u. s. a. loan, a proof over $33000000000.00 worth of aid. the taxpayers seem to be the main funders off this 8 is being branded as democracy contributions by joe biden. you talk to human rights, slow it down cuz i like is that the west is looking to prolong the war for as long as possible. not about helping you crane. i mean, in fact it's quite the opposite. do this warn you cry and they want to weaken russia? clearly this is about attacking russia and using the ukrainians is, can, and bought or to do that. it appears they want to sacrifice the ukrainians, keep this war going. as long as they can. despite the fact that essentially the outcome is now pre ordained and that is that russia will, i think that she, that goes, but they want to make it as costly on russia as possible. and as they say they will fight russia to the last ukrainian to do that. countries have the will to help. yeah. so of course it will be rebuilt in syria, which is not gotten to help in the international community and they have not rebuild. so look, good, talk to the in

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if you're interested in a disaster loan you can apply on the u. s. ing about it being pretty darn cold for a lot of us this morning was cold, plus our revisiting yesterday afternoon because so much happened yesterday, not only in santa rosa also saint alina and yonville. they've seen those three areas seem to take the most as far as hail goes here. winemaker inspecting the vineyards after the hailstorm had goose cross sellers in yonville. and if my crack research team that would be me. is correct. that is bill nancarrow. the winemaker at goose cross in the outfield. if that's not right, please let me know. but be nice. that's all i ask. i'm trying to look all this up. but, yes, lots of hills reports from santa rosa st alina and also around yonville. yonville had really good rain half inch. saint alina close to that santa rosa in town, 44 1 hundred's a lot of lightning strikes as well being reported around qataris and i'm up to bennett valley, vacaville. quarter of an inch fairfield point oh, eight. mission peak, fremont 80.8, napa 0.4. and you. this r

u. s. is actually japan. so japan has been pouring in a lot of grants and aid and loans on infrastructure more than the united states and definitely more than china. so i do think that if this in the pacific economic framework will work, it must not be just purely seen as the u. s. pouring in money in the region, but it would really need to be a bit more multi lateral on that. because at the n, as in countries like the philippines are very distrustful of. busy being asked to choose between the us and china, so therefore middle powers, like japan and others might become more palatable to, to us in countries was afraid of being crushed, made by this 2 superpowers. are speaking about japan awhile present. biden was in japan, there was also a lot of talk about a hot conflict, similar to the one that's in russia and nato over ukraine. rafting in your parts of the world. how high is, is, is a threat of that in your view. well, the, it of, before the russia plane conflict, the flash point in southeast asia, in, in the south china sea and the east china c. as, as always been there, i can distinctly remember that the,

u. s. is actually japan. so japan has been pouring in a lot of grants and aid and loans on infrastructure more than the united states and definitely more than china. so i do think that if this in the pacific economic framework will work, it must not be just purely as the u. s pouring in money in the region, but it would really need to be a bit more multi lateral on that. because at the end, i see on countries like the philippines are very distrustful of being asked to choose between the us and china. so therefore, middle powers, like japan and others might become more palatable to, to us in countries was afraid of being crushed by these 2 superpowers. or speaking about japan awhile present. but it was in japan, there was also a lot of talk about a hot conflict. similar to the one that's in russia and nato over ukraine, rafting in your part of the world. how high is, is, is a threat of that in your, you? well, the, it of, before the russia plane conflict, the flashpoint in southeast asia, in, in the south china sea and the east china c. as, as always been there, i can distinctly remember that the, the threat w

u. s. is announced. it will a deploy american troops to somalia. since 2004 algebra has been conducting a brutal insurgency, loans been driven out of most cities, including the capital market tissue. and i still controlled many rural areas. algebra said to have anywhere between $5.10 fighters and makes it money by extorting civilians under route to see of those who don't cooperate, end up paying on even higher price. a dreamy beach on the coast of somalia, capital mogadishu, a holiday makers, paradise elite hotel is known for its delicious seafood and epic views. but in 2020 the islamist militant group, osh bob attacked it, killing 11 people and injuring several more. they'll tell had become a target, because it had refused to pay extortion money to our shop up william on the, in, in the, in the, the elite hotel never paid. i'll should bob's illegal extortion money when i'm in. there's no reason that we should pay it. why didn't we hope to maintain this position so that it encourages other business people so that the government and people work together to fight against this terrorist grew highly. you, helen, with

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a j b. u. s. is expected the policy bill, which could leave opec members open to lawsuit said flores and loans than mediately after the head of the car tell said there was no current possibility to replace russian oil. also ahead. when did is this, there will be prior to the article, terrorist, and when these things are destroyed, then garza this self difference, that palestinians deserve peace and prosperity americans, envoy to the un esteeming maid caught off guard by a question on double standards by washington on the israel palestine with across the world around the clock. this is our t great to have you with us today. let's get to our top story at 7 pm in the russian capital. new humanitarian car doors are being allowed to open to allow civilians to leave the as off style steel plants in mario, paul, the russian military has also announced a 3 day pause in hostilities russian and then yet republic forces will cease all military activity while the humanitarian roots saw in operation with troops also removed to a safe distance. earlier for than a 100 local civilians left the plot. we heard from

loans and grants. would help keep, continue a central operation, such as paying salaries to public employees. also on the agenda, the g 7th plant oil embargo against russia, the u. s. now, once allies put tariffs on russian imports over the coming months before that ban, interest effect, or deed of your port ashtosh is pending is standing outside that meeting, which is taking place in the germantown of colonel venter ashatash. good to have you. is there any doubt that that g 7 countries are going to cover this whole in ukraine's budget stephen? yet it looks likely that these are ministers, were meeting behind me in this hotel would be able to stick together some sort of a financial plan to help you create and see. there is a growing understanding among the ministers who have assembled here that you really need help and everything must be done to prevent it from going under. and that's the reason why we are hopeful that there is going to be some sort of a package that would be announced. and you mentioned the $15000000000.00 amount that is for 3 months. and that is the amount that's needed. that's the amount that i have and the other organizations are set that woul

