snyder's funeral. the one the snyder family thought was so peculiar. >> i couldn't handle it.lt? is this about what happened? and i don't remember say anything back. >> okay. >> but now it was, you know, it was about that. >> i had the feeling that he was glad to get it off his chest. he broke down somewhat. and i could only imagine what it would be like keeping that type of a secret. the detective showed michael photographs of the snyders property as it looked in 2002. and had michael circle where he believed his stepfather's body was buried. >> that michael believed that he was on the hook legally? for his part in this? >> i think he probably knew that he was. he knew that he was an accomplice in this case. >> a few miles away, michael's mom, was ending her workday. >> when they came out from work his girlfriend came by. she was sitting in her car next to him. she says, you need to get the car. >> she told him that michael had called. the police had shown up at his work. and they knew the secrets. >> so i called my mom and said i need to come over. and she was like, are you

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joining us now is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university.pe, america. professor snyder, what was your reaction to this list of 500, including the particulars in the list? >> thank you, lawrence, i should declare my own interest, which is i've been sanctioned, not once, but twice by the russians. it's been a while now. i'm in good company. i guess my first reaction is that what we see here is a principled, if that's the word, and consistent policy of trying to undo the rule of law in the united states. from the point of view of russia, what is wrong with america, is that the constitution does work, the rule of law does hold, the january 6th insurrection didn't work. what they would like to see as a chaotic, failed america that comes down to their level. in a more tactical dimension, what we see here is the political hail mary where mr. putin is really, really hoping that trump could win in 24, because he understands that is his best hope to, somehow, hold on to a victory in ukraine, and it's probably putin's best hope to have a political futu

it >> professor timothy snyder, once again enlightening us as no one else can. be right back. >> the only time they were used by was country that had already won a war, and that's us, and it was a very special situation. the most of the time, since the second world war, the small country beats the bigger country. it's totally normal for a big empires, for nuclear powers, to lose wars, and this is why history is so wonderful and why it's so important to understand history. it can help us to see that an individual moment which seems very threatening is part of a larger pattern. were is terrifying. we're contains risks but we also know that nuclear powers regularly fight and lose conventional wars. if we remember that it can make us less anxious and can help us understand what the russians are anxious about which is using their own superpower status. if they did use a nuclear weapon, that would not confirm but it would remove forever, it wouldn't obliterate their superpower status. they will be pariahs. everyone around them would build it >> professor timothy sd o

snyder commented there was a time where i felt pretty.ents did not jump to any rash conclusions. that tweet did not sit well with sf pride. they had picked a twisted sister song precisely to champion the fight for transgender rights. the executive director talked to snyder about his tweet and shared what they said in the conversation on abc7 at 7:00 this morning. >> i think he realizes that he was wrong. he thought he was taking a moderate stance. when it comes to self-identity kish and for trans people, there is no moderate stance. we need to believe trans kids when they tell us about their gender. >> did this ended in a policy -- apology and did that have any impact on you? >> yes, he was truly sorry at the end. i think it pointed out to me there is so much work to be done to reach people in the middle of the country and the middle of this issue so that they have the facts. he was ignorant of the situation. >> dee snyder has not made a comment regarding his previous statement. this year's 53rd annual san francisco pride parade will be s

when lara was filming her click special on clinging on to youth, she met stanford professor michael snyder you wear a lot of trackers, don't you? i do. tell me about them all. all right. normally, i have four smartwatches. a band broke on one, so i'm down to three right now. it's a good job you've got the other three, isn't it? it is, otherwise i'd be losing data! i bet you're still annoyed you're losing the data from that. i am, because they measure different things and they're different resolutions. and i also have my exposometer that measures my airborne exposures. and my hearing aids that you can see here, which measure not only... they help me with hearing, but they also measure activity, my interactions and things like that, which the other devices don't do. 70 stanford scientists, including snyder, are hooked up to an array of biosensors to see how far wearables can go in detecting the onset of disease. ——60 stanford scientists, including snyder, are hooked up to an array of biosensors to see how far wearables can go in detecting the onset of disease. talk me through why you are wea

