cortez masto: they have my full support and the support of senator rosen. i urge the senate to confirm them. nevada's federal bench has had vacancies since 2016 and 2018, so the need is urgent. senator rosen and i have carefully reviewed the records of the president's nominees,

the board of supervisors, jeff rosen. >> reporter: when asked about her comment today, jeff rosen applied in a statement, we will soon of a new sheriff. this county deserves a sheriff who has the highest integrity and the trust of the community to protect and serve fairly and professionally. >> i'm a street fighter. i will see this through. >> then why not run again? >> it's the public. it's not fair to the public to have this kind of a distraction. >> smith said history will show a department that accomplished a lot under her leadership including solving major cases, such as the sierra lamar kidnapping and the bravery of deputies at the vta mass shootings. >> what is the legacy of laurie smith? >> i think the legacy is tarnished until this is over. but i think the legacy will be what we've done together. >> rob, did the sheriff say two things, who she will endorse to take her place, and what happens to these allegations against her once she leaves office? >> reporter: well, once she leaves office, it depends on whether she leaves voluntarily or not. that would depend a lot on what the ju

the board of supervisors certainly jeff rosen. >> reporter: when asked about her comment, jeff rosen applied in a statement, we will soon have a new sheriff. this county deserves a sheriff who has the highest integrity and the trust of the community to protect and serve fairly and professionally. >> i'm a street fighter. i will see this through. >> reporter: then why not run again? >> it's the public. it's not fair to the public to have this kind of a distraction. >> reporter: smith says history will show a department that accomplished a lot under her leadership including solving major cases such as the sierra lamar kidnapping and the bravery of deputies at the vta mass shooting. >> what is the legacy of laurie smith? >> i think the legacy is tarnished until this is over. i think the legacy will be what we've done together. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> in san francisco, new beginning for the public schools. mayor breed appointed three new members to the school board, replacing the three members who were recalled last month. they were sworn in in a ceremony at galileo academy o

that's what people were threateningly with in the comments they wrote up with them, but in speech with rosen as a result near video, yet quickly packed his things and drove to the e. u to estonia in his car, his friends in berlin had taken him in for the time being. now his future and his plans are both uncertain. me, yo, me is just so out the whole life i was leading in my own country has been cut shortly. jojo was all my plans soldier, a huge collection of friends, and we belong all my books, a little mc additional, the whitish, she simon, i don't know if i'll have a chance to see any of that again in the next 10 years, get them visual, a remnant of the berlin wall at one time it stood for the division of the war. now you have a lot of caesar new. well going up between pollutant supporters and his opposition and it runs through his own family. my mom is cause all my mom told me, i forbid you to act against putin and i realize it's not my mom talking. she lives in this information bubble and i'll never be able to explain it to her. i'm not sure if that's because of this propaganda war, eva,

and them was m a water. sama rosen, wonderful moral. leaving you. praying with her 2 children is not an option. she says she cannot leave her husband or her country behind and she will be needed here to once the war is over. domestic violence will be on the rise. she says, just like in 2014, when fighting began in easton, ukrainian up and then a little de enough to listen to what they learned enough people learn to kill, to be aggressive. and very often when they return home, they don't receive rehabilitation from the government. now led their anger out on their wives and children. several of oliver can not imagine what will happen after this, for i am shown as worldly puscetti aly. no one can, but every one hopes for peace. ah, children are especially vulnerable during war. there is no school or kindergarten, no everyday life, just bombs and air raid sirens, but refugees, shelters like those a neighboring slovakia should give them a bit of security. a roof over their heads, even if it's just a tent and a hot meal here envision in m, yet skeptical vakio. they found shelter from the a

rosen ling is only six, but her eyes reflect a lifetime filled with suffering. her body is covered with sores.

