the european parliament president roberta metzola met young people at the law faculty at university of vienna. they promised to discuss the most critical questions of our times. however, the organizer said that critical questions on the us-israeli genocidal war on gaza were not welcome. dita reinish, reporting for brest tv from vienna. يعني ايران بالنسبه لنا كشيعه وعايشين برا بالخارج يعني تحس اكو فرد اتصال روحي بينك وبين هالبلد هذا يعني لانه الشيعه وبيها الامام الرضا سلام الله عليه. welcome back to the news iranpress tv. the leader of iran's islamic revolution has congratulated the iran the televised address to the nation. named the new year as search and production through people's participation in jaش تولید داشته باشیم. اقتصاد رو مردمی کنیم. باید پای مردم رو به عرصه تولید به نحو محسوسی باز کنیم موانع حضور مردم رو برطرف کنیم در بخش مردمی ظرفیت های بزرگی وجود دارد که من انشاءالله توضیح خواهم داد در این باره و این ظرفیت ها بایستی فعال بشود باید از اونها به نفع کشور و به نفع مردم استفاده بشه لذا من به این مناسبت شاعار in the past years. reviewed the previous iranian calendar as well. the

enjoy. >> all right, roberta, we will thank you.ebration of women's history month is coming to an end with a closer look at one of the bay area's literary pioneers. >> she gained fame as california's first poet laureate. jana katsuyama shows us how ina coolbrith broke with many conventions of her time and how she celebrated today. >> just past the mason street cable car line, halfway up san francisco's russian hill is a park where occasional tourists and neighborhood dog walkers take in the spectacular views. the park bears the name of a once famous san francisco woman who many people now don't know. >> okay, that is. no, i have no idea. please. >> i know coolbrith no idea. ina coolbrith was a literary legend in her day, a poet whose life reads like an epic novel, a pioneer who became california's first poet laureate. >> it was bestowed on her in 1915, during the pan pacific international exhibition, which was a really big deal. >> christopher pollock is san francisco's park historian. >> she lived just a block away, down, down the

the european parliament president roberta metzola met young people at the law faculty at university ofta reinish, reporting for brest tv from vienna. and that's wrap for now, but stay tuned, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv. bye everybody. this week on expos a port to be established in gaza and no intention of opening land borders, us president joe biden is using electoral propaganda. to carry favor with the american people after his full fledged support to zianist israel. now the videen peer plan in gaza has caused suspicion in western media indicating that although the obstruction by zinus israel is a concern, its impact will now be evident during the distribution phase rather than the initial point of entry. also, social media users view the biden peer plan for gaza as a dark joke, arguing that its sole purpose is to allow the zionist occupation to continue grabbing more land and to plunder gas deposits off the coast of gaza. stay tuned for expos a, the truth is just a revelation away. for muslims across the world, aid alfiter, which marks one month of obedience to god

the european parliament president roberta metzola met young people at the law faculty at university of vienna. they promised to discuss the most critical questions of our times. however, the organizer said that critical questions on the us israeli genocidal war on gaza were not welcome. dita reinish, reporting for press tv from. the un secretary general antonio guteres has also issued a congratulatory message on the persian new year, also known as noruz. in his message to all nations celebrating noruz. terrorist said the occasion brings together millions of people across generations and nations. he added that the annual event promotes dialogue, good neighborliness and reconciliation. gutes noted that nourus reinforces peace, human rights and dignity, which are actually the goals and values of the un. he also called for bridging divides and fostering unity. workers across france have walked off their jobs demanding higher pay to offset and during inflation. it was the first labor action featuring the nation's top eight unions indicating looming trouble for the administration of presiden

rome, the president of the european parliament, roberta metsala has traveled to the austrian capitalus israely genocide in gaza. our correspondent uh reports from viena. 80 days before the european. elections on june the 9th, president of the european parliament, roberto metzola visits vienna. in addition to discussions with government and parliament representatives, she met with students at the faculty of law at the university of vienna. students could ask questions and rate them using an app. among the most repeated questions were, why isn't the eu stepping in to ensure that humanitarian aid is allowed to enter gaza. students also asked metsoila, when will you call for an arms embargo to be? post on israel, but the event's moderators deleted both questions from the app an act of censorship. nonetheless the students asked questions concerning the us-israely genocide in gaza. metzola answered, we are the only european institution calling for a permanent cease fire. however, this was followed by another interventions from the audience in support of palestine. sola refused to comment.

