kyiv that rockers put on a short at berkeley's hall of science -- the abc rockers put on a show at berkeley'sof science. the group took home a last month for the best children's album. as part of the show, the alphabet rockers released a series called "tough people." focuses on -- it focuses on math, engineering, and says concepts. kumasi: i love myself. reggie: is that what they said? kumasi: i love myself. [laughter] a study shows what majors y want if you want to make a lot of money after college. these are the who earn the most money, chemical engineering is the top spot. computer engineering, computer science, aerospace engineering, and electrical engineering. reggie: amazon corporate workers are facing lower pay than expected after the company's stock plummeted. according to the wall street journal, corporate workers get partial pay with stock shares. since amazon stock prices dropped, their pay is going to drop with it. some corporate workers will see 50% pay cut. speaking of stocks, looking at the new york stock exchange where we are down 307 points. today, the san ramon velvet school

earth imposed to leave her a new 2000000000 or a package that will include a longer range on flu rockers. this comes as a top view quinn in times official threatening increasing at tanks on a russian territory. you can read more about this and much more on our website oxy though. call an arrow. so this in these out will be back at the top with some boys ration is there is honest ah no. which lowest to flood us, there's a lot on the 33rd of your house. toby also says fornia boley most as i'm stammer tool for them, a 3 a c, a 3 security mothers that supplied us. it will show the sisters output be locked in to contribute to radio, not the smallest one other the nikima to what is the most helpful device here that she taught us to polano all as a police physical key that that was led to latoya for the bit to there's a 3rd floor smith, douglas, lamar, chandeliers, the day that it was, you know, i am, but it other pretty put. there's only so many cars for his for 3rd, some muffins, but them all as yourself. now she lives for elizabeth, which is for level as a fellow to remove fil a. so your bil

i could not rock a rocker. i would get sick riding in the car. anytime there is motion around me. i painted my prayer of this rickety rocking chair. as the chapter in the book that is called rocking lost about this pain and prayer and what i discovered, a soda matt out of what she wore. that was where my heart was. it was so amazing. when in the moment i finished this painting, the grief and anger over having lost that time with my infant, it finally left. i had taken it to god and leave it there in prayer and it was always right back there. but i was so angry. when i finish the painting and i can touch those blanket sleeper arms, i gave that grief home to reside. and that is the brushes of the spirit. showing me, how to walk forward , when you are sorrowful. >> i have not asked you until i thought of it now. how long did it take you to do the paintings? >> there is three years. these are the brain injury paintings. the initial ones. some of them took five minutes and some took three or four months. it just depended on where i was at and how honest i was being. there are a lot of

the bay area's alphabet rockers won their first grammy for best children's album. and berkeley's taj mahal won best traditional blues album. but you know what? this seems to be the part of the show that everybody is talking about. an epic tribute to 50 years of hip-hop, five decades of major legends like too short! >> whatever hip-hop does,, foto has to keep saying forget about what happened before me, and just do it every time. >>> up next, a fish rescue, dead fish and the goonies house. the really weird story behind this viral video. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to move. >>> all right, tv news producers love nothing more than a story with great video, right? they love it, and this story has all of that. as it turns out, the video was just the start of a story that got impossibly weird. here it is. have you guys seen this? yeah. last week this video went viral. the coast g

the alphabet rockers are hip-hop group and won their first grammy. berkeley's taj mahal won best traditional blues album. this was recorded with his good friend. then bonnie rate, taking home three grammys. bringing the total to 12. she was genuinely shocked. two engineers, michael romanow skin sean murphy won for their technical work for the recording philharmonic a fantastic. we have much more coverage on our website. we invite you to come to our studios. >>> it has been weeks since the storms hit the bay area. the cleanup efforts are still underway. behind me is mount diablo state park. fallen trees blocking trails, and roots. we are told by hikers that it is gone. a similar scene in alan rock park. it is shutdown on an emergency basis as rangers assess the damage. heavy rain and runoff carved deep channels. even chunks and others. the rangers say they are constantly forced to turn away people that snuck in. >> the last thing we want is a hiker to trespass. we don't know if they are here. we monitor as much as we can. >> no word on when the park i

