raymond arroyo has all the details, my favorite friday follies. welcome to fox news live i'm anita vogel in los angeles. the pentagon checking off another name from a list of i sis top brass. us command killed commander in northeast syria. four american troops and one service dog were injured in the helicopter raid. they teamed up with kurdish led syrian democratic forces to carry out the operation. the white house said he was in charge of the group's network in eastern syria. >> the last debris from the chinese spy balloon shot down earlier this month is making its way to the fbi. american officials are hoping to uncover the nature of the craft. divers were scouring the ocean floor to find its pay load. the balloon led to panic over national security concerns. u.s. officials claim the debris found so far points to previous conclusions the balloon was for espionage. i'm anita vogel. now back to the ingraham. >> laura: it's friday that means it's time for friday follies and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond

couldn't be further from the truth, right, about raymond. -"parks -- everyone called him parks -- would tell me about his problems growing up being very fair complected." -he's also the owner of a red nash. raymond starts to talk about politics, and immediately she's captivated by his authority on matters that are relevant to the black freedom struggle, right? particularly at this time the scottsboro boys' case. -he was very much concerned with the young black boys who were being railroaded to the electric chair. -eight black teenagers and one boy. they're on this train in search of work. they get into a scuffle with some white men. -there were two white women on the train who were arrested as well, and to protect themselves, they claimed that they were raped by these black boys. -the scottsboro boys are very quickly tried, and all but the youngest one, who's 12, are sentenced to death. -"i thought it was awful that they were condemned to die for a crime they did not commit. it demonstrated how little regard segregationists had for the lives

raymond, can you hear me ? yeah, raymond, can you hear me? yeah, i can they down let raymond .dness. that's good, man. some technology is actually working this morning. now, raymond, the idea for the super league has now reared its ugly head again. i know you were highly critical of this idea when came around. when it first came around. what's your reaction? because this course, led by this is, of course, being led by some at your former club some people at your former club real madrid . yeah, well, i was real madrid. yeah, well, i was critical about that because clearly it was a botched project at the time. that's why it lasted only 48 hours. and all the clubs decided to buck out from that. you i hope this is not the same wine in a different bottle now, but i don't think anyone can give an opinion because the main details are unknown. then having been disclosed yet apparently they say that they've changed their system, that the new one is based in meritocracy, transparency and competitiveness . but we already have that. we have the champions league, in my opinion, is doing tha

raymond, it's good to see you t. in studio because it was greatsm grammy night. >> i tried to ignoremy i t all. i need t laura .b from >> it was a rebound froms ye previous years, from the all time low rating of the grammys. still, they were down five million from two thousand e twenty . how they tried to trot the stars out on the red carpet . the big winner of the night, of course, harry styles looked like freddie mercuryrr. a circus.ci then, ifrcus you've ever wonderd what 1-800- flowerers does with their returns, lizzo showed us she looked like discard pile. ft look closely. i can't. >> well, i thought it was a tribute to grimace. oh, oh, oh. that's red . yellow . the color was all poor. >> and i always adored shania twain. what was she? she's beautiful, but justring. gorgeous. i think she was wearing part of a cow. ella deville>> i of line. you know, maybe chick fil a is sponsoring tours. don't know wht i don't quite know what that ensemble is , but. b but lookut, i like when the sta get topical or. yeah, sam smi

we send raymond arroyo to the big easy to bring us the latest. seen and unseen is next.ut here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. ("this little light of mine") - [narrator] in the world's poorest places, they're shunned, outcast, living in pain. you can reach out and change the life of a suffering child right now. a surgery that takes as little as 45 minutes and your act of love can change a child's life forever. please call or visit operationsmile.org now. thousands of children are waiting. >> laura: it's time for seen and unseen where we reveal the stories behind the headlines and we learn to the author of the unexpected light thomas edison raymond arroyo. all right, ray, mayor latoya cantrell is facing a recall in new orleans. now, this is kind of a long-time coming, is it not? >> well, laura, you are right. mayor cantrell has re'em bursted the city for $30,000 for luxurious travel to france. last week she paid the city a million dollars which she routed to her own nonprofit. she's under