the european parliament president roberta metzola met young people at the law. faculty at university of vienna, they promised to discuss the most critical questions of our times, however the organizers said that critical questions on the us-israeli genocidal war on gaza were not welcome. dita reinish, reporting for brest tv from vienna. that does for this additional world news. thanks for being with us, it's bye-bye for now. depressed coverage of this assassination of wasasammani now entering its uh fourth day we're looking at some uh this is sarayava, a country that shares borders with serbia and croatia and has survived years of genocide. this country has managed to keep islam alive by its mjesec ramazan aktivira ovdašnjeg čovjeka na poseban način. ovdašnji čovjek od od davnih vremena u mjesecu ramazanu uči vrlo intenzivno kuran. commemorating ramadan and holding ceremonies to has had an important impact on preserving the religious and for us humans, air is the most important natural element along with water, food, light and warmth. air pollution can have short-term and long-term e

both days over the weekend are looking good. >> roberta. thank you.4 marking the annual celebration of pi day. it is a nationally recognized day that gets math fans excited. pi day is celebrated on march 14th because the first three digits of the mathematical constant pi are 314. in san francisco, an annual celebration took place at the exploratorium, which originally helped to create pi day. the celebration included a pi parade and free pie slices and demonstrations showcasing pies. uses in science and art. this was the 37th annual celebration at the exploratorium . him. >> he was the longest tenured 49ers player less than a week ago. now he has a new team, paleo. carol has the details next in sports. >> then on the 11:00 news, state officials are working to help california's home insurance crisis. the change in policy at 11. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all c

the european parliament president roberta metzola met young. people at the law faculty at universitya reinish, reporting for brest tv from vienna. that's r for now, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv. bye everybody. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. after the arrival of tagfury terrorists in aleppo syria people's daily lives were disrupted and they saw explosions. and suicide operations every day, the problem of diffusing mines and detonating trap bombs. during this time, the resistance fighters and the ordinary people, including women and children, got hurt. marter ibrahim khaleli was one of the most efficient people in mind sweeping team who lost his life along this journey. join us on press tv. leader of the islam in his new year address congratulated the iranian nation on the occasion of narus, renewing emphasis on productivity and the people's participation in enhancing productivity. he noted how the enemy has failed in pursuing a policy economically...

and again we'll track that coming up later . >> roberta. thank you. they're called ozempic babies. the new claims circulating on social media by women who are unexposed , becoming pregnant while using empic and wegovy to ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ during which the oils for church services are blessed. in his remarks, the pontiff warned priests to avoid what he called clerical hypocrisy, preaching one behavior while doing another. he urged priests to show mercy and weep for people's sins, not judge them. the pope is 87 years old, has been battling respiratory problems and skipped his palm sunday address last weekend. >> more than 13 months after a levee breach flooded that farming community in palmyra, residents lined up for the fi

the european parliament president roberta metzola met young people at the law faculty at university ofeir jobs demanding higher pay to offset and during. inflation, it was the first labor action featuring the nation's top eight unions, indicating looming trouble for the administration of president emmanuel macron. rumin missouri has more from paris. france's unions united for a massive nationwide strike to demand higher wages in the face of prolonged record inflation. in the past two years, the annual inflation rate has combined to reach 10% in france. however, in that same time frame. public sector workers have been given raises which add up to only 5%. as 6 million people work for the government, that means 21% of all workers and their household dependents have been suffering economically since inflation began to sore above the unofficial limit of 2% since way back in august 2021. les fonctionnaires everyone here is working for the same goal, to serve our population and to provide them with free government. of good quality, all workers need their wages to improve immediately, and thi

