u. s. state department in he's been to the white house several times that hillary clinton and hosted former secretary of state my comp, as well as president joe biden. to help us get 3 out of her car to we spoke with tom bullet. georgia financial was, am he supposed to make oscars pretty quarter almost or use it for the graphics should union for it? but it's a brilliant opportunity. a news is that the news contract with full a many customers, the new you will for the follow up with tobin $997.00 bartholomew is presented with the congressional gold medal, the highest donna in the united states. he received a 3 is earlier than pope john paul, the 2nd to skip a couple. when it's about to ship up, all them come to work one that got fixed. thought americans, gears to florida flaming. she more command. because what i, she's the schism of the orthodox church of ukraine was carefully studied. and perhaps supervised by this man, one of the top us state administration officials, john herbst, an acquaintance of bartholomew unfolds, you, i, sam, baset, and cave. john cures. the one that has some are st

u. s. state department, counter and terrorism official annabel rate because to john bobs, which he is a political consultant, dry gentleman crosstalk roles in effect, that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, mary, let me go to you 1st and tampa. i love what else? words unacceptable escalation. this again, it rang a bell with me because we heard this the months before the complex that started in february 21 and. and i take it very seriously. i have told the guests that listen to me in the west, the russians don't bluff your thoughts, larry, not even though i agree with you, russia, russia, that's not the united states in that regard of the, i guess the good news is that the f sixteens abilities are, you know, capabilities are grossly exaggerated. yeah, so that it will market escalation. but russia has all the tools and equipment from the standpoint of our defense systems to shoot them down. so they will be, it will just be one more example of the united states and nato as a whole of waste the military resources. and the only thing to accomplish, see, this just ir

u. s. state department, countering terrorism official annabel rate would cost to john paws, which he is a political consultant to our gentleman. cross sack rolls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. very let me go to you. person tampa, a lot better off words, unacceptable escalation. they say it rang a bell with me because we heard this the months before the complex that started in february 21 and and i take it very seriously. i have told the guests that listen to me in the west, the russians don't bluff your thoughts. larry, how do you know i agree with you, rush to rush. it is not the united states in that regard of the, i guess the good news is that the f sixteens abilities are, you know, capabilities are grossly exaggerated. yeah, so that it will market escalation. but russia has all the tools and equipment from the standpoint of our defense systems to shoot them down. so they will be the, it will just be one more example of the united states, a banjo as a whole, of wasting military resources. and the only thing to accomplish, see, this ju

u. s state department has put up and that's the way to go. you're planning south of the border trip, check out the u. s department of state. they listed each of the 36 states south of the border based on you know, four levels based on safety and the kind of caution they suggest you take most of the resort destinations that you and i would go to los cabos. to buy our talk cancun and i was in both los cabos and cancun earlier this month. at level two, but so is the uk, spain, italy, france, these very desirable european destinations. also level two meaning exercise . you know, caution. when you traveled there, they're not, and they do not travel list. six of the 36 states are in the do not travel this. these are usually sort of inland destinations, not resort destinations, but the space the places that we tend to gravitate toward that had the beaches that have these beautiful resorts and some great bang for the buck tend to be in that level to local economies in the resort towns and any beach town. there. they rely on tourism, so they take step

u. s state department, 1700. e already been evacuated from sudan harmonica, peters talked with the bay or your woman who has family members in sudan. late last month, fighting for control of the government erupted between the sudanese army and rival paramilitary group rapid support forces. um north school for some areas for sure. no food, no electricity, no water nor medication. and you just when you when we call our family back home, it just we hear the guns. multiple ceasefire agreements have been negotiated and broken since then . and on monday another fragile 72 hour ceasefire agreement was put in place since the conflict began. 530 people have been killed, including civilians and another 4500 have been injured. those numbers were calculated last week and right now a humanitarian crisis is unfolding . sana alpha deal has family in sudan and worked with the sudanese association. of northern california. there is no life in khartoum. it's deaths and the smell of death. actually the bodies our outside and no one c

u. s. navy ship in ports through the state department states. it is so far helped nearly $1000.00 americans li.

