tara: tara campbell, abc7 news.se] dan: in the south bay, a candlelight vigil just about get underway to commemoranual worldy public health, the city of san jose and other community partners held an aids quilt viewing to honor the lives lost. this year's theme is equalized, recognizing health disparities between those infected with hiv and aids. nearly 17,000 people have been diagnosed with hiv in the county since the start of this fight. ama: the fight is not over. world news tonight with david muir is up next. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. stay dry. enjoy the rain. we will see you again at 6:00. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occu

tara: tara campbell, abc7 news. ama: the deal to win griner's release did not include fellow american paul whelan, serving a 16 year sentence on spying charges. whelan spoke with cnn today from a russian prison. >> i am greatly disappointed that more has not been done to secure my release. i was arrested for a crime that never occurred. i am happy that brittney griner is going home today, but i don't understand why i'm still sitting here. ama: whelan admits the russians consider him to be at a higher level than other westerners held on similar charges. u.s. officials say the russians refused to negotiate whelan's release. president biden expressed regret he was unable to get him out. whelan's twin brother praised the deal to bring griner home but call the deal a catastrophe for paul. we alerted you to brittney griner's release after 5:15 this morning with a push alert from our abc7 news app. to stay updated download the app and turn on push alerts. dan: storm watch as the rain returns. for the latest on the conditio

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. karina: first some families, nothing says christmas like tamales.saw long lines at some of the best shops in the east bay. >> we have got our tamales. now we can party. [laughter] karina:e capartyow a la palmathfor businesses likl this is one of the busiest times of the year. and they also make their own corn dough, masa, the way it has been done for centuries. that sounds so good. anything warm. it is a christmas morning tradition. lisa: it sticks to your ribs. karina: right. lisa: we are definitely looking at visibility issues this morning with the dense fog advisory through the north and east bay. once that begins to lift and the moisture evaporates, we are getting into another mild day. the last mild day for a while in terms of sunshine. in fact, those southerly will allow for temperatures to rise into your monday night with a warm sector of the system. but it is going to be a mess as the spreads heavy rain in the sierra nevada. we could see issues with our rivers and streams, and with this quick mover, it should be beneficial. but we are lookin

tara, what do you think wa biden's biggest legislativ victory in 2022? >> well, you know, there are s many, simone, that is hard t just pick one. i think that people really didn't appreciate how many legislative wins president biden was able to accomplish whether it was the infrastructure bill, the bipartisan, the illustriou infrastructure bill that w waited for years before th trump administration to pass biden accomplished that. i think the inflation reductio act was incredibly important a a time people needed t understand in this country tha the president and hi administration was payin attention to the economy and what was going on. those gave the democrats legislative things to run on but to danielle's point, democracy was on the ballot. what happened with dobbs, that woke people up, january 6t will people up to realize they had a binary choice and they chose democracy. that was the most important an biden embrace that as well much to the chagrin of som other people, who wanted t focus more on policy >> i mean, he gave that speech right before the m

taras honcharuk, a historian joins our broadcast good evening good evening, you as a historian support dismantling of the monument to catherine in odesa at this time and we still have it, but we are their teachers, a professor of the odessa national university in nemechchynikov, they were categorically against installing this on a vehicle and they signed statements, but i’m sorry. then, for what kind of independent ukraine, i will remind you that this monument is not old, kateryna herself was made in 2007 in kyiv, this kateryna standing in odesa, you mean people who are old, old elements, how, or as a historian of ukraine, i'm sorry for categorically against , but then such a terrible company was held i will remind you that already in 2007, putin created his russian world and began to master the territory here, including with these monuments, monuments of suvorov in odessa, then monuments of catherine appeared in tiraspol, simferopol , and so on. of course, this is anti-hysterical a monument from its time. well, another version of it stood in odessa from 1900 to 1922. i 'm sorry, only

taras, for this extremely interesting and honest conversation taras stetskiv a politician, a people'suty of several cadences , participates in the forum in the forum of free peoples on a stroke well, to end this broadcast, i would like to give news from the mayor of the ukrainian capital vitaliy klychka , a member of the kyiv city council. at today's meeting they renamed another 32 streets and alleys and boulevards, the names of which are connected with russia and the soviet past, in particular, druzhba narodov boulevard was renamed to the boulevard named after the founder of the ukrainian army mykola mikhnovsky, so-and-so, a positive trend has emerged in our country. and for today, dear tv viewers, we say goodbye to you, so khrystyna yatskiv will still work for you in other formats, so to speak. well, our duo will work for the benefit of our information security already tomorrow judicial control with tetyana shustrova watch this week in the program judicial control with tatyana shustrova the new old chairman according to which scheme ruslan kozlov once again headed the pechersk distr

