i or some other countries in the u. nice. i know it's my fault of mine, right? for my people to get involved in this. this makes the question anthony, you know, you're in the okay, so give us a, you know, an up close and personal view of it here. so we have the current, the british prime minister, i mean is, is you create a winning issue for him because that's what he looks like. he's, he's always people, you know, they're train up to this issue and then is a lose lose issue for everybody, but touches it. explain to us what we need for. it's uh, almost a sort of desperation. uh, certainly with a the past 16. 05 suggests i'm gonna try you next week because it's quite clear this has been done in preparation, in prep process se, but you guys are in the defense of the eastern part that you guys is i see reducing the size of this home forces. yeah, it's not knowing the value of this for you find the site, it's almost like it was trying to die spite the kind of government. but i venture if you look about something brief, i've treat probably this as well. if, if, if i

but it clears u nicely into the afternoon hours all this rain by the way has really helped when it comes to our pollen count. i mean taking a look at the tom allergens. still in the low to med yum category throughout the bay area. i know this was a very wild allergy season. trust me. had it too but it's starting to clear up nicely next week. taking a look at the thursday forecast throughout the bay area. upper 50s and lower 60s and we're still below average. thanks to the area of low pressure just offshore. but here's the good news i mentione it moving to the south right in as we head into the next couple of days. that's when we're goin to start drying up into next week. so looking at tuesday and wednesday of next week, that's when we start seeing that gradual jump into the 60s and 70s for our friends off in the inland areas. plenty of sunshin in store even to share all the way up into the north bay. and down into san jose too. so changes on the way. we'll updat you on that but for now how the roads looking? >>> if you are say heading into altamont pass area, you are seeing the slow and

u. s. know age and nice psalms and a few of the systems are showing up the gap, the will be a problem. so i think like to see if i munition. so that's the purpose is the landscape? well, that's what that means. government was talking about lots of course, on the 6 days question, which we've discussed before. because according to you, bringing media reports in may more than 90 percent of russian missiles were intercepted by these air defense systems. do you think this is this has been non sustainable that's why other 90 percent an excellent, excellent hit right on color. they still do have, i munition, the lakes that came out in february indicates i think this is very reliable that you kind of the world aren't going to run out. so i'm guessing about now. but of course, that doesn't mean it does kind of stop what they're doing is that calibrating that use of domination to you know, against the kind of a massage coming. in other words, a calibrating according to what the talk is going to be and what they devante over to. so not going to run out of my thoughts off any point. the issue is t

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u. n. refugee agency has the 3rd mean any me show planning fieger of more than 800000 refugees and rights are nice that maybe they that may fleece to, than to neighboring countries. sorry, the u. n. says the scale of the exodus is staggering. and so don's neighbors are struggling to accommodate those who have fled their home soon. shoulder the number of displaced people through the last 2 weeks exceeds as a result of conflict. ah, it exceeds all conflict related displacements reported ensued on in 2022 just to give you a sense of the scale of movement. ah, since april 15, asia and her family managed to escape the fighting that has gripped that homeland together with thousands of others who have made the journey. they now face an uncertain future. toby hoard is the un, it's yours. principle situation coordinator for sedans dar for region. he was evacuated just a few days ago and told us about the situation he had left behind. i mean, i was fortunate i, i was, i have actuated on thursday night from the french military military forces, along with 102 other humanitarian personnel, un humanitarian pers

u and refugee agency has the 3rd mean. i mean me, she was planning fieger of more than 800000 refugees and right there, nice that maybe they, that may fleeced to, than to neighboring countries. sunday, the u. n. says the scale of the exodus is staggering. and students neighbors are struggling to accommodate those who have fled their home soon. shoulder, the number of displaced people through the last 2 weeks exceeds as a result of conflict. ah, it exceeds all conflict related displacements report ensued on in 2022 just to give you a sense of the scale of movement. since april 15, asia and her family managed to escape the fighting that has gripped their homeland together with thousands of others who have made the journey. they now face an uncertain future. earlier i spoke to matt, the sher, the canadian journalist, whose covering events in student from neighboring egypt. i asked him for the latest on the situation in student yeah, the situation hasn't improved very much. i mean, there are talks at both committee and, and they're hard to belligerence, and this war would be keen to send people in order to jumpstart negotiatio

