don't accept funding from government because we want to be autonomous. i mean, a lot of residues fight distrustful or government funds and we get from nations from individuals and private parties. the hong kong government says it has a system for rehabilitation, but it's being criticized for not doing

the larger question poly just made a, how do you have a functioning economy in afghan and how do you give the people that ask yanna, stan, i hope that they can enjoy the same economic and social benefits that many of the people in the rest of the world do, that's a question that no one has an answer for and releasing or not releasing these funds . it's not going to make really any appreciable difference in that. one thing that i think also important to recognize as the taliban so far have shown no capacity to address the issues that poly has raised. the taliban fought in order to take over the country. they fight, they take taken over the country. they reimpose the same government with the same people who govern from say, 996 to 2001. during which period of time, the humanitarian and health issues, health problems that existed in which were even more severe. and now were addressed almost entirely by international organizations and organizations such as the region council. that was not a very satisfactory situation, but the title one seemed happy with it. i think that's where we're he

all of schultz has been criticized for not poly, supporting allied efforts to counter russia's troop build up on ukraine's border. hold up short looked to reassure the u. s. of germany's result. also coming up candidates capital ottawa declares a state of emergency as truckers and protesters against cupboard 19 paralyzed the city. the code, the police chief calls it a siege plus ah, india declares 2 days of national mourning for singing legend. lotta when jessica, she embodied music and melody for generations of indians. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. german chancellor, olive shops is on his way to the united states. heats is, talks with president joe biden are set to be dominated by one topic, the threat of russian invasion of ukraine. his visit comes as more us troops arrive in poland to strengthen nato's presence in eastern europe, amid the ukraine crisis. soldiers and vehicles touched down near the shush hope close to poland border with ukraine. the intent provide nato members with protection from potential russian aggression. washington says moscow has st

history of poly bodyguards is a feat, 1st situation in disco, we brought to more and more stuff, all the carbons which can be open. now the border crossing points are open. and what we did today in the morning, even we checked the pedestrians on the terminal dedicated to normally 4 cars. the family finally reunites out of parking lot and medica, oksana. the husband sergei has come from joseph dorf, where he lives and works with care over the for the russians are making war shooting, bombing, and launching missiles. but there were explosions in the town where my daughter lives. so come am yes, go up on. we have to get them all out there. we have no choice now, sir, gay will take his family back to his home in germany. but it's unclear what they'll do and how long they can stay. his family never wanted to leave their homeland. russia's war and ukraine is affecting international sports events as well. colin will not play their world cup play off with russia at moscow next month, due the due to the ongoing invasion. that's according to the polish football federation, poland, and byron mu

one of the worst affected areas is the city of petra polis. in the hills above rio de janeiro. amnesty international says to grind fighters killed civilians and gan rate, dozens of women and girls in ethiopia of horror region previous investigations found evidence of abuses committed by all sides in the year long civil conflict. the european union's highest court has ruled that brussels can cut funds for member states that don't meet democratic standards. the case has implications for poland and hungary. both countries are accused of undermining the rule of law and could lose billions of yours in you recovery funds. now germany will left most covered 19 restrictions. next, love cancer oh laughed shelves. and 16 state leaders agreed to a step by step planned to lift most pandemic measures. corner virus infections are falling and there's also a rise in vaccinations with almost 3 quarters of the population. now with at least 2 shots with might be the beginning of the end. for most of german is covey restrictions. the 3 stage plan announced on wed

and can only study subjects approved by the poly bomb. the international community has made equal access to education for women. one of the conditions of unfreezes of god is tons, assets overseas. now some members of the taliban say the move shows they have now fulfilled this condition and that the us should lift any sanctions against them. what was that we have provided, complete security. we have respected the rights of women. yet the woman was appointed as the head of mala lies maternity hospital just a few days ago. alissa schools are open and universities are opening. and now the united nations in the united states have no excuse to continue sanctions against us . any thought of my, the vanishing of by, than namisha by get that be my baby. right, let's get more on this or from dr. eleanor zane, or she is director of the southwest east shared regional program at the german thinktank. the conrad added our stiff dung doctors in a welcome. you just had one taliban governor there, or is this reopening of some universities for some women?

