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vida de residentes >> yo sÉ que las cosas materiales van y vienen, pero mi vida no, mi vida estÁ sobre todento de los bomberos siguen intentando apagar el incendio lo antes posible, ya que maÑana se espera un potencial de vientos altos es decir, pudiera poner la situaciÓn peor esa es la formaciÓn que tengo hasta el momento desde texas, rudy nieves telemundo hasta. >> >> gracias hablemos de la pandemia porque china reportÓ dos muertes por covid-19, son los primeros decesos en mÁs de un aÑo, el paÍs asiÁtico se ha visto azotado por una oleada de casos de Ómicron, ambas muertes ocurrieron en la provincia una de las personas no estaba vacunada y las dos sufrÍan de otras condiciones mÉdicas. con estas dos muertes la suma de vÍctimas mortales en china lleÓo a 4638 >> en estados unidos el dr. anthony fai anticipa que los casos de coronavirus comenzaran a aumentar en las prÓximas semanas. el principal exper en enfermedades infecciosas del paÍs, resaltÓ que cree que la variante b a 2 serÁ la cepa predominante en paÍses como el reino unido, francia y alemania, se ha reportado un rebrote d cod-19 con

th 1960snd'7, apartmt boom of ey were popular sbol of a new listyle, b tod they're gettg old. collaboration between the public and private sectors hopes to inject some new life into a former apartment building. nhk world's hirosa kento reports. >> reporter: a beer brewery. a ukulele workshop, a climbing wall, and a nursery school. all of this can be found in this renovated apartment building in fukuoka prefecture, southern japan. this is how this area looked in the 1970 s. it was developed as one of the largest comexes in this region. some 15,000 people used to live here. but as the residents and the buildings aged, more and more apartments became vacant. so the developer tied up with the city, and with companies and embarked on a project to revitalize the area. project leader and his team decided to renovate one building. they asked various local business owners to move in by emphasizing the low rents and cheap setting up costs. >> translator: people in the complex are loosely connected and help each other in daily life, and i also wanted to do something to turn the local eco

. >> pues mira, julio, tod depende de la distancia de su ciudad a polonia o cualquier otro punto de la kilÓmetros y tener que venir caminando para cruzar y escapar del conflicto bÉlico, julio. >> muchas gracias, rogelio, son mÁs de 2 millones de personas que han huido de polonia en estos 12 dÍas de guerra, pensemos quÉ harÍamos nosotros si de un momento a otro tuviÉramos que dejar nuestra casa para salvar la vida, quÉ objetos llevarÍamos, hicimos es pregunta a algunos de los refugiados aquÍ que dejar nuest casa para salvar l >> ¿cuÁnto puede caber en una maleta? no cabe la infancia, el hor ni los cariÑos, todo eso queda atrÁs, por eso el Éxodo e tan doloroso, en la frontera de polonia y ucrania, miles y miles de refugiados escapan de la guerra con muy poco. >> july nos enseÑÓ lo que lleva, solo su computadora y un par de documentos >> lo que soy es lo que llevo puesto, nos dijo >> su madre en cambio tambiÉn trae fotografÍas, son sus nietos, no han podido escapar con su familia y a ella solo de pensar en ellos se le hace un hoyo en el estÓmago fotografÍas nietos, no han podido escapar >

russian troops bombarded ukrainian cities tod, as its weeks-long invasion met resistance, and the capital city remained under ukrainian control. on the outskirts of the kyiv, russian shelling destroyed an ammunition center and an airfield. ukraine's military said that russian forces have captured the eastern outskirts of mariupol, a southeastern seaport city of nearly half a million residents. the ukrainian government also claimed that russian artillery hit a mosque in the city center, where more than 80 people were sheltering, including children. yesterday, the city reported more than 1,500 civilian deaths. russian forces have encircled mariupol, thwarting attempts to deliver aide to or evacuate its citizens. capturing the city could help russia establish a land corridor to crimea, which it annexed from ukraine in 2014. russian forces arelowly moving in on the ukranian capital of kyiv. today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky said the city was preparing for an attack and called russia's invasion “a war of annihilation.” >> ( translated ): as far as kyiv is concerned, if there are hu

dan: toddan: tod introduced a proposal to make california a place of refuge for transgender children in other states and their parents. a state senator of san francisco announced he co-authored the legislation in an effort to combat what he calls a wave of criminalization that is sweeping through texas and several other states. if approved, california law enforcement will ignore out-of-state court judgments that seek to remove transgender children from their parents custody for seeking gender affirming health care. >> it is a direct response to truly vicious, hateful, disgraceful, dangerous laws and executive actions in other states that target transgender children and their parents. dan: if the proposal passes, california would also de-prioritize out-of-state arrest warrants and subpoenas for parents who allow their transgender children to receive care here in california. karina: after the break, marking two years since bay area public health officials announced the covid shelter-in-place orders. a look at where cases stand now and optimism for the future ahead. dan: after camping o