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but it's going to shape u to be a nice day. and still coo for the next couple of days though. in the bay area. but a lot of changes coming. right jess? >> i know. i mean we're talking about mother's day weekend righ around the corner. and it's going to be so warm. >> been a gift. >> compared to what we have right now. so prepare now befor you head outside and make sure you are hydrating earlier this week. before you get into our weekend forecast. it's going to be a scorcher compared to current. starting off today coo and mild with localized fog and i'm going to show you in a minute. i mean if you look out the window in certain neighborhoods definitely noticing it already. pretty muc throughout the rest of this week. later this week, we have major warming trend. which is definitely worth noting. if you are planning on heading outdoor this weekend but we're starting off with the live look right no just off into the east bay and actually you know what? i'm going to step back and show it it once more. live view. for th most part it's partly cloudy above us. just off into the eas b

u wave tariffs on ukrainian goods to help but farm as nice in europe complained that they were being left with mountains of unsold produce and that the availability of cheaper ukrainian grains damaged bad business. poland normally a staunch ally of ukraine even banned imports unilaterally leaving long lines of ukrainian trucks stuck at the border in april, ukraine's foreign ministry called the restrictions on its grain exports via the e. you quote, categorically, unacceptable. the agreement aims to let ukrainian agricultural products travel through the e. u bots allow poland, romania, bulgaria, slovakia, and hungary to impose internal temporary restrictions on some grain. plus it gives the option to restrict more produce and future. at the same time, it lets ukrainian goods into the you without tariffs for another year, mr. to those success when you, i think this is a success for the european union that it was possible to reach a compromise solution of and get out of this crisis, which seemed to be potentially dangerous economically. and also politically the ship that compromise solu

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the truth is that to dekalb and nice, we need to the minute tries, the u. s. needs to turn to international cooperation across the military might to resolve into was complex story. my next question is to because rather than the militarize, the u. s. army, this past year released its 1st climate strategy. which does i propose to cut emissions in half by 2030 and the net 0 by 2050. is this enough and isn't even usable or well, i think you're going to look at what these targets really mean. the other thing about costing telephone emissions. that's a relatively straightforward today when things like side of the panels on, on military bases, energy efficiency and energy basis. but when it comes to actually reducing emissions of the equipment, the equipment that they deployed, then all of those are either exemption from the target or the predicate on technologies which are either in a very early stage of development or, or on the drawing board never be used for military purposes or they, they propose using upsets common upsets which are offered with problems and

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u. s. is expected to announce a large aid package for ukraine this week. part of which will be additional ammunition for drugs. it's nice, however, you're sending hundreds more troops to call somebody off the classes between 9. so late peacekeepers sundays to make served. they make up the majority in the countries knolls, and they've been demanding the removal of recently elected ethnic albanian may is instead dominated towns. tensions have been running high since those officials took office, and the latest on wrist is raising fees of a new regional crisis. after a day of interesting classes, authorities to taking no chances. nato peacekeepers now stand god on the streets of sab chun ceiling of rhodes, the municipal buildings, the bed, the scars of the violence that happens here. on monday, a standoff between police nato troops and ethnics protest is turned into a running bottle. tension splashing up to demonstrate, has tried to force the way into the town whole by that seems played out in towns right across the newest. and during at least 30 peacekeepers and dozens of protest is the use top diplomats now working all si