chairman. >> thank you, senator rosen.senator cramer please. >> thanks to both generals for being here and for your incredible service. general wolters, i want to begin with you, go back to the conversation you had with senator wicker, specifically about thehe distinction of assigned forces as we see this increase now in force. as a understand come maybe i will drown desha i will drill down a w little more. he was talking about forces, the bottom line what you said we should probably grow them. what i am wondering is over the last soldiers as we've been drawingee down, eurocom and centcom to prepare more forces for other places specifically the pacific, and your talk a little bit with senator hirono about the global issue. how do we reconcile the need for more forces n everywhere? do we just grow the force, or does management of personnel become much more difficult? and by the way, i might also ask, and how does, you know, play into all that? we in north dakota ivory cognizant of the b-52s and the role they have played, ex

senator jacky rosen, as always, thank you. appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> coming up, everybody, a lot more this morning. republican senator susan collins says that she will, in fact, vote to confirm judge ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court. will that clear the way to get more republicans onboard? and later on, we'll talk to a doctor from st. jude children's research hospital, about kids, facing the unthinkable. fighting cancer while trying to get out of this war. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." s war. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports. ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ] ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? now, where were we? they're banking, with bank of america. the groom's parents? they just found out they can redeem rewards for a second honeymoon. romance is in

. >>> i want to move to senator jackie rosen.with her colleagues this morning as president zelenskyy addressed congress. senator, i sort of remarked to a colleague, you know, if there was a dry eye left at the end of those remarks after hearing president zelenskyy in english, i would lope that person would choose to leave congress. i would imagine it was a pretty emotional moment. >> thanks for having me. i can tell you you are absolutely right. when you saw the video, that stark reality of what life was like in ukraine a month ago, and what it's like today, when you see the bravery, the resiliency, the kinds in and generosity to each other, the ukrainian people have shown, it moved me to tears. i was speechless when i left the room, and what i know now is that we must do everything we can working with our allies and partners with and through them to increase our fighter jets, be sure we get those drones to them, increase their air defenses, and i can tell you that i am chairwoman of the subcommittee on commerce. we need to shut

. >> general walters or rosen and king we returned from visiting with our troops in germany and meeting ukrainians as they flee across the border into poland. can you give us consistent with this setting and update on what the role is in facilitating and also our humanitarian efforts for the ukrainian people? >> based off your visit it put in play the appropriate region to assure and part of that problem is when the conditions were right to facilitate the flow across the border and that has certainly taken place in the utilization of those soldiers to secure the population. on the polish side of the border and take into account the activities in ukraine by consulting and communicating with those departed so that force has been integral to ensure the 4 million plus refugees from ukraine have a soft landing once they come into europe. we will continue to secure those for the refugees coming out off ukraine. >> can you speak to the special operations command intention to establish an operating base to improve the ability to operate in the balkans and can you speak to the ability to partner

joining me now to discuss, democratic senator jackie rosen of nevada, one of the senators who signeding. have you had any response so far to that letter, that request for more information? >> well, good morning, erica. thanks for having me. we just sent the letter. we haven't received a response yet, but what we're hoping to find out is that that $14 billion in aid that we voted in just a few weeks ago, we want to find out how much has been spent down, how it is getting there, how quickly it is getting there. because when we were on our bipartisan codele, the one thing that the ukrainian people that we met asked us is for as much help as we can give them as quickly as we can, every moment that we waste having a discussion, more lives are lost by vladimir putin's brutality, we don't have time to waste. so we're trying to find out how quickly, how much, and what else do they need, we have to stop this war, give them the tools they need to win. >> president zelenskyy reiterating some of his asks this morning to norway's parliament. there is a lot of skepticism which we have been talking

events in odessa and believes that his survival was nothing short of a miracle of per slouching, shitty rosen and your monster but what stupid shelia is, what i say all, no more than up with me at a storage on my avoiding residence of odessa insist that the authorities must listen more to their requests. come to the negotiating table and find a suitable compromising mm. with grace and especially studios, i told him just like when you go to use a commercial shortly, shows you the engineering macro shockley. still. it made the 2nd 2014 people who asked for a peaceful referendum and the chance to speak their native language were burned alive. in a desert trade union building a deal genuine, but also if you just normal procedures are here to deal with, isn't divided balconies a thought on the board, but that is a millennium also with us more kills many were killed by shots to the head, a volleyball game because we wanted to redo balls loose, you could develop a neutral sort of course. and julia did it much when she's doing the motion. but almost though or just a remarkable was a bit watching or g