raymond, this artificial intelligence stuff, well, it's totally transforming our world.g away age? sounds did good to me. >> well, at least on the screen laura. i mean, you remember a few years ago we talked about that scorsese film the irishman where a 75 year old robert de niro was made to look like a 30 year old, though his stiff body didn't quite get the memo. well, now a company called met a physics is going to deage for a new robert zemeckis film. this deaging will happen in real time, like a filter or one of those tom cruz deep fakes. in fact the company responsible for those deep fakes, it's the same company that's perfecting this new technology. it's kind of a high tech body snatchers. to me it feels that way anyway. >> laura: well, i guess if we're worried that there are no real movie stars anymore, right? you can just resurrect, you know, keep the old guys, keep going forever as long as they're still breathing. >> sort of an ai fountain of youth the good news we don't have to retire we can go on and on about you bad news we may not be able to see it. >> greg:

all right, raymond you have don lemon who's back on cnn.as so excited because he was sidelined i understand for some unfortunate comments he made about women over 50. >> yeah, you'll remember lemon questioned nikki haley presidential ambitions the way. >> nikki haley isn't in her prime. sorry. a woman is considered to be in her prime in her 20s and 30s and maybe 40s. >> well, the lemon is now back on air. wouldn't you love to see the female demo for that morning show. and though he apologized for those comments, laura, cnn's ceo chris licht says don is listening and learning and has agreed to participate in formal training. well, we obtained exclusively some video of don lemon's formal sensitivity training as he learns to respect women slightly over 39. >> i don't call it growing older. >> we live in a age sobsed culture. >> i missed my va va-voom. i got it back. >> there's something glorious about aging, too. >> yeah, the wisdom that you get. >> when i hear someone saying that being a grandmother means you can't do your job? i think really

raymond arroyo has it all.n and unseen is next. en dentt my dentures were ready, i was so excited. i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautiful smile and make the world smile with me. i would totally say aspen dental changed my life. aspen dental makes new smiles affordable. right now, get 20% off dentures. we do anything to make you smile. >> laura: it's time for our seen and unseen segment we examine the culture stories of the day and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo who joins me here in dc. >> here he is. >> laura: raymond good to see you in studio. >> great to see you. >> laura: now, it was grammy night i tried to ignore it tell me what i need to know. >> a rebomb from previous years from all-time low rating, still down five million from 2020. >> laura: wow. >> they tried to trot the stars out, the big winner harry styles looked like freddie mercury at a circus. if you ever wondered what 1-800 flowers does with their returns, lizzo showed us, she looked like ftd's dis

but as an i'll return now to my predecessor at colby, hal raymond as hal raymond wrote in a separate article about benjamin butler. if colby students and i personally elisabeth add and the rest of us if colby students would champion the underprivileged as fiercely and uphold the american republic as faithfully as benjamin butler they too would deserve, be honored by the college. and i would say i agree. thank you. i'm i'm happy to take questions. and i apologize for my runny nose. i do not have covid. i promise. i just. yes, sir. walter. hi. so you talked a bit about beast and the women order, but you talk about spoons, the corruption. so could you talk a bit about alleged corruption in new orleans during his administration? yes. thank for that question. that's another reason that i spend a of time on new orleans in the biography and certainly there were questions, including by the department of the treasury and its agents in, new orleans, about what happening with regard to butler's use of military funds equipment. was he actually stealing people's silverware as he was confiscating

raymond raymond. instead of horsey face. could they say goat face? would that be okay? goat face, it's great. >> and then it'll just be face and then pretty soon it won't be face at all. so just throw the book out and let's not publish it. >> now it is . they have to change the copyright laws. so there's got to be some way of addressing this. we can't we can't allow this taliban approach to american culture take hold. raymond, thank you and happy fat tuesday tomorrow. all right. alarming video out of austin, texas, shows what happens when the defund police crowd gets its way. >> that's next. don't touch shut down party only on fox nation. can you turn back the clock and watch some of the best comedies of all time. outrageous. he hates these characters and unapologetically funny. oh, it looks good on you. lo. watch these classics now before this collection is gone. the nominees you can't cancel streaming now only on fox nation. yeah, they're going to be here for a while. >> don't worry. are you over the age of 50 and considering buying an annuity in the next 60 days? i h

