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so the training that we put on it's very ryit as rea inject the element the the the difficulty of getting schools like chairs like office equipment. you learn right if the suspect is prepared for your entry into a confined area, it's very difficult for you to have the advantage. so we go in with multiple officers at the same time to address that threat. put rounds towards the suspect quickly as possible. >> very informative. thank you so much for taking the time to share this information with us. and in our viewers, alameda county sheriff greg ahern. have a good evening, sir. >> thank you very much. and once again, our thoughts and prayers go out to all those recall. that horrific event. >> appreciate sheriff. still ahead tonight, the reward has been increasing again for a missing woman in the east bay as >> search efforts ramp up tonight. and union school district in san jose pays out 7.5 million dollars to men who were sexually abused by their teacher will hear from the attorneys. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are sur

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and so on. demonstrates uh, uh, not just verbal readiness to help, but still uh, rea and taking realsteps well, what we uh, didn't do uh, very, so to speak, intelligently rejecting steinmeier already said repeatedly well but after the well-known conversation between the presidents of ukraine and germany, the situation is somewhat leveled out, but i would think that the stay of the sholsky time mayor in ukraine now should become a very important element of the reconciliation of somewhat damaged relations with this country and definitely contributed to the fact that germany would work with us more actively, so we just need to learn to admit some of our mistakes, er, eliminate them quickly, er, and move on, despite the fact that now something says that it is not yet necessary it's easy to work with show him what bucha is, what gostomel is, what borodyanka is, what other cities where i grew up acted worse than the nazis, and believe me. then, you know, the thought will pass through the german consciousness like lightning. this is really the country for which we must fight, otherwise we w

the repressed however, the majority of citizens convicted on political charges did not receive full reathe last month of the existence of the ukrainian ssr, the law on the rehabilitation of victims of political repressions in ukraine was approved in 2015 ukraine condemned the crimes of the communist totalitarian regime with the law on the condemnation of the communist and nazi totalitarian regimes and the prohibition of propaganda of their symbols made our transition to another level in relation to the communist regime to the communist heritage fundamental and it is no coincidence that ukraine is at the forefront of this issue because no state in the world, no nation in the world has suffered so much in the and did not suffer such tragedies from the communist regime as ukraine. in 2018, the verkhovna rada adopted the act of ukraine on improving the procedure for the rehabilitation of victims of the repression of the communist totalitarian regime. these are the cases for the moment. see you on the air of our espresso news channel and the euro espresso program for ukrainian refugees in eu

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