[applause] is time to decouple the supply chain but that is not enough we have tod man us investmentith strategic chinese industries and encourage us factories and jobs to punish off shoring to china. further we need to scrutinize and regulate chinese investment in america much more closely. [applause] some of our orthodox libertarian friends me say this violates the principles of free trade. perhaps it does. but where is the libertarian ideas shape regulatory policy in the world of borders there is no natural level of people goods or moneyey moving across borders. it is a policy choice that must be made by the people in the representatives. reagan understood this.hy which is why he protected america's steel industry when they were dailies with cheap subsidized imports and to crackdown on trade abuses when they occurred. free trade is not free unless it flows both ways. [applause] china is not engaged in free-trade not even close and it's not even offered preferential access in america. despite all the tough talks too many in washington are still championing trade with china. last ye

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of that body appoints the following senators as members of the committee on the part of the senate tod escort te president of the united states the senator from new york. mr. schumer. the senator from vermont mr. leahy. the senator from illinois mr. durbin. the senator from michigan, stabenow. the senator from minnesota, is klobuchar. the senator from wisconsin ms. baldwin. the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell. ther senator from south dakota, mr. thune. the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. the senator from iowa, mr. ernst a. the senator from missouri, mr. blunt. and the senator from iowa, mr. grassley. >> the members of the escort committee will exit the chamber through the lobby doors. [background noises] >> madam speaker the dean at the diplomatic board. [applause] [background noises] [background noises] >> madam speaker the chief injustice and associate justices of the supreme court. [applause] [applause] [background noises] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> madam speaker the president's cabinet. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [

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i mean, they're angry they're so upset they don't know what tods and honestly feel like more people comey to get news out, get news out they need help. they want help. ukrainian people from what i've heard they want help but they don't want anybody fighting fight for them they're willing to put their lives on line to do it themselves. >> well -- ukrainians are very proud resilient, strong people. there has been a call the president zelenskyy had for those living abroad to come home and any fighters that want to fight their fight. they want weapons. they don't want a ride. that put up all last week they need ammunition. >> insult to ukrainian people? >> it was a spit in our face. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. we will be live next saturday 10 p.m. eastern time live coverage

we can't build a wall high enough tod keep out a vaccine. the vaccine can stop the spread of these diseases. we've lost so much with covid-19. time with one another, and loss of life. let's use this moment to reset and stop looking at covid as a partisan dividing line. see it for what it is. a god-awful disease. let's stop seeing each other as enemies start seeing each other for who we are. [applause] we can't change how divided we've been and it's been a long time coming but we can change how to move forward on covid-19 and other issues faced together. i recently visited the new york city police department and the partner officer. they were responding to a call when a man shot and killed him with a stolen gun. he was 27-years-old. they later chose the parole as the police officers. i spoke with the families and told them we are forever in debt to their sacrifices and will carry on their mission to restore the safety and trust the community deserves. likeom some of you that have ben around for a while, i've worked with you on these issues fo

the city has large greek community and athens try tods secure safe passage for a rag tag of greek diplomatsurnalists. with marupol just five miles behind suddenly appeared in the midst. we hoped they were ukrainians. they were not. we filmed the russians. >> i can count four russian tanks. thankfully the crews appear to be quite relaxed. somebody from our lead vehicle is going to have a chat to convince them that we are who we say we are, innocent convoy leaving marupol for safety. you can see the zed on one side of one of the tanks. i can, any way. definitely russians. >> reporter: at one point the tank turned our way. we were staring down the barrel. it's not clear what spooked them but something definitely did and sundayly some of the rush slan soldiers to triegt and left of the tank were kneeling and aiming their rifles at our convoy. they checked our id, searched our vehicles and allowed us to proceed. it took a while to drive through what turned out to be a large russian armored column. their presence confirmed that m marupol is encircled and taking a pummelling. to the russian speaki

disastrous if we go and of the agreement really, and then, of course, you know what this is going tods're already starting to see the payoffs being made to the iranians. is that this is going to give theman more resources to intensy four decade along proxy war against us and you played clip from talking about the lack of sports and we're splu kateing to iran yean and we took away from houthis in yemen inflicting hocial losses on the yemenis people and using drone and missiles to talk emiratings and we don't designate them a iranian proxy force because we don'ts want to hurt feelings of iranians so i think this makes no sense. this is not end of american paths for he said but just evidence of a really idiot egg policy towards iranian placed on flawed assumption iran if we welcome back into the order they'll monitor behavior and forget to consider not only record of this four decade long proxy war against united states, is real they're arab neighbor but ideology of the revolution they really believe in the ideology of the evolution and there are a government that is hostile to the united