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u. s will default on its debts. okay pretty nice day today warmed up over what we had on saturday. temperature wise. these are the numbers highs tomorrow are going to be warmer than this. or these so that 83 and fairfield, which was warmer than yesterday, it will make it to maybe 92 93 and maybe 92 or 93. so these inland spot, santa rosa will be in the low nineties, so you'll notice it tomorrow. it's already noticeably warmer outside. right now there's less fog along the coast of the sea breezes, not really extending that far inland, so we're seeing kind of mild. temperatures. and we're not seeing a ton of fog push tonight. the reason for this is the high still lingering close to us, and it's gonna hang through tomorrow. so it was here today. it was here tomorrow and then boom. it goes away as we head into tuesday, and that's big, low parks itself offshore, and that's what happened last week, and that's why we ended up with when we had the energy to weeks ago, we had those very cool or below what you might expect temperature wise for this time of year. so we had some thunderstorms

u 8. news. you have this shoppers, you a nice just to read something last week. i believe there are a lot of apple device boats are almost balls with try to you on land, sharper space equals. so she wants to use prime the living with the shop, the, the, your near, the practical college of felicia here. will they get a little bit more complex started or she has been will? absolutely. but this is august the crime you know, just being at basketball stuff. okay. yeah, alex and everybody can go to you before we're going to wrap up here the last 30 seconds here. and neither side is going to give up. that's the problem, is that at 30 seconds my friend go ahead. he's a likely to have any kind of agreement when we have this, such as the 1st and to such a head. and there is separating both parties. no, no, none of them are willing and available to see and to do queens offer any kind of point. and because there isn't one single point where the parties can get closer, i believe that's the only solution is to one of the parties to answer that with the huge defeats on the wron

u. k. bottom transport is more expensive. it yeah, yeah, my salary. okay. now, nice and are not my bill is and then i'll wait be bill more novels yet. he no longer water. it's not only health workers. teachers are also organizing coordinated strikes as they seek to increase pressure on the government in a dispute overpay oh oh, well the government news in news does not good enough because he's new to new. oh, listen. have to keep going to make the government lose any kind of situation is but they need him to table. they need to listen to pay back what they owe. you know, the national education union has called for 2 strikes in recent weeks, affecting 22000 schools. the action comes after the any you reject it. a payoff for the u. k. government is criticizing the labor actions saying they're not doing any good. it's incredibly disappointed that going to go on strike strikes do, do not add any value. they only cause damage and particularly to those young people that you were talking about. other public sector workers are now. i think they was as to those of the nurses

and also such as they can track dot loan that we talked about nice, we already finished paying off the u. k. in 2015. that means people like myself by the said so shocking. i have paid cash, full descendants of people who enslaved people. so i pay tax money on that. so some of my tax one has gone to paying off the debt of people who still people from another place. but that sounded like mind blowing. i want to bring up another voice into our conversation just to move us on a little bit because i wish we know why we're talking about this, this issue, but not how then do we approach it? and i think we start to break must so dick's and he's a teacher and he lays out very clearly about what he feels about, reparations. he is, and then know, can you help us understand? what is the slavery of going to do in a practical way? his breakfast is that america should take the new reparations called black americans, who are the sins of american slaves. freeman is what they have done for other proves that this federal government has wrong from native americans. though this moultrie ation in turn, japan

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u. s. troops remain in the country, and iraq is still fighting a nicely insurgency. while the countries natural resources continue to be plundered . while the war, as steve just took us through, there was predicated on the false promises of liberation and led to decades of term . or you can tell the into our special project war of terror, exposing the u. s. rule and the devastating consequences for the oil rich country on r t dot com and right across our social media channels as well. goodbye. ah lou ah ah ah ah, washington, these menus cards are not enough. if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple don't put your humans.