i'm sorry for making you listen to my cultural speculations. but the viewer said that old man taras hadrgievska ribbon on his chest, i didn't see the georgievska ribbon there well, but er, russian trolls will surely see igorevska ribbon everywhere in the kremlin grass, even where there is none. so, er mr. yevgeny mr. olezhe mr. oleg is already with us yes yes glory to ukraine heroes glory to ukraine i know that mr. rybachuk was in the united states not so long ago, but he has already returned and has already, in principle, familiarized himself with the living conditions of ukrainians before a certain action yes well, it's good that i'm at least on the phone, so we're looking forward to it, gentlemen. i 'd like to start by saying that today we want to talk about the fact that zelenskyi was asked by the european union to evaluate the fulfillment of the candidate's criteria. of the week and very high-profile laws, i just want us to talk about them, do they bring us closer to membership in the european union, in particular, it is about a law that changes the procedure for electing judges of

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.masks are now required again at certain locations in alameda county. officials say for california state law they must now reimplement mask requirements and high-risk settings. that includes homeless shelters, heating centers and correctional facilities. it's because the county has moved from low to medium when it comes to cdc covid-19 community transmission levels. ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chen hong says masking his of precaution we should all embrace for now. >> whether or not is a or stronger requirement, it's important for everyone to think about the mask in risky situations. at least temporarily until we get through this. liz: he says the return of masking is a good idea, not just because of covid but because it is flu season and other respiratory illnesses are also liking. final exams are scheduled to start monday at the berkeley. however, students may have to take adjusted tests as workers near a one-month strike. graduate student instructors and researchers s

tara: heidi is the founder and ceo. over the past 25 years they have removed aliens of landmines -- millions of landmines world ride -- worldwide. >> we turn mines divines and -- to vines. tara: they will be targeting near the baltic sea. >> this is the region where we have a lot of line production. tara: he is consult general in san francisco and says that landmines are threatening the agricultural production including vineyards. >> if wine production stopped and the wine producers could not access there vineyards because they are covered in mines. >> we are committed to begin the demining and the planting of the roots of peace. tara: this is also committed to the call. the winery has been supporting roots of peace for decades. >> in any way that any of us can promote peace through the world should do it and agriculture is a huge way. tara: daniel is doing his part. >> my name is daniel and i am 23 years old from israel. i was injured by a landmine when i was 11 years old. >> he lost part of his right leg while playing

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join our no less glorious, it is always nice to hide behind to cover oneself with the authority of tarasryhorovych shevchenko criticizing the frying pan is exactly what is needed, this was our diogenes, if he had not composed his vinaigrette songs, it would have been better taras hryhorovych shevchenko from the novopetriv fortification 1855 rostyslav ughletsky reflect together with the frying pan and on the frying pan and today is iconic day i love savich as in the end each of us in a special way hryhoriy savich stands alone in the history of world culture and philosophy unique in all parameters for myself i formulated this this about a man who knew heaven and earth, to speak the presence of god and to enter among people and to preach, to outline and to teach, it was really necessary to be able to translate it into our language of the time, this is a unique communicator, a genius of communication and an understanding of the scale of time and space. even then the understanding of what and what kind of figure it was in europe and in the empire at that time, that is, proposals, we cannot kn

taras. we congratulate you in a few moments, our guest will be in touch. well, for now, the ministry of defense of russia has announced joint naval training with china at the end of the 22nd year, reuters reports that the training will take place on the 21st-27th december in the east china sea, including with the launch of a missile by artillery fire, such maneuvers have been held annually since 2012. the goal is to strengthen cooperation between russia and china and maintain peace and stability in to the pacific region, taras tushevskyi, the director of the religious information service of ukraine, glory to ukraine, taras, we congratulate you. good day, a great holiday is being celebrated today in ukraine, the day of st. nicholas. of the transition to the gregorian or perhaps to the new julian church calendar, yes, on the 25th, christmas is not coming soon. well, and the issue of synchronization between our various churches and what do you think, what are the expectations now after that a little later we will give another relevant survey conducted by a so