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santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says.t guns. that's up from just four that were recovered in 2015 state law already makes it a misdemeanor to own a gun without a serial number. time is on 58, a group of students at santa clara university now suing the university trying to end the covid vaccine mandate. lawyers for those students say the mandate is illegal and it's unlawful. in particular, the students don't like the requirement for a third vaccine booster shot. claiming the booster has not received a fool at the a approval. students hope to get a temporary injunction against the booster shots until the case can be argued in a full trial. right 508 is the time right now. it seems like it might be a nice time to head to the beach. i guess coast is clear. why not? yes, it's clear. yes it is. it'll be warm today for all coast bay and also inland. it is not chilly out there for summer cold, but not as cold as the last two mornings. that's for sure. so clear morning. had some fog in the santa clara valley yesterday. i can't fin

events in odessa and believes that his survival was nothing short of a miracle of slouching, shitty rosen and your monster. but what stiff is shalaya is worse. they all know more than up with me at a storage on my avoiding residence of odessa insist that the authorities must listen more to their requests. come to the negotiating table and find a suitable compromising mm. with grace and especially studios, i told him just learning how to use a crucial shortage. i some a deal with the 2nd 2014 people who asked for a peaceful referendum in the chance to speak their native language learn to live in a desert trade union building a deal genius. but also, if you just normal procedures are heated or should yours with in the wider balconies, a thought on the board, but that was a good asp. lenimosa confess mortals, many were killed by shots to the head. i took all sorts of april within a j a while, a balkan. oh because i wanted to produce pollution, could develop. i sign up an interest of course and julia sounded able much when she's in motion, but almost ho orchard, a melissa because remarkable.

we have gone after putin and many people in his inner circle, oligarchs who have had their assets rosenaken away, the russian stock market and economy have been impacted, but a lot of countries and companies continue to do business with russia. one week ago, we cut off oil imports. more can be done there. we are seeing companies choose to cease doing business, but president zelensky would like to see a crackdown on all those companies, because the more you choke off the supply lines, that is what hurts. that is the only way you can economically tighten that vice. kristen: is that option more feasible with oil prices seemingly trending downward? rick: i think the gyrations in the oil market are very much related what is going on perceptions of what is going on. we saw president biden call on oil companies to lower the price of gasoline now that prices are down a little bit. that might relieve the pressure and allow some additional flexibility. we don't get a ton of oil from russia directly. it is a small percentage. it was more about the perceptions of it. large portions of europe are de

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district attorney jeff rosen says his office already prohibits searching survivors. dna profiles or using that data to prosecute them for crimes. we want to make that crystal clear . our county wants people to continue to report sexual assaults, and we're going to encourage all of our survivors to seek medical assistance and to come forward. this follows a recent probe which found that san francisco's police department allegedly used rape kit dna to arrest a rape victim for an unrelated property crime. a new state effort is underway to protect the dna of sexual assault survivors. the genetic privacy for sexual assault victims bill was introduced today. it was co authored by san francisco assembly member phil ting. it would prohibit law enforcement from retaining the dna of sexual assault survivors into searchable database. among other things, the bill would also protect the privacy and constitutional rights of sexual assault survivors. and promote public safety by encouraging survivors to report sexual violence. new details. now, in the case of cain velasquez, he is

rosen and his team are using a biodegradable sponge infused with prp. >> you put it up very high in thel the smell fibers are located. gets absorbed through the lining of the nose. it basically helps those cells that have been damaged by the covid virus to start regenerating. >> reporter: he says of the nine covid patients who have received prp, eight have responded. >> i'm able to start to enjoy some flavors, food again. >> reporter: after five treatments once a month, nancy says her sense of smell and taste are slowly coming back. she's able to enjoy her perfume again and is back to wine tastings. stephanie stah, cbs news, philadelphia. >> that's fascinating. i bet she couldn't wait to get back to wine tasting. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," the role of u.s. forces in the ukraine crisis. we're going to speak with retired lieutenant general ben hodges, former commander of u.s. army forces in europe. >>> plus, how to talk to your children about the conflict in ukraine. we'll hear from a clinical psychologist. >>> and tony dokoupil continues his reporting from poland as he shares an es