the alphabet rockers that i got to interview. they won the first grammy for best children's album and then taj mahal won best traditional album for get on board. then bonnie rate was the big winner. she took him three grammies for song of the year, best americana performance and best american roots on. >> she is genuinely shocked and surprised. >>> we will be back tomorrow. >>> cbs news bay area starts now. >>> more than 3000 people killed after powerful earthquakes caused massive destruction. the turkish and syrian communities are anxiously waiting and watching the search for survivors. >> reporter: hundreds of buildings flattened as workers battled the bitter cold, looking for signs of life. members of the turkish community give insight into the chaotic rescue operations. women rallied together and call for an end to violent threats and harassment, targeting female leaders. >> we will stand together. >> arrays to replace the disappearing stock of trees. >> the last big storm to have this much loss was probably in 2006 or 2007.

the of about rockers, a hip-hop group, one the first grammy for best children's album. taj mahal one best traditional blues album. molly tuttle born in santa clara and raised in palo alto won best bluegrass album. two east bay engineers won for their technical work for the recoing of philharmonic a fantastic. it was quite the show. >>> it's amazing how many of those artists are from the bay area. article. >> always going to be able to find a connection here, especially if it is something involving creativity like that. are like that last one, technology. >> a lot of talent. >> glad we could share it last night too. >>> let's get into the forecast in terms of what to expect. there are two things to think about. one, it is going to get warmer this week. not drastically so, but noticeably. we will be near 70 by the time we get to thursday for some of our warmer inland spots. after that we will warm up. there is a small chance of rain that we need to keep tracking. it would not be major and it certainly wouldn't be impactful from big amounts are impacting travel or drought

wooden toilets , baths once a week, firewood, water from the river , which you need to carry on the rocker i spent a full time living in such wooden ones at home, you were toasty and at -45 we used to go to the wooden toilet on the street. nothing has changed that i got to this city after 30 years, everything became even worse than it was, and there are toilets, you know , because it is 45° - sitting in a cold toilet, no очень корофоном сегодня 22 , the consequences of the liberation of penya by the roshists and fascists. from russia, now imagine how many people died in these cars. people who tried to escape in these cars and leave the combat zone were shot by tanks. irpen what does he say about borodyanka, educate mariupol, other cities were blown up, bridges were blown up and our place was divided into two ukraine left this side of the city, russia has not yet entered and there was such a vacuum in the city and there was nothing to eat, it was terrible, such awe says when you drive through this city and i i asked where it was because we came through such a forest plantation. i heard that

the bay area's alphabet rockers won their first grammy for best children's album.y's taj mahal won best traditional blues album. but you know what? this seems to be the part of the show that everybody is talking about. an epic tribute to 50 years of hip-hop, five decades of major legends like too short! >> whatever hip-hop does,, for hip-hop to continue, it just has to keep saying forget about what happened before me, and just do it every time. >>> up next, a fish rescue, dead fish and the goonies house. the really weird story behind this viral video. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. binaxnow - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental

kind of innovation, which is there, because now i have so much music, we play three new songs from rockers every day. it's just a huge conveyor belt that is collapsing, but it will be interesting to see what will be left, you don't often talk about the fact that we have a lot of public people who say that it's a victory, some say in two or three weeks, some say it's already in the spring, but soon, soon soon i do not say when it will be, what it will be, what it will change in us, what is considered a victory, if the exit at the border in 1991, then it will not change anything. it will just be fixed, and because next to us there will be a state called the russian federation which a-ah obsessed leader a-ah and in which the population has turned into fascists a-ah that's why nothing will change eh we will change we will already be different it's true it's true but from the point of view of danger for our state a-ah we will need uh, sit down and think again how to protect our children because we will not move away from them and we will have to take care of the future, this is not what you kno

we will show you how soft the hardest german rockers really are, and we find out all about their roots in communist east germany. why is ramstein so controversial? first up there named after reflect, catastrophe that came 70 lives at the ramstein are based in germany at the time it was the deadliest air show disaster in history on the cover of their 1st album, critic said the band post like heaven mention representatives of the master race then, as the way that the singer roses paused, reminiscent for some of nazi demagogues and in the very martial, live shows. doesn't this remind you a little bit of a night to rally? then there's the controversial use of footage from a film by hitler's favorite filmmaker, lenny reference style in a ramstein video refill styles. infamous film of the 1936 berlin olympics is used in the video for ramstein to cover of the depeche mode hit strips and one more scandal. band members dressed as jewish concentration camp prisoners in the video for deutschland, germany's anti semitism commissioner said ramstein had gone too far. so is ramstein greeley far right