u. n says that before the fighting about 15 million people living in sudan needed aid, and according to the state department, 1700. u. sitizens have already been evacuated. ktvu lamonica peter spoke with the bay area woman who has family in sudan, and tonight she shows us how she's working to get humanitarian aid to those in need. late last month, fighting for control of the government erupted between the sudanese army and rival paramilitary group rapid support forces. so um, north school for some areas for sure. no food, no electricity, no water nor medication, and you just went when we call our family back home. it just we hear the guns. multiple ceasefire agreements have been negotiated and broken since then. and i'm monday another fragile 72 hour ceasefire agreement was put in place since the conflict began. 530 people have been killed, including civilians and another 4500 have been injured. those numbers were calculated last week and right now a humanitarian crisis is unfolding . sana alpha deal has family in sudan and worked with the sudanese association. of northern california. there is no life in cartoon. it's

u. s. navy ship in ports to don. the state department says it is so far helped nearly 1000 americans leave the country.

u. s. department of state. great to have you with us. what do you make of russia's claim that this was an assassination attempt on vladimir putin? well, it certainly doesn't look like the kind of weapon that you would use if you're trying to assassinate president the very hard target. and of course, i wouldn't be chronic that we're attempt to do it, but i think be quite wise from the point of view of dangers of escalation. and that's why it points to russia potentially using this as an excuse to escalate. it's not that they haven't been attacking civilian infrastructure, attempting to kill president zelinski, doing all sorts of things against innocent people and ukraine from the, from the very beginning of their invasion. but this might justify further mobile ization further tightening of descent. and in russia further spreading of the drafter to larger and larger groups in order to reinforce their, their army. as they face the potential your granite counter offensive. i decided to go one step further and say that it might even have been

joining those who are calling for a review of the facts of the case from the state attorney general and the u. s department of justice. i think we are certainly at the point where we need intervention from the state attorney general and the department of justice to figure out what happened here. community advocates say the groundswell of support for black lives matter seems to be eroding at the same time that black and trans lives are more threatened. advocates say banco brown's death shows that more than ever , steps need to be taken to ensure everyone's safety in san francisco. but why are we calling trans people here? if they can't be safe, right if i'm whole community can't be safe? black trans people cannot be safe going to be filing. for her part, the district attorney has said this was a thoroughly investigated case and says there were no witnesses to dispute the guards assertion that he felt his life was in danger. san francisco's mayor stands by the district attorney and says she welcomes any outside investigations. we're live in san francisco christien kafton ktvu fox studio, christian. thank you

joining those who are calling for a review of the facts of the case from the state attorney general and the u. s department of justice. i think we are certainly at the point where we need intervention from the state attorney general and the department of justice. about what happened here. community advocates say the groundswell of support for black lives matter seems to be eroding at the same time that black and trans lives are more threatened. advocates say banco brown's death shows that more than ever, steps need to be taken to ensure everyone's safety in san francisco. but why are we calling trans people here ? if they can't be safe, right if i'm whole community can be safe. black trans people cannot be safe for her part, the district attorney has said. this was a thoroughly investigated case, and she says there were no witnesses to dispute the guards assertion that he felt his life was in danger. san francisco's mayor stands by the district attorney and says she welcomes any outside investigations in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news. san francisco police are investigating a shooting th

meantime so board of supervisors are pushing a resolution to ask the state attorney general rob bonta, and the u. s. department of justice to look into the circumstances surrounding that shooting. the district attorney is going to look at that video and i think that there should not be charges brought when someone pulls out their gun in cold blood, the most certainly we need a higher level of government to step in the district attorney. it did everything she could to look at the evidence and make a decision based on what the evidence demonstrated, and i don't think that there's anything wrong with welcoming our california attorney general or anyone else to review the case. now the board is set to vote on that resolution. next week. we did reach out to the state attorney general rob bonta, and received a reply, saying, in part that the office is quote not currently involved in the matter . well, criticism tonight from family and friends of banco brown, who do not agree with the district attorney's decision that that shooting was self defense. ktvu jana katsuyama reports community members also calling for action