. >> reporter: doug snyder made his way around the roadblock t see the once in a generation spectaclerchards, farms an anything else left on the land. a disaster unfolding in slow motion and threatening everything around it, including the city of corcoran. >> this is like a war room mess >> reporter: the city manager i now leaning heavily on his previous job as a county emergency coordinator. >> this line that you see here is a protective corcoran levy. >> reporter: the city has now wrapped itself around the southern and western side of corcoran, so the city is now dependent on these levies with the job of boxing in and protecting this land. it will b for some time to come. >> sometimes we have the abilit to add extra protection to give us more reassurance that this i going to endure the two-year-long period of water behind it. >> two years? >> two years. >> in two years, who knows? thi was a big bowl. it happens to b on the shoreline of the lake. >> reporter: just south of corcoran, california's first town founded by african-america s, allensworth was built by refugees from the jim c

goal line as the snyder family and harris-led partnership have reached a sale agreement.. and that will set an nfl record for the most expensive sale in league history. their previous record of $4.65 billion was set last year by the walton penner group when it purchased the denver broncos. >>> and a faster amazon. the "wall street journal" says the company is undergoing an overhaul that's cutting delivery times. it's been working on logistics to reduce how far packages travel across the country. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> low levels of vitamin d could lead to long covid, according to a new study. italian researchers measured the vitamin d levels in 100 people when they were first admitted to a hospital for covid and six months after they were discharged. they found lower levels of vitamin d in patients with long supplents mit reduce the risk. >>> next, taylor swift to the rescue. why the singer had to tell a security guard you need to calm down during her concert. concer. martial arts is my pa

snyder weighed in tweeting, you know what? there was a time when i felt pretty too glad my parents didn't jump to any rash conclusions. well said the executive director of s of pride said that this miss characterized as gender affirming care as a trend. there were always trans people around. >> from the start of time, there have been trans people. there were trans people. when i was good. you just didn't know it. you know, i looked like the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid. and i don't want return to that kind of society. as of pride released a statement saying with transphobia proliferating and becoming more and more in trying to unlock throughout the country. >> we have to stand up for the most impacted among us. we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate be seeing this as a teachable moment and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure that they're not casually promoting transphobia. >> well, that was kron four's ella sogomonian re

our children when they tell us they're trans, according to suzanne ford prize executive director snyder has since apologized after his invitation to sf pride. is rescinded tuesday, but the damage and hurt has been done. they did the right thing. you know, it's just a shame that the song would have been perfect and it's a continuation of the negativity that's going on on gender affirming care were passed in idaho and indiana last month, the kansas legislature overrode a veto by that state's governor and passed the law. banning trans girls and women from participation in school and college level sports. i understand people, people having more moderate politics and maybe i do, but this isn't a this is not an issue where there's a moderate and severe we either believe our children when they talk about gender, or we don't have pride. organizers are now scrambling to find a replacement anthem for next month's festivities. this after a one time ally known for pushing boundaries is now on the out. in the south bay bureau jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. now, here's a look at what's trending on kt

pride says the event and snyder mutually agreed to part ways. >>> this is all turning out to be a bigs. the a's future in oakland as we've reported i guess tenseively is unclear. and their future in las vegas also inclear. a's may have missed their window. nevada state assembly speaker yeager spoke to "the nevada independent." he said the a's still have not presented a concrete plan on how much public money would go toward funding their newly proposed stadium along the las vegas strip. there's only 34 days left in the state legislative session. if the plan is not approved, a's can pull out of their land purchase deal that they signs ared. throughout all this drama, still no word from the reclusive owner of the a's, john fisher. >>> the oakland zoo's only female elephant, donna, is off to a new home after her longtime companion, lisa, died last month. female elephants are incredibly social, forming lifelong close bonds, more so than their male counterparts, say experts. they didn't want donna to be alone. they couldn't find any female african elephants to join her in oakland so she's h

as of pride says that the controversy pushed it, pushed it to reassess its relationship with snyder. and plans to have fun perform in a statement sf pride says in part this we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate d seeing this as a teachable moment and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure that they are not causing or casually promoting transphobia. and though twisted sister will not be on stage. there's a lot to be enjoying at this year's pride celebration. it's just over a month away as of pride will take place june 24th and 25th that annual pride parade set for jet saturday. june 25th for now in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron 4 news. thank you. justine senator dianne feinstein says she hopes to be back in the u.s. senate next week. the 89 year-old senator from california has that absent from her duties since the february recess when she was diagnosed with shingles. >> leaving her party with out a vote in both the chamber and on the senate judiciary committee last month. feinstein requested a temporary replacement on that committee so that f