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: in the east bay, the oakland zoo will be closed today during the day. customers who had reservations will be emailed refund information. the glofari was canceled last night, but they plan to have it this evening. rain has shut down the zoo four days this week. there are no chain controls in effect at the moment. let me be wet, -- be wet, if you're heading to tahoe this weekend, be prepared for snowy conditions on the way. other parts of the nation are reeling from the deadly winter storm. in new york, 39 people have died and connection to the storm since thursday. temperatures are rising as officials prepare for flooding from the incoming snow mountain around buffalo. 11 states are thunderstorm alerts. in colorado, people are -- our thunderstorm alerts. in colorado, people bashar under -- are under storm alerts. >> i 70 has been shutdown from was 10 hours. there's been a few people in the tunnel that were worried about carbon monoxide, they had their doors propped up with a towel

tara reid while working for joe biden in the u.s.ate, he sexually assaulted her in a violent way. most of the media buried the story. i'll have to be honest, i didn't know what to think of it. but we talked at great length with tara reid to hear what happened. we were completely convinced this is real and she was able to prove it. the whole story is part of a new story "tucker carlson today." here's part of it. >> he started acting weird towards me. he would pus his hand on my shoulder and put his hands under my hair. there was a scene -- >> tucker: what did you think of that? >> bear in mind, you were around and a professional in the 90s. i don't know if you were in d.c. -- >> tucker: i was in d.c. >> it was a different vibe. it was still we're. panetta didn't act like that. he's all business. joe biden was always -- he didn't seed like an inte intellectually giant. >> tucker: yes, but a warm guy. >> yeah. behind closed doors, he was very temperamental. >> tucker: really? >> he would do this thing where he smiles when he's angry. it

for what he ultimately paid with his career, tara was fired and kept quiet about the incident for decades, but now it's time to tell the truth. so you may have read on the news that joe biden just made america a little better by signing the sexual assault assistance bill . what didn't you read? so this is what joe biden himself is accused of sexual harassment, and not only to his own daughter, with whom he took a shower, but also to a woman named tarari. she worked for joe biden in the us senate and he brutally raped her most of the media buried the story. to be honest, i didn't know what to think about it, but the old ones talked for a very long time. reed heard. what happened and now we are completely convinced that this is real she was able to prove it, he began to behave strangely towards me put his hand on me shoulder and running his hands through my hair never was, he didn't look like an intellectual giant, and he did it with a smile. he always smiles when he's angry. this is confusing. it's a big smile. you know, he was very aggressive and pushy. he pinned me to the wall. he stuck

tara: her 80-year-old mother tested positive in late october.within a few weeks, she was gone. >> it went very quickly. tara: covid precautions cutting off contact until the final moments. >> they waited until her vitals got to a certain point and they had me suit up and i went in died with her. >> is so important to stay vigilant during this time. nine out of 10 deaths is older than 65 population. most of those folks have not been boosted. tara: julie says her mother was among those not boosted. >> she had not had a booster since last december. that may have made a difference. tara: and with two weeks until christmas, if you have not gotten a booster, now is the time to get protected. >> at the end of the day, there is still time to get a booster. it is worth extra precautions to have peace of mind. you don't want to give grandma covid for christmas. liz: masks are now required at certain locations in alameda county. for california state law, they must re-implement mask requirements and high-risk settings and that includes homeless shelters, he

tara: their hearts still in their homeland under siege.an attack on christmas eve killing at least eight people in the city of carson -- kherson. ukrainian president of a lot of mere zelenskyy with a historic visit to washington last week, urging congress to deliver more aid and presenting speaker pelosi with a ukrainian flag. on it, signatures of soldiers. >> we pray for trenches. it is them, they are our heroes. because of them, ukraine still stands. tara: and standing in their hometown, a christmas tree. >> when i saw the tree in my hometown, i immediately thought of resilience. tara: this tree symbolic of the people's determination to stand tall and proud. >> these people still have strengthened dedication -- strength and dedication, to find the strength to celebrate. tara: as for maria, her mind still on the hometown, someday hoping to return. dion: a teenager suspected of creating an distributing fake park it -- parking tickets was arrested today. they arrested 19-year-old damien fell on attempted fraud and other related charges. the