the u i state department is launched a program to assist select journalists exclusively outside the u. s. it went straight to for the nation's agency for international development. samantha palace address the media on the topic. we recognize the importance as a governance means of having free media doing their work all around the world, and we try to support it as the united states. a program called reporters shielding to provide legal assistance fund coverage of court expenses for journalists outside the us. he may be targeted by they governments eligible media outlets must pay an annual fee to be supported and meet certain criteria. however, its launch has sparked a polarizing reaction among americans excellent new opportunity for julian assange and wikileaks to apply for us funding to help their media organization survive. la fair from the u. s. government journalism must be defended from legal threats, meant to silence critical voices instead of championing free speech. the u. s. actively persecutes journalists and whistleblowers. oh, pardon brave truth tellers like julian assange an

the board of supervisors are now pushing for a resolution to ask the state attorney general to investigate. and the u. s. department of justice to look into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. the district attorney is going to look at that video and i think that there should not be charges brought when someone pulls out their gun in cold blood, the most certainly we need a higher level of government to step in the district attorney. it did everything she could to look at the evidence and make a decision based on what the evidence demonstrated, and i don't think that there's anything wrong with welcoming our california attorney general or anyone else to review the case. the board is set to vote on the resolution. next week, the state attorney general's office issued a statement to ktvu, saying it is currently not involved in the case. now family and friends of banco brown say this is not a case of self defense by the security guard ktvu jana katsuyama says they want the community to rally together to demand justice and change. cradling a red balloon, terry brown wrote a message on it. family and friends on m

board of supervisors are now pushing for a resolution to ask the state attorney general to investigate. they also want the u. s. department of justice to examine the circumstances surrounding the shooting. the district attorney is going to look at that video and i think that there should not be charges brought when someone pulls out their gun in cold blood, the most certainly we need a higher level of government to step in the district attorney. it did everything she could to look at the evidence and make a decision based on what the evidence demonstrated, and i don't think that there's anything wrong with welcoming our california attorney general or anyone else to review the case. the board of supervisors is set to vote on the resolution next week, the state attorney general's office tells ktvu. it is not currently involved in the case. time is now 705. well the woman in those gatto's has been nicknamed the party. mom is still in jail this morning, waiting for her next court appearance in august. shannon o. connor rejected the prosecution deal the plead guilty in exchange for a 17 year prison sentence three years less th

state media reporting former u. s embassy employee robert sean off has been detained on a charge of confidential cooperation with a foreign government. the state departmentndemning the arrest, his role was largely centered out. around supporting the press and public affairs operations. so again, these allegations are just wholly without merit, according to the state department, shown off is a russian national who worked at the us embassy in russia for more than 25 years. in london, alex hogan box news. and animal shelter in kharkiv. ukraine is helping people around the world see the ongoing war through the eyes of the pets abandoned during the fighting. hundreds of pets have been abandoned by their owners during the war, most of them who have now left the country of the animals. now 11 ukraine charitable foundation has been sheltering pets have been left behind throughout the fighting. volunteers for the foundation helped the animals recover from any possible ailments and work to try to find them permanent homes. zuma's balsa. martina is from izzy. um a mine exploded on her. but she also found a good house. she will go to france. lucky well, go to german