would you measure it up on the computer and put them rosen, be sorry question you little in you louis that only will again, they made the go very on the stem coke with a steep index. the bill is suitable so much to possibly new form with a more music associated with news you normally tell either. in january 2015 new fighting broke out near the town and about civil ah. that reckless plan resulted in the developed of a culture. according to the militia, ukraine lost up to 8000 troops in the 3 coltrane's. can you bring out an up of the key chain on a crime scene for furnished a ride, some figure, but the most bird, he said, is there any meetings or anything but he yes, i mean i think he uses, i mean the but you may at the yelling yeah, i trisha because i took trains committed him new glasses over, and i really saw a ford navy stores brass. i do that boy bigler needy. there are countless of weak things. never called it for. and each funded by your group in each funded by the globalist, each supported by natal, grinned, can not spot this war until these headquarter is demolished. and when

yesterday spring began and we had this picture came in from mark rosen.he's the geography teacher geography teacher over at laney college and he lives up in the oakland hills and every equinox. so you got the vernal and then you have the atonal the spring and the fall equinox. the sun does this on the south tower from his deck . isn't that cool? so in the equinoxes equal essentially equal day equal night equal equal. and so it's just cool to south towers kind of framing. are being framed by the sun almost direct down the middle so twice a year he gets that shot. i just thought that's kind of cool. okay these are the highs that we had today. highs tomorrow. we're going to be warmer. we did see 83 in fairfield, etienne and jack. 75 morgan hill little bit of coastal fog tomorrow, so the coastal sections aren't going to have that big warmup that we've been seeing this whole basically winter. we're going to see the coastal sections remaining in the sixties low sixties mid sixties. the warming pattern lasted through wednesday. so the next 48 hours well above av

jeff rosen and supervisors city. chavez both say using dna from the rape kit for anything else other than a sexual assault investigation. is not allowed in santa clara county, rosen says that information is never stored in any kind of database other than to help track those accused of rape. the topic came to light earlier this year. when the san francisco district attorney's office accused the police department of this very practice d a chaser, boudin says it wasn't only happening in san francisco but likely the entire state. that is not the case in santa clara county. we want to make that crystal clear. our county wants people to continue to report sexual assaults, and we're going to encourage all of our survivors to seek medical assistance and to come forward. supervisor chavez says information from the da's report is expected to come back in april. she doesn't expect any wrongdoings but says the report is meant to reassure the community that dna information from a rape kit would never be used against a survivor. s

but in spiritual rosen as the resort near 0 live, la duff quickly packed his things and drove to estonia then on to germany. in his car, friends in berlin took him in the yo me is just the whole life i was leading in my own country has been cut off from career. you all my plans, a huge number of friends or my boot glamour. a little more collision. i don't know if i have a chance to see any of that in the next 10 years. no genius lab luther nicholson. good them. but is ashley, this is lou ah. ok. hello in georgia. so you've made it into georgia. is that, do you have any documents proving that you are arrested twice in russia? good for you. olga romanella and fellow activist, you re help out. russians like love. they spend most of the time on their phones, organizing the logistics so far over $300000.00 russians. i thought to have left the country either see busy, the people fleeing russia. understand how terrible this war is. and what's happened to our countries, shoes or stone? you can give you more expert nations gather for a rally in front of the russian embassy in germany. left lot of

they're trying to calm down jeannie and worried of the long trek her head. meanwhile, rosen sumi are looking into other options to evacuate, so not to day. uh no, nothing tomorrow and next me. but for now, they like many others, we'll have to return home. hoping to morrow is a better day. hood added hamid al jazeera, didn't he pro, in eastern ukraine, tens of thousands of foreign students have been trapped in ukraine following russia's invasion. many have been told by their governments to leave the country leading to ques, train stations. the largest group of foreign students in ukraine has from india around 18000 of them were studying there. and some of them have now made it back home. i'll just serious company, little as more from new delhi, how the families in the country haven't struggling hard to get in touch with that children and other members of family talking you relying on news reports to get a sense of what's happening in the country and waiting for a call that being said at the jelly board, the arrival terminal. but now there was 3. come true because one student from indi

so my rosen wonderful moral. leaving you. praying with her 2 children is not an option . she says she cannot leave her husband or her country behind. and she will be needed here to once the war is over. domestic violence will be on the rise. she says, just like in 2014, when fighting began in easton ukraine and up and then appoint a little de enough to listen to what they learned enough people learn to kill, to be aggressive. and very often when they're a town home, they don't receive rehabilitation from the government. they led their anger out on their wives and children. several of all the can not imagine what will happen after this for i am shown as morley for stacy 89. no one can, but every one hopes for peace. we've been looking there at how women are helping the war, african ukraine, women and children also make up the majority of the 2000000 who have already fled the conflict. we want to take a closer look now at their plight, and we can speak to anita about the up. she's the deputy executive director at u. n . women, and she's joining us to speak about this topic.

