maybe rafael's i keep calling ralph. well, but it's rafael, the i guess the english of rafael. rafael maybe the origins of his interest. this subject came from his dad, who was a detective in the nypd for 20 years during the turbulent eighties nineties, and then in the aftermath of 911. and so during a period of time of extraordinary change. so. so thank you for your service the city and to to to you and your wife. thank you, rafael. i the opportunity to meet rafael several years ago, george kelling was in his last year of life. he had had a long bout with cancer. george was a friend. colleague mentor, coauthor. it's just an extraordinary individual who had influence on these issues. his seminal work with jim wilson broken windows. i was the practitioner of broken windows and i put their theories into practice with great success because they understood that you could not focus just on serious crime. you also had to focus on the disorder. the broken windows that people saw every day. the disorder that we are not attending to with any at the moment. rafael and his book basically

rafael warnock supports that.all the threats we have, the biggest threat i see facing america is what is happening within. this national self-loathing. the idea america is bad and america is racist. let me tell you, my parents came from it -- and here with eight dollars. the same story many of you have. they worked hard, they put in all the efforts so their children can have a better life. their daughter became the first minority governor in america. [applause] america is not a racist country. america is a country where i saw and talk to the masters at the run, and today love the fact we had freedom of speech, religion and to do be -- and be anything we wanted to be without government getting in the way. you have a distinct difference in herschel walker and rafael warnock. i want to say that, especially to the indian american community that came out. it warms my heart you came. [applause] we have seen the indian community, vote democrat for a long time. not because they are democrats. my parents voted democrat unt

but rafael martinez and most sailors are calling them attacks. rafael: at one point i felt panic. at it for 15 minutes, and suddenly i see a piece of the rudder floating behind us. reporter: without a rudder, the boat is impossible to steer. the big question is, why are the orcas doing this? dori: something's been done to them that's completely destabilized them. it was as if they'd gone completely crazy. reporter: the port of conil de la frontera. locals say the competition for food is making the orcas aggressive. the marine predators and the fishers are both hunting for bluefin tuna. in the fight over the prey, fishers have injured orcas with harpoons, according to animal rights activists. the fishers have a different theory. antonio: we think that a sailor accidentally injured an orca calf. and that's why the animals are now attacking the underside of the boats. that's never happened before. reporter: whale researcher ezequiel andreu prefers to avoid the word “attack.” he estimates there are only about 40 iberian orcas left. protecting this endangered species is top priority. e

but rafael martinez and most sailors are calling them attacks. rafael: at one point i felt panic.at it for 15 minutes, and suddenly i see a piece of the rudder floating behind us. reporter: without a rudder, the boat is impossible to steer. the big question is, why are the orcas doing this? dori: something's been done to them that's completely destabilized them. it was as if they'd gone completely crazy. reporter: the port of conil de la frontera. locals say the competition for food is making the orcas aggressive. the marine predators and the fishers are both hunting for bluefin tuna. in the fight over the prey, fishers have injured orcas with harpoons, according to animal rights activists. the fishers have a different theory. antonio: we think that a sailor accidentally injured an orca calf. and that's why the animals are now attacking the underside of the boats. that's never happened before. reporter: whale researcher ezequiel andreu prefers to avoid the word “attack.” he estimates there are only about 40 iberian orcas left. protecting this endangered species is top priority. ez

rafael. >> today is a day of celebration. >> i'm here to thank the leaders leaders in the san rafael community, in large part due to the constructive impatience of this community. i want to thank you for that. >> it has been 20 years since we we have seen the entire waterway waterway get dredged. we are truly appreciative for a day like this. >> while it takes a lot of money money and manpower for projects like that, nature's own engineers are busy working under under the radar, transforming a waterway, shoring up defenses against drought and wildfires, we followed one man who is trying to capture them in action. >> of all the things you plan on on doing, all the wonders of the the world he dreamed of visiting, beaver ponds were never on rusty's bucket list. >> >> beavers are a marvel of being being an engineer that can modify the environment. >> and amateur photographer, rusty has spent much of his retirement documenting beavers around napa valley. >> we have to have patience, an. and luck. >> reporter: it all started when when rusty noticed that whenever whenever beavers settled in