taras we congratulate you good day good day sir taras , american researchers from the institute for thedy of war, in particular, which we quote constantly, write to us that putin is losing support due to his inability to protect the donbas. how do you agree with this thesis? any comments? laska conditionally well, we perfectly understand that it is visible from the outside and even more so from the inside of the russian regime, which is now represented by some different groups with their own interests and so far they are united around the figure of their leader, but i perfectly understand that if this centralization in the russian in reality, it can be effective and play a role only when, let's say , the leader backs up his words and actions with victories , at least some virtual ones, rather than obvious ones, for today, considering that in fact, the situation at the front is such that the advance of russian troops is a-a in the southern direction it is practically stopped, so in the eastern direction it is e-e maximally slowed down e-e on certain sections of the front a to a separate

taras taras zagorodny the political technologist was working live right now well, literally in a fews you will have the opportunity to watch the interview of espresso correspondent vitaliy bakumenko with the legendary azov resident vladyslav ducchak, the same associate professor, where he will tell about the captivity and the war that changed ukrainians forever vladyslav duchak call sign associate professor, professional historian candidate of philosophical sciences cooperated with the national corps since 2017 gave lectures on the military history of ukraine and the world for the personnel of azov since 2021 after signing of the military contract, vladyslav was already giving a lecture called junior lieutenant after february 24

just at that time the moment almost hit them, well, thank you , taras, for the latest information from remind you that it was our taras ibragimov, he told about what is happening in bakhmut, how the local residents who remained there are surviving, and according to our correspondent, there are still about 10,000 people there they live the ukrainian flag that volodymyr zelensky handed over to the us congress, the army signed this bahmuti with the sole desire to win, military serviceman yuriy syrotyuk told the public about it, now he is fighting in the donbass and also hung out on the levies on behalf of a separate fifth assault regiment, he says to his heart that the soldiers were simply offered to put their signatures. and who exactly will take the flag to the united states, the soldiers did not know here, now is the hot phase of the battle, and we are trying to concentrate on this, and even that signature on the flag was important to us, why that we want less ukrainian soldiers to die. we want more weapons for this. now the front fund has narrowed, so the russians can use much more ar

taras, what is the information and what will the results be? well, let's remember his last name. there is a specific person . during the visit of the sbu to various institutions of the moscow patriarchate, there is information that they find something there, well, first of all, it is easy to find ordinary, diverse literature that was purely published in russia or was published in ukraine, but it is all about the propaganda of the russian world, the propaganda of the trinity of holy russia, the so-called that we are all one people, we should be together, that is, what is included in the propaganda package of the russian world, what is included in the propaganda package it is a combination of ecclesiastical and political neo-imperial. that is , all this has always been and cannot be found in different churches, different monasteries and parties, well , just the patriarchate in ukraine and how they didn’t change their names there, how they didn’t call themselves there, but these dark people, this is propaganda, it is and will be. i really look at it, and it seems to me that they hav

there were already so many guys gathered in this headquarters, including taras, they are not militarybut the guys risked their lives, and they drove around the city like that they transported well, who needed it, it was probably already in the first days of march, he came like this enthusiastically, what to do, he says what he is doing , they sent us help, he was on the hotline, he was also working, and hmm, you just don’t understand, there was such a machine in the headquarters, he says, i have laptop i'll quickly put everything in the laptop right now, some addresses, phone numbers, and it will be much better, and it was already convenient for the boys to drive on the streets according to the sign. i made them write 1 2 3 4 5 when pavlo came. he, well, everyone came, how am i ready to help, my name is taras pavlo, they got to know each other and he sat down and said, yes, we number the packages 1 2 3 4 5, i make a sign 1 2 3 4 5 one means the address is so and so elderly people two bring there medicine bring there, bring oil, sugar, flour. well, that's all . here we wrote the number

maksym krapivny talked about it with the star leader of the antitila band, taras topoleya, who, togetherith the team, in the first days of a full-scale at the end of the war, he joined the kyiv teroborona and then went to the front lines, where he served as a paramedic for several months. there were moments when you could die yourself. when did you feel that this might happen? what did you do, did you pray, did you write? uh, a message to my wife, nothing, i’m a fatalist, i accept, how do i try to live , what do you have to do, and how will it be, are you in a city with 500 to 1,000 artillery arrivals, a sector with 500 to 1,000 artillery arrivals per day, that is, for an ordinary person this is it. how do you see a video somewhere , for example, near bakhmut? here you are shooting a video and there goop-goop top goop goop something flies something explodes i am you in such a place where something is constantly flying something is constantly flying something is constantly whistling here the house caught fire there across the yard there here is a funnel in two and a half 3 m from the gara