and for that, we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo.raymond, this week marks the return of several creatures that i'm not sure anyone really wanted to see. again, know months ago we told you about that winnie the pooh, crossett over to the dark side. laura , a beloved creation entered public domain last year. well, now a filmmaker has turned a silly old bear into a killie old bear. he is now in a new slasher called winnie the pooh blood . and honey boo is , yes, prunus friends are on a spree, a killing spree and hunting christopher robin. i despise the way that they're pillaging the innocence of childhood. now, with this low rent thriller, horror movie or whatever the hell it is , raymon, that kind of does just tell the whole story about the culture, does it not? mean nothing is sacrosanct? okay, don't mess with winnie the . all right. just don't mess. although did you like as a character in a cartoon? who was your favorite among all the characters? and winnie the pooh. what was your favorite? which one has not fallen? who is not fallen

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raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. are we changing as a society as we allow soft on crime policies to continue? >> well look, harris. we are seeing it from one end of the country to the other. it is a mentality, an ideology. less en the jail population and demonize the police and this is the result. when you put more offenders on the street than officers this is what you get. lawlessness, crime, murder. now they aren't only targeting our police with abandon but you see this mentality. it is a gang mentality at play where you send young offenders, repeat offenders back onto the streets and they continue to create crime and enact lawlessness. why? there are no consequences, harris. certainly in my city of new orleans you see what happens. we demonize the police, under a federal consent decree which means cops can't pursue anything but violent offenders. they can't do it because of the federal law in place and consent decree in place and there are scads of paperwork the poor cops are buried under and not on the street kee

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will be back in a little bit. >> brian: raymond, what's better? raymond?ter, being the grand marshal of a parade, having thousands of people cheer you and your existence? or being honest 20 on "fox & friends" " for two hours? >> this is a lot safer than being the grand marshal and a lot less wear and tear. and i get free coffee and beignets all morning. >> lisa: that little boy so cute. >> brian: i never knew what that was. >> lisa: now you know! >> steve: tomorrow is mardi gras. and lent begins wednesday. coming up, it was the longest running of the race ever, and it took double overtime to declare a winner. ricky stenhouse jr. is going to join us fresh off his daytona 500 victory, coming up in about 10 minutes. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® trea

we join fox news can be to raymond arroyo.ere was a national prayer breakfast this week in d.c. i was not invited. >> neither was i. and though the president spoke at the scaled-down event, i wonder why it got almost no press coverage laura. >> pastor. i don't know. i'm a little worried how you got this whole choir here. i tell you what. i think you've got i won't go into that, anyway. when i first got to the senate it was in the days when the -- there were some very strong segregationists in mississippi. strong thurman. loving our neighbors is the essence of the american promise. a promise that comes with a new congress that's more diverse and more different and more religious, more racist -- more diversity >> more racist, laura? what is he talking about. he also admitted his good personal pal robert byrd mother senator from virginia who was the grand cyclops of the clan. maybe he'd be encouraged to know that there were more racists in the congress. what a bizarre event i have to say. >> laura: key and a grand wizard were pal

. >> reporter: raymond happens to work as an administrator for a company in alameda.>> this ruins private businesses, so the fact that this is happening to the city of oakland, this is a little disturbing. >> reporter: for now, raymond is driving this backup suv.>> i'm going to be pretty much stuck like this for a while, just to get this resolved. as things will get back to normal. >>> a motorcycle officer is among two people hurt in a high-speed chase that ended in a police shooting, this happened around 12:45 today, a motorcyclist was speeding through traffic and they followed it. he was wanted on a warranty on the bike was stolen. officers joined on the pursuit and it ended at 105th and international when the biker lost control. when he went down, his backpack fell out and a bunch of stolen items fell out including amazon packages, then they say he tried to carjack a driver with a gun for that is when officers opened fire. it is unclear how many times the suspect was hit. a motorcycle officer was hurt during the pursuit but is expected to be okay.>>> oaklands former police chief, armst