i hope to see you soon in san rafael. along them was ill. the psychopath runs on both banks of the river on route. you can always find fairies to take you to the other side. i still have a few kilometers to go before i'll reach my destination. cochran. visible in the distance is ca hm. castle. it looks old, but only dates from the 19th century. cochran has just 5000 inhabitants, but it's a much visited city. many missouri river cruises set off from here. and you can also find a specialty that is typical of the region. the missouri peach, which is used for cakes and tarts, for example. as the good week, i know what a peaches, but what makes them ozell peach. so specialist right away, you can see the colors differently closet, and it's also a bit smaller than your average peak. when we took the peach trees or planted on land is no longer used to grew wine on by the great vines are removed and replaced with trees quite well. she said the minerals in the soil yacht bone leaves the beaches in both sweet and savory. dishes clump, what we need talk

he was touch as you could tell rafael's daughter says there is her parents first thing.irst vacation in 24 years as for the double play rafael isn't sure when or if it will reopen again, but he'll have a nice break to get things back together. absolutely. all right world news tonight with david mirrors next. i'm on the dates. i'm dan ashley for sending patel all of us here. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6. we'll see you again at 6. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side eff

head in many contentious races across the country, including the senate showdown in georgia between rafael warnock and hershel walker. the two faced off in a fiery debate as senator wahas a lead over his challenger. jacqui: president biden touts the massive spending plan in oregon this weekend. we learned that president obama will be giving democrats much-needed star power at high profile events in atlanta, detroit, milwaukee in the coming weeks. we've got coverage with dan springer in portland, but we'll start with the heated georgia senate battle. >> heated indeed. reverend warnock faced hershel walker running for senate as a republican. the two met in a debate in savannah last night and there were fireworks sparring on a range of issues, including abortion, take a listen. >> that a patient's room is too narrow and small and cramped a space for woman, her doctor, and the united states government. >> i just a neat talker, but did he not mention that there's a baby in that room as well? >> on the topic of election integrity, hershel walker acknowledged that president biden legitimately won

president rafael correa has been concentrating power around his government after being reelected to ard term. now correa's leadership and popularity is threatened by grassroots and indian movements that oppose his drive to make mining a main source of revenue for ecuador. >> [speaking spanish] >> ecuador faces a tough dilemma. should its natural resources be exploited on a large industrial scale? or should they be preserved for the sake of the environmental protection? according to this analyst, mineral riches are the only means to finance health, education, andublic works, so necessary for the development of the country. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] pppxxxx■]■x 10/24/22 10/24/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> when it comes to diplomacy and the war, it depends entirely on whether russia gets to a place where it is actually trusted in stopping aggreion that it started. we have seen no evidence of that in this moment. amy: as the war in ukraine enters its ninth month, we look at the biden administration's

in the north bay, san rafael, a nice smooth flow of traffic. you see the silhouette from the lights coming over the hill. the low clouds sticking around. yesterday we saw on almost all of our cameras, little glimpse here and there. further north much lower visibility. down in santa cruz and further south in fill roy. gilroy. no major incident and a smooth drive out of the altamont with a tap of the brakes. back to you. >>> crowdsourcing, a new facebook group with members spanning across the globe. >> these amateur detectives are sharing information hoping to crack the case. stephanie magallon spoke with the creator about the tips they're generating. >> reporter: you can find theories about stockton serial killers, details in the central valley, and messages from some of the victims' family members. a group looking for justice. >> we have people that are contributing towards the investigation trying to put pieces of the puzzle together within our own town from across our city, from across our state and country as well as now across the world. >>