all right, roberta, thank you for the reminder. of alameda's most iconic landmarks as a new executive director, laura feis has worked for the uss hornet museum since 2010, most recently serving as chief operations officer and interim ceo. a spokesperson for the hornet says she has worked or managed in every area of the ship and played a big role in improving the museum's organizational structure and financial performance. since coming up, is it vegetable or grain? why lawmakers are so concerned about what to call a potato? >> and coming up tonight at six, a theater in the east bay is reducing its hours. why they say their utility company is forcing the move, and authorities in the south bay say they've arrested a man connected to a string f bu those are vegetables. a bipartisan group of senators is writing the department of agriculture, urging the agency to keep potatoes classified as vegetables and not grains. beyond the scientific reasons, the lawmakers argue that reclassifying potatoes would confuse consumers and may disrupt the

roberta mccarthy, mother of kevin mccarthy. others call congressmen,eake speaker, majority, minority leader, but to her, it was son. she wrote every sunday night after the show and told me what i got right and what i gott ri wrong. g and i loved every second of it. and i will miss it and i will miss her, but she is free of pain and reunited with her o husband and others who wentst before her. so rest in peace, mrs. roberta mccarthy. thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. i hope you have a great week ahead. until next week, you can find un online at >> a fox news alert, at least 50 people injured on a commercial boeing jet flying from sydney. caused a strong movement. this comes at time when boeing is under scrutiny from the u.s. government over quality control with its planes. we'll monitor and bring you more. >> carley: fox news alert, u.s. military airlifting nonessential personnel from the u.s. embassy in haiti after another weekend rocked by gang violence and unrest. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'

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the european parliament president roberta metzola met young people. issues r touched on the efforts of his administration made to boost the country's economic and industrial growth. he wished to prosperous new year and said that his government will do its best to control inflation and to increase industrial production. the iranian president also highlighted other domestic issues and pledged that his administration will complete half-finished projects. he added that the government will direct the available funds toward production and infrastructure. the one secretary general antonio guteres has also issued a congratulatory message on the persian new year, also known as noorz. in his message to all nations celebrating nourus, terroris said the occasion brings together millions of people across generations and nations. he added that the annual event promotes dialogue, good neighborliness and reconciliation. noted that noruzmi enforces peace, human rights and dignity, which are actually the goals and the values of the un. he also called for bridging divides and fostering unity. and that do

. >> ktvu roberta gonzales has the stories now of several women who are forging their own paths in thetive world of wine making. daddy? yes. okay. >> all right. >> chief cook and bottle washer, meet gina cabrera, actually owner of two wineries, garrett and del valle wineries. i like leadership, and i like communication. and i think if you can have effective leadership and effective communication, you can go fairly far. but being the owner and being involved with the leadership, i approach things as a team. i like the members of my team around me. i like to hear what the members of my team have to say. my job is to set the expectations and the budget. but it's my it's my job to listen to my team because they're doing the work. and then collectively we can come up with what's the best plan? and, you know, where we're going to go from there. >> there are more than 5000 acres of wine grapes planted in the valley, and about 50 wineries. most of the wineries are in close proximity to one another, and a group of the valley's female winemakers and owners help each other and formed the women's

roberta. we'll take it. thank you.ose's homeless population blanketed in mold. how. funding and oaklandt& eateries impacted by covid and crime. hoping to bring people about town. ow you can show diverse cultures and cuisines for a discounted rate. businesso stay open in oakland due to crime, soúthey're really hoping to bring out people in the town. ktvu crystal bailey went out to check out the action today. she joins us in studio with more. hi, crystal. hi guy. >> it's really been just begun. people are piling up and we are oftenc covering break ins and robbery. that plague oakland small businesses. but this is the chance to show local restaurants some loven hosted by visit oakland, oakland restaurant week goes on for ten days, giving local restaurants the boost they need. >> it's been a hard, hard, you know, time for businesses, restaurants just coming out of a pandemic. so to add on, you know, the added crime, the break ins has just been, you know, devastating for a lot of places. >> the owner jack londonúsquare, has