joining us now is sunaina sinha haldea, global private capital equity advisor at raymond james.e you thinking about this as a paradigm shift, or do we just get rates cut and everything goes back to the way it was? sunaina: i'm a firm believer that the markets are pricing more of a pivot sooner. we've been talking about the pivot just as soon as they started raising rates, and the expectation has kept markets going into a risk off/risk on mode, it is premature to think about a pivot, it is also premature to think about a paradigm shift. paradigm shifts come with a lot of structural changes and pain. right now we're seeing this potential mythical soft landing becoming more of a reality with much more supportive data, and labor market, both in the europe and u.s., so i'm not sure we are in an economy that can have higher interest rates and be strong and solid, we would have rather that than a cutting central bank. this combination we can all work with. manus: if we can all work with this combination, sunaina -- it's good to see you this morning, 5.25% which is where they swaps mark

raymond arroyo is all the details on seen and unseen, that is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: the unexpectedll right ray, there's a lot of jubilation from the left of the retirement of senator dianne feinstein. >> she is the longest-serving woman in the history of the senate but progressions are solving her out the door. she irritated them with the support of the death penalty, her longtime marijuana position opposition to it and praising the hearing the media is jubal and she is leaving. >> she has had a long career but there comes a time when you need to have a generational change. >> people are ready for her to step aside. she has been in office for a long time, but are not waiting on dianne feinstein to make your move. >> they wanted her seat before she announced her retirement look there's no doubt she is 89, she is not missing a few steps laura, she is skipping over entire state cases, before anyone celebrates her departure remember this moment. when a group of climate activists cornered her a few years back demanding that she vote for the green new deal. >> with the government is supp

and for that, we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo.mond, there was a national prayer breakfast this week in d.c. i was not invited. yeah, neithe ir was i untiland h the president spoke atou, the scaled down event. i wonder why it got almost n opres s press coverage or pastor. >> i don't know. i'm a littlei' worried.ow you you got this this whole choir here. i'll tell you what i think you've got to go.o i won't go int o that right.nyway. when i first got to thwhe senate ,it was in the days when the there were some very strong segregationists from james alwaysong fauci. s in you know, strom thurmond lovingm our neighbors is alsano part of the essence of the american promise, a promiseghbors i thats as the new congress that is more diverse and moress thatd different and worship more religions, more races, more , more , more diversity. >> more races. laura hornsey talking about how he also admitted his good gd sersonal pal, robert byrd, the senator from virginia, who was the grand cyclop s ofmaybe the . so maybe he would be encouragedt to

i wouldn't like that situation. mean, out of his thoughts, venues, raymond believes the russian propaganda that ukraine is an imminent threat to russia. in june, i visit constantino's nurse known as costa and his family and moscow. again, they decided in 10 days, they will emigrate to israel. they've never been there before. fashion a particular change. i feel fear, adventure, panic, uncertainty, joy, a combination of all the emotions. our kids are much more nervous than we are, especially our older daughter got on the bush. chem or universe? yes. then you bring acquaint. no, i'm excited. will 20 little boy, the 2 cats are also coming along. i wonder if it's really sunk in what this family is up against the soon you think of your hotel, which is, it's not at all how i wanted it to be thrown up. israel is a very difficult country. now, it looks like it's inevitable or near a choice when you don't really have a choice that the liberal, fearful butterflies of civil blunders. they've gathered all the documents to prove that konstantin has jewish roots there. they will be able to get his railey

a contrast there is fighting in ukraine and here there's a party quick like when we're back with raymond, the farmer from stop repub there throwing a foam party at his small amusement park. with the straw figures, it's one of russia's most important, national holidays jailer. see another pub in russia day. let me know it, but i think i would say it's all about patriotism. yeah. i see. yeah. for me this holiday means that all russians united to support each other. i'd give, i'm including, when it comes to the special operation in those of us bits of one, not a thought on the blind, which my friends from germany sometimes asked me if you can still live normally in russia and come up here. you see that you can see, in fact, the special operation ukraine seems quite far away, even in people's minds often, even though many soldiers and volunteers went there from this region. but here there's great support. don't just assemble what not support our boys participating in the special operation. i found out every one ah staff repose cemetery is just 40 minutes away. russian soldiers who died in uk

