. ♪ father and son were on their way to the cashier's office, when tom reese pulled up.truck stop, his power saw caught the boy's eye. people see beauty in different things. to james hunter, that saw with its shiny blade was a thing of beauty. to tom, it meant something else -- more logs with less work. ♪ archie hodges was paid for three loads of wood. ♪ tom reese was paid for three loads of wood. ♪ but the hunters, who had worked harder than the rest, received a third as much pay. if the boy was sad for his father, there was no need to be. lewis hunter had courage. "with your help," he joked, "we will soon be making twice as much." james finally asked his father, "why couldn't we own a power saw like tom and archie?" his father had a ready answer. they could not afford it. a saw like that cost a great deal of money, and they were still paying for their truck , which was their most essential piece of equipment for their work. ♪ on the way home, james tried to think how they could save enough money to pay cash for the saw, but the idea seemed impossible. he concentrated s

>> if it smells like reese's, i'm team reese's. >> remember the scratch and sniff chocolate, you like that? >> oh yes, yes. >> okay, okay. all right. >> that is not on that. >> that's not on that. >>> we've got both perspective. that's what we do here. here's a look at what's going on from the east bay health camera, where the marine layer is trying to climb over the hills and fill in the east bay. you got about another hour, hour and a half to get the job done, before the sun comes up and starts to cloud cover. and the inland areas are st tod here's a look from the roof camera. you can see we have an onshore breeze. look at the flags in the ferry building, that'll increase north of the bay bridge as we head into the afternoon hours. that's why we have the small craft advisory. 73 bpm inland warning, that is today. clouds and fog return tonight, a couple of degrees milder than this morning and nearing record warmth inland sunday. here's a look at what's been going on with the satellite. you've still got pretty much the same players out there. we've got high pressure over the ocean, wh

reese. >> thank you, ma'am. ms.se, would you address the accusations that the trump administration essentially dismantled the asylum system? i don't believe that's accurate. >> it's incorrect. i mean, if you measure asylum in terms of grants, the trump administration granted more asylum cases in its first three years than the highest four years during the obama administration of an eight-year term, two terms. what the trump administration went after was fraud in asylum and fraudulently using the generous program of asylum to come to the u.s. and to remain here indefinitely. >> exactly. thank you for that clarification, madam chair, thank you for your consideration. i yield. >> thank you. tvpra and flores aren't gaps, they're protections that congress and the courts have put in place to protect vulnerable children, so, i'm looking forward to continuing this conversation. and with that, i'd like to recognize for five minutes -- let me back up for a quick second, i'm -- i'm getting ahead of myself. the chair will recog

reese's is getting into the cosmetics business.hey teamed up with hip dot to launch a limited edition makeup line. it features eye shadow pallettes with six shades, lip balm, makeup brushes and more. the products smell like chocolate but are not actually chocolate, so please don't eat them. reese's says finally being covered in chocolate and peanut butter is acceptable. >> it always was acceptable. >> what do we think about this kit? >> i like the lipstick. >> do you like it? >> i do. and i think i needed that story, because the mood was -- >> the mood got a little -- >> real low. >> we need reese's. >> is it the number one candy? i think it might be. >> mike, thoughts? >> i think it was, yes. >> i love it! >> yeah. still got a couple eggs from easter in the refrigerator. i like mine cold. >> same! >> cold. >> a little crunchy, it doesn't melt in your hands. >> all right! >> reggie has come around with a reese's. >> welcome to the party! >> yes, we could but we will move on and talk about the weather. >>> sunny and breezethy aftern

. >>> and reese's is out with a sweet treat for customers.colate brand teamed up with hip dot to unleash a make-up line. it includes two eye shadow pallets, one is milk chocolate, the other white chocolate. there are chocolate and peanut butter-inspired lip balms and a brush set. it's available for a limited time. i guess now is a good reason to chew off your lipstick for real. >> totally. when i heard about this, i kept thinking makeup inspired by a toddler. i know you have a son. i think about when a toddler eats a reese's and it ends up all over their face. >> there it is. exactly. >> diane king hall in new york, have a great weekend. >> you got it. >>> up next, a teddy bear's journey. we will tell you why a man wearing a cuddly costume is taking a very long walk in california. california. my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart

reese bonaparte says it's hard to she fears for hers seen on tape. fears for her safety, and that of her teenage son. you think of him when you saw daunte wright? >> yeah, i think of him when i see daunte wright, george floyd, ahmaud arbery, all of them. it's devastating. it's scary. i'm scared for myself. >> reporter: wright's memorial here on this brooklyn center sidewalk appears to be growing by the minute. today, the governor of minnesota called for a moment of silence, and meaningful change to fight systemic racism.no >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. tonight, the gunman accused of killing ten people, including a police officer, at a supermarket in boulder, colorado, is facing 43 new criminal charges. in addition to ten murder charges, 22-year-old ahmad alissa now faces dozens counts of attempted murder, plus assault, and ten counts of using a prohibited large-capacity magazine while committing a crime. and, in what may have been the most powerful zoom call ever, president biden marked earth day today by hosting a virtual conference on the w

reese.ou are recognized for five minutes. >> members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the legacy of racial discrimination in housing. i commend you for hosting a hearing on this topic compelling the issue of housing is a top priority of this committee. i'm an assistant professor of city and regional planning at ohio state university. i have focused on preplanning history, loan policy, and racial and social equity. contemporary housing segregation often correlates with isolation into neighborhoods that lack critical opportunity structures. strong schools, healthy environments, and economic resources. research by the diversity kids initiative found nearly one into african-american children, or one and three -- one in three -- under source neighborhoods in our nation largest metropolitan areas. these disparities are even more pronounced along african-americans and latinx youth. segregation in our housing markets is not a natural occurrence, but enforced by pol

a decision from a nation that globally is screening as well and all over the world in many counts reese who we see actually that's a pen dam make is at used against independent journalists we can start for example in brazil of it so he allowed we're actually state leaders credits this information about medical about about dramedies against this as if there's a covert 19 with who's and because he has never been proved but it has been independent journalists who actually questioned this and say were lying blamed as actually liars and so on and so for us and in other countries like malaysia lazy out which is the counties that followed most in our index to have been introduced if take news law actually using to persecute journalists who are actually criticizing the so karuna policy by the government this happens all over that we're a christian germany is no longer at the top of the nations and what's gone on there . well generally full rank 11 to serve. what we actually identified which we registered last year in january actually that we had enormous violence against journalists which mainl

you can see our interviews with reese erlich at democracynow.org. and in nevada, anti-war protesters have been leading peaceful actions outside creech air force base all week, blocking its gates to protest u.s. drone warfare. on monday, a vigil was held for daniel hale, a former intelligence analyst who pleaded guilty last week to leaking classified documents about the secretive u.s. targeted killing program. he faces up to 10 years in prison. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, e quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. as the u.s. death toll from covid-19 tops 560,000 and brazil records over 4200 deaths in a single day, we begin today's show looking at how cuba has successfully fought the pandemic. since last year, only about 440 cubans have died from covid-19, giving the island one of the lowest death rates per capita in the world. cuba is also developing five covid-19 vaccines, including which have entered stage three two trials. eduardo martinez is the president of biocubafarma. >> we are very confident tha

they were born at the same time, so, yeah, i -- they're twins. >> reporter: rebecca and reese tried forr to get pregnant, making their special twins even more special. poppy, john? >> i love that story. >> there are certain stories you watch. the only thing i can think of is wow. wow, i didn't know that could happen. >> but what a blessing. you are trying and then you get two. she said it's quite lovely. she didn't look like twins is hard at all. you know it is. >> i guess this doesn't really change my life at all, but, wow. it just makes me think things happen that i didn't know ever could. >> nice to have something to smile about this morning. >> yes it is nice to have something to smile about when there's so much grim news. new information from indianapolis about a mass shooting there overnight. "new day" continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." i'm john berman. poppy harlow here with me this morning. look, i do think it's fair to say that it feels like america is in an active shoot

it almost when you point out they used computers to true for you your suit because reese cooper was moved by the program but still looks good to board. the who are. you aware that it's ok. to do the roast with boy. goes to get the feel of the most but the more pierce has removed the good mood new surely you see a new player moves forward go to work which is reports to you but then you open the new speaker of the where missile register. thanks guys or financial survival guide. when customers go buy your dish the highest. bid now well reducible our. best undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere. direct. what is true was his faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. maybe in the shallows. then you should look into. this if you know you have missed the 1st one to the finish who just finished the work of the jews. i chose him and this would do him good exc