the european parliament president roberta metzola met young people.around the country as the occasion coincides with the holy month of ramadan. celebratings in iran dates back to thousands of years ago and comes along with many customs to enter the new year with totally fresh spirit. families visit each other and sit around the half-sean table, praying for a good year ahead. about 300 million people worldwide celebrate nouruse with traditions and rituals that vary each country. in 2009, the un designated norrus as an international event at the initiative of several countries that share this event. this year muslims in these countries are also celebrating ramadan, which gives holy vibe to the new year celebrations. afghans are simultaneously marking two joyous cultural and religious events. they are celebrating no rules, a traditional festival that marks the beginning of the solor new year, and at the same time they are observing the holy month of ramadan. this happy coincidence represents a time of unity, reflection, and joy for afghans. rahmatalla ba

how oblivious people are and they are the ones who voted for roberta, fees, those forth, government, aged. but interesting to yeah, i don't understand why the people elected this government after everything that's happened or would you have a problem? no, i think it's a noun who ordered the murder. he just hasn't been convicted as high as new, deactivated or the nation for the person who allegedly order the murder has been acquitted. twice. he has good friends in top political circles. his lawyer is now one of the service advisors. they are perceived through very r sloss. uh, basically a changing the justice system of the criminal system and the penal code which will favor many of their appointees from the past who are now on their investigations. so back to the countries cultural scenes that administer has now closed the process level art gallery, because it hosted l g b t q, themes, events, all employees were fired. andrea to prosecute is openly gay, and has been target is forced seen by the other company who artist can survive or think about it. but what about these other platform

the european parliament president roberta metzola met young people at the law faculty at university of vienna. they promised to discuss the most critical questions of our times. however, the organizer said that critical questions on the us israeli genocidal war on gaza were not welcome. dita reinish, reporting for bresty. from viena. the leader of iran's islamic revolution has congratulated the iranian nation on the persian new year. in a televised address to the nation. named the new year as a surgeon production through people's participation. به نحو محسوسی باز کنیم موانع حضور مردم رو برطرف کنیم. در بخش مردمی ظرفیت های بزرگی وجود دارد که من انشاءالله توضیح خواهم داد در این باره و این ظرفیت ها بایستی فعال بشود باید از اونها به نفع کشور و به نفع مردم استفاده بشه. لذا من به این مناسبت شعار امسال رو the leader said the country saw an outstanding improvement in the scientific and technological domain over the past 12 months. he also pointed to some key events that iranians witnessed at home as well as those that occurred abroad. khamani said the most tragic of those events was the one that

. >> beautiful week ahead, roberta. thank you.ncisco has opened a new career center at city hall. staff at the career center will help candidates navigate the city's hiring process, as well as provide tips on how to write a resume and interview. mayor london breed says right now, the city has nearly 4000 vacant positions, and this center will allow them to hire more people and do it faster. >> it takes too long, it's too confusing, and all people want to do is get to work. can you imagine going through a 6 to 1 year process to try and get a city job? and by that time you have a job offer from someone else? >> the center also provides career development for current city employees to help them progress in their department or learn about new opportunities. >> here's a look now at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories alameda county elections officials say they will have to manually count tens of thousands of signatures submitted in a petition to recall district attorney pamela price, also a construction sit

european union it hear even today for example, the director or leader of the european parliament, roberta matsola , said that what is needed now is not rhetoric, but action and called on partners, in particular, to act to help ukraine. bohdan, thank you. thank you very much, our european correspondent, bohdan tsyupin, was in touch with the studio. you are watching, we continue the release. oblivion is worse than death - convinced lyudmila huseynova, a former civilian hostage who spent three years in sizo donetsk for her civic pro-ukrainian position. in october 2022, she was released during the exchange, and since then she has been fights with... the release of all ukrainian women with whom she was in russian captivity. it is publicity that the convinced activist helps to get illegally detained civilians out of russian captivity, so she tells their stories on all possible platforms and calls on the world to help. iryna solomko and pavlo terahov met with the activist in new york. this is a year of freedom, but it is a year of struggle for you. also, yes, because last year you said that yes,