i think they believe that now poly risk will be seeing rushes intent to them the same way. they've been saying that since russia and ex crimea, and those conflict and number. alright, he w correspondence. nick connelly, thanks so much for your reporting. induced a safe, a back and t if the government has handed out thousands of guns to ordinary citizens and is urging them to build petrol bombs. and not everyone is able to fight against the russian invasion. and so the most vulnerable, as has been a terrifying white. oh, the sound of war is heard from central t if through the night it came in waves, as russian forces edge closer to ukraine's capital, seeking shelter in the underground bunker in this church. these families could only hope and pray but for many others, staying put is not an option. holding on to what they treasure the most. it's a painfully slow journey in search of safety. we at least been here for a long time, maybe, or. a maybe 3. 07. 03. but it's crazy. it's crazy. thank you kind of know how to be my ne deposit. actually. i don't want to leave my them in m

poli, mom me the him, her. come the day it you did hugger study? took a while. the mosque, you're the war. i did, you know, i called you when you 9 did part the most of our con tonight we're still boys shown you couldn't study to call it the football field ski. i started to go there you go to what is slang i guess. and then also to be of a book, a food come to them and then the other line doesn't show way. so no, we'll just say you can they kick on given that whatever you want to buy, what i'm saying? or did that, i want it to say move that step. i know when you to she you lose. hi joseph. and just say she should stand with the signing of that any sound you mean to sound with yes, on june and some when, when you get on with warm long feeling that week later with the working days over, i could see my rent salary taking a short break at his favorite hotel. this time i knew gone. i might like to learn a little more. ah, my money, i'm all your local one like a former before well, i was been to entertain salary. his wife has come to clean for him. what i need to do s

i wonder therefore if that's the poly bonds way of saying that, because that is the exact statement. the former government made in 2018 or 19. they made very similar statement saying that they have completely eradicated the so called a plumbing state. and then for years after that, they continued to stage attacks and called ball angela bod and other cities. so it's funny because it seems like they're, they're, you know, operating off the same playbook as. busy former republican that way. where does that leave the people of, of gone on early. i mean, how assured can they be, especially in places like a lot of bob that taliban government can provide them security? well, if you look at it, for instance, the city of angela bond is currently considered one of the least safe in the country. in part because of you know, mafia and crime networks and things like that. but also specifically because of the threat posed by the so called state, because it has always been one of you know, the city of job is always been one of the primary target. and it's continued to this day. you know, those atta

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he grew up in daly city playing college football at cal poly and in 2013 john madden spoke to vern glenn here at kpix 5 on the secret to success .>> i always wanted to win. even as a little kid, you know, flipping milk tops or cars, i wanted to win everything. i think it is important. everyone probably wants it, but then i wanted it so bad i was willing to work for it. i was willing to put the work in. >> among those expected to speak today at his memorial or nfl network broadcaster, steve mariucci, hall of fame player and coach art shell, and john madden's son, mike madden we will bring the live coverage starting at 5:30 p.m., on also kpix.com . >>> continue to follow the latest on the threat in the ukraine. the u.s. now preparing to pull all of its personnel out of the embassy in kyiv over the next 24 to 48 hours. that is the latest as we take a live up inside capitol hill right now. this is the national security advisor briefing congressional leaders on the latest intelligence as diplomatic talks to avoid a war continued this morning the russian foreign minister told russian president

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every day we take your calls live on the air and we discussed poly issues -- policy issues that affect you. >> talking about the potential for conflict in russia and ukraine and applications for the u.s. and nato. an irs tax -- will answer questions about the tax filing season and challenges fashion -- facing the irs in processing returns. watch washington journal live at seven eastern on c-span or c-span now. join the discussion with your phone call, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> a senate health subcommittee meets at 10 a.m. eastern to look at ways to recruit and retain health-care workers. on c-span two, the senate is back at 10 a.m. to consider the nomination for federal maritime commission her. at 10:00 on c-span three, the senate banking committee holds a hearing on how banks and insurance companies affect the housing market had everything also available to watch at c-span.org or c-span now our free video app. >> british prime minister boris johnson answered questions from the house of commons about a new photo showing the prime minister attending a holiday party during