from the '70s [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: the only punk rocker who liked margaret thatcher.bout working with you was always, especially when it was music stuff, is you would be incredibly specific about the music. if it was punk songs from the '70s, you tried to write great punk songs and they are still catchy and i still love listening to them today. the other thing is you can do a really good british accent, and i feel like watching a bad one >> that's nice of you to say i do like doing it and i want to add one thing. seth wrote the lyrics to those ian rubbish songs, so he's like - [ cheers and applause >> seth: we're a very good match. >> honorary punk >> seth: honorary punk you've also made an observation to me before about how -- because i think it happens more this way than the other -- >> yes >> seth: british actors playing americans. >> yes, so there's -- sometimes when you watch something you can tell that it's like a british person because it's like a non-specific accent. them doing an american accent, and like they try to toughen it up a little bit. "hey, i'm goin

these days, alphabet rockers, won the first grammy for best children's album. berkeley's, taj mahal one best traditional blues album. then there is the north bay's bonnie raitt, who won big, taking home three grammies for song of the year, best americana performance, and the best american song. that brings the total up to 12 grammies. >>> mali title, born in santa clara and raised in palo alto won best bluegrass album. and two east bay engineers local romanesque he and sean murphy won for their technical work on the recording the harmonica. >>> we have more coverage from the grammies on our website, kpix.com. you will find all the winners and the other big fashion moments and much more. >>> coming up. the layoffs just announced today by another major tech firm. why dell technology says thousands of people will lose their jobs. >>> we will introduce you to a group in oakland using a creative strategy to get kids interested in the people and events that make up black history. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for

and you know how, yes i can, but teach us vika please, we have a rocker. we are ready.ck woman always carries buckets in her left hand, until they are empty, and rocker arms in her right hand or let's say on her shoulder, but this is the simplest, so we put our buckets. so in first of all we have to hook our rear bucket, which will go. behind us so the front bucket is fine, we carefully raise it so that the water does not splash. so the cossack women always, despite the severity, maintained an excellent posture. there's a smile on your face. you are beautiful eugenia this is hard work, and i can’t imagine how a woman coped with this and you can’t imagine, i suggest you try it for yourself first. fine. i'm ready to applause in history. are you still giving me advice? yes, well yes , bucket first yes, in the back, of course, yes, so further everything is neat. lift it on your shoulder so that you are on your shoulder, so that it is convenient for you to keep your balance, and now the main thing is to rise beautifully, gracefully complicate the next walk. i think it's grea

. >>> rocker ozzy osbourne announced that he is canceling upcoming tour dates in the uk and europe. a statement that he is not physically capable of touring right now. osbourne recently underwent surgeries following spinal damage from an accident four years ago. >>> and the rock and roll hall of fame unveiled its nominees for 2023. on the list, sheryl crow, missy elliott, willie nelson, rage kate bush, rage against the machine, iron maiden, and a tribe called quest. the list will be announced in may. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," rupaul's "drag race" winner jinxx monsoon talks about her broadway debut. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." one prilosec otc each morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. what's the #1 retinol brand blocking heartburn before it starts. used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neu

the east bay's alphabet rockers, a hip-hop group won their first grammy for best children's album. berkeley taj mahal one best traditional blues album for cooper, then the northbay one big, taking home three grammies to bring her total up to 12. molly tuttle, born in santa clara, raised in palo alto, one the best bluegrass album. >>> thanks fo announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! steve: come on, man. welcome to the show, folks. thank y'all. i appreciate that. thank you very much. i appreciate it, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] well, we got another good one for you today. returning for their third day with a total of 20,765 bucks, from brooklyn, new york, it's the champs, it's the vega family. [cheers and applause] and from newnan, georgia, it's the yancey family. [cheers and applause] everybody's here trying to win a shot at a little b