. >> i think it is nice tod o see we are getting back to normal. id. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area's news. >>> everyone is back inside in an east bay apartment complex this morning after a tense few hours. pleasant hill pol had t evacuate about 20 people after ey found explosive materials in one of thets yesterday. that department and police were investigating vandalism charges in both of ties. police, the fbi and a bomb squad went to investigand found osives ine man home. they arrested the suspect and destroyed the explosives. no one was hurt and the all clear was given just after 8:00 last night. >>> much more ahead on today in th bay, cominp new details confirme surrounding u.s. military crash over. plus,reathing easier or hog your eath. aschools stop the mask mandate, revealing the key takeaways from the pandemic. >> we have rain on the stormranger, mobile doppler radar. you can see it pushing into parts of fairfield right now, moving into san rafael. san francisco, look at the rain up ahead. no rain just yet for san jose but it is com

. >>> as vladimir putin says ukraine may lose its statehood >> tod they have ruined my city, destroyedhousands huddle underground. >> please, we don't have enough food for m ukrainians fill the s protest and see continue their fierce fight on the

now report tod 15 miles from the city center, vladimir putin's army also advancing on mariupol in theth after a week-long siege. the strategic port city coming under heavy bombardment setting up a potential humanitarian catastrophe with hundreds of thousands of people trapped in the onslaught. hello, everyone, and is welcome to "fox news live," i'm mike emmanuel. alicia: i'm alicia and acuna. it's day 17 of the war, and vladimir putin is inflicting pain on even more -yard line ukrainians -- ukrainians, hitting cities and towns far from from the front lines. analysts say he's trying to break the will of the ukrainian people, but president zelenskyy says their resolve is only growing stronger. [speaking in native tongue] our our armed forces are doing everything to deprive the army of the war against ukraine. we've already gone down in history, but we have no right to retuesday the intensity no matter how difficult it is. alicia: we have reporters across the region from the war zone to countries faced with the worst every few gee crisis in europe since world war ii. we start with trey y

>>> as vladimir putin says ukraine may lose its statehood >> tod they have ruined my city, destroyed many homes >> thousands huddle underground. >> please, we don't have enough food for m ukrainians fill the s protest and see continue their fierce fight on the battlefield. western nations, though, reject president zelenskyy's calls for a no fly zone. >> the talkeo talk with putin because there are no ways to stop this war >> plus the refugee crisis some 1.5 million have already fled the country >> my daughter was crying and saying she may never see me again. >> ukrainians leave everything behind >> my home, my dogs, my cats, my life >> and charges of bias against some refugees. my guest this morning, secretary of state antony blinken, senator joe manchin of west virginia, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, and we'll have reports from kyiv and the polish border. plus the first post-invasion poll shows a big bounce for president biden. are we about to see a change in our domestic politics. joining me for inside analysis are nbc correspondent hallie jackson, eddie glaude jr. of princet

that the country lau launched its first intercontinental ballistic missile in almost five years, bryan tod this test firing, also just received new pictures of the launch and according to official release from north korea, this is the missile analysts feared the most. north korea's 38-year-old supreme commander ramps up his aggression toward the west and missile capability, kijm jong-un's regime conducted first test of intercontinental ballistic missile in four years, before splashing down off japan's west coast, this could be the longest range missile ever tested by north korea. >> missile went more than 6,000 kilometers above the earth and on a normal trajectory would have gone 12,000 kilometers, enough to hit anywhere in the united states. >> kim personally commanded the successful launch and this was the wasong 17, first revealed in 2020 at this military parade and displayed again last fall next to kim on a red carpet, a larger, more ominous missile than anything he's tested before. this is north korea's 11th missile test this year which came after an extended period when kim had refra