the morning vero is owed by a company with ties to ego section is head of russian oil group rosen, f french customs since the 85 meter long vessel at a shipyard near ma say in accordance with sanctions against vladimir putin in a circle of un refugee agency says the number of people flee. ukraine has now passed a 1000000 making it the fastest exodus of refugees this century. most are heading towards poland, but neighboring countries like romania, moldova, also taking people in some having to wait longer than others to cross to safety. the w correspondent, i'm a for sure, saw when she visited pub rodney on the romanian border. finally here, thousands are pouring towards the ukrainian border with romania as word spreads of the tale. back of refugees at the polish crossing with harrowing image is still in our minds and few items in their hands. they arrive at the last checkpoint to safety oksana and her kids needed 4 days to get here from keith. on her mind. what's ahead. we are going to look for work she car because i need to provide for my children. they and my husband stage to defend

they're trying to calm down jeannie and worried of the long trek her head. meanwhile, rosen sumi are looking into other options to evacuate, so not to day. uh no, nothing tomorrow and next me. but for now, they like many others, we'll have to return home. hoping to morrow is a better day. what other hamid al jazeera didn't he pro, in the eastern ukraine? the british prime minister has been in poland and estonia for talks on the war. on speaking to media and war so far as johnston was confronted by an ukrainian activist. you are coming to poland. you are not coming to kia, prime minister, you're not going to leave because you are a freight because nato is not willing to defend because nature is afraid of a war 3, but it is already started. and these are ukrainian children who are, they're taking the hit, you're talking about more sanctions prime minister, but not mana, but a mortgage is not sanctioned. he is in london. his children are not in the bombardments his children are there in london. what children are in netherlands in germany, in mentions, when all these men should seized, i

professor at the department of organization of drug provision of information of the university of rosen very much, very nice. the first russian emperor elizabeth the long-awaited premiere will soon be on the russia channel in in a house where there is an aquarium, there is probably no need to tell the inventor of the new cat attraction, the idea was both about animals and fish. unusually simple from that ingenious. it belongs to a 53-year-old american woman who thought of installing a transparent glass ledge in the bottom of the tank. so at any moment the predators can stick their heads in there and in real time observe peacefully floating aquatic inhabitants, the observation deck causes incredible joy for the siamese cat, on which the hostess yi experienced. here this is a miracle aquarium to watch, you can not catch it. it is also interesting to see it yourself, to visit, as if under the protection of specialists, the caviar of thoroughbred sturgeons from sterlet is under the protection of how the population is preserved. and by what method does the fry count, so now we will find out

district attorney jeff rosen says his office already prohibits searching survivors, dna profiles or using that data to prosecute them for crimes. russia's new ceasefire in ukraine started just minutes ago . the promise to pull back from fighting comes as more images of civilians getting caught in the middle of the violence circulate around the globe. each side of the conflict blames each other for the collapse of ceasefire agreements over the weekend. box news. lucas tomlinson is in ukraine with a look at what people there are going through. he gives true we heard explosions from the other side of the reservoir. the air alarm was on all the time when russian forces attacked europe's largest nuclear power plant. this family was only four miles away and escaped at the first opportunity . territory because putin believes that it is historically russian territory, and we should be in one state. but our ukraine is a free and independent state . valentino's granddaughter thinks the russian military will fail and offered two simple reasons. why, i think, because ukrainians are very strong, and t

c. rosen strong wards there of course, from anthony blink in the u. s. secretary of state. what else did he have to say? well, not only did john antony blake and call what has been happening. and maria poll. busy war crimes, he also said the u. s. is committed to helping other countries including ukraine, gathered the evidence that could lead to a referral of the russian government to the i. c. c for prosecution on war crimes, which of course are a violation under international law. he also talked about the fact that the u. s. president joe biden will be speaking with the chinese president. she jumping on friday. stressing that to the u. s. is essentially going to put pressure on china to not be a neutral party. and to was stand with the u. s. with europe, with other countries in condemning rushes behavior and in enforcing. what is and expanding sanctions regime against president vladimir putin and members of his inner circle. we also did hear the secretary repeat that the u. s. is stepping up its military and humanitarian contributions to ukraine. as of this, a war goes in