we will show you how soft the hardest german rockers really are, and we find out all about their roots in communist east germany. why is ramstein so controversial? first up there named after reflect attached to fi that came 70 lives at the ramstein are based in germany at the time it was the deadliest sho disaster in history. on the cover of their 1st album critic said the band post like heaven mention representatives of the master race. then as the way that the singer roses ours reminiscent the thumb of nazi demagogues and in the very martial live shows. doesn't this remind you a little bit of a night to rally? then there's the controversial use of footage from a film by hitler's favorite filmmaker, lenny reference style in a ramstein video refill styles. infamous film of the 1936 berlin olympics is used in the video for ramstein to cover of the depeche mode hit strips. and one more scan, michener said ramstein had gone too far. so is ramstein really far right? well, not so fast. that's the taste for the prosecution. it's true that from the beginning the band shocks and provokes with

what started in 2017, with a few fellow rockers has now grown into a smooth running and respected nonprofit, complete with loyal volunteers like us corporate group. and los gatos retiree jan arnold. >> if we don't do it, it is not getting done. >> reporter: on this day, the trash punks targeted cleanup in coyote creek and roosevelt park. >> today, what we are doing is cleaning up from the aftermath of the krejci storm that we just had here in san jose, the bay area, and all the water rose superhigh. as you can see, there is still quite a bit of trash but washed up here on coyote creek. >> too deep to wade into. >> on the overpass, which is lower it down and go fishing for metal. right here, bug spray, this is really bad to have in the water park >> reporter: it fits with cleaning up the world, one piece of trash at the time. >> one piece times 1 million people? that's a lot of pieces of trash. if we all just cleanup one piece at a time, we can make a massive, massive difference. >> reporter: justin estimates the trash punks have cleaned up over 500,000 tons of trash since the group was form

. >> reporter: what started in 2017 with a few fellow rockers has now grown into a smooth running and respected nonprofit complete with loyal volunteers like this corporate group from asml semiconductor. >> i was looking around for something to do. >> reporter: and los gatos retiree yana arnold. >> if we don't do it, it's not getting done. >> reporter: on this day the targeted cleanup is atyote creek and roosevelt park. >> today we're kind of cleaning up the aftermath of the crazy storm we just had here in san jose in the bay area and all the water rose super high and as you can see, there's still quite a bit of trash that washed up here on coyote creek. eventually this stuff will flow out to the ocean, which is eventually going to kill all the wildlife. >> reporter: the water was still too deep for volunteers to wade into. >> i just have a magnet and hook on this rope. >> reporter: so the trash punks came up with a work- around. >> so on the overpass here i just lower it down, kind of just go fishing for metal and right here i have an old -- what is this? -- bug spray. this is really

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how much is written lamp kerosene candle stearin rocker with a bucket and an inkwell with a pen samuil marshak classic. now the truth is other oil products in the price. the sumerians and the assyrians used petroleum bitumen in construction , they mixed the viscous substance with sand or gravel and formed bricks from it , coated the seams of buildings, but strengthened the boats the egyptians used rarer liquid oil for embalming the dead and in medicine, while the byzantines used greek weapons as fuel for roads and banks of reservoirs. fire even more possibilities. it appeared after the discovery of processing technology in 1741 at the st. petersburg academy of sciences, the first direct distillation of oil was carried out and kerosene distillate was obtained, but the substance received its name only a century later, when the canadian geologist abraham gessner patented the trademark kerosene in the usa, this flammable liquid did not leave on the mountains and experience and was six times cheaper than whale oil and much safer than the popular, but explosive candy, and therefore used for

. >>> grammy winners alphabet rockers performed to sold-out homecoming concerts today. group performed songs from their award-winning album, the movement with songs about racism, sexism, oppression, and community care. >> the concerts were held in the lawrence hall of science in berkeley. the group's founders say it is performances like these, which helped them get to the grammys stage. >> when we were on stage receiving the grammy award after 10 years of being in every school, we have done every show. to be on stage with an esteemed award, and we made no apologies for who we are, that is remarkable. and so, that is oakland oakland does not apologize for being brilliant. >> the group has concerts planned for this summer. take note they are also working with the oakland group use feet to produce free music videos. cbs news with norah o'donnell ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the extraordinary new details about just how president joe biden made the surprise journey to war-torn ukraine, all shrouded under secrecy. here are tonight's top headlines. as air raid sirens blare in ukrain