well, chris tara, there have been rumors about this for over the years with the daughters of essentially only confirmed rumors that answers the now part. the motivation is primarily to get into this race to develop india as a semiconductor hub of the future. now the federal government came up with a mission on this according to which a company that would be setting up businesses will be receiving some subsidies and benefits from the government. so at least a half a dozen companies across the country, they've already expressed interest in setting up the units into this business. but the top of that definitely the biggest of them all. so they're going to most likely have an advantage. so you say rumors have been there for quite a while. how far along is this plan then? well, chris, 1st of all that i set up a brand new electronics company for the day 2020. this pointed to see your in 2021, and it's only now that they've gone public with their plans. so initially, as of now, they are planning only to get into assembly and the packaging part, which is the downstream part of the business. real

and they will have a very good life there, it is interesting that the names of the odesa people are tarasfania and lesya. increased our diaspora a little bit, our lions went there, which name do you like better, stefania or lesya, well, taras, of course, because taras hryhorovych shevchenko is the most important thing for ukrainians in the first place. well, girls come later. and why is there such a status in some russian, but actually there is no you need to listen to and quote russian songs oleksandr martynenko, head of the ice-u group's corporate analysis department, let's talk with him a little about the russian economy and what's going on with it p oleksandr good morning good morning let's start with the oil price ceiling, if you allow, because on december 5th, literally in three days , this mechanism will be introduced. there is data that, in principle, the main countries that are introducing these price restrictions on the import of russian oil have already in fact, they agreed on the price, they say that the ceiling was $60, and there are some countries that do not agree, the same

stepanovych glory to ukraine, taras congratulations

what we saw before, they said more weapons, now we turn to the whole world and say more generators taras stetsenko, head of of the development of policy in the field of telecommunications, the ministry of fiber was in touch with us, a thinker, a writer and fought against the empire of free thinking 300 years since the birth of hryhoriy skovoroda, we studied for a long time to become who we are, we improved our skills and when the time came, we stood up for our countries we apply our knowledge and skills to confront the enemy to bring our victory closer and return to our work we want to build and create fix and construct ready to resist if you ask me who am i for sure ordinary training everything it's not bad, it's just this cursed habit of being late, what else, ana, sports, as the coach says, there will be people from me, competitions, trips, there are those whom i love, whom i cherish, the people for whom i am an army, the rules of a warm country, healthy care. thank you for adjusting the heater and monitoring the sufficient temperature without spending money on the wind, we will win t

taras stetsko, the first question will be the experts, the text, the experts, here you can simply openthe biography of joseph biden, who is in the great politics of the year 71, at the time when this is not in the image of volodymyr zelenskyi when volodymyr zelenskyi in 78 he was just born this year and some experts say that joseph biden wouldn't hold meetings just like that. what is there in any case. there must be some kind of double bottom because the experienced hyper-experienced diplomat biden obviously had something to say personally and for this president zelensky arrived. what do you think is the real importance of this meeting? well, we can start with the fact that this is the third ukrainian president who speaks in the congress after all , by the way, with the applause of everyone, it is very warm. attention eh almost everyone noticed the analogy with the visit of churchill 80 one year ago, it was also december 41, when hitler's war in the united states of america, japan attacked and churchill went to to convince the united states to help fight against hitler, that is, i thin

huge respect to taras shmurtue andryusha , the fish of the year and to all the people who work thereople always work, you know, don’t you? on the hype, not on some kind of swearing and anger, but it's just so systemic sometimes people don't even understand how important projects are, it's not as hyped as it is there let's buy the biggest rocket in the world there, there's something else no, that's it this is exactly what they said, they remember in the 14th year, when vitaliy managed the money to return alive, he is always engaged in what goes straight to the front and ensures the death of the enemies, so i say i will not take money and the attention of your beautiful viewers because the truth is, count the money, come back alive and it will be an ideal investment , so to speak, of your luchi hatred and funds for the aid of the armed forces, i absolutely agree with that, by the way, a few months ago , she contacted us from the american diaspora, they collected quite a large amount money was transferred to someone and they asked, well, my opinion is simple. who would i trust? i said s