was m a water so love rosen? wonderful moral. leaving you. praying with her 2 children is not an option. she says that she cannot leave her husband or her country behind and she will be needed here. too, once the war is over, domestic violence will be on the rise. she says, just like in 2014, when fighting began in easton, ukrainian up, and then appoint ladette enough to listen to what they learned enough people learn to kill to bear gret. now let their anger out on their wives and children symbol of all that can not imagine what will happen after this for i am shown as a more li puscetti aly let no one can, but every one hopes for peace and am very pleased to welcome back maria sir jenko to the day. and maria, we've been talking to you over the past few days. after you manage to escape mario full for the relative safety of western ukraine in live if i'm to day is international women's day. and i want to begin by asking you how you have celebrated this holiday in years past. thanks for heaven mean. well, in the p

a beautiful evening in san jose to get out and go for a stroll 70 in the bottle. 67 degrees in san rosen degrees cooling off the sea breeze. now in oakland, you can see now the fog has moved in along the coastline that on shore breeze kicking back in. we'll see a little more fog overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. and then it looks like by tomorrow night things could get it. look at off the coastline, you've got this storm system that's out there right now. it's going to run into that ridge of high pressure. so it's going to fall apart quite a bit. but i think there's a chance we could squeeze in some light showers, at least some drizzle north of the golden gate bridge, maybe so along the coastal areas of san mateo county coast as well as we're going to kind of up the door, maybe some better rain as we get into the following week up there that we've got high pressure that is going to continue to move on through. so lebron is a beautiful day today, but that's going to scoot eastward by tomorrow. and you can see that cold front starts to get a little bit closer by tomorrow afterno

he is founder of aka consulting and a foreign affairs analyst, or a gentleman, cross stock rosen. the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate michael. let me go to you 1st in washington here. as i said in my introduction here, i'm watching politicians, i'm watching a hysterical media here. they want to escalate. i the people that know nothing about on a no fly zone or are promoting it. this is absolutely insanity. and so instead of d escalating, trying to find solutions here, is there, escalating it to where nato essentially going to be dragged into this? and unfortunately, there are a lot of people that seem to agree with that. go ahead, michael. yeah, it's unfortunate because in spite of the, the crisis and the end, the humanitarian devastation that has occurred, it seems as though the west, particularly may the biden administration. and most especially the mere conservatives within, like victoria new and are, are pushing this to a brink. and we, and i don't know why, except that they're trying to contain rush, i think they're trying to overthr

we are now looking to hear from kimberly rosen, flight attendant and member of the airlines for freedom. >> i'm a 43-year-old flight attendant with united airlines who was suffering as the result of the vaccine mandate my company has imposed. when my ceo announced the mandate on august 6th, i immediately sought a reasonable accommodation based on my face. i did everything asked of me including answering all questions. when i was finally granted an accommodation, united gave me a forced, unpaid leave of absence for unspecified amount of time that would end when united determines the pandemic is over. i lost my insurance, and after 180 days, i will begin losing my seniority. to top it off i'm prevented from retiring while on unpaid with leave and need permission from united to seek outside employment. for a few weeks while the court sorted out the status i was forced to fly within and 95 mask. the mask itself was not a problem although it made breathing difficult. the problem was the division and misinformation shown among our coworkers to divide us into two separate groups. it felt as if

putting speech with rosen as a result near video yet quickly packed his things and drove to the e. u to estonia in his cart. his friends in berlin have taken him in for the time being. now his future and his plans are both uncertain. me. yo me is just so odd to the whole life i was leading in my own country has been cut shortly. jojo was all my plans that'll do a huge collection of friends and we belong all my books. a little migration of the lady she seamless. i dont know if i'll have a chance to see any of that again in the next 10 years them but essentially a remnant of the berlin wall at one time it stood for the division of the war. now be a lot of sees a new wall going on between pollutant supporters and his opposition and it runs through his own family. my mom is because all my mom told me, i forbid you to act against putin and i realize it's not my mom talking. she lives in this information bubble, and i'll never be able to explain it to her about rhythm. that's because of his propaganda war. he but it's really awful on my right now, this war on information, those carefully

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