we also heard from raymond gobber and the c. i a analyst that has become an advocate, a piece. they all gave remarks and jeffrey sachs in particular, emphasize the need for an investigation to be conducted by the un and for information about what is found in these countries that are doing their own investigations to be made transparent and available to the public. 3 countries have reportedly carried out investigations of the lord, st, terrorism, denmark, germany, and sweden. these countries presumably know much more about the circumstances of the terrorist attack. sweden, in particular, has perhaps the most to tell the world about the crime scene which its divers investigated. yet instead of sharing this information globally suite has kept the results of its investigation secret from the rest of the world, and turned down a joint investigation with denmark in germany. in the interest of global peace, the un security council should require these countries to mediately turn over the results of their investigations to the un security council. there was quite an interesting amount

there was marvin ducks rounding out raymond's comfortable when in style that victory moves them up to 8 from the table as 2 spots of the european places. to l. a. now and beyond say, has made history with her 32nd grammy when at the annual music awards ceremony in los angeles. the thing i picked up for who was on the nice, including best dance for electronic help them. she did, however miss out again on the prestigious best album award that one went to pop sensation, hurry styles. meanwhile, a dell took home a gong for best solo performance. the big surprise of the night was 73 year old bonnie rate landing the song of the year award. and here's a quick reminder of our top story today. a 2nd powerful trema has struck the turkish syrian border, which was already reeling from an earlier massive earthquake. the total death toll has now passed $1500.00 and is expected to keep climbing amid destruction, stretching from a series of mediterranean coast in the way to easton. watching the dw is coming up next eco india. i'm an nicu mckinnon in berlin, and i'll be back to the top of the hour wit

our yen stay gave raymond the lead with a supervisor strike. and the goals didn't stop there with melvin ducks rounding out raymond's comfortable when in style that victory moved them up to 8 in the table. just 2 spots of the european places and about 5 months time. the fee for women's world cup full kickoff in australia, new zealand, and everyone involved is gearing up already, including the referees. but there are many challenges. female officials in particular, face ahead of the big tournament. these women are preparing for the biggest moment of their refereeing careers, the upcoming women's world cup in australia and new zealand. there's still so much that can go wrong. the goal and the challenge over the next 5 months to keep everybody healthy, to keep them. the fitness shouldn't be an issue because we have a very clear plan, but the health, 5 months, anything can happen. the referees that will officiate the word cup in australia and new zealand will come from the african asian and oceania member associations. but it's been a challenge giv

and what nathaniel raymond was saying is this was particularly chilling. here is a team of war crimes investigators. usually, he says, they look at the dead. this time, they're looking at the living and not just the living, but the youngest, the most vulnerable of all. and that, of course, is the most chilling thing about this. that is, of course, why it's being done. it's not just about the children, and we can only imagine what these children are going through. little not just about the parents and the families. and we can only imagine what it is for them. some of them have had to go and retrieve their children, going through russia, all the way through russia to try and get them back from these camps. in the end, it is also about the fact that these children are about the future of ukraine and this is the point. it is very deliberate strategy of trying to deprive one country of its future. >> and that woman having adopted a child from mariapol, decimated by russian forces. we saw the bombing of the theater there that had people in it. we saw that they d

what about you, raymond? where do you want to see indigenous sellers?s from now, about the same. i find that uh, it's a lot easier for me to use this wine making process and the wine as a utility to kind of give back to do a lot more for the community and the area that i'm from. and the area where i'm at, so i love to be able to do a lot more. i plan on coming back to the bay area to bring this business back and be able to add some more structure and add some more richness to the community, making connections over great wine. universal thing. absolutely raven. thanks very much for being with us for in. stroud is the founder of black mine's raymond smith from indigenous sellers. thanks for joining us us in a reminder of the 12th annual black minds festival is this saturday, with events starting on thursday. tickets are still available. we've added a link to that site on our website to get there you go to ktvu .com and click on web links. gasia thank you. alright starbucks is recalling one of its most popular bottled drinks coming up with inside some bott