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the new round of phishing scams you need to be tod s as foxes. jonathan serrie tells us this comes as public health officials have labeled the omicron sub variant b a to a variant of concern. new covid-19 infections are plummeting after hitting record levels in january , but some health experts predict another rising cases from the macron sub variant b a two. it makes up 35% of covid infections in the us up about 10% in the last two weeks. the cdc and world health organization now labeling it a variant of concern. the biden administration says the focus should be on preparation, not panic. if we get people in these tools, vaccines, boosters treatments, then we can actually get through waves that may come and go be a two is led to a resurgence of coronavirus and parts of asia and europe. chinese health officials are keeping the country's zero covid strategy in place during the surge, but they say the majority of be a two infections have been mild so far. the epidemic situation in china is characterized by multiple spot more frequent outbreaks over

they told us this quote we provided media coverage of troops assigned tod europe that said we are notmbedding journalists where we didro in iraq and afghanistan. we are not providing extensive media access. in other words, buzz off, you have no right to know.o but michael tracey is there. soo we thought we should check in with him said he of coursepp writes on substance and we're happy to see him so i should just say don't even need tora respond. but to frame this , you've been coming on the show for at least five years to talk about russia. you kind of follow that storyy all the way to its logicallu conclusion. what do you seeing in poland that we're not hearing about here? we'll think about what the pentagon apparentlyyo just told you today. they're not even allowing hand-picked reporters, the reporters who would be disposed to have a favorableav impression of what the u.s. military is doingor in poland to come view what the government representatives you know, what the taxpayers representatives are doing in close proximity to a hot war zone and what they're doing ultimately is dire

who look at these videos of him and track his potential health sickness and other thingss in order tod determine whether he's of sound mind or not. and they also we also have our human sources. hopefully we've got a few of those well-placed who can tell us what putin is up to. but this is a perilous time. vladimir putin has used chemical weapons on his ownis opposition o. that's's the novacek the banneds chemical substance. he turned f.s.b defector litvinenko into a human dirtyoi bomb and he poisoned with polonium to tend to another key requirement for the intelligence community. i can telleq from my experience at cia o is whether russia plans on using chemical weapons or even tactical nuclear weapons. this is the time for us to engage ah the russian counterparts and warn them off of that .in tell them's it's putin's war .e there's an off ramp for everybody else. it might not be one for putin but there is foror his military if they refuse to take these orders as you noted. >> that's always the case, douglas. we only have about a minute left but any time you haveeb a nuclear power, any

the next question is that when cpg3.1 we are being produced tod to a roof deck and we have a roof deck placement it sits too close to chestnut street so hold back fight feet and since there's no dimension strain you can abstract from width of stairs, et cetera, how close it sits to the edge of chestnut street it could be held back further and it also needs to be held back from the property line to the building to the west. those are just observations that i would like to throw out and just listen to what other commissioners think about the project. >> thank you. do you want the project sponsor respond on the plants. >> can you repeat the page number for the roof deck? i'm just scrolling through. >> that's page 31. >> thank you. >> call propose roof plan. >> thank you so much. >> hello commissioners, real quick, i'll address the roof decks. commissioner moore is correct it doesn't lineup with the policy we recently adopted on roof decks so particularly with respect to the side building walls and the property lines there should be a minimum of five foot setback there and it looks like th

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>> not tod my knowledge. i was in a meeting where i talked about that just before he came so i think that's what the surprise move is. >> one of the challenges is being able to back fill any claims provided to ukraine their willingness on the part of our european allies to help support this effort? >> i think the most important in the short-run with regard to poland is they brandished it from full air security from the nato alliance and as you know the u.s. has increased their support to poland as has other nato allies. we are also looking at putting patriot batteries into poland. the main issues to value it together what poland's immediate needs are in the context of ,being a neighbor. >> i certainly agree with the line of questioning that you heard from senator bob rubio about the disinformation and if you want to know know what russia's planning look at what accusing us of. what to what extent are we working with our allies on responding to the disinformation because obviously the baltic countries poland a

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we have been continually tod provide bridges of dialogue, of conversation, even if people to get along since that time we've been healing and going into the radicalization work, we have to get much further upstream. if you are waiting for somebody, enters the numerous incidents, i can count three now up once i know that prevented from happening.us part of that was to get further upstream andt not wait until te gunman for the suspect joseph to the synagogue, mosque or the church.. if we don't get further upstream it's too late at that point and its too late for law enforcement unfortunately at that point. i speak this to be respectful of the capacitive law enforcement officers but even law enforcement officers know that we need to get much further upstream and stop it at the house, stop it at the faith community, stop it with somebody who can say something at that point. >> thank you. rabbi, you let your attacking because he told to use hungry and the night in the cold. how does the concept of generosity to strangers shape your role as a rabbi and do you believe the threat of domestic t

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