cast a whole year more tell us at the reese. the shadow of that effect if he legit wouldn't that have a chance. to stone. circle on those. holes of. the 2nd disk about whatever bush had anything he thinks with a bunch of those funny very often hot who want to do it on obese other than bynum and the extending. foreseeing you know being a bit from missouri where. they're naming a number here that's when you know when i'm on the phone with the bushman minimum. wage f.a.q. and there are. many of them when i see someone actually want me step by. step mom anyway. since this film was made iran has reported more than 2000000 cases of covert 19 and around 65000 deaths today john should merge it out he is still unable to work and like many around the world he's seen family friends and colleagues full sake as your fortune in patience and of fortune and enough of a girl yourself as an equal hit if you have him and had such as who you are she just anyhow. he threw the most in the action in that he was rude. but then that hey it was all now i

they said things like starring reese witherspoon and brad pitt. they were presenters and guests at the ceremony tonight. so it's a very different look, very different. feel they've set up union station in downtown los angeles has a very intimate romantic dimly lit dinner theater type of a venue type of atmosphere. so it feels very small. like i said, intimate, it's probably similar to the original oscars. 93 years ago on a very small scale, but they're doing this, of course, because of the pandemic, they have to be very careful. we've heard they've been rotating guess in and out throughout the night. different folks have been coming in and going out. they've gone through a very strict screening process with covid testing even if they're vaccinated, they're checking their temperatures. they have to wear their masks for much of the time other than when they're on camera. so they're following all of these safety protocols. very few members of the media are there tonight. that's why we are here at your sister station ktla, which we have transformed he

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reese's is out with a different sweet treat. the candy brand teamed up to unleash a make up line that includes two eye shadow palates. one is milk chocolate and the other white chocolate. plus there are lip balms and a brush set. i like the palate. it's pretty cool but lip balm with the flavor, that would be good. >> it makes me hungry. >> but you watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. ♪♪ >> thomas: you know, i thought, um, working would help, but i can't concentrate. >> hope: thomas, vinny was your best friend. it's okay if you need time to process his death. >> thomas: i just can't believe someone ran him down and left him there on the side of the road. >> hope: they won't get away with it. the police are investigating and they will find whoever did this. >> thomas: i mean, you heard baker, he started working on some theories. vinny's killer's out there. baker's gonna fight him. >> man: hold it right there, liam spencer. don't you move. you thought you were gonna get away with it? well, i got you.

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reese already moved earlier this month to ease restrictions on u.s. visitors. the country plans on formally opening up to tourists mid may. other member states are experimenting with digital health passes as they begin to reopen, such passes showing proof of a negative test, vaccination or recent infection are also being considered at the eu level to harmonize travel throughout the block. >> white house sources says there will redistribute 60 million sources of the astrazeneca vaccine when they become available. we await more clarification on that. let's get some more analysis of the situation. we are joined by a professor at the university of amsterdam. can i ask you about the issue of vaccine passports? some people are for it and clearly everyone has their own opinion based on their own interest. where do you stand on such a pocy? >> thank you vy much for having me with you tonight. my own perspective is that it is too soon if anything. the process and rolling the certificates, the condition is very careful in not calling them passports but certificates. it h

. >> hi there, vicki and grant brad pitt, halle berry reese ends among the presenters will see, but whol win. well, eat. he's breaking down 2 of the night's biggest categories. best actor and best actress. >> have you gotten used to hearing what can be more nominee have. >> it come along and are already won a globe for the united states versus billie holiday is her oscar next. she'll have to beat the knesset kirby 2 time oscar winner frances mcdormand and previous best actress nominee carey mulligan is it just as exciting every time to get recognized its own icing beneath because it was so, you know, this isn't. >> smooth film to this to be recognized, you know, in these ways is really that. >> viola davis rounds out the category for ma rainey's black bottom. coast are the late chadwick boseman the best actor nominees. he already won the globe a sag award and critics choice award chadwick was absolutely someone who felt like he was walking to the world with just a halo around him. it one in million gazillion. >> ilene out the best actor category is sound of metals. riz ahmed gary oldman