state department. a day after claiming ukraine tried to assassinate president vladimir putin with drones, the russian government is now blaming the united states, saying the u. sided targeting information to the ukrainian military and then instructed ukraine to carry out an attack. the white house says that's nonsense. and the director of national intelligence says she is still looking for answers. russia's government has accused ukraine of trying to assassinate president putin and saying that the united states go to them into it seems like kind of a big deal at this stage. we don't have information that would allow us to provide an independent assessment on this. secretary of state antony blinken went further wednesday, saying he would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shaker of salt. a sentiment shared by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. it's likely that he's lying again here and using it for a cause and an excuse to enter into a new elevated phase of the war. analysts say. this could have the signs of a russian false flag operation. the kremlin has a long history of staging attacks like this as an excuse to escalate its aggressi

u. s. has criticized decision by the arab league to re admit syria 12 years after it was suspended over a government crackdown on protest. as the state department says, it's skeptical at present charlotte side is willing to take the steps necessary to ends. there is crisis, but the move was welcomed by moscow. i place ally of damascus and comes ahead of an annual annual, sorry annual our summit in saudi arabia on the 19th of may. i felt good and the return of syria is the beginning of the movement. nothing in the direction of the resolution to the crisis in syria will take time for procedures to be implemented and it will be gradual. the task of this committee is to follow up on those procedures. also, it's not the decision to resume relationships between arab states and syria. this is a solving decision list for every country to take on its arm up and all the decision folders original pushed towards ending series, diplomatic isolation on the high shim has more, a cdn admitted to the audibly adopted a 12 year absence. the decision is the most significant today to be taken by out of states to normalize relations with damascus. in the same hole i

u. s. navy special forces divers placed explosives on the pipelines which was remotely designated by norwegian plain in september. the operation was reportedly ordered by us president joe biden himself and orchestrated by the state department officials who had allegedly been trying the attack since december 2021 months before russia began. it's operation in ukraine economist on publishing ica. harm as seems to be b, c's latest report is apparent, again to distract the public from the revelations by seymour hersh. whatever was discussed afterwards in my opinion, is to mislead from the story that my hash in detail did. and what they now try is trying to distract the people by putting out some new possible people who could have done this to not to mention that it was yes, the funny thing is when they started the investigations who could have done this trim to pipeline terror attack, they openly said from the beginning that there will be no investigation against the us when they come up with a story, then it is somehow in the interest of british politics or british of british officials to mislead somehow it doesn't make sense at all for the russians to blow up the old pipeline because all they have to do is just shut the pipel

u s department of agriculture regulates school lunches in the united states.te, milk and other flavor. dairy drinks, citing their high content of sugar gasia more chocolate milk, maybe. some public health experts, though, opposed the plan because they say it could actually cause some children to stop drinking milk altogether. interesting okay? what time is 7 39 this video to show you now, the quick thinking father down in southern california. his actions saved his son from drowning in the family swimming pool. now look at this video shows the father who happens to be a paramedic in the hemet fire department. saving is one year old son after little boy took off his life vest and jumped into the pool. dad posted this video on the fire department's facebook page just to remind her that all parents that that always drove me crazy. how quickly a water emergency could happen. but dad was right there active fast to save his little boy. it's hard to watch, but it's a good reminder for us. all right. if this helps save someone else from going through that, really it ju

us state department hasn't commented on this case, but there's also a resident of hong kong, and the city's chief executive has expressed confidence and it's communication with beijing. and the u. s. a years long inquiry has criticized. yes. the eyes handling of an investigation into alleged links between russia and donald trump. 2016 presidential campaign, special counsel john durham says the agency left the evidence and relied to too heavily on tips and problems. political opponents, senegalese opposition. the that was not sancho is due to a pet and course on rape charges. on monday, some of his the board has confronted security forces in a town in the south. a police officer was killed and several demonstrations also engine. although he's the headlines as always, a website out of the or dot com, it has the latest on oregon top stories. stay tuned. the stream, if i'm next, the challenge is here, where the high, i'm highly jo, castro. welcome to the stream for years. climate activists have centered their work around stopping some of the world's biggest polluters from fossil fuel companies to industrial farming. and well, they remain some of the main contributors to the climate c