jared polis from colorado has been leading the example of democratic dpofrs to say essentially all of you have been doing the right thing, we're not asking any more of you, and this seems to be what the other blue state governors are picking up from here. >> these blue state governors aren't saying this is about politics. they're saying this is about science. they're saying the numbers have changed in their states and they're making these choices. does the cdc -- are they flat-footed here? is there tension between the cdc and the white house? the numbers are not changing everywhere at the same rate. is this another case where the cdc is kind of behind where everybody else is like we saw on the implementation of booster shots? >> yeah, garrett. we're now a year and a couple weeks into the biden administration, and one of the often quiet but occasionally not so quiet frustrations you've heard from the white house has been that the cdc has been in some cases too slow to change their guidance but in some cases, as we saw over the course of the holidays, was too fast to change guidance. at

i started with poly gel.us to share this story is the director of multimedia, sophie bierman. >> thanks for having me. kristen: of course. i love this. who is that incredible 17-year-old we saw there? >> that is gianna careno, 17-year-old at lowell high school here in san francisco. she was at home for the majority of the pandemic, learning from home. she would always -- she always had a hobby for nails and a passion for art, but she decided to leverage that chance to be at home to start her own mail business from her parents' garage. kristen: before we go any further with this amazing story, do we call her a manicurist, nail technician? nail artist is more appropriate. >> such a great question, she says nail technician, she would love nail artist, too. down the line she wants to learn eyelashes in cosmetology school, she is excited about the whole field. kristen: he said she's always known she was a kid -- since she was a kid that she enjoyed doing nails. during the pandemic she decided to turn a hobby into

heard governor polis saying the same thing.ent message from the democratic party of different lawmakers going in different directions. when are you a party divided and don't have a message on the most important issue for voters you are asking for political trouble. >> bill: just to go back to your point there, the strength of the party is in the big cities because it is on the progressive left. that is why so many rural areas have gone red and are likely to go again. we'll see about that. lester holt, nbc, joe biden talking about inflation went like this. >> i think it was back in july you said inflation was going to be temporary. what is your definition of temporary? >> president biden: you are being a wise guy with me a little bit. >> bill: he went on to talk about car parts and the cost of vehicles and explained it that way. there wasn't a lot of explanation for the american rescue plan in march of 1.9 trillion. not a lot of explanation for why the fed was likely behind the ball and probably arguably should have done somethi

barcelona jugó hoy por primera vez en su historia un partido de la europa league esto fue ante la poli pelota y penal, turno para que torrens uno a uno torrens tendría otra más para darle la victoria al barça, vean esto acá el gol y no, la mandó al carrizo, 2 x 0 y 1 x 1, próximos bueno será el jueves en suelo vámonos a san petersburgo en rusia, andrés guardado los andaluces se van a adelantar al 8 y acá tiene como 50 años y guido rodríguez el 1 x 0 y más adelante al 18 2 x 0 y ahora vienen los rusos el gigante de cabeza ponía al 25 el 1 x 2 y es una celebración emotiva y luego el 28 el ex hombre del barça, 2 x 2 y lo va a empatar pero en el 41, andrés guardado, guardado acá el toque para el mexicano de zurda y 3 x 2 ganó el betis. en suelo ruso, hemos dominado la acción un día más, cambio y fuera uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no es lo mismo que hacerlas. mija, sabías que

they need to focus on what happens between two of those, in terms of actual governance and public polyy of states to actually deliver against people past demands-- people's demands is one of the driving factors behind most of the coups we have seen in the region. ros: the issues you describe, building up the function of democracy between elections, is something not easily done. how could individual governments or bodies like the african union respond? >> i think the key element should be to reallcus on the national responsibilities. there is a tendency to look at things from a regional perspective. i'm not sure if it's the whole covid environment that encourages this, but beyond what seems to be a spread, there are specific national -- ♪ ros: now, for the first time since the taliban seized power in afghanistan, some public universities have reopened, allowing female students to return to education. growth and still are not allowed in secondary schools -- girls still are not allowed in secondary schools. and universities, female students are returning, under conditions. they have to we

contaminated sites. world wide fuels and crude oil contain a wide range of pollutants among them. poly cyclic aromatic hydrocarbons for p. h's . one of the most worrying pollutants of our time. they killed flora and fauna damage organs and can cause cancer in humans and animals. back in 1998 scientists had already found that mushrooms do grow on heavily oil contaminated soils. in this case, oyster mushrooms. after 8 weeks, the total amount of contaminants in the soil plummeted by 99 percent with p h is also broken down into less toxic substances. but just how do fun guy function? well, since organic pollutants like fuel oils originate from dead organic matter, fungi degrade them with the same enzyme. they degrade wood and leaves. with contaminants are chopped into smaller compounds which are less harmful or not dangerous at all. so they can become part of the nutrients cycle. again, some are degraded to c o 2 or water. the tom concept of introducing going back to organisms which lack shortly before on the rule of degradation. it using them to a degree at wiped out and body density. env