snyder weighed in tweeting, you know what? time when i felt pretty too glad my parents didn't jump to any rash conclusions. well said the executive director of s of pride said that this miss characterizes gender affirming care as a trend. there were always trans people around. >> from the start of time, there have been trans people. there were trans people. when i was good. you just didn't know it. you know, i looked like the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid. i don't want return to that kind of society. as of pride released a statement saying with transphobia proliferating and becoming more and more enshrined in law throughout the country. >> we have to stand up for the most impacted among us. we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate be seeing this as a teachable moment and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure that they're not casually promoting transphobia. that message went on to say to all our allies, we want to call you and

no, well, snyder just heard from the ukrainians. and he supported it publicly.e supported these words somewhere. he came up with it, yes, i didn't, he spoke about it in many speeches , it's not that he heard it from ukrainians, it 's basically his terminology, the ukrainians started with snyder and supported it, it would be correct to say that well, what was supported and now about the symbols of the russian-soviet era on the territory of ukraine will not be considered national cultural heritage, in my opinion, this is a bit tricky. what does this mean? then you give it to the local level that it will no longer be a cultural heritage, and everyone decides that in such a village, someone over there traveled to us. pushkin himself was in that village in odesa region where he was there and the skala community. well, let us have a pushkin street or a pushkin alley here, ah, but no matter what, this is a decision that obliges everyone to throw away the ties of the past the streets and alleys of the past different things, we have adopted a law on toponymy. it is just

snyder weighed in tweeting, you know what? there was a time when i felt pretty too glad my parents didn't jump to any rash conclusions. well said the executive director of s of pride said that this miss characterizes gender affirming care as a trend. there were always trans people around. >> from the start of time, there have been trans people. there were trans people. when i was get you just didn't know it. you know, i looked like the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid. i don't want return to that kind of society. as of pride released a statement saying with transphobia proliferating and becoming more and more enshrined in law throughout the country. >> we have to stand up for the most impacted among us. we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate be seeing this as a teachable moment. and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure that they're not casually promoting transphobia. their message went on to say to all our allies, we want to

snyder weighed in tweeting, you know what? there was a time when i felt pretty too glad my parents didn't jump to any rash conclusions. well said the executive director of s of pride said that this miss characterizes gender affirming care as a trend. there were always trans people around. >> from the start of time, there have been trans people. there were trans people. when i was good. you just didn't know it. you know, i looked like the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid of it. i don't want return to that kind of society. as of pride released a statement saying with transphobia proliferating and becoming more and more in trying to unlock throughout the country. >> we have to stand up for the most impacted among us. we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate be seeing this as a teachable moment. and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure that they're not casually promoting transphobia. >> well, as kron four's ella sogomonian reportin

snyder weighed in tweeting, you know what? there was a time when i felt pretty too glad my parents didn't jump to any rash conclusions. well said the executive director of s of pride said that this miss characterized as gender affirming care as a trend. there were always trans people around. >> from the start of time, there have been trans people. there were trans people. when i was good. you just didn't know it. you know, i looked like the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid of it. i don't want return to that kind of society. as of pride released a statement saying with transphobia proliferating and becoming more and more in trying to unlock throughout the country. >> we have to stand up for the most impacted among us. we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate d seeing this as a teachable moment and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure that they're not casually promoting transphobia. >> now, as monae in reporting this morning, the

snyder weighed in tweeting, you know what?ents didn't jump to any rash conclusions. well said the executive director of s of pride said that this miss characterized as gender affirming care as a trend. there were always trans people around. >> from the start of time, there have been trans people. there were trans people. when i was good. you just didn't know it. you know? i looked like the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid. i don't want is to return to that kind of society. as of pride released a statement saying with transphobia proliferating and becoming more and more in trying to unlock throughout the country. >> we have to stand up for the most impacted among us. we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate d seeing this as a teachable moment and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure that they're not casually promoting transphobia. >> and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us today. there's a renewed effort to so