u. s. president as a secure and as reliable as possible. all right, we've got about a minute. let me give it to vixen now. does the loan ukraine impact china's plans in the south china sea in towards taiwan at all? does that have implications? thank you. allow me to make a 1st point. i think, ever since 1945, the us troops, i've never left japan. in reality, the u. s. troops are still an occupying force in japan. i hope japan will focus on peace and development and will eventually regain its full sovereignty rather than being following the u. s. leadership in the world. secondly, the ukranian war has its own logic. it is untrue to say that the international community is against russia in this war. as a matter of fact, you are only talking about 30 countries also oppose the economic sanctions against the russia, and they are changing in the way they do the sanctions. the overwhelming majority of the countries in the world are much imposing sanctions against russia. and i hope the united states will realize that china is not an enemy of the united states . right. and the chinese people are not enemies of the united state

loans. otherwise, things will get a lot worse before they get better, especially for the poor countries who can't just print money from their central banks. like like especially the u. s. but also many of the western central banks. if we accept, then that we're in a debt crisis, who's responsible that crisis is that the lenders that we're, is it the borrowers? that's a tricky one. i mean, look, it's really both, you know, borrowers are going to take the money, especially developing countries in africa, asia, latin america, as well as eastern europe. you know, they will take the money if offer and $1.00 of the, one of the results of money printing over the last decade of quantitative easing and 0 interest rates, is that too much money is chasing to few assets. so financial assets had been pushed up the percentage of fat financial asset valuation compared to g, b, g, d, p, has changed dramatically. and so they have to the lenders in a way, have to reach out to the developing countries to get any type of yield. and the developing countries are sometimes foolish to take the money and fall into a debt trap. it's really, you know, i think both borrower and lender are to bla

u. s department of agriculture. the funds are available for agricultural businesses and non farm small businesses that work directly with farmers and ranchers. those interested in a disaster loan can apply on the usda web site and in spite of the drought conditions, some wild spring weather in the north bay today in glen ellen. officials say lightning hit a large fir tree, causing it to catch fire. the homeowner says he saw the smoke right after seeing the flash of lightning and then hearing the thunder. went in front of my garage and looked up on the hill and there was smoke coming out of the tree, and that's when i called 911 homeowner says he's grateful moisture there on the ground kept those flames from spreading. and take a look at this hail coming down around the north bay from santa rosa to yonville viewer sent us these videos. you can see the piece sized hail coming down. even leaving a white blanket of hail resembling snow around some yards. let's go straight now to chief meteorologist bill martin with an update on the cool weather bill. it's been kind of a little bit crazy with this cold system coming in. we've had windy conditions the last few days. the scattered sh

loans by the year 2030. thousands of college students across the country graduated. many economists say this is a great time to transition to the u. s. labor force. pointing to historically low unemployment rates and hundreds of companies that have openings with good salaries and great benefits. many are willing to let their new workers work at home at least a few days a week, but some college grads say there's still worried they may not find the job they really want. but people say that this is like the perfect time to look for a job. but it kind of is hard because everyone is looking for a job now and especially in social media, which is what i want to do. some market here in california is the best. it's been in more than 40 years with more than 1.3 million current openings. and if you're planning on gifting a graduate in your life money through money transfer apps. be aware of increased fees. starting today, venmo is now going to charge users a 1.75% instant transfer fee with a 25 cent minimum and a $25 maximum fee. standard bank transfers will remain free, but they will take 1 to 3 days to transfer. paypal will also increase its

u. s. so been finalised, a layla fernandez in 3 sites. this is already her best performance at a grand slam. american teenager, cocoa. gov is also through the sammy's 18. c, beating her compatriots, loan stevens, and strength fence to advance. eva. gov is looking to win her 1st grand slam title as well. water. ukraine's national football team will play scotland on wednesday for the chance to reach the woke up finals in qatar there qualifying knockout match was postponed after rushes invasion of the country. oh, rece reports from glasgow stepping on to the hamden park pitch is the end of a long and emotional weight, fee cranes, players. on wednesday, they'll play the 1st competitive much since the russian invasion of that country when that game against scotland and they'll be on the brink of qualification for the world cup finals and cattle village on it is a nice every ukrainian has one dreamed to stop this war when it comes to football, the ukranian team also have the dreams to go to the world cup. we want to give these incredible emotions to the ukrainians because they are deserving it so much. almost that in this moment, almost yes remedy. ukraine's bid to reach cattle is being cap

a look at your dollars and cents. thank you time. 7 49, california attorney general rob bonta wants the u. s education education department to include more people in its public service loan forgiveness program. the education department has made progress towards eliminating barriers some students are facing and getting forgiveness for their loans, but rob bonta says more should be done and he released a statement saying, quote our public servants work day in and day out on behalf of the people of california as students, they took out federal student loans. to become our nurses, teachers, first responders and more, and then they were denied the debt relief. they're entitled to. well senator mitt romney and for other republicans in washington introduced legislation that would stop the white house from forgiving student loans that that proposal would stop the education, justice or treasury department from canceling any federal student loan debt. amazing that move would be unfair to millions of americans who have worked to pay off their debt as well as millions of others who decided not to take on that kind of student debt. the senators also say it could add more than $1.7 tr