. >> raymond, i was wondering where those dresses went. i am calling authorities right now, hello?y. that's a scandal. >> this points to character when you are hiring people to work at the upper echelon at your administration, i guess clothes does not always make the man. i will leave it there. >> they were more interested in fur. >> ratings have been sinking for a long time. in a new nba, charles barkley, who works for the company that owns cnn is in talks to host the show, "gayle king," this will work. >> well, i love this. in the interview, barkley says i want to help the company because obviously it is a show right now. anything i can do to help. >> joy tried and hugley and aalec aa -- it is a different set of muscles and we'll see if charles and gayle can do it together. can gayle just do it alone? >> raymond -- did john stewart hosted the show on cnn. >> and don lemon had to pay where he made that comment about women not being in their prime. >> i wonder how lemon -- ladies in their prime for sensitivity training. >> repeat after me. >> i have no shame in talking about the fa

. >> raymond davis. >> yeah, raymond davis and he was released three weeks later, two weeks later. so i'm not saying that was the right call, but you know, i didn't see that coming. so-- >> can i quickly, josh, you made a really good point and that's part of the answer, too, is that we don't play for one team, none of us do. but the hard part is we're all based in washington and i think that's where having conversations with colleagues around the world and making sure that we develop a neutral and nonpartisan perspective to the extent that that's possible is critical. >> has this changed the balance in terms of the pressure to publish because the internet, the fact there-- we all work for organizations you may participate in conversations with the government and going back decades prior to the internet there would be limited ability to publish and certainly the ability to just dump out raw information now, if you don't publish something and you talked about how people may approach you, adam, that are untrustworthy or the way you approach those things, does this increase the pressur

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raymond, you got don lemon.who' it was back on cnn. o i was so excited because he wasa unfortned, i understand, for some unfortunate comments he made about women oveune r 50 . l >> yeah, you'll remember lemon question nikki haley's presidential ambitions this way. >> nikki haley is in her prime.e in sorry, when a womanime in is considered to be in her prime in her 20s, 30s and maybe forties. >> well, the lemon is nowhe back on air. wouldn't you love to seer that the female demo for thatologized morning show? and though he apologized for those comments, laura , cnn ceo chris licht says don is listening and learning and he's agreed to participaticipate in e training. well, we obtained exclusivelyd x some videoclusiveleo o of don ls formal sensitivity training as he learnss he to respect womy slightly ove r thirty nine , i call it growing up.>> i don't call it growin ig old.wg >> we live in a youth obsessed culture. i missed my vava boom. ed >> i got it back . there's something glorious t about aging, too. yeah, there's somethin gloriou a

i think little caesars, to my knowledge and i did check this with the rose and raymond parks institute and need a peek in a elaine deal in detroit. i think that he did donate. $500 year. it comes out that more was given to her and what he did, it allows the pizza company to continue in business and that helps. so she would say, why not? you know, it's it's it's just things happen in life and that's. any other questions? that was a good one, though. do we have any questions on the zoom? okay. i've got one more question. okay what happened to mrs. rosa parks house? you said it was in disrepair near the end of path. i'm hoping that someone that's listening will help fund the recreation. the home where she was assaulted in. it's very emotional for, me, to go in that home and see the stairs. everything happened and she's got a lot of papers there that. historical papers that need to be cultivated and. someone out there, i know that mr. preserved her papers for the library of congress, which is so important. it was such a blessing that he did that. and he also to the library of congress, eno

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i have raymond, a lead with that supposed struck and the one that goes didn't stop there either. often rounded out the comfortable when for bremen, in some style the victory moved them after it's in the table just to spots off the european places. and finally, revelers have gathered in the taiwanese capital, taipei to observe the lantern festival, but marks the official end of the chinese. new year celebrations. tradition is thought to date back over 2000 years. and 6 people lit lanterns off into the sky, thought to stabilize letting go of the past you. this is festival is the 1st since taiwan reopened its borders following coding restrictions. and that is your news round up for this. our next faith matters about the secret hidden and then uncovered from an ancient church in east germany. enjoying that quest, after a short break, i'm anthony howard, in berlin. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news headlines. if you need more before then this, the website, a, d, w dot com, the youtube channel, and social's, twitter, and insta. handle the need is at d. w. news. thanks watchi