i'm now leaving the city just a 20 minute drive from san rafael. you'll find one of the reasons highlights this huge maze in ah, allowing both his, his labyrinth was created to honor argentinian writer, hot hello, his body, his from some 8000 bucks would plan on you. you can really get lost as it covers close to, to head to that. ah . but we made it. okay, let's move on. as soon as handle a file up looking around 30 kilometers south of san rafael, you'll find the valet grant a damn. it serves 2 functions. first, the hydro electric plant produces powered through the city here and i'm and 2nd, it funnels the oswell river into a reservoir creating a wonderful lake that i select. yeah. hello. and here you can also had fish and soak up some son. oh go kayaking a fill our he the in the peasant place to paddle around her. i'll hope to see you soon. in san raphael along the mozilla, the psychopath runs on both banks of the river on route. you can always find fairies to take you to the other side. i still have a few kilometers to go before i'll reach my des

that is keeping both herschel walker and rafael warnock under 50%.one of them needs to get 50% on election night. >> no, no, no! not again. >> we will be right back where we were. i could be talking to you in december. so it looks like this could easily go into overtime and then we're going to see these two men really fight it out one-on-one. so the stakes could not be higher, and i don't know that that debate last night did anything to keep us from going into runoff territory. >> well, if we are having that conversation in several weeks, the entire control of the senate could be at stake in the outcome of a runoff. holy smokes. >> yes. it could be, and georgia has been here very recently in those 2021 runoffs and that's where rafael warnock was elected the first time. >> sure. >> it obviously depends on what happens in those other races like pennsylvania, but it certainly could happen and because of georgia's unusual election laws and because ne neither one of these men has ever polled over 50%, that's why a lot of people in the state are saying thi

the 1st locomotive to arrive here in san rafael. you amplified, ah, if something, eliza is the city center the plaza sun martine winter, in on my right, you can see the city hall, iraqi, a lap laughter. eli he shook his head, but the real attraction is the beautiful cathedral on my left. yet of it that look, it was built in 1952. ah me. my home town has around 120000 residents. yeah. and when the weather is nice, you'll find many of them here at the plaza fancier and its neighboring parking. most everyone here drinks the famous marty tea made from the dried and ground leaves of the yearbook marty plant. it's an argentine tradition our now we're leaving this city just a 20 minute drive from san rafael. you'll find one of the reasons highlights this huge maze in ah, a loading bought of his, his labyrinth was created to honor argentinian writer. hon. hillary's board has from some 8000 bucks with plans and you, you can really get lost as it covers close to to hector there. ah . but we made it. okay, okay, let's move on. i sort of amplif

rafael grosse admitted to relieving the temporary situation.ll unstable, despite the fact that all six power units. today , the nuclear power plant itself is stopped - this is not a kettle that can simply be turned off if the reactor fuel is not cooled, the vessel will melt, the reactors are stopped. should still be kept critical and cold. at this current situation. this requires electricity. that is, to the pumps of the cooling system. they are now the security system. all e, recorded from external sources of power supply, the tasks that we face to ensure this, energodar now, it is through the nuclear power plant to provide heat with electricity and to provide the nuclear power plant with stable e. with the voltage necessary to maintain the cold regime, we will solve all the tasks that will face the regional administration briefly and quickly, because today unfortunately, the cold weather is coming. and we need to resolve these issues at the highest possible transmission , we are talking about restarting the power unit, even ukraine is not sto

in the legend of tennis and the king of the soil, rafael nadal for the first time became the father of his wife, she gave the thirty-six-year-old athlete a son, who was reportedly named after his father, we get rafael rafaelevich. that's all in sports by now, see you on the air tonight. take care of yourself. with the onset of autumn, traditionally , the time comes to reap the fruits of hard work for all residents, novogrudok september was marked by a significant cultural event after several years of active international, the work, which brought together specialists from belarus to russia, returned to the novogrudok region an amazing artifact, the cup of the holy yadveria. the find, discovered in the middle of the 20th century during excavations of the local castle, turned the historians' idea of ​​the true significance of the small belarusian town of the first capital of the grand duchy of lithuania verified to the nearest millimeter. a polymer copy of the cult relic from the collection of the state hermitage was solemnly handed over for display at the conference church of michael the