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where we are today it's 52 week high but it's a stock that was bludgeonon -- i'm trying to be the poly anna to the doom and gloom, trying to play the other side, guy what do you think. >> ain't no doom and gloom here, good will conquer evil and truth will set me free i will spare the bruce springsteen reference. you make a great point if you bought the stock a week ago and enjoyed this rally up, absolutely but what i'm trying to say is the fact the script has been changed and the script used to be don't fight the fed, very accommodative price to earnings, metrics don't matter, basically nothing really matters in that environment. now things are starting to matter people are looking at valuations valuations are becoming a concern. you're going to see moves like that but again if you're overall extraordinary bullish you're effectively fighting the same fed that was under writing the market for a decade that is no longer doing that. >> i'm not talking about being bullish. jeff mills, i'm talking about trading volatility what we've seen in past couple days is massive rip-your-face off rall

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and then i just travel by poly university. and i just thought a foot bridge where people fly down to escape from from poly and that was quite from ty was a 21 year old philosophy student when he became one of the 1st protest is arrested by police in june 2019. he was charged with under full assembly and sent to prison for 4 months. lee is one of $4000.00 protesters detained for their role in the pro democracy protests. many who have been released say they've found it difficult looking for jobs or higher education places because of their criminal records. those like me who have served their times in prison and then they decide to stay in hong kong. probably what they need is job opportunity. a chance to fond and hand them, so i'm not necessary for working, studying, or keep in touch with the societies. that's where a group called project change has stepped in to help thousands of arrested protesters providing life planning, counseling, and legal support through the process. i mean, 3 or 4 years to lot of ration and, and clarity

history of poly bodyguards is a feat, 1st situation in disco. we brought to more and more stuff. all the copying which can be open on the border crossing points are open. and what we did today in the morning given we checked the pedestrians on the terminal dedicated to normally 4 cars. the family finally reunites out of parking lot and medica, oksana, the husband sergei has come from joseph dorf, where he lives and works with care all before the russians are making war shooting, bombing, and launching missiles. there were explosions in the town where my daughter lives will come in. yes, go up on. we have to get them all out there. we have no choice yet. said so little . now sir. gay will take his family back to his home in germany. but it's on clear what they'll do and how long they can stay. his family never wanted to leave their homeland ukraine is doing its best to repel the russian attack by training civilians to fight support from the u. s. and other nato members is also bolstered national defenses. but few believe ukraine is a match for it's much larger neighbor. taking act

hayes ortiz, polis leah's, speaking from berlin. with more details, well, certainly, sanctions are on the table, many in not only the european community, but internationally slamming the russian president vladimir putin decision to recognize the provinces of lou ganske and de next, the u. s. the u. k. and the e. you have all now pledged to impose sanctions. there has been a joint statement that was issued by the european commission and the european council. the european council president has held a marathon of telephone calls from last night after that announcement by president putin was made. one of the cause was with the ukrainian president in which he said, and i'm quoting the you stands by you firmly and fully supports ukrainian territorial integrity. the european commission president had this to say the recognition of the 2 separate us territories in ukraine as a blatant violation of international law, the territorial integrity of ukraine and the minsk agreements. the e u and its partners will react with unity, firmness and wit

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more than 100000 people across from ukraine into poli, walsall is expected to help as many as 5000000 people in the weeks ahead. crowds of checkpoints are so large, it could take people 3 days to be processed, managed between 18 and 16, been conscripted to fight for the ukrainian army. that means many families seeking safety. a forced to flee, leaving fathers and brothers behind. john hall has more from the cause of a crack of its border crossing since thursday, we're told 150000 people have crossed from ukraine into poland at one of 3 border crossing points. this one we're told is the easiest one to get across. the wait here is in the many, many hours. it's extremely cold. most of the hundreds and hundreds, thousands, perhaps of people. here are women and children. men, of course, ukrainian citizens between the age of 18 and 60 required to stay at home and fights . and given the evidence of resistance, but not many of them appear to be arguing with that cold. we have of course we are learning from science and from the, from the danger. we're scared. we are alone with our daughter. we