now they will point to energy donation, allegedly a rocker, and they will hit on the woo of a criminalreak through. well, because we are waiting naturally, but all their thoughts are obvious, because they are now pumped up with technology, while all this is a fairy tale that the technology will go on for a long time, everything is already, of course, ready and it is clear that salivan has really arrived. i said, guys, give me at least some result. you must already twitch, otherwise nothing will happen. yes, well, our ears are on top of our heads. well, yes, yes, so we know everything, we understand, and as i understand it, we are armor. the body structures were set up normally. that is, in the end, let's say this is kharkov, in fact, because he is he. that is, following the results of kharkov, we did. you yourself have been through it all. have you seen all this? i looked at everything as it is done, but it is important and another important thing is that we are in no hurry to abandon reserves. that is, we understand well. it is now such serious long chess is going on. that is, now eve

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production of military equipment and ammunition there , most likely it will now simply have stones sky rockercs on just hm production but not in our country of course and this n- this also needs to be addressed very much well the world is not interested in the fact that the ukrainian war sold continued for a long time on the one hand on the other hand very much interested but again we don't really need to worry about it. well, not really, not really . when you think about it , you think about some big global problems , yes. okay, the world economy, yes, there is a financial crisis. yes, yes, the world military crisis. political yes and also global warming oh-oh-oh attention grabber the problem is here now ukrainians should not think that someone will come and solve their problems there or uncle sam or someone else yes or which savages it doesn’t matter the only people who can solve our problems are us the world itself is interested in the fact that ukraine was prosperous and rich. well, what did you feel about what i want to say? well, this is the question you are asking. well, i understand t

the my point of view is how can you actually, you know, try to bridge the gap between rockers proposal and also the proposal which they put in 2007 at the same time. well, so much of that lets off you that question. how is the gap bridged between the autonomy plan and the policy, sorry, is demands? well, actually that is only one gap and acceptance to, to freely allow the hiring people to choose. and as, as the police are said to include that as an option. but then the final call should be the so how people's call and decisions should be taken freely by the harvest. but to, to come back to, to the time and plan which, which means and clear of course to everyone. and we have seen how donald trump before leaving the office declare, declared its support to it. and now the same happening with such shows as we are now in an election year in spain. and this position was, was, was widely rejected by, by spanish political parties. and by the spanish people to, to, to come to, to, to, to a conclusion. any position that goes in contradiction with international role as it applies to her. since he

the reality on ground up or do you think that people are really optimistic, positional things on rockers or but i mean renew securities. immerse, right? even gain up, which are you can more very free. deb elk is terrible mangers up spend off of the apocalypse. so yeah, over time might get bits. are of course read people that we listen. so office put in place the right policies. underwrite stamp's been we'll get better over time. but it will be all of a sudden. all right, so, um, you mentioned there, that's the next president obviously has a lot of work to do is not going to be uneasy, right? so i'm going to come to you cheating mar, because you are actually in on the apc presidential campaign council. and apart from your party as a young man, jerry, and what kind of leda do you think that nigerians need at this critical point ahead of the 2020 an action should be looked at on who can keep this be that track record with yahoo to students because she cannot handover an enterprise enterprise or an end of or to somebody when you know that the cb undisputed doesn't correspond to the managemen

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he said we're fighting for each house for each square meter rocker. there's a fortified area in every yard. we'll go with your korea, brian. but well, that was just the beginning of the program than a wagner fighter entered the room. the fighter that we did see before in the videos put out by the ukranian propaganda videos claiming and showing a gruesome execution, showing him being bludgeoned to death. and there he was standing there in the flesh and telling his story and basically dispelling this myth from his very own words, we learned that there was nothing but in it, but a shining example of ukrainian fake news and well propaganda flew when i was captured, they beat me, i was tortured and pressed into saying what they wanted me to say. i got many threats that they threatened to kill me and dismember my body. i care of the footage on line for my family to see with the loo. oh yes, sure. now then we did have enough time to well rub shoulders with your guinea per gordon himself. he did shed some light on to how the advance the his advance, his compa