influence, er, in order to move towards a settlement about my meeting with the head of the iaea, rafael grosse, thanks. i remember my visit to you in the nineteenth year and have not forgotten about it. thank you. further, the conversation between the two leaders took place without press eye to eye pavel pchelkin pavel rudakov sergey channel one. zaporizhzhya npp must operate efficiently, safely and in the interests of people. this applies not only to the residents of energodar, but also to other territories, this was stated by the acting governor of the zaporozhye region yevgeny baletsky today in topol mile he met with the management of the station and representatives of the concern, rosenergo atom authorities at various levels are now doing everything to ensure safe operation for the nuclear power plant created a special management company that works with zaporizhia npp is connected to the russian energy system to meet its own needs. the types of interaction that we have to ensure this, energodar now, through the nuclear power plant, provide heat with electricity and the nuclear power

the legend of tennis and the king of clay rafael nadal for the first time became the father of the wifehe 36-year-old athlete whose son was reportedly named after his father, in our opinion it turns out rafael rafaelevich overseas in the next nhl pre-season match, the vancouver kennex is stronger than the arizona coyotes 4.0 in the losers, the belarusian defender vladislav klyuchonok played in the first couple with josh brown. eventually the minsker spent almost 19 minutes on the ice. moreover, the coaching staff involved the defense player both in the majority and in the minority. vladislav managed to block four shots from the opponent, that is, the most in the game. and in europe, on the eve of the exhibition match, the season of the strongest world league started regularly. christina kamysh will complement the topic. the last time the nhl played games outside of north america was in november 2019 , a trip to europe was also planned for the 20th year, but the coronavirus pandemic canceled the idea, it was czech prague honor to open the new regular season of the strongest league in the

great state of georgia where there was a major debate last night between georgia senate candidates rafael warnock and herschel walker, if your college football fan you know how amazing he was when playing for the bulldogs, the man faced off in a fierce battle over whose positions on crime, the economy and abortion best align with the values of georgia voters, first up on our look back, sanctity of life. >> a patient's room is too cramped a space for a woman, her doctor and the united states government. >> did he not mention there is a baby in the room as well? >> reporter: they also debated who has the strongest support among law enforcement and things got interesting during at least one key exchange. watch. >> one thing i have not done. i never pretended to be a police officer and i never threatened a shootout with the police and you know what is so funny? i am with many police officers. >> there was also back-and-forth about the priorities of lowering the cost of prescription drugs versus the inflationary cost across the board from gas to food to housing that is absolutely crushing geor

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i can't see anything at all in novato down through san rafael and mill valley.s a little foggy in the south bay, but it's mild here from union city in the upper 50s. alameda is at 57. you can see the patches of fog there. just spreading out around the bay. so right in through clock it is going to be kind of gray and will begin to see some sun peek out, but it is kind of mild if you are headed out towards the peninsula and the south bay with the cloud cover, but waiting on the sun today. it's going to take us through about 11 o'clock. then we've got 60s in the east bay and brighter conditions spreading westward across the bay. look at the upper 70s revealed from fairfield to fremont in the upper 60, so we're going to talk about the clouds the showers the cooler weather coming our way in a few minutes list. okay, lisa. thank you yesterday morning. we showed you an effort by a republican group in the south bay to target local school board races this morning. we're showing you a similar effort happening in marin county, but unlike the south bay the candidates there

the owner, rafael rafael hernandez, an mexican immigrant started as a dishwasher, he took over the business in 2009, and hasn't slowed down since. now, he and his family will get to relax, that is because today alaska airlines flew him and his family family out to mexico, all expenses paid. >> it is great for us to just spend time together, especially because we don't see each other that often. mom and dad haven't been on a trip together in over 24 years. >> raphael has told us he would like to rebuild and we would love to see that. let's take a tour, monica and rachel's apartment, or have a cup of coffee at central park, more one on the friends exhibit is coming coming to san francisco. but first, here is your red and gol. gold report.> >> 49ers are settled into the greenbrier resort in west virgi, west virginia, rooms start at over $500 per night, so they don't have to worry about sharing a hotel with media memb. media members. >> i give you guys some extra keys, they don't work. it's probably good to avoid okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline.