u s department of justice. next tuesday. san francisco supervisors are expected to vote on a resolution to call on the state attorney general'sice to intervene. clara county's board of supervisors voted unanimously to be more transparent about large settlements involving the county . the decision was made after report revealed the man was awarded $7 million after he was paralyzed while in custody county custody. ktvu lamonica. peters has details. after reviewing a case of negligence recently settled for $7 million santa clara county board supervisors all agree that the county will publicly report any settlement over a million dollars on a quarterly basis. we've got an obligation in my view to be as candid and forthcoming as we possibly can be when the system doesn't serve the public well. board supervisor joseph median says. since 2015, the county has spent millions settling cases. we had three really tragic cases in our jail. in one case we had an inmate who lost his life in another, someone who was left brain damaged for life, and then the third case, someone who's paralyzed for life. and that resulted in $20 million worth

state department. a day after claiming ukraine tried to assassinate president vladimir putin with drones, the russian government is now blaming the united states, saying the u. s provided targeting information to the ukrainian military and then instructed ukraine to carry out an attack. the white house says that's nonsense. and the director of national intelligence says she is still looking for answers. russia's government has accused ukraine of trying to assassinate president putin and saying that the united states go to them into it seems like kind of a big deal at this stage. we don't have information that would allow us to provide an independent assessment on this. secretary of state antony blinken went further wednesday, saying he would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shaker of salt. a sentiment shared by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. it's this could have the signs of a russian false flag operation. the kremlin has a long history of staging attacks like this as an excuse to escalate its aggression, and on thursday, dozens of drones were launched against ukrainian cities. the ukrainian military said some had the words for

u. s. department of labor's abandoned plan database. you can also check a site called missing money .com that lets you search unclaimed property. in multiple states actually more important to them than many other benefits, according to a new survey. 62% of respondents felt that paid time off is a high priority when considering where they want to work, higher priority than even health insurance that surprised me and 401k benefits also surprising despite the desire for paid time off. nearly half of those polled say they actually take less time than their employer offers and will mention here. that california you get to hold on to your vacation. let's say you've got a couple straggling days at the end of december. you can usually use them up in the first part of next year. not the not the state in every case in every state. it says that once the year is over, you have lost those days. all the bbc so mad? yeah people want on the table. look forward to my time off favorite. you said, you've earned it exactly so much for joining us today. have a marvelous tuesday under these greg gorgeous skies. our next newscast. is it noon and stay tuned because sher

u. s. has criticized the decision by the arab league to re admit syria, 12 years of it was suspended over the government's crack down on a popular uprising. the state department says it's skeptical. the president, bashar assad is willing to take steps needed to in serious crisis. but the move was welcomed by most got a close to a lot of damascus. so it comes ahead of an annual error summit and saudi arabia. on monday, the 19th. i fell off get the return of syria is the beginning of a movement. nothing in the direction of the resolution to the crisis in syria will take time for procedures to be implemented and it will be gradual. the task of this committee is to follow up on those procedures. also, it's not the decision to resume relationships between arab states and syria. this is a solving decision list for every country to take on its own up and know what the decision was made during a meeting of foreign ministers in cairo. all 13 of the 22 men besides that, attended back to the move cause of mind governments that didn't take pause. syria was expelled by the pen error body in 2011 after the violence. oppression of street protest against president bashar al

u. s on parole without a court date. reporter lucas tomlinson is at the white house with more the justice department is seeking to overturn a judge's ruling who says migrants being released into the united states can only do so if they have a court date. the white house is also responding to that judge look the way we see that it's sabotage. it's pure and simple. that's how that reads to us the claims that c b c b p is allowing or encouraging mass release of migrants and is just categorically false. that is not what's occurring. that is not what's happening. illegal border crossings have spiked ever recos history, the white house saysher patrol to release migrants into the us. despite that florida judge's ruling texas's attorney general also getting into the mix, suing them by administration yesterday over the same issue. i think it has to be either party do something , because a lot of times they use this issue more of a social issue to divide people to raise money and no, it's affecting the community's at the white house. lucas tomlinson fox news police in oakland tonight, renewing calls to diaper help finding a woman who has been missing for nearly a year. they say chanel copeland was last