while the traditional banking industry consume $263.00 tara watt hours per year. so that's actually less than half of that of banking. now, as compared to that of the gold industry. gold consumes around $240.00 tara watt hours per year. now, how's as possible? there is no denying that big one consumes absurd stansell amount of energy, but it is actually more efficient than banking as it's not just a store value. it is also a medium of exchange and the settlement layer. more over big point is actually driving the renewable energy movement. this is simply because energy is the biggest and most expensive input. so naturally, miners are motivated to drive down costs down. other industries, like manufacturing are also very energy intensive, but they have less of an incentive because other costs, like metal, lumber, steel, labor, etc, they're bigger costs that they're more focused on. so for more we have christy harkins coined us managing editor of technology. so christy many critics still argue that miners are the ideal customer for fossil fuels rather than renewables.

>> tara is exactly right.s to get past donald trump while keeping the trump constituency. nobody has a way to figure that out, right now. ron desantis, arguably the hottest candidate in republican candidates. his failed point is that what we saw on election night in the winter was nobody really wants the brand of trumpism that donald trump and ron desantis are offering. he's not something new in terms of the philosophical -- underpinnings of the republican party. he uses -- the attack science, history, the lgbt community, he eliminated majority minority districts in the state of florida, he set up his own election police force. he is trumpism. trumpism has been rejected in 18, 20, and again in 22, and the question is, can rhonda sanchez make his image into a chamber of commerce republican, a jeb bush republican? it wouldn't be believable. if he wants to enter the national stage with a trump playbook, ron desantis is going to have a lot harder time than i think most people think he would. >> it'll be interestin

berezovets, an officer of the first separate special brigade named after ivan bohun, taras.f you see me. good night. another meeting of the supreme commander was held, where they discussed the situation in bakhmut and under the crime scene, so i would like to ask you for your conclusions on the assessment of the situation around bakhmut, first of all, based on your own experience, and to communicate with our military from different parts, what is happening there now the same thing is happening since the first days of the russian invasion, when the russians approached the city of bakhmut . what is the name of the stars, i say conventionally in quotes? of course, the so-called russian stars, i'm pretty, that's him, and now also general gerasimov. in yesterday's video, which was published in telegram channels that went viral, including ukrainian networks, two wagners directly threaten the general, the chief of the general staff of the armed forces. of the russian federation to valery gerasimo obscenely addressing him that he is allegedly to blame for the shortage of ammunition

taras calls for strengthening civilian and military aid to ukraine . not only on the way to victory, but to plan help for many years in advance natalka churikova kostyantyn golubchyk voice of america american magazine time named the president volodymyr zelenskyi and the spirit of ukraine as the person of 2022 this is how the people who, in the opinion of the editors, most influenced the passage through the holes are celebrated regardless of whether the battle for ukraine fills us with hope or fear, volodymyr zelenskyi charged the world in a way we have not seen for decades, his editor-in-chief edward felson explained the choice of the magazine talt edition also noted the courage of the ukrainian nation and people who, by their example, formed the spirit of ukraine that inspired the whole world in 2022, russian forces continue to focus on in the bahamian direction, depleting its troops, at the same time due to numerous defeats, russia changed its strategy and moved from attempts of rapid offensives to bombing critical infrastructure about the peculiarities of the current course of the

kompanichenko and it brought tears to my eyes because when we sat and listened to taras kompanichenko know, another 9 months that's why it still seemed to us that by christmas we would at least not live to see how many of our outstanding fellow heroes who gave their lives for ukraine and ukraine should remember to pray for them, pray for their families, and pray for those who are now under fire er for those who are er captured. we have no right to forget about any of our soldiers, about any of our civilians who are in captivity, our goal is to free everyone, and that's why yesterday was like me until a very festive christmas when we were able to gather with many half-sisters and had the honor of listening to taras kompanichenko - he is the pride of ukraine - he is a treasure of ukraine, he is a person who restored and is restoring ukrainian heritage yesterday he performed a lot of unknown works by skovoroda these are extremely modern works and we were simply surprised how relevant it is now, how many centuries have passed and it is relevant, it says that our war has been going on for