we are talking about the san rafael creek, which hasn't been dredged in 20 years. years. that's a serious problem when it rains and there isn't enough drainage. we saw it last october when the atmospheric river flooded much of downtown san rafael, as you can see there. the two and a half-mile talent channel is a crucial part part of the city's flood control control system, but so much mud and sediment has built up in that time, it's shallow as two feet and

take a look at rafael warnock's outstanding record as a senator, who he is as a person and compare it to his opponent and i'm confident the voters of georgia will see the clear contrast and support rafael warnock. he will be elected, he will continue to be a senator representing the state of georgia. but we know this is going to come down to the wire, which is why we are going to continue to raise the resources we need. certainly we need grassroots resources not just for georgia, but republicans are extending us with their super pac's, the guys that give a billion dollars for their cost, a massive amount of money coming in from a small number of very wealthy contributors attempting to buy this election. that is why we have defend the senate.org, to support the work we are doing at the kingpin -- at the committee to make sure we can give back the super pac money to buy these elections in key battleground states. so far to -- defendthesenate.org is the place to do that. as long as people in this country who care about the values that we stand for and support what we are doing, we've got

rafael grosse from st.etersburg gives nikolai bulkin a warm jacket prepared for a visit to russia. the sheikh leaves an assistant, st. petersburg welcomes the eastern guest with sunny weather, the guard of honor plays the anthem of the united arab emirates, as the plane is served with black aurus, the cortege of muhammad al-khayan leaves for the st. petersburg residence of the russian president. konstantinovsky palace for a long time sheik was the crown prince, but this visit is already in the status of the president of the united arab emirates with vladimir putin, they met many times and the relationship emphasized friendly meetings was long in the plans. but it seems more relevant than ever. now the escalation of the crisis in ukraine, the united arab emirates are ready for peacekeeping and mediation, while they joined the sanctions against our country in the battles on the oil market, and the negotiations between russia and the united arab emirates are negotiations between two strong oil players. we are

remembered for vladimir putin met with the director general of the international atomic energy agency rafaelthe head of the magata the russian leader stressed that our country remains committed to non-proliferation of military nuclear technologies. i have always advocated that all governments should have equal access to the e-em of the peaceful atom, and at the same time we believe and considered before and now our position is that everything must be done in order to limit the spread of military nuclear technologies, of course we see what is being observed today, and elements of excessive politicization of everything connected with nuclear activity. well , we really hope that for your thought everything this entire territory, this account is reduced and bring this area to a normal state for our cooperation activities, despite all the turbulence and complex processes that take place at the mercy and, probably, i am very glad to see you and there are questions that may even cause someone - a restlessness. well, we also have, for example, everything that concerns the situation around the zaporo

earlier today he rallied in detroit and spent yesterday campaigning with senator rafael warnock down in georgia. t the first lady is in new hampshire. new hampshire seat is critical to the democrat chances of holding control of the senate. our team of reporters are located around the country following the latest on key races. i'm go first to omar in wisconsin. president obama hit the campaign trail in the midwest. what did he focus on in his message? >> reporter: pamela, first of all, here in wisconsin the program is under way. we'll hear from the democratic governor, senate hopeful and president obama who will be here fresh off of his trip to michigan where he campaigned on behalf of democratic governor gretchen witmire. he emphasized abortion, economy. he touched on the high temperature of politics and the attack on paul pelosi. he was attacked in his own home by someone who was trying to find speaker pelosi. take a listen to some of the former president's comments. >> if our rhetoric about each other gets that mean, when we don't just disagree with people, but we start demonizing