. >> to come in street race and street reese in neighborhoods. >> l a s far. this is said to be a bay area wide problem. but one city has just announced a new pledge to go after people that sideshows they called a growing menace that is attracting people from out of town. you heard at times really far out of town. and now there are worries that people are also bringing gun sta the sideshows. good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us on kron 4 news at 6. i'm grant lotus. yeah. we've known about those guns for a while now. a san considering a new law that would not only go after participants and spectators, but. >> the organizers of the side shows the

means increased prices when they need to and reality is americans like hershey's products whether be reese'sbutter cups, kitcat and their signature chocolate bars and they've seen the gaming market share and it makes it all a good to hit earnings growth 6 - 8%. jack: who combat against kitcat. carlton jump in. i am also a twinkies fan, of a two-part question for you, what is your take on hostess and are there any plays that you see particularly undervalued right now? >> despite what the health critics may say, americans like hostess products which is twinkies and doughnuts and their signature cupcakes. hostess has better growth than most food companies, its sales is expected to increase 4 - 5% but earnings rising 10% anyone snacking it is been a good idea. jack: twinkies has to be one of the better to tickers on the entire new york stock exchange pray thank you for the segment. roundtable members get their investment ideas [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good obsession ha

the prediction center just reese released the precipitation outlook. showers for us in the bay area. it's a 40% to 50% chance of below average rainfall next week. it's looking like we will be seeing warmer than average temperatures in stead. not what we need, but i wanted to let you know. live doppler 7 tracking the fog. as you look at a live picture it's a little breezy along the coast. nothing out of the ordinary. here's a look at the forecast. the winds increasing tomorrow. and much weather warmer weather for the weekend. the hour i our of fog tomorrow morning. right along the coastline and around parts of the east bay. as we head into the afternoon it will burn off quickly. because of the onshore winds temperatures will come than today. here's a look at your numbers first thing in the morning. 40s and 50s. watch out for fog. it's breezy along the coastline. grabbed the extra layer for the afternoon. 61 in san francisco. mid 60s and oakland. 67 in san rafael. 74 in santa rosa. nice and comfortable around fairfield. 68 in san jose. here's a look at t

. ♪ tom reese was paid for three loads of wood.s sad for his father, there was no need to be. he had courage. with your help, he joked, we will soon be making twice as much. james finally asked his father, why couldn't we own a power saw like the others? his father had a ready answer. they could not afford it. a soft like that cost a great -- saw like that cost a great deal of money, and they were still paying for their truck which was their most essential piece of equipment for their work. ♪ on the way home, james tried to think how they could save enough money to pay cash for the saw, but the idea seemed impossible. he concentrated so hard on the problem that his father had to cheer him up. ♪ ♪ james did not know it, but he had planted a seed in his father's mind. ♪ that evening, father hunter calm his family together. he told them that as a group they were living within their means, spending the joint earnings for things that were needed. seldom wasn't their money for extra things. so long as hunter and sons cut trees by hand, t

percent of ballots cast he campaigned on a ticket of open markets and foreign investment as a wager reese. the economy which has been hit hard by the pandemic is a left wing opponent to address our rouse has conceded defeat. and w.'s latin america correspondent john ramey or as gave us this on the challenges faced by the incoming president. the next president of ecuador will face the many challenges the biggest to unite all ecuadorians this is a very divided country between the left and the right but he needs not just to unite the people but also the political parties he needs to find a law and says that with allow him to govern and then i see the economic recovery let's remember that ecuador goes through a deep economic crisis caused by the pandemic and that is another of the challenges that the next president will face the coronavirus pandemic in a chorus almost out of control with several departments reporting almost 100 percent occupancy of their intensive care units many challenges for the next president of ecuador. chad strong arm later interests davey is set to win a 6th term in of

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. >> reporter: the high stakes game of life and dead has not kept eric reese from getting behind thetarting line. you're still race. >> yes, raced sunday four times. if you're at a street race, you can't get mad if you get killed or go to jail. you might get killed, you might. if you don't want that, stay in the house. >> reporter: while many continue choosing to live life on the edge, others are left picking up the pieces. for monique's family, this intersection remains a permanent vivid reminder of the lives left in the wake. >> i cry every day. i can't sleep. whew. it hurts me. just to be here. >> reporter: for them, justice cannot come any sooner. the guilty plea a small victory. but not enough to undo their pain. >> we don't think we can ever move forward. ever. we are all in a dark place. in order for us to move forward, bring back monique. >> our thanks to zohreen. >>> coming up, from the duchess of sussex to the grand duchess of luxembourg, revealing the personal sacrifices behind palace doors. y of... killer attitude. or hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost. the #1 hyaluronic

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whatever your answer might be you might be happy to find out that a survey finds reese's peanut butters are the most popular treat. second place jelly beans, third cadbury eggs, chocolate bins and fourth and then finally in fifth place peeps. i thought they might rank a little bit higher than that. all right. one of our breaking news stories just our area skyranger. our newsroom is getting a lot of news about this fire burning in fire island, a grass fire on an uninhabited piece of land. the department says it's circled that area in a boat and determined no structures or people or property were threatened. they will let this thick burn out but this is a reminder we need to be on our toes because it's still so very dry and we have drought basically everywhere. >> absolutely, and we're off to a pretty rough start. the latest drought has revealed that the majority of california, 90% of it is under some some of drought so that lets you know what's going on. we need rain, but it doesn't look like we'll get any, at least not into the upcoming weekend. easter sunday gorgeous. noticeably coole