to have died, tara shutting down a major covert 19 tracking app. as it eases pandemic restrictions, people will be able to travel again without their movements being tracked. there's been growing criticism over the tough measures that lead to widespread protests across the country in great britain heavy so and freezing temperatures have forced airports to cancel flights. he throw alone europe's largest airport, called off more than 50 flights. there are also reports of trains being delayed and numerous car accidents. european parliament vice president has been charged with corruption of allegations that world cup host could tar paid huge bribes to influence e u policy. ever kylie has been stripped off her powers after investigate is reportedly found bags of cash in her home. she's one of 4 people arrested so far in connection with the scandal. belgian prosecutors expanded their corruption investigation into members of the european parliament over the weekend, announcing at least one more suspect. and the search of yet another home belonging to a la

juliÁn castro and tara are still with me.usly, republicans know that we can see how they voted? how can they vote against something like paid sick leave for essential workers in the year 2022? >> it is pretty remarkable because the idea of paid sick leave is something that the party has evolved on. when i was on the hill, republicans were against it because it felt that it was attacks on businesses, there is all kinds of different conservative economic reasons for it. they felt that it should not be government mandated, and all these things. but there's been evolved position on this, surprisingly over the last couple of years. maybe it was ivanka trump's influence on this, i do not really know what she did in the white house, but that was one of her things. but, people even like governor christie know that, he was public about paid family leave. you had some senator, senator rubio, who is in leadership over there, they have talked about this because it is actually a winning issue for republicans, especially with middle-class

so i will turn to tara. tara martha. tara, your work has been focusing on matters of crisis pregnancy centers. i would love for you to tell us how in the wake of dobbs, how and -- first of all, what ccpcs are, and why they matter in the way of dobbs? what >> thank you for having me here today. it is so good to be with you all. i work with women's law project, a state based public interest legal aid center in pennsylvania. and in collaboration with our partners at a table called the alliance, we decided that we needed to analyze crisis pregnancy centers which are antiabortion activist centers that are focused on preventing access to abortion and to contraception. a lot of people don't realize that cpc, sometimes called antiabortion centers, they call themselves now they've shifted their own verbiage in response to bad press, well earned bad press and call themselves pregnancy health centers, pregnancy resource centers. but they're supposed to participation as they are to abortion. and we decided to take a look at looking

taras that it is very difficult to have any prospects now and to build some strategies, any vision , because when we analyze the drafts of the state budget for the 23rd year, the ministry of economy itself says that that they live in conditions where it is very difficult to predict something, and therefore the macroeconomic forecast is based on some current and everyday things, there are hidden risks of war , the risks that russia may continue to carry out its terrorist acts are taken into account , and therefore it is very difficult to determine what may happen tomorrow, but well in fact, i would like to add the following that despite the fact that the countries are in such a terrible economic state, because we understand that the budget deficit is approximately somewhere there probably more than billions of dollars, if you consider the hryvnia equivalent, but along with this, we have very powerful, very strong support from the outside, and we can say that today it is possible to do so. revenues that came from our external partners to cover this crazy deficit of the state budget and

well, all i saw in taras's suit is an embroidered shirt, well, it's clearly visible there, if you zoomszgards, and these are hanging on the corals, there are burgundy trousers, there are some through the belt, but i don't see any orange-black colors there. some such overlays, there is a trail with ukrainian ornaments, he has kobza, while there is marichka, the second character, and a cash register of the ukrainian flag with blue and yellow ribbons, the person didn’t see that it was just ukrainian symbols, and that suddenly there is a cossack, this is just super cool. here he is well, look what a cool nine here, i saw some york tapes in him, well, you know, this one is like that. and it reminded me of a joke about an old man from bandera who is already dying, the whole family has gathered and he says that there is such a thing that sparkles, sometimes not the eyes muscovy well, and so on, there is always so much negativity that he is always somewhere i want to see a muscovy. in order to finally say something bad about him, here and here, that is, everywhere they shine some symbols are c

i will turn to tara, tara murtha, your work has been focusing on matters of crisis pregnancy centers, and i would love for you to tell us about how, in the wake of dobbs, well, first of all, what ccpcs are and why they matter in the week of dobbs. >> thank you for having me here today, it's so great to be with you all. i work with women's law project, a state based legal center in pennsylvania. in collaboration with our partners at a table called the alliance, we decided that we need to analyze crisis pregnancy centers, which are antiabortion activist centers that are focused on preventing access to abortion and to contraception. a lot of people don't realize that cpcs, sometimes called antiabortion centers, they call themselves now, they have shifted, their own verbiage in response to bad press, well earned that price, they call themselves pregnancy helps hunters or resource centers. they are opposed to contraception, as they are to abortion. we decided to take a look at what services cpcs provided in the nine states in which the collective organizations operate. we did that against