this is a resolution to join speaker merit to nancy pelosi and urging the united states department of justice and the u. srug enforcement administration to designate the city and county of san francisco for operation overdrive to decrease fatal overdose rates to reduce drug related violence to increase community engagement and to disrupt, dismantle indeed. deter fentanyl trafficking networks currently inflicting in myriad harms. on san francisco's public health neighborhoods and economic well being. supervisor dorsey. thank you, president peskin colleagues. it's my understanding. there were some questions about this resolution , which mirrors a call from speaker merit to pelosi. um to ask for support from the u. s attorney's office and the usda to dismantle fentanyl trafficking networks that are driving our cities drug crisis and i think this probably merits more thorough consideration to our committee process and the opportunity for public participation. so i'd like to make a motion to send this item to committee. without objection , the item will be referred to committee. madam clerk. could you please r

this is a resolution to join speaker merit to nancy pelosi and urging the united states department of justice and the u. srug enforcement administration to designate the city and county of san francisco for operation overdrive to decrease fatal overdose rates to reduce drug related violence to increase community engagement and to disrupt, dismantle indeed. deter fentanyl trafficking networks currently inflicting in myriad harms. on san francisco's public health neighborhoods and economic well being. supervisor dorsey. thank you, president peskin colleagues. it's my understanding. there were some questions about this resolution , which mirrors a call from speaker merit to pelosi. um to ask for support from the u. s attorney's office and the usda to dismantle fentanyl trafficking networks that are driving our cities drug crisis and i think this probably merits more thorough consideration to our committee process and the opportunity for public participation. so i'd like to make a motion to send this item to committee. without objection , the item will be referred to committee. madam clerk. could you please r

u. s transportation department once tesla to change the name of its automated driving system, transportation secretary put pete buttigieg's says tesla shouldn't call it's driving system autopilot because the cars can't drive themselves. companies find print states that drivers need to have their hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road at all times. secretary buttigieg's says he is concerned that that autopilot name could give some drivers the impression that they don't have to pay attention when they're behind the wheel. title 42 is officially over the message from the white house to migrants trying to cross the border and the effect on the state of california. then oakland teachers continue to strike with the end of the school year less than two weeks away. now we're live from the picket lines, with the latest on the negotiations, and some parents say it's getting harder. what's the warriors big game against the lakers is going to come out and give us their best parts will highlight the injuries from both teams as it's now win or go home for the dubs. live from chat london square. this morning, too. but not. today morning. today is may 12th. we're looking at a foggy picture of san francisco in the background and the bay bridge eastern

state. this morning, new york republican freshman congressman jorge santos was just arrested, charged with wire fraud, money laundering and lying to congress in the justice department indictment, the u. sorney's office says. santos convinced supporters to make donations under the false pretense that the money would be used to support his campaign. instead the indictment says santos used the donations for personal expenses, including luxury designer clothing and the pay off his own credit cards. also santos is accused of lying about his finances on congressional disclosure forms and applying for and receiving. unemployment benefits while he was working as a regional director of an investment firm and running for congress this morning, senator dianne feinstein is back in washington and expected to vote on legislation. happy note. i join my fellow senators and welcoming back our dear friend and esteemed colleague, dianne feinstein. it's so good to see her back here in the senate. ready to get back to work. i've been in touch with senator feinstein over the past few weeks, and i can report she's exactly where she wants to be ready to do the things she loves most serving the people of calif