snyder weighed in tweeting, you know what? there was a time when i felt pretty too glad my parents didn't jump to any rash conclusions. well said the executive director of s of pride said that this miss characterizes gender affirming care as a trend. there were always trans people around. >> from the start of time, there've been trans people. there were trans people. when i was get you just didn't know it. you know, i looked like the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid of it. i don't want return to that kind of society. as of pride released a statement saying with transphobia proliferating and becoming more and more in trying to unlock throughout the country. >> we have to stand up for the most impacted among us. we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate be seeing this as a teachable moment. and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure that they're not casually promoting transphobia. >> that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting f

the comments, but there are reports that celebration organizers are disappointed in snyder, who was for acceptance . not find 47. now we're hearing from actor jamie foxx after he was rushed to a hospital last month, fox posted on social media. he appreciates all the love and he's feeling blessed. he's 55 years old. he was first rushed to a hospital in the atlanta area more than three weeks ago. his family has not publicly said why he is still in the hospital, but tmz says it appears to be a serious illness. the family has been very tight, tight lipped when it's come to talking about the diagnosis after originally indicating that he was on the road to recovery, and that he was that he was doing better, but obviously still dealing with issues here and he remains in the hospital while jamie foxx recovers the popular game show he hosts on fox called beaches san will be guest hosted by nick cannon, the host of the mass singer and kelly osborne will guess as he shows. dj job normally held by the daughter of jamie foxx, corinne. well today is may 4th, also known as star wars day. may the f

this is dw news live from berlin snyder tax against russia. bosco says that has driven a group of saboteurs back in t frame, but key of denies any involvement. could these fighters be russians also coming up, police in portugal launched a new search for mattel in the can. british toddler, who disappeared 16 years ago during a family vacation and the ground breaking medicine that gave us a vaccine against cuba 19 is held as a potential game changer in the fight against cancer. the i'm on the use of welcome to the show. russia says it has repelled dozens of ukrainian militants who crossed into one of its border towns. it happened in the southern vulgar belgrade region. moscow called it a sabotaged attack on russian territory, launched by kiff. ukrainian officials have denied any involvement, insisting that these are actions of anti criminal in russians. russia claims these images show its armed forces destroying an alleged ukrainian border as old group and its southern bolder rod region. moscow site is killed, dozens of suppose that attackers of the russian defense ministry accused keys of ca

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it isn't all the farmers. >> it always comes out but i've never seen it this high. >> reporter: snyder lake reformed in 1969, and it will be here for at least another year or two . how much damage it is caused will depend on high stick decisions about where the water will flow and how the weather unpacks that historic seven snowpack onto a lake bed once thought to be extinct. >> that was interesting to watch that go in and out. the water levels are not expected to peak until just over a month from now. >>> we are getting more rain on the way. >> we are, and it's crazy to look at that. the siri snowpack was adding up. as exciting it was for skiers and snowboarders, we knew this would come around . let's dive straight into what we are looking at this morning. morain in the forecast the bay area. current temperatures throughout the bay mostly in the upper 40s, lower 50s. it is mild and chilly. official sunrise within the next 20 minutes and it won't necessarily be the most beautiful sunrise we have ever had given the fact these clouds are hanging low over us. this area of low pressure has

. >> reporter: doug snyder made his way around a roadblock to see this once in a generation spectacle. tulare lake back to claim roads, orchards, farms and anything left behind on the land. a disaster unfolding in slow motion. it is threatening everything around it including the city of corcoran. >> this is like a war room mass. >> reporter: the city manager is leading being heavily by his previous job as county emergency coordinator. >> the state prison is right here and the screen line is there protective corcoran levy that protects the city . >> reporter: the lake wrapped itself around the southern and western side of corcoran to this community now completely dependent on these levies designed to box in and protect this pocket of land . it will owave the time to calm. ability to add extra protection on our corcoran levy to give us more reassurance this will endure that to your long period of water behind it. >> reporter: two years? >> two years. >> who knows. this was a lake. it was a big bowl. we happen to be on the shoreline. >> reporter: south of corcoran california's first town