not going to aleksey veselovsky alexander gusev ntv sensational investigation of a journalist seven rockers western press laureate of the pulitrov prize, said that it was the united states that organized the explosions on the nord streams, the operation had been preparing for several months. and in the end, they conducted undercover nato exercises well, of course, they tried to blame alexander koreyevich for russian sabotage understood every detail. in the professional environment, seymour hersh is well known precisely for his investigations. in 1970 , the journalist received a police award for exposing the war crimes of american soldiers in vietnam; he was the first to write explosion in the information space. although he published material on his own website, he had already been reprinted by the english times, one of the world's most famous us newspapers blew up the nord stream pipeline says investigative journalist seimar. hersh, the explosion of the nord stream submerged strings in the baltic sea was a covert operation carried out on the orders of the white house by the forces. cia writ

so this is not yet again the rocker back by north korea in violation of multiple humans, group counsel resolutions we call on others to commend this action to take appropriate steps including the effective enforcement sessions. and so the result of these actions by a more 3, it is simply to even further solidify the work that we do together of the alliance of the share and our commitment to the defense of our partners and ours. the rocket has struck a building and central at damascus. local report say it was fine by israeli forces . the building that was hit is said to be near a large security complex and close to iranian installations. several people have been injured. protests have been held against israel's coalition. government for a 7th successive weak, tens of thousands gathered in tennessee to demonstrate against a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu proposals to change the judicial system. he wants to limit the supreme court's. pallas, not in his ear, has expelled a european trade union confederation official from the country for taking part in protest against president cod side

. >>> fresh off a grammy win, the bay area's alphabet rockers performed at the wards hall of science,he sold-out crowd there danced to music from their album, the movement. >> families came together to hear songs of the grammy- winning album. the group's founders say they hope events like this inspire kids to find their own voice. >> everybody has something to say, and i feel like it does not all have to be the same beat all the time. it does not have to be the same thing. you have to let yourselves be diverse, and strange, and incredible, and outrageous, because, hip-hop culture is gorgeous. >> it is gorgeous. today's event also celebrated lawrence hall silences original animated program that teaches kids about cybersecurity. >> is a great event. >>> still ahead, he spent time in juvenile hall as a kid, then turned his life around. the bay area man is now on a mission to inspire the next generation. >> the first thing i had to realize was that i had to take account ability to my life. i had to take ownership of my life. >>> we will meet to the team of california researchers on the gr

so black rockers writing the text, what it is men for, and so on. and now the europeans wondering that it benefits us and them. so nearly everything that comes from the u. s. against the people in europe, it's against the economy in europe. because america now wants to suck out europe for its own benefit, and they want to take, make sure that germany, especially, but europe, economies is under the thumb of the us and they cannot survive on their own. so the europeans are now, or some, or europeans are now recognizing that this is the case and that they did really bad behavior against the european economies. something else that i think doesn't get enough critical response, because maybe it's just not knowing about the issue. i q of net 0, not, it's been called a quasi religious drive to get fossil fuel emissions done to nothing. know, people support again thing it's going to be wonderful. it's going to harold, a new world. but other say it's going to be expensive. it's going to kill industries, it's going to hit the purse of the pur and other negativ

must sue and other rocker cities to the ground. how they differ says herein rocca, i'm not imagining other war crimes that didn't cause. and if in the presentment in western financial community americans and there wasn't counterparts i trying to fulfill, thou will suppress an al tante forces from all the states and their sovereignty. this is the essence of the so called truce, which washington and bear satellites promote, instead of sticking to the principles of the yan shot us, that we didn't precedent refresher that rock faces from western countries. russia particularly appreciate the decision to refuse joining sanctions against moscow. russian diplomacy also views the current visit as part of the country is long term strategy. in the middle east, the russian form is held a joint media conference with his counterpart. the main focus of circle of sheep is to ensure further corporation between the 2 countries. despite all the political challenges, although the russian foreign ministers visit to baghdad last less than 24 hours, he's

the reality on ground up or do you think that people are really optimistic, positional things on rockers. but i mean, renew securities. immerse, right? even going up, which are you can move very freedom. rob elk is terrible mangers of spend off of the apocalypse. recently, i think the last month was the soviet by n b. s. the c's back in about 70 percent of major items were multi dimensional report. right. that means that good health care and source of income, poverty, education, things are actually bob. so clearly things about we can't, we can't lay ballparks and sadly you trust, i didn't get better, but he wouldn't be. all of the sudden things change. and because 9 jays in a very tight situation, i expenditures are really i revenues very low and subsidies gulping more than what we are budgeting for. steve's so things are bad and things would not change all over sodium. so yeah, over time, these might get bits. are of course read people that we listen. so office put in place the right policies underwrite the stamps been we'll get better over time. but it will be all of a sudden. all righ