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. >> reporter: raymond happens to work as an i.t. administrator in alameda. >> this ruins most private businesses. the fact that this is happening to the city of oakland, this is a little disturbing. >> reporter: for now, raymond is driving his backup suv, leaving his at home, hoping they will tow it. >> i will be like this for a while until we can get this resolved. >> reporter: we hope next week we will get a better timeline on when things will return to normal. >>> former police chief leronne armstrong spoke publicly, blaming the federal oversight monitor, saying they sensationalized a report that he mishandled a misconduct case against an officer. >> history of incentives are crystal clear that the elephant in the room is being uncovered. he is supposed to be neutral, supposed to be a compliance director who helps the department move forward, but clearly the department continues to move backwards. he scrutinized me for things i didn't do, but didn't supported with evidence. sensationalized writing is what i call it. >> the former

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entretanto acá hay nieve inundaciones que afectan todo el estado dorado y es parte del país vamos con raymondpertenecen a los escombros por todas partes así es como quedaron casas y negocios en varias partes >> después que una poderosa tormenta dejara a su paso nueve tornados según el reporte del servicio nacional de meteorología residentes de norman dice que escucharon la serena y se prepararon sin embargo todo fue menos de tres minutos >> desde la madrugada del hospital atiende a pacientes con heridas ninguna de las lesiones, pedimos al público que esté al tanto de los feligreses de los cables de electricidad >> en tanto ráfagas de semillas por horas votaron gran parte de texas en esta parte mientras la tormenta de arena causó problemas de arena lo que comenzó como nieve en el oeste de nuevo méxico se movió a través del estado desde arizona >> a todo esto los residentes de la costa siguen siendo castigados con el clima inusual que deja lluvias torrenciales y acumulados de nieve no vistos desde hace décadas >> nunca había visto caer tanta nieve durante tanto tiempo tan fuerte, desde hace 31

for the whole country of the chef and gourmet raymond tuelle, this restaurant was opened by my grandfather immediately after the war. i started by helping him in the kitchen. he taught me all the intricacies of his craft, together we worked for more than 20 years. then i started working alone these days. jean andrés, real is one of the most famous chefs of provence in a long list of clients served by him. first president of the fifth republic charles de gaulle, queen elizabeth ii of great britain , the initiator of chinese economic reforms. deng xiaoping, all of them and many others were delighted with the provencal cuisine performed by mat expanded. what is the cuisine of provence? first of all, it is the olive oil of the olive plantations we have the sea. and we use oil always and everywhere we add it to soups. we fry hot dishes on it, among other things, olives. we eat as appetizers and make topinatas out of them. this is a paste that can be spread. bread among other trump cards provencal cuisine fresh vegetables and all kinds of herbs under the sun of the land of solar cuisine ripen th

and i said, raymond, fast fashion should be actually regulated, just like they are at studio b unscripted on al jazeera. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here at al jazeera. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. ah . on kerry johnston, harring doha, with the top stories analogies here. ukrainians have marked one year since the start of russia's invasion. speaking at an event to mark the anniversary, present what a master lensky pledged to do, everything to secure victory this year. will fist fighting is continuing on the front lines. the european union has become the latest western power to impose a new round of sanctions.

but we spoke to former ca, officer raymond, the govern who brief, the un security council members at the meeting. and he says that an international investigation is not an interest of some western countries. there are people who don't want to initial investigation. those are the people that are subservient to the united states who had the opportunity that baltic c exercise and they will exercise and who profiting from it? well we had the secretary state saying what a great opportunity to manage it. terrific opportunities in my view, the bottom line is circumstantial evidence is compelling. i mean, what more do you need? this suggest that when biden says, we have the means, we're going to do it. don't worry about it. we get this blow up. we can stop nord screen, european members, so security council just to, to what us policy is you can expect an independent appreciation from them. or the former australian prime minister has unveiled that the foreign interference bowls introduced by him back in 2018 were aimed at china, but failed to reach their goals. the most active state and politi

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