snyder that we ought to pursue that. we have a resolution that is pending, and asking for a special representative to make sure what the government is representing to accomplish that objective. he had made it clear to the israelite officials who are very enthusiastic about aiding the additional arab countries. they have a great deal of optimism about the ability to do just that. >> new york times. in an interview yesterday with israel, you were quoted saying, if president biden does not invite the prime minister to the white house, you will do so to congress. was that quote accurate? and does that remain the case? >> yes, look, i have a long relationship with the prime minister. the longest-serving prime minister of israel. i think, two great nations that have strong bonds should continue to work together. i have invited the president to come and give a joint session inside congress. we are working on the day and that could work very soon, hopefully this summer. at the same time, i think the prime minister should come me

but that idea was scrapped after snyder tweeted support for a statement from kiss lead singer paul stanleyring transphobic. it reads in part, quote, with many children who have no real sense of sexuality or preference experiences caught up in the fun of using pronouns some adults mistakenly confused teaching acceptance with normalizing and encouraging a situation that has been a struggle for those truly affected. we spoke with suzanne for the executive director of sf pride for her thoughts on all of this. the start of time, there have been trans people. >> they were trans people. when i was good. you just didn't know what i look like. the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid. i don't want return to that kind of society. >> sf pride released a statement saying, quote, we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate the seeing this as a teachable moment and a reminder that even allies need to be educated to ensure they are not casually promoting transphobia, end quote. all right. switching gears now to talk a bit about the

our children when they tell us they're trans , according to suzanne ford prize executive director snyder has since apologized after his invitation to sf pride. is rescinded tuesday, but the damage and hurt has been done. they did the right thing. you know, it's just a shame that the song would have been perfect and it's a continuation of the negativity that's going on on gender affirming care were passed in idaho and indiana last month, the kansas legislature overrode a veto by that state's governor and passed the law. banning trans girls and women from participation in school and college level sports. i understand people, people having more moderate politics and maybe i do, but this isn't a this is not an issue where there's a moderate and severe we either believe our children when they talk about gender, or we don't have pride. organizers are now scrambling to find a replacement anthem for next month's festivities. this after a one time ally known for pushing boundaries is now on the out. the south bay bureau jesse gary ktvu, fox two news figures show . car crashes were cut nearly in h

snyder tweeted support for a statement from kiss lead singer paul stanley. and that statement has been considered transphobic. yeah, it reads here in part, quote. with many children who have no real sense of sexuality or experiences caught up in the quote, fun of using pronouns and say what they dana fi has. >> some adults mistakenly confuse teaching acceptance with normalizing and encouraging a situation that has been a struggle for those truly affected and have turned it into a sad and dangerous fad, end quote. >> we spoke with suzanne ford, executive director of the sf pride on her perspective. from the start of time, there have been trans people. there were trans people when i was good. you just didn't know what i look like. the basketball player and you thought i was a boy. i wasn't. but i couldn't tell you because i was afraid. i don't want return to that kind of society. >> well, pride released a statement saying, quote, we have mutually agreed to part ways but appreciate the seeing this as a teachable moment. and a reminder that even allies need to b

children when they tell us they're trans, according to suzanne ford, pride's executive director, snyderas since apologized after his invitation to sf pride was rescinded tuesday, but the damage and hurt has been done. they did the right thing. you know, it's just a shame that the song would have been perfect and it's a continuation of the negativity that's going on. fans on gender affirming care were passed in idaho and indiana last month, the kansas legislature overrode a veto by that state's governor. and passed a law banning trans girls and women from participation in school and college level sports. i understand people, people having more moderate politics than maybe i do, but this isn't a this is not an issue where there's a moderate and severe we either believe our children when they talk about gender, or we don't pride organizers are now scrambling to find a replacement anthem for next month's festivities. this after a one time ally known for pushing boundaries is now on the out in the south bay bureau jesse gary ktvu, fox two news florida state legislature has approved two contr