— democratic issue, i think it's good for rafael warnock and damaging to herschel— for rafael warnockisive issue within the united states. do you think them discussing abortion will help or hinder republicans because thatis help or hinder republicans because that is clearly an issue that favours the democrats. the ma'ority, althou:h favours the democrats. the ma'ority, although polling i favours the democrats. the ma'ority, although polling shows * favours the democrats. the ma'ority, although polling shows that _ favours the democrats. the majority, although polling shows that the - although polling shows that the majority — although polling shows that the majority of _ although polling shows that the majority of the _ although polling shows that the majority of the us _ although polling shows that the majority of the us are - although polling shows that the i majority of the us are pro—choice. and roe _ majority of the us are pro—choice. and roe v— majority of the us are pro—choice. and roe v wade _ majority of the us are pro—choice. and roe v wade being _ majority of the us are pro

tell me about it in detail, if you can, briefly. in the following what rafael grossi emphasizes about no recognition of the annexation of the plant can happen, but de facto we see that the entire zaporizhzhia e-e region is now being shelled by russian troops very actively and this creates new dangers for the nuclear power plant, but it is still too early for the demilitarized zone around speaking at the same time i will add one more important point that in raphael gros spoke with vladimir putin according to his words and about the kidnapping of the general director with the code of his deputy of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant they took out with their eyes closed in the known direction of the general director, then they threw them out on the territory under the control of ukraine. what can be said about what security zones of the control zones are difficult to talk about? are there any prospects for the demilitarized zone, the only thing that the ukrainian side emphasizes is that ukraine is ready to further cooperate with mother that's all for today, more stories, search on our w

derailed for the second time in the last 5 days this was announced yesterday the head of megate, rafael who talked with russian president vladimir putin the other day, i was actually interested in their meeting. i listened carefully to what the russian president was saying. it looks like grosia really aims to create a demilitarized zone on the territory of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and nearby comments, but in my opinion, let's say it ignores the issue of the fact of occupation, i.e. the main thing is that there are no weapons there, and the fact that zaya is under occupation, which in general does not correspond to any healthy norms and international law, no, according to nuclear safety , ah, it is somehow so ephemerally defined and in touch with us now, ludvig lytvynskyi , a consultant of the project management group of the comprehensive consolidated program for improving the safety of nuclear power units, mr. ludvig, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, congratulations to the heroes school, well accordingly, we wanted you to describe the current situation at the zaporizhz

this was reported by energoatom, and the day before, it was rafael mlizi, the ceo of megates, who metas happening. well, and putin said that, uh, putin told money about the elements of excessively dangerous politicization of everything related to nuclear activities, after which rafael money still has to meet with volodymyr zelensky. how do you assess the general attitude of the world community to the situation in the nuclear industry and , in general, to the situation with the energy system ukraine, which happened after the strikes of these missiles. can we count on any help ? this idea was finally rejected by you

alexis, thank you. >> sandra: rafael mangual, thank you very much for joining us. will be able to speak a couple weeks from now and this crime crisis is a very real one for many, not just here in new york, but across the country. >> that's right. i think they are rightfully shocked and appalled by the increase in crime in the united states and new york in particular has seen over the last three years. we have come to a point in the city where i think prior to 2020 we had taken for granted the safety achievements we had garnered over the course of the 1990s. but as we are learning all too quickly, those gains cannot be taken for granted. we have to work to maintain them. >> sandra: we played out the video from bristol, connecticut, and the "new york times," the slain officers face daunting fire power despite strict gun laws, added he was alarmed by "the idea that some of our cops are outgunned by the bad guys." what did you make of that? >> i think it's a really important point for people to understand. i mean, it's often very easy for us to -- i think lose sight of

completely er, only with the help of the armed forces, er, not involving er, for example, guests to rafael'stions, because i still, er, see positive points in the fact that er, he is trying now er, first of all, to come to ukraine to discuss with the ukrainian president his views on this whole situation e and it is important that he first came to zelensky and well, in my opinion, he could not have done otherwise in principle, but it is important that both of them in principle declare that there is some progress in establishing a safe zone around the nuclear power plant and there is hope that with the help of these levers of potential sanctions that can be imposed on seedlings, it will still be possible to make progress not only with the ukrainian side in terms of establishing this security zone, but also with the russian side, because we always have a memory remember that the nuclear power plant - this extremely dangerous objects and e, for example, e-e, well, what happened with azovstal, unfortunately, is a very tragic situation in our history e-e no, if something similar happened to the zs