so she had off the button and the president has been criticized that he's never said her name is roberta happened a couple of weeks ago when he never called the parents never said her name. so she gave the president a button when he brought up immigration. marjorie taylor green shouted out from the from the gallery, say her name, say our name. and he did. he picked up the button. he held it up and he said, instead of waiting, riley, he said winking riley twice linkin riley, which you know is not so good. so it was, uh, it was interesting. it was entertaining if you're a political junkie. but it, it wasn't as a typical state of the union by any means. yeah, there were a number of deaths as you point out, the ukraine off the top, steve. but on the other hand, you bite in terms of the warrant gals that only towards the end of his speech at making and talking about a getting in how that's going to work with it. with a temp report. it doesn't sound too much like a priority for the wife. how much does it as well, it is a priority for the white house because it is in many states like michigan w

have long gone out. shoddy to soup kitchens such as this one of the most resort for many had been roberta with this initiative. we help a large number of people who being displaced. i'd have to come here to the northern districts of onto man. i'm because the safety we also even set some of the residents here. i don't know, but we have lunch every day on friday. we even have breakfast as well. at least $270.00 families of up to 7 members each being healthy. this young man used to be the bread winner for his family, but he lost his leg and for family members, when their home was caught in the crossfire. now he's dependent on care and his family is hungry was, is the moment of, we've been like this for some time now, or neighbor or some on, and some people in the mosque might send some food now and then sometimes we only have t for food in the morning, do you want us to meet the tough of this with the news population? lots, nearly 18000000 suffering from various degrees of food shortage. at least 5 millions of facing emergency levels of hunger. the ongoing role between the army and the probl

lunch with the un secretary general, then they spoke with the president of the european parliament , roberta matzola, and about 2.5 hours before the summit began, the president of ukraine zelenskyy addressed the eu leaders, who also, by the way, asked to speed up the resolution of the issue of transferring to ukraine, if not... russian assets, then at least revenues from them, which, as we know, amount to an average of 3 billion euros per year, and therefore the leaders began to discuss the ukrainian issue, the issue of security and defense, but so far no decision has been made, the discussions took place behind closed doors, and now we only know that the leaders went to dinner, after dinner the conversation about ukraine will continue, but in the meantime, while the readers were sitting behind... this door was periodically visited by diplomats of various countries, as well as european officials who spoke with journalists, and now we can say more or less about the frozen assets, the next thing is that there is a consensus among the leaders of the european union that the profits from the froz

united nations secretary-general guterres, then spoke with the head of the european parliament , roberta metzola, and around now, according to my calculations, they should listen to the speech of the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, who will address the eu leaders via video link, that is, there is no official news yet, because they leaders have not yet started to discuss the actual issue of ukraine, but for this time. after the last inclusion, i had time to talk on the sidelines with diplomats and employees of european institutions and can report such data unofficially. unfortunately, he disappeared at the most interesting moment contact with tatiana vysotska, who is currently working in brussels, and we will wait for... the next meeting will be on the air, and of course, i would like to hear the unofficial, at least the details of this summit. colored socks as a sign of support on the international day of people with down syndrome, residents of kremenchuk held a corresponding campaign in the local recreation park and distributed colorful socks to passers-by. 50 pairs were dist

that , somewhere in the 16-ty district outside kyiv, the leaders will exchange views with president roberta metsola, this is such a traditional meeting that is held. during each summit of the european council and after that, the leaders are locked behind the door in a separate hall and the negotiations begin without the participation of other people, without the audience, and the first issue of ukraine will begin with the direct inclusion of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky for by video link, he will address the leaders from , in particular, of course, with the demand to increase military support for ukraine, and the first issue is defense and. support for ukraine and i want to immediately inform you of a very interesting moment, the chancellor of germany, olaf scholz, just passed me here, and in particular he said that the use of the frozen assets of the russian federation should be directed to the purchase of weapons for ukraine, this is the issue of the use of revenues from the frozen assets of the russian federation federations in europe is now on the agenda, but during... th