washington commanders, fans who they've been waiting a long time for this beleaguered owner, daniel snyder his family are selling the team and it appears they've crossed the goal line after reaching an agreement with the josh harris group today. the price tag is the most expensive in league history. we're 6 point 0 5 billion dollars. the previous record of 4.6, 5 billion was set just last year by the walton penner group who purchased the denver broncos. so now the league and its owners well, look over the transaction as part of the final approval process. always interesting stuff going on in the nfl. all right. that's it for sports. catherine. ken, back to you. all right. thank you very much, kate. now to our 4 zone forecast. a live shot of a quiet and clear golden gate bridge looks beautiful. and lawrence is back and talking about for fun things. yeah, this is going to be a weekend. you're going to want to get out there and enjoy. just make sure you stay hydrated. it is going to be hot. >> and a good part of the bay area. but here's the list of for fun things for this weekend. hey, if you

even more common in the world , in particular, due to the publications of famous scientists such as snyder's activism rashisne has become a symbol of absolute evil and in order to win evil must be called by its real name for more than six months , people's deputies of all factions, experts , scientists worked on this resolution, the working group comprehensively investigated this issue and today, we propose to define the racial shift as a new type of totalitarian ideology and socio-political practices that are used by these regimes of the russian federation formed under putin and based on the traditions of russian chauvinism, imperialism, the practice of the communist regime of the century and german national socialism as the most important features of racism that define the politics of putin's russia there is a systematic violation of the rights and principles of international law of the sovereign rights of other states, namely the glorification of russia due to the violent oppression and denial of the existence of other peoples, the use for the purpose of the expansionist policy of the rus

. >> reporter: snyder is speaking out to make sure the trans community is included in the conversationdeveloped i began throwing up after meals as a way to try to control my weight because eating disorder is a lot about control. part of it was just my entire feed consisted of just really skinny people who were beautiful, and i would think why can't i look like them. like will people ever find me attractive if i don't look like them. >> reporter: today's elliott's message is a simple one. >> skinny does not equal pretty and everyone's body is beautiful. >> reporter: tell me about the day that you said, lucy, we need to make a change here. >> yeah. it was, it was an emotional day, you know, we had been talking to a lot of professionals about what was the best next step, and we finally decided she needed to go to a higher level of care. >> reporter: lucy has spent time in seven different treatment programs and she found real help through a team of specialists. >> a lot of people don't have the privilege of getting this kind of help and eating disorders are through every socioeconomic ever

and he has lutheran preach athens snyder, exercising his ministry, and one of the 1st cycle pol strategy is situated on the older died. the christian ministry on a bicycle is not really appropriate, definitely says pasta and michelle stall fees, even written a book about it. as this gets a vice the, the vehicles and you just look at the bible story of how jesus into jerusalem. and the gospel say he entered the city on a donkey coating in those days. kings entered cities like jerusalem on horseback because it was an but jesus still deliberately chose a simple, gentle means of transport. a slow donkey. not that was how he entered jerusalem. it was a man what could be more appropriate than exchanging the biblical donkey for the modern bike and is a to come the send conference, one of the 5 main lutheran churches in handbook on this occasion, bicycles don't have to stay outside. psych lives are invited to bring them into the charge for the service the it's part of a campaign to persuade the city to adopt climate friendly transports. the lutheran parishes. want to highlight the use of bind in

ama: d snyder is responding after sf pride organizers dropped the band's song as the anthem for this year's celebration. organizers are upset dee snider opposes children undergoing sex reassignment treatments. he believes transitioning should be done as an adult. he wrote that kids don't have the mental capability to make rational, logical decisions on things of a magnitude that will affect them the rest of their lives. he says he is an ally to the transgender community even if he disagrees with some viewpoints. in response, sf pride today said like any ally, we are glad that he wants to continue learning about the issues that affect the transgender community. dan: a big milestone reached in the covid pandemic today. the who announced covid-19 is no longer a public health emergency. it was declared january of 2020 is set to expire on may 11. the cdc rolled out new of tracking hospital admissions and testing wastewater throughout the united states , less reliant on testing now. dr. rochelle walensky will be leaving her role as cdc director by the end of june. she helped lead the biden