controlled area and i think that the staff will not write statement what's going on, we know that rafaelll be in kyiv if he is already no , he left for kyiv the day before, and he will be after that trip to moscow , uh, i think he is going to moscow from well, i think this is a serious message from the megate from the united states, first of all, with a demand for the de- occupation of the creation of a safe zone along the safe zone around the zaporizhia nuclear power plant . i think it will be a kilometer zone and with the demand for demilitarization of this zone and so on what is putin trying to transfer the zaporizhia station? this is a violation of a large number of conventions that were signed, a violation of all agreements, and this should soon lead to sanctions to, and therefore, if not to the company, then to the management of many e- e person e-e and i hope the next step will be sanctions on seedlings and this means the loss of a large number of e-e cooperation projects from turkey and hungary on the construction of nuclear units and in all e directions of e-e cooperation of rus

here is an ad that rafael warnock ran this year that is nothing but a clip of herschel walker giving an interview. >> i want to say something that i probably shouldn't. you know right now i have something that can bring me to a real room that would clean you from covid and walk through this. as you walk through the door, it would kill any covid on your body. when you leave, it kills the virus as you leave this here product. they don't want to talk about that. they don't want to hear about that. >> i'm rafael warnock and a prove this message. >> that's the whole ad. claiming he has a dry mist that can kill all of your covid. another time responding to the school shooting in uvalde, texas, walker proposed a department that can look at young men that is looking at women that is looking at social media. i mean, sure. okay. there was a time he seemed to suggest there is no point in investing in clean air in the united states because china will just take our clean air and send their bad air over here. at least i think that's what he was saying. and walker routinely exaggerated his business

biggest focus is going to be the sig alert on the way to the richmond-san rafael bridge. in the westbound direction on the san mateo bridge and the toll plaza. it is crowded. kumasi: blink 180 did to they are going back onto her. --182 announced their going back on tour. they will have a stop in san jose and sacramento. tickets go on sale monday. reggie: that is nice. jobina: it is national coming out day, let us talk about it. reggie: it is a safe place. talk to us if you do not have anyone else to come out to. find us on social media, we will be there to support you. kumasi: i love that. reggie: my friend was talking about how 11 years ago, you can mount -- he came out. now he is a proud gay man. jobina: we love to see it. reggie: and we love you. whatever you are, whatever you like. it is cool with us. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, a global condemnation after russia's aerial assault on ukraine's civilians. fallout from putin's deadly strikes. president biden and america's allies set to meet this morning as president zelenskyy asks for more

. >> sandra: rafael mangual, author of "criminal injustice."rting there on the murder rate mystery, your thoughts. >> we want to have good data, but the sad reality is cannot get a sense of where things are. for one thing, the fbi number is an estimate, and an estimate that is based on the fact that over a third of agencies did not report any data at all to the incident-based reporting system we have transitioned to now, which means the estimates have large margins of error. even though the fbi is reporting estimated 4.3% increase in homicides, it's in the margin of error so likely it could be not reliable, why i don't think we are going to learn a whole lot from this. the good news is as more agencies report and transition over the system, the intervals, the margins of error will shrink over time and the estimates will be more and more reliable. i think we'll have a better picture of how things are looking next year, but still can look at individual sources to get a better sense of where, how safe you are in the place you are at the time you a

and anti-vaccine group also on the list faye barrette a candidate running for school board in san rafaele jensen brett is running for office for the very first time. she says she also wants to focus on learning loss during the pandemic academic skills basic skills. that's my main issue, but when it comes to hot topics before the school board, like discussing lgbtq+ issues and gender identities in school and covid vaccines. brett did not give us clear answers on where she stands. are you vaccinated? like do you believe in vaccination? well, i i'm not gonna answer that question because that that is i think that's private. cool information do you believe kids should get the cova vaccine? it's up to their parents. johnstone says she believes this is strategic in their campaign materials. they're being sweetness and light about building the community and things like that. and and it's it's hard to know what their full agenda is. i'm not trying to cover anything up and i and i'm certainly not trying to you know obfuscate anything jensen says fiscal concerns and learning loss are what's motivat