u. wave tariffs on ukrainian goods to help but farm, it's nice in europe complained that they were being left with mountains of unsold produce and that the availability of cheaper ukrainian grains damaged bad business. poland normally a staunch ally of ukraine even banned imports unilaterally, leaving long lines of ukrainian trucks stuck out the border in april, ukraine's foreign ministry called the restrictions on its grey exports via the e. you quote, categorically, unacceptable. the agreement aims to let ukrainian agricultural products travel through the e u, but allow poland, romania, bulgaria, slovakia, and hungary to impose internal temporary restrictions on some grain. plus it gives the option to restrict more produce and future. at the same time it lets ukrainian goods into the e u without tariffs for another year. mister supposed took this one you. i think this is a success for the european union, but it was possible to reach a compromise solution and get out of this crisis which seemed to be potentially dangerous economically. and also politically. the issue that compromise sol

u. s. troops remain in the country, and iraq is still fighting a nicely insurgency. while the country is natural resources continue to be plundered. steve sweeney with the extended report. okay, a reminder for all the updates on this the 1st day of a brand new month, our twitter page has you covered and i'll catch you again up the top in just under 30. my fin. ah ah, with this office there? yesterday a november 22nd 2022 count raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service offices, blocking entrances and exits to keith's eldest monastery. they were looking for an alleged russian spies among the monks. and so i just got pretty new molla lava with the de ukrainian security services can brandon agent of moscow. any mongo priest unwilling to break relations with the russian orthodox church? dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated to form a reason for the brutal crackdown. one church, his parishioners said some a song about russia ah, me often numerous such as s b u officers reported they'd found orthodox magazines printed in russia. the s b u didn

u. k. the president president, lucy, nice to live. the silver has edge south american countries to defend their economic and cultural ties at a regional summit in brazil, yet it was the 1st continental gathering in almost a decade. less said south american integration was interrupted by recent years in recent years by conservative governments accusing as far right process, a desirable scenario of isolating brazil from the world. that's bringing our latin america to tennessee and newman, who is in brasilia for us covering this summit. so tell us more about what to present do as set at the start of this summit. lucio, what is this message to his uh uh, lead us to the lead to say hi that yes. hi there. what do you have a lot to say that, but the most important message of, or was to urge them to band together to put idea ology, another differences aside and create a south american block, which he says that during these times of global strife and so many other problems that humanity is facing, it is imperative that this continent show what

apartment being smuggled you work your butt off to you by your first home and you get a nice window and then you wake umorning with your cup of coffee and there's 14 houses your front yard spewing yeah -- 61 yeah that's true. >> tyrus: they using your hose >> gutfeld: it's so true. we have to move on hung up next to his here is oily and slick, and he pulled another dirty trick. 61 he dangled reparations and elevated expectations. but who could afford could have foretold how his decision would've told you that will dissly predicted on my other head show called the one plus four greece keith gavin is a no in the state's is $40 billion reparations scheme that was cooked up by some whacked out i brain task force. evidently though he is still a yes on applying here joe was a pretty nice. i wonder, this could be an amazing strategy on his part. pieces can be an amazing strategy on the governor's part. he commissioned the report that the end is so hysterical that there's nothing you can do abou it and then he could just kind of push and also nothing hap happens. there is no way this is happening. it is not po

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u. s. troops remain in the country, and iraq is still fighting a nicely insurgency. while the countries natural resources continue to be plundered, we spoke to one iraqi politician who blames the us for doing exactly the opposite of what it hailed as nation building. i think they're right, they accomplish the mission of destroying euro destroying the economy. introducing sectarianism, introducing terrorism at destroying the social, a coherence of iraqi society. they did achieve a great deal of destruction. so yes, for them. my mission was accomplished and route, but partially removing the influence of iraq from the middle east equation. and that was a very important step for the americans as full repercussions on the, the, it was a ploy, right from the beginning. iraq never had aly form of weapons of mass destruction. it was a joke, and it was a pretext for attacking iraq. now we will, people of iraq are grateful for the removal of saddam hussein. but we do feel great disappointment in what happened after that. how the rocky population paid the price for the american