, just ended, and that's why reports are still coming in with it, and here, for example , timothy snydera famous historian, reports an intellectual and a great friend of ukraine also published such a german woman, you can see she is from near the chestnut and she is from vyshyvantsi, so i already want to say that a vyshyvanka or an embroidered ukrainian shirt ceases to be purely such a necessity of a ukrainian’s wardrobe, but i think that every world leader already has a little bit of it a famous person appeared somewhere must have at least one vyshyvanka so that you could wear it from time to time because it seems like the question is not only whose crimea is here already and everything is clear, but the vyshyvanka is a question and if i check now, well, with words, yes, friends, we are joking a little, but let's go on, let's look further, let's see about the battalion that brings back to life the machinery of everything that drives and shoots. these are the people who, uh, restore. which installation was told by the russians that they so heroically destroyed, and it turns out that it i

this is dw news live from berlin snyder tax against russia. bosco says it has driven a group of saboteurs back into the frame, but key of denies any involvement. could these fighters be russians also coming up, police in portugal launched a new search for metal, and the can, british toddler, who disappeared 16 years ago during a family vacation and the ground breaking medicine.

the washington commanders co—owner dan snyder, has agreed to sell the nfl franchise to a group headedbout $6 billion, making it the world's most expensive sports team purchase. and basketball star — brittney griner — has played her first game since being released from a russian prison. the american, who spent 10 months in custody for possessing cannabis oil before being released in december, played in a preseason match for phoenix mercury. she was cheered onto the court and scored in the first minute. and that's all the sport for now. the presidential candidates in turkey are completing a final day of campaigning — before sunday's crucial election. president erdogan held a rally in istanbul earlier, a city where he built his popular support as mayor more than 20 years ago. and his secular challenger, kemal kilicdaroglu, has also been campaigning — pledging to restore democracy and improve relations with the west. from ankara, our international correspondent, 0rla guerin, has more on what's at stake in this election. there is now an alternative on offer, and that is the candidate kemal

ama: d snyder is responding after sf pride organizers dropped the band's song as the anthem for thisear's celebration. organizers are upset dee snider opposes children undergoing sex reassignment treatments. he believes transitioning should be done as an adult. he wrote that kids don't have the mental capability to make rational, logical decisions on things of a magnitude that will affect them the rest of their lives. he says he is an ally to the transgender community even if he disagrees with some viewpoints. in response, sf pride today said like any ally, we are glad that he wants to continue learning about the issues that affect the transgender community. dan: a big milestone reached in the covid pandemic today. the who announced covid-19 is no longer a public health emergency. it was declared january of 2020 is set to expire on may 11. the cdc rolled out new of tracking hospital admissions and testing wastewater throughout the united states , less reliant on testing now. dr. rochelle walensky will be leaving her role as cdc director by the end of june. she helped lead the biden a

ukraine before, it was used by some western scientists , first of all, the american historian timati snyder and we are in touch today, oleksiy garant , political scientist, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation, doctor of historical sciences, professor of the department of political science, who in mohyla academy and oleksandr kraev of the expert-energy center of the ukrainian prizma. i congratulate you both on the air. in your opinion, this is the definition of the guiding road in russia, this term is as comprehensive as it is, you know, i think, first of all, let's start here , there are two components, that is, the first component is political. accepted and that we are trying to raise this term to official use and that is, we are not limited to it in our comments, and i think that the very consonance of racism, fascism, and it is completely justified and carries an emotionally appropriate load if we speak from an academic point of view, then i would say that racism is fascism today. it is a russian variant of fascism , the fact is that fascism is actually quite dif

there are actually three important things that happened with that. constantly the words of timati snyder are we, that is, the west should be grateful to the ukrainians for the fact that they began to defend themselves and their values, and we have time to rethink and prepare, that is, in fact, to defend ourselves, he primarily meant it democratic institutions, not war , but the second point is that we have once again entered the era of great geographical discoveries because the west actually rediscovered ukraine because it was not in their minds because it was actually formed by russian historical narratives that we are one people there, maybe some kind of yes the difference, but in general, this is such a cultural space, one and the same, and the third moment, well, in fact, it is already ours, for ukrainians, this is the awareness of ourselves as ukrainians , what kind of ukrainian nation are those who , let’s just say, were aloof, who were intimidated in fact, it is impossible to objectively stop this process, but in russia they cannot stop with this falsified history, because their e

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