and tara, this is why i think trump, the problem is scale. he seems to have just been a crime scene walking for decades. and so the tax thing winds up being more, you know, of a humiliation, to andrew's point, because he's tried to portray himself as a billionaire. he clearly wasn't. i think we now know that was never true. but i think what's kind of interesting and where it does sort of dovetail with the january 6th and what the special counsel is looking at is the tax returns could explain to you who he owes. it could explain to you who might have influence over him. i feel like the media and reporters are going to have a lot more interest in what comes out of these tax returns because they can then go through them, if and when they're released and i assume they're going to be because every other president has had them made public. that will be something people like yourself will be able to see because it will tell you who his influences and who his negative influences and debts are to? >> yeah, we saw this with the pulitzer prize winning r

and tara tahbaz, mirad tahbaz's daughter. let me ask you first, all of you three grew up here in the u.s., went to school here in d.c., or and, you know, outside new york, tara, your father has been jailed. your mother also, your mother vita has been there. is it house arrest? >> travel ban. >> they took her passport away. >> yes. >> you're without both of your parents since 2018? >> since 2018, the last time that i saw them was november 2017. >> how -- how often is that -- tell us of the experience of having your parents there not knowing how to get them home? >> it's obviously been a nightmare that you couldn't imagine. i think, you know, every opportunity we get to hear their voices, we savor it because we don't know what can come. and they are taking it day by day to, trying to get them home, and you everything that we can to bring them back to us. >> and -- have you had help from the state department? >> yes. but you know, they're still not home. i'm still here without my parents. so until they are home, i am trying to d

tara how does it look? well, dan as you can see, it's still coming down pretty hard downtown. we were out and about earlier today. and for some residents with this rain come some worry. >> the quick rushing sounds of the creek. residents keeping a close eye. >> i went to look at the bridge and if it's coming over the bridge. >> greg bell lives less than a block away and knows all too well how quickly this creek can rise. these are images from the past. floodwaters filling streets and threatening homes. there are house flooded back in 2008. and so this entire neighborhood has most of the houses have been raised up about four or five feet. >> recalling heavy rains last year when they were out of town. >> the neighbors were calling. they said the water had breached the bridge. and it never quite reached our yard, so. we were ok. i don't get too terribly worried about it. i have flood insurance. >> and they also have friends visiting making the drive from bakersfield relieved to be off the roads. >> my husband'

joining me is ben collins and tara dowdell, president and ceo of the tara dowdell group.epe the frog was. it was an awful era, a nazi era on twitter. that is back, and he's tweeting it himself. to the point and the disinformation is so bad that the eu is considering whether it needs to ban twitter inside of the european union. and you know, liberal voices are stating that they're actually getting banned off twitter because alt-right basically far right racist factors are saying take these liberals off, and elon is doing it. what in the hell is going on over there? >> well, you know, elon is listening to people on the alt-right, guys like andy know, taking direction from them. these are people from the old meme wars. they're the people you were talking about from the 2015-2016, pepe the frog year of meme wars who accrued a lot of power since twitter has changed hands. and they have taken off those accounts you were talking about, chad loader who has been documenting proud boys and militia groups on twitter for years. they were the first to go over the week, and early this

lots of the holiday spirit is here, but we can tell you tara campbell joins us live, the store makingts way through the south bay, where we find her with a closer look at conditions, certainly wet pavement behind you, tara. >> yeah, the rings slowed down a little but it has been on and off all day, certainly not slowing shoppers down here at santana row and the entire surrounding area really, it is hopping, cars are piling to the parking lots and people are popping up the umbrellas but we can tell you it is wreaking havoc on the local highways here it on our way down from san francisco, we saw multiple cars off of the road as well as many accidents as we were making our way down here but not keeping the shoppers away. >> it made us put on jackets, that is pretty much it. put on jackets and grab umbrellas. but it is not stopping us. >> did you hesitate to get out here knowing how it was? >> not at all. we plan on coming out today, it is my son's 27th birthday, so we came out and had mexican food to have a great day. >> it's a horribly rainy day, did you hesitate to get out? >> no, i lo