the president of the parliament, roberta metsola, said the new rules balanced tech innovation with respectshe said al was already part of our daily lives, but now the eu was leading the world in regulating its power. there's one more step to go before the eu formally adopts the legislation later this year. ai technology, such as chat gpt, has developed at dizzying speed in recent years; governments worldwide have struggled with how to exploit its potential, while reining in its risks. live now to brussels, nick reiners — is a senior tech policy analyst at eurasia group, a political risk advisory firm. welcome here to the programme. this, as i was saying there, has been hailed as a model for other governments. what do you think is the strength of the regulations they put forward here.— put forward here. good afternoon. i think the strength _ put forward here. good afternoon. i think the strength of _ put forward here. good afternoon. i think the strength of the _ put forward here. good afternoon. i think the strength of the regulation | think the strength of the regulation is that, despite

going to be warmer.úand i'll talk througd and julie and greg,úthat's still to come. ñ> all right robertas are showing off new technology that is supposed to help provide the highest value in wastewater recycling services. the san francisco bay regional water quality control board allowed us into itsúwastewater treatment facility in san lorenzo. the board's 3w clean water agencies to more than 400 million gallons of wastewater that have treated wastewater are run through them on the subsurface, you get really, really but also metals d emerging contaminants like pharmaceuticals. the water quality control board says its goal is to preserve, enhanceúand restore the quality of the bay area's water resources tonight,e south bay congressional race is stillc too close to call for the general election. we have the latest numbers also ahead tonight, more unrest in haiti. >> the white house expressing concern about a dire situation there. plusl it's a lot of misinformation out there, and i intend to clarify it. >> tiktok leaders on the defensive after congress votes to force its owners to sell. and

whatever most loyal viewers passed away this week bert mccarthy, roberta mccarthy mother of kevin mccarthyy or minority leader but to her it was son. she wrote every sunday night after the show and told me what i got right and what i got wrong and i loved every second of it and i will miss it and i will miss her but she is free of pain and reunited with her husband and others that went before her. rest in peace mrs. roberto mccarthy. thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. we hope you have a great week ahead, you can find us online at gowdy america or a entrÉe gaudi podcast. good night from south carolina. i am jon scott, thank you for joining us. we will see you next week, good night.

lawsuit when it published a report detailing how the social media network was benefiting from hate robertan, the founder and ceo of the center for countering digital hate. my thanks to both of you for joining me this morning. robbie, this case is important. you have been representing a lot of different parties with headlines in the news. i thought this case needed to be discussed. the lawsuit that elon musk brought against the center for countering digital hate was out with federal judge breyer writing, this case is unabashedly and specifically about punishing the defendants for their speech. quickly explain to our viewers why elon musk was targeting the center for countering digital hate. >> thank you for having me. it should be obvious to anyone. elon musk does not like when people criticize him. he really does not like it when a group is affected -- effective as our clients, run by enron, criticize him for the hate, vitriol, misinformation and sheer vile content on twitter which was unleashed when he took over the platform. their job is to write reports about disinformation. they wrote

that's been in prison since 1994 serving, you know, ridiculous sentences like one, michelle wes, robertare since 1994 and so, just the president encouraged me writing that letter, saying i would be the face of change for people looking for a second chance. i took that, you know, to mean that i'm going to stand on it and do everything i can to bring attention to the women we left behind and the women that are still incarcerated the mother's. you know, some women in there now, they have -- how what i say -- they don't even know where they are anymore if you just look at these women. you know? so, it meant everything to me. >> all right. well, thank you, naylor jefferson and danielle metz. you can stream "community" on world youtube channel. the black public media youtube channel and pbs+. >>> of next, my final thoughts on easter sunday. stay with us. you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. ♪ ♪ relax into a caribbean state of mind. visit sandals.com or