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going experience luminaries such as angela bassett harrison ford regina king rita moreno brad pitt, reese witherspoon and send joined the party. best supporting actress nominee for hillbilly elegy. glenn close. >> lost her chance for oscar gold for an 8th time. but many say she won the night breaking out to shake her. and in a surprise turn the late chadwick boseman did not win a posthumous best actor award for ma rainey's black bottom. instead the best actor academy. gold went to british powerhouse. sir anthony hopkins for his turn in the father as a man who refuses all assistance from his daughter as he ages. >> though. no. but my loved one who they could should go whom reporting in hollywood. i'm chris wolfe. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're going to head to the south bay to see what it was like for fans and players. >> as the earthquakes. welcome fans back to their stadium. >> when the south bay a big step towards getting back to normal. the san jose earthquakes home opener was the county's first event with fans since the pandemic began kron. 4 sports reporter ky

martin reeses co-founder of the center for the study of existential risk an interdisciplinary research group focused on studying and developing strategies to risks that could threaten humanity martin good to have you on the show 1st of all let's start with the pandemic before we start about talk about exits the existential rest rather can barely even say the word we just saw about taiwan and how its management of the pandemic has been shaped by sars but at the same time other countries have had their own experiences with infectious diseases and yet they've struggled in their management of the pandemic why do we see that it differ so much from country to country when i think we have the u.k. . but it was you didn't have the expense of sars and of course coronaviruses need different preparations then you protected the rep you want. to develop a vaccine etc so we in the u.k. were badly. i think in some respects. european countries and i think the taiwan other government that was more trusted perhaps than our u.k. government was blunt these people are not. do you believe that we're worse l

but it really is causing a lot of organisations and companies are reese think about what they need, how. i haven't been at my desk — operate -- a rethink. i haven't been at my desk at _ operate -- a rethink. i haven't been at my desk at the _ operate -- a rethink. i haven't been at my desk at the university - operate -- a rethink. i haven't been at my desk at the university of- at my desk at the university of glasgow— at my desk at the university of glasgow for over a year. i don't know— glasgow for over a year. i don't know when— glasgow for over a year. i don't know when i'll be going back because the vast _ know when i'll be going back because the vast majority of what i can do, i the vast majority of what i can do, i can— the vast majority of what i can do, i can do— the vast majority of what i can do, i can do from home and do it, i think— i can do from home and do it, i think i'm— i can do from home and do it, i think i'm a— i can do from home and do it, i think i'm a very well. so this is a fundamental challenge of what the workplace will look like in the future — workplace will

martin reeses co-founder of the center for the study of existential risk an interdisciplinary research group focused on studying and developing strategies to risks that could threaten humanity martin good to have you on the show 1st of all let's start with the pandemic before we start about talk about exits existential rest rather can barely even say the word we just saw about taiwan and how its management of the pandemic has been shaped by sars but it seems time other countries have had their own experiences with infectious diseases and yet they've struggled in their management of the pandemic why do we see that it differs so much from country to country when i think we have the u k. but it was we didn't have the expense of sars and of course coronaviruses need different preparations then you protected the crippen for everyone and it's hard to develop a vaccine etc so we in the u.k. were badly prepared as i think in some respects were. european countries and i think the taiwan other government that was more trusted perhaps than our u.k. government was by these people and not. do you b

martin reeses co-founder of the center for the study of existential risk an interdisciplinary research group focused on studying and developing strategies to risks that could threaten humanity martin good to have you on the show 1st of all let's start with the pandemic before we start about talk about exits existential rest rather can barely even say the word we just saw about taiwan and how its management of the pandemic has been shaped by sars but at the same time other countries have had their own experiences with infectious diseases and yet they've struggled in their management of the pandemic why do we see that it differs so much from country to country. well i think we in the u.k. had prepared renew to ns a pandemic but because we didn't have extensive sars and of course coronaviruses need different preparations then you protected the crippled for everyone and it's hard to develop a vaccine etc so we in the u.k. were badly prepared as i think in some respects were european countries and i think the taiwan under government it was more trusted perhaps than our u.k. government was b

american muslim reese. and a bizarre yet all dangerous attempt. at regime change in the bolivarian republic of venezuela. people in power the bay of pigs let's just era. there is no channel that covers world news like we do we revisit places mistake al-jazeera pretty invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist. running out of wood india's capital struggles to cremate its dead is the number of covert 19 fatalities surges past 200000. the growing crisis is not confined to india just numbers of neighboring pakistan are also hitting new highs.

