unfortunately, it wasn't always possible in certain cases by example to the kids like the war in ukraine, nevada's letter. and so bruce, i'm home so we added a warning, enabling parents to contact us and know if they are around when children are playing. so then we can give them the context or this. i know, i think i know that it helps lucas i thought meant being censored library from reporters without borders also manages to avoid depicting violence in the game world itself. to more games like death from of, of what do you crane, shooter, glory to the heroes players explicitly have to inspect and virtual violence to do well in the game. but as long as the developers don't inside real life silence, they are in compliance with the law. but that doesn't necessarily make their work ethical. the research shows there's still little awareness of such ethical aspects in the gaming industry. in part because the sector is still quite june under game development, time and money are often tight. but researchers say it is important to take into account moral values and development, such as freedom, respect, a

ukraine authorities. right. took place close to the town of nevada at temple junk, which is just focused on which is across the border regional government. it says the town with shouts from ukraine before being attacked is arch civilians to evacuate through c i o to the village is 1st of all, this should back in a district that has been shown to listen to the position of authorities and leads temporarily leave their homes in order to safe god, what is most important, your life and the lives of your close ones in good faith. today, we are sending children from the border areas, children of mobilize servicemen to the builder of the brigand team camp. i hope they will be filled with cheer, health, and strength after swimming in the warm, see and enjoying the crime in sun order. and afterwards they will return to their families, signal failures and lodging as the light can cause of india is deadly as trying, crashing, move in 20 is rescue. work is of finished several patients at the crash side, where is 275 people can of an over a 1000 injured. when a passenger train has a straight station re, freight train le

new poll shows that russian support for peace talks with ukraine has grown after the wagner group led me to me, a survey by the independent nevadar shows that 53% of respondents backing negotiation's. that is an increase of eight percentage points from a month earlier. russia has accused ukraine of being unwilling to negotiate, kyiv says it will not consider talks until russian troops leave its territory. >> a trade deal between australia and the eu maybe delayed with the trade minister saying that the offer so far is not good enough. what are the sticking points? >> mostly around access. the trade minister says this does not have meaningful market access and it has to do with beef. different types of beef, gast -- grass fed or grain fed, different cuts as well. it does get quite granular. but it does have to be resolved and the e.u. says it has used up a lot of capital giving generous concessions to canada and new zealand, and other countries as well. there are other sticking points also around geographical origins. things like naming feta cheese, percent go cheese as well, we know how proprietary companies can get. this is an

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what for sure, i called it special federation in ukraine roads to watch the real stall