following the missile launch, this is not yet again a rocker backed by a north korea in violation of multiple your security council resolutions. we call on others to commend this action to take appropriate steps including the federal enforcement sessions. and so the results of actions by or 3 it is simply to even further solidify the work that we do together of the alliance we share and our commitment to the defense of our partners knowledge. jimmy carter's charitable foundation has announced that the former u. s. president is receiving hospice care at home. the carter center says that the 98 year old wants to spend his remaining time at home with his family after a series of short hospital stays. carter served as president from 1977 until 1981. now conflict and free trade dominated talks on the 1st day of the african union. somers, more than 30 country leaders from the ethiopian capital for the meeting. they discussed in ways to tackle violence in the south region and the democratic republic of congo. they also hoping to speed up the implementation of a deal aimed at boosting trade

they should not be asking if rockers were launched or not. the parents we met said schools central to their community and to stability and their children's lives were not spared in russia's, bombardments. we unicef estimates half of all schools across ukraine are to damage to reopen. and 2 thirds of its children are unable to access any kind of education . there were some of the schools in areas that were held by the russians are so heavily damaged from showing that it will take millions of dollars and years before they're ready to open for students. again. that's, that was the one school principal said in the aftermath of russia's occupation of his home town. reopening classrooms meant making sure the parents felt safe enough to send their children with the help of international donors. this school in europe converted a storage place to an air raid shelter. the plan is to build spaces like this in as many schools as possible. so i may be showing not full of either the most of my, my, what you say, the biggest concern for us is the children.

and he gave us it's view on why he thinks rockers attempts to strengthen ties in africa, have actually largely been a success. well, for the sake of precision, let's just say we are returning to a place that we know will. the radical basis for relations with africa was established by the soviet union as far back as the thirty's and forty's of the lesson. and practical action was initiated back on the 6. no letting you know that we're not talking here about the introduction and spread of communist ideology. that would be a vulgar and false understanding of the process. and this self serving argument has always been deployed with great force by the propaganda machine of the same powers that their responsibility for colonialism. these are the same corridors that even today continues to promote and practice you colonial concepts in the guise of non political and non ideological approach. now our own goals and objectives were always very clear to assist african in achieving national liberation. freedom from all forms of foreign domination, both political and economic, the equitable entry of

site on the military compound run by hamas. israel says those strikes were launched in response to 6 rockers fired into is really territory from the gaza strip. is really army, it intercepted 5 of them. china says it will propose a plan to end the war in ukraine. beijing is expected to unveil that initiative on friday. the moxie years since russia invaded ukraine. assault been java has more from moscow. what it is? well kept secret because john has been talking about this piece plan for the last few days, but it hasn't unveiled it as yet. this morning we've heard from the russian foreign ministry that it was not part of the discussions between china's top tip them out and the russian foreign minister. but it does not rule out that better. this plan has been given to both capital, moscow and key for them to have a reaction ready before china and build that. but this is where china wants to be a about an arbiter which sits in the middle and tries to negotiate between these 2 sides, which remain far apart, but it comes to how to end the war. the un secretary general has again denounced russia i

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you some on just like many other journalists on the platform with to he is, are shaquira, quincy rockers, york on construct. the big advantage of you to were us is freedom of expression. he, that there is much more than with official media. i need to hear, we are free that the media classic or nearly but these journalists are still closely watched by the authorities. as we're about to find out, i have a message from our guide. we've been in the youtube or is office for under an hour and our guide already knows about it. i understand that you're about to do an interview with john williams and tori. could you tell me what topics you will be discussing? can i assume these are not topics that we have already discussed together? thanks for keeping me informed. i'm surprised by this message and secondly, that's how it is here. i told you here, every one spies on every one. 0, almost not every one, but i'm not part of those spying on others. you silly, but it's a lifestyle. yeah, we're used to it. let me say nick space use in rwanda. freedom of expression is of force for john williams and tory.