u. s transportation department once tesla to change the name of its automated driving system, transportation secretary put pete buttigieg's says tesla shouldn't call it's driving system autopilot because the cars can't drive themselves. companies find print states drivers need to have their hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road at all times. secretary buttigieg's says he is concerned that that autopilot name could give some drivers the impression that they don't have to pay attention when they're behind the wheel. title 42 is officially over the message from the white house to migrants trying to cross the border and the effect on the state of california. then oakland teachers continue to strike with

u. s. congress open world program focused on citizen diplomacy. time now for 39, a big winter rain and rain in the springtime have left california's reservoirs healthy for the first time in many years, the state department of water resources reported that all but one of california's mega reservoirs basically full or will be soon now. shasta california's largest reservoir, is that 98% capacity . oroville california's second largest reservoir, is it 94% and san louise, the fifth largest is 99% filled, but not all of the mega reservoirs are filled with water. trinity third largest reservoir is still below ist 38% because most winter rain just didn't fall into its watershed, and there are a few others that are at 65. we were 75. for 40. let's talk about the weather with steve steve. now that it stopped raining. some sunshine o dry everything off bac on the on trinity. i do believe they've been doing work on the dam. plus it relies more on snowmelt. not right. so i do believe it. i think they've been doing work on the dam. but that's not true. you can let me know. shasta relies more on rain instead of snow mountain trinity is just the opposite. gilroy menlo park, san anselmo, san jose napa, santa rosa conque

u. s transportation department wants tesla to change the name of its automated driving system , transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that it shouldn't call it's driving system autopilot. because the cars can't drive themselves. the company does statehave their hands on the steering wheel eyes on the road at all. times secretary buttigieg's says he's concerned the name gives drivers the impression they don't have to pay attention. the breakers is a week from sunday, runners are being urged to take mass transit to the race that's across san francisco bart's providing some expanded early morning service to get runners to the embarcadero station right near the starting line in time for the big race. details on the schedule for the may 21st race are available at parts website. the next white house meeting between president biden and congressional leaders on the debt limit has been postponed until next week now, reportedly that delay will get the staff members more time to prepare options that both democrats and republicans can agree on the president biden and the top floor congressional leaders met tuesday at the white house, but they didn't come to an agreement about increasing the debt limit. republicans insist on spending cut in ord

u. s. navy ship in ports to don. the state department says it is so far helped nearly 1000 americans leave the country. clashes have continued despite the 2 warring parties, agreeing to a new 72. our truce. the un is sending an envoy to the sedan region and made what it calls the unprecedented situation day. turkish president, red chip type 0 to one says the leader of the so called islamic state has been killed in turkish intelligence operation. oh, to once is abu hussein alcaraz, she was killed in syria on saturday. is the food i asked leda to be killed in 14 months old pipe. frances has wrapped up a 3 day trip to hungary with an outdoor mass in budapest. tens of thousands gathered to hear the pon to say that hungry must not shot out migrants or the poor, putting himself at odds with the anti immigration policies of prime minister. victor alba. this is dw news from berlin. you can get more news on our web size. d, w dot com. ah, world famous blossoms. are dutch tulip parks really so spectacular? or are they just tours traps? the nationa

u. s. navy ship in ports who don? the state department says it is so far helped nearly 1000 americans leave the country. clashes have continued despite the 2 warring parties, agreeing to 72 hours truce. the un is standing, an envoy to the sedan region and made what it calls the unprecedented situation day . turkish president red chip typo to one, says the leader of the so called islamic state has been killed in turkish intelligence operation. oh, tuan says abbey hussain alcaraz. she was killed in syria on saturday. is the food i asked leda to be killed in 14 months old pipe. frances has wrapped up a 3 day trip to hungary with an outdoor mass in budapest. tens of thousands gathered to hear the pontiff side that hungary must not shot out migrants or the poor, putting himself at odds with the anti immigration policies of prime minister victor alba. this is dw news from bo, then you can get more news on our website. d, w dot com ah, ah, unpredictable uncontrollable but so beautiful waves of always fascinated us. this is for me what special ab