election to widen the political space create jobs and reunite a people set apart by politics with reese al-jazeera. a veteran greek crime journalist has been shot dead outside his home in athens police say cry of us was attacked by 2 gunmen on a motorbike he was one of the country's best known crime reporters on television and online. workers at an amazon warehouse in alabama have voted against forming the country's 1st union in the united states it's a blow for the labor movement but activists say the fight is not over she reports this was a blowout by a more than $2.00 to $1.00 margin employees at this amazon warehouse in bessemer alabama voted against joining the union the campaign to unionize had been seen as a potential turning point in labor relations in the u.s. is on is the nation's 2nd largest employer moment its workers are unionized but it's not over yet the retail wholesale and department store union so that will challenge the results. the results demonstrate the powerful impact of a ploy or intimidation and interference we will be calling got the labor board to hold amazon

has raised in almazan reports of grave human rights abuses by russian mustard reese and central african republic they're accused of crimes including mass summary executions torture and the indiscriminate killing of civilians and humanitarian workers in. the unix purge describe grave human rights violations and abuse they say carried out by russian fighters the fuck out which are the central african forces and the un who they say are behind mass summary execution torture and the forced displacement of people more than 240000 people have been displaced since december's election which was won by president hu we had the backing of russia with the russian fighters on the ground the wagner's group which is a private russian contractor company and we were there when we met with the advisor to the president vladimir is a corrupt who told us that russia was there on the ground to ensure the president can regain control of the country and secure the security of the border now according to the un 44 percent of the country is in the hands of armed groups specifically the coalition for patriotic cha

territorial disputes in the mediterranean the press conference started amicably but things got heated after reeses foreign minister said violations of greek sovereignty would be met with sanctions efficient. greece's position is clear he has violated in the h e n and in the eastern mediterranean international law and the convention of the lore of the sea but not only that it has violated the very rights and sovereignty of greece with 400 flights of a great territory of us in going in that the you can is a message about immigration you come before the press and try to accuse turkey all this just to send a message to your country it is impossible for me to accept this all we wanted to do was to hold a press conference in a friendly way to discuss all these issues in a sincere way and we did and we send positive messages. india has recorded more than 200000 new covert 19 infections for a 2nd consecutive day the country is now the 2nd worst affected country in terms of new cases the authorities are looking to import oxygen levels run dangerously low the largest is in the state of maharashtra where mor

born into a land pick up to collect the sygate to say that reese a good so this is extremely important so is that the city. says that each year people like eliminate $900000.00 tonnes of carbon dioxide by diverting waste away from landfills. is but. i feel really sad that the government doesn't care about us. as india widens the numbers of those eligible for the 19 vaccines waste workers are asking to be among them elizabeth brannon al jazeera new daddy. but livia is closing its border with brazil and peru later south american country to increase travel restrictions to stop a rise in chronic virus cases there's concern about the spread of the more infections variants 1st identified in brazil living in off hours he's a putting border towns on the lockdown where it's been detected chile is closing all its borders for the month starting monday. graves are being emptied in brazil's largest city to make room for a soaring number of covert $900.00 victims older remains in sao paulo are being moved to other locations officials insists it's standard practice but it's taken on renewed urgency b

elections to widen the political space create jobs and reunite of people set apart by politics with reese al-jazeera. russia's invoking the threat of full scale fighting with ukraine as tension increases in their disputed border regions the president vladimir putin's spokesman says he's willing to protect civilians but the u.s. says moscow's troop buildup is the largest since its invasion of crimea and as in basra he reports ukraine's president is donning military fatigues. the president in the trenches meeting soldiers on the front line rallying the troops for battle but it was nothing but really the ukrainian leader donned a wartime look for his visit to donbass in the east where russian military buildup along the border came after weeks of fighting with russian backed separatists don't see yet. there's an escalation indeed in the donbass region we can see it servicemen can see that commanders in chief and commanders can see that we understand that our boys are targeted by snipers who are 26 killed ferguson. the military do everything possible to defend our country and to hold ceasefire