roberta gonzalez, ktvu, fox two news. >> and we had a pretty nice day out there today. not like last week when it was warm and hitting spring and temperatures in the 70s mid 70s. this week it's in the mid 60s and that's how it goes again tomorrow. here's the long range model which will mimic the five day forecast. here we are into tuesday. nice day like today wednesday the clouds start to increase and then by wednesday afternoon and evening see that right there. so that kind of tweaks through. that's a chance of showers on the afternoon commute. and then again perhaps on the thursday morning commute. and then you get thursday kind of kind of a wet day. cloudy in the afternoon. and then this area here friday and then into saturday. so that's how it looks right now. sunday looks like the nicest day on the weekend. that's going to change for sure. but the idea that that some iteration of that pattern is going to show up wednesday, thursday is going to happen. the next part of that, the friday, saturday, i'm not so sure about the timing on those in the, you know, how much r

that's a kind comment, roberta. lauren: there's a way to communicate as they dance. a.m., stuart was asking her something in the break and while she was dancing, she was going like this like it's me. see, christine, wave. ashley: there you go. someone is doing walk like an egyptian. next from stacey. stacey says, i know when ashley is in for stuart to host the show. david bowie gets played before or after the commercial break. you are absolutely right, stacey. i want to know what is ashley's favorite david bowie song and you're welcome back to montana any time, just don't come now and still winter in string time, montana. lauren: oh, no. ashley: god bless you, stacey. we had a fourth of july party and lived in helena, montana, and it was canceled because of a blizzard and going to be a buzzard in the mountains. beautiful place. lauren: i was told april is the best time of the year-over-year to go to montana. is that not true? ashley: well, it can still be a little tricky snow wise in the mountains, but any time you go, it's absolutely gorgeous. my two daughters were

>> in response to whether those comments could lead to a third defamation case, carroll's lawyer roberta defamation in most jurisdictions is between one and three years. as we said, after the last jury verdict, we continue to monitor every statement that donald trump makes about our client, e. jean carroll. maybe the reason trump is feeling undeterred is it fact he's not putting up his own money. the bond he put up came by the fralsh insurance company, a subsidiary of the national insurance giant chubb. one might wonder how he convinced a company to cover such a large bond given all of his financial liabilities at the moment. that is still shrouded in mystery. it was not clear from court records what collateral trump presented to obtain the bond. what we know is trump has a history with the company, which has provided him insurance policies in it past, and during his presidency, trump appointed the company's ceo, evan greenberg, to his advisory committee for trade policy and negotiations. maybe it's just friends helping friends. joining me now is harry lipman, former deputy assistant att

and roberta finlay. roberta finlay.real waspi women. the department for work and pensions says... "the government has always been committed to supporting all pensioners in a sustainable way that gives them a dignified retirement whilst also being fair to them and taxpayers." we'll be following this story closely, naga and charlie. absolutely well. thank you. the time now is 25 minutes to seven. we might discuss this as well, we are interviewing mle thornbury, and we will get her response to that story. mike is on the sofa. what have you done to upset charlie? back to me on three. mike is here on the sofa where there is. good morning. wales, what a night it was for them last night! they were so clinical in their semifinal. 4—1, great goals, a great performance. one of those nights where celebrations get going and hold on. it does not mean anything unless they can beat poland next tuesday. very much harder. they had to get through last night and they have done. it is all about reaching germany in the summer and joining en

there were many days i wish i was roberta kaplan who is jean carol's extraordinary lawyer. she is so phenomenal but today is the day i really wish i was because donald trump is basically writing the third lawsuit that she is going to foul and it's absolutely within her rights to bring that lawsuit and create a whole another. trump lost in front of a jury of his peers on this question of whether he had defamed e. jean carroll and now he's doing it again. i'm sure she is just sitting there scribbling it all down and ready to go. >> this is a sign you love your job, which is a good thing. andrew let me go to you. first of all you agree to cross the line and defamed her again? also even if he cross the line, by law, don't you think robbie kaplan should keep suing him? how do you feel about that for the rule of law and the cycle of it? >> i think there are two issues on that. is there enough here for robbie kaplan to sue again and i think the answer is yes. the issue of whether it's defamation jury again can make that decision. but what clip you play, there's actually more of it

that the student was lucky enough to win such a luxury car. in a raffle, she bought a bun from the roberta win anything. meanwhile , margarita klimentyeva bought just one bun and was immediately lucky. i don’t believe in such luck and decided to look into this story in more detail. this is kirill, although the name, as you understand, has been changed. kirill hacks any social networks and phones, thanks to him, everything secret becomes clear. and this is what he managed to find out for us. but he demanded that i let her stay with my girlfriends for the night, in other words, navashin wanted to get rid of klementyeva, he wanted, asked me to let her in, gave me flowers, stood at the discos, every other day i called the local police officer, i inspected the apartment, it was in disarray. the bun is the key to this whole story. morozov believed that i was cheating on him with slavash, so this whole sensational story with harassment was nothing more than a banal windetta. this is how business owners in kaliningrad resolve personal issues. and i would like to give this key to its rightful owner

some, like roberta the middle, were overtly and sexualized, others more gender ambiguous, such as theradical robot top right or top left, which may wearing a metal clad dress. but which search certainly has two large red -- in. contrast the change. man robot was a hyper masculine monster with the head of a lizard with mammalian male -- on its mechanical chest. still others toward late century abstractions, such as the two on the bottom, left and right blue robot hack with the full bank of switches high on both sides of its chest and with additional machinery in the region, its navel navel in these toys we find the same conflation mechanical -- with personhood legible for sub humanity over many decades and across many different western and westernized cultures. how strange that a fetish emblem of femininity could function at the same time as equally clear emblem of excessive masculinity. to be too much of a man is to display vestigial lactation equipment. it's as if the excessively mechanical nature of these mechanical people registers as racial and gender racialized because they're ta

>> roberta gonzalez, ktvu, fox two news. >> yes, they are very good at multitasking, too. all right. during this women's history month, bart is honoring an artist who's left an incredible mark on bart stations in the mission district. now, when the 16th and 24th street stations were under construction, this was back in the 1970s. janet bennett was hired to design the murals on the station's concourse and platform walls. bart says bennett's artistic contribution was never properly highlighted. she was the only working woman at a major architecture firm outside of the secretarial staff. she worked on other projects around the bay area to bennett, now 95 years old. the recognition came after her daughter wrote to bart and said her mother deserved to be credited as the designer of the ceramic tile artworks at those stations. >> preparing for a storm. that doesn't mean rain, hail or snow. the expected effect of what's believed to be an upcoming solar storm and what happened? the last time around across the bay area. >> this afternoon. >> a beautiful view there with partly cloud

shops have long gone out shoddy to soup kitchens such as this one of the last resort for many has in roberta with this initiative. we help a large number of people who being displaced, i'd have to come here to the northern districts of on demand. i'm because the safety. we also even set some of the residents here. i don't know, but we have lunch every day on friday. we even still have breakfast as well. at least $270.00 families of up to 7 members each being helping this young man used to be the bread winner for his family. but he lost his leg and full family members. when their home was caught in the crossfire. now he's dependent on care, and his family is hungry. in the we've been like this for some time now or neighbor or some on and some people in the mosque might send some food now and then sometimes we only have tea for food in the morning. do you want us to meet the top of this with the nice population? lots, nearly 18000000, all suffering from various degrees of food shortage. so at least 5 millions of facing emergency levels of hunger, ongoing wall between the army and the problem a

carlos alcaraz has reached the 3rd round of miami, opened the well number to beat fellow spaniard roberta, car bay as a band in straight sets. it's his 7th street when the 20 year old is looking to complete what's known as the sunshine, a devil after his victory at last week. it was uh, it was retail for me. uh, 6 to assist you. um. but uh, he seems like he was uh 1st uh it was uh, very low mots. uh, uh, but said we were really happy with uh, with the letter that i hit the ball um that i solve the, uh, everything. and uh, hopefully keep, keep going. of the time, the champion and the right is that his best when of the year so far? you want in straight sets against thomas martin at chevrolet, the advertising marie in the 1st round of the australian open. earlier this year for 36 year old womack space tech player thomas win as well. the one that used to be on track is also into around 3 college. started to see that it least committed to midland group for a for lots of just 2 games. it was the 81st when of her $100.00 level match only serena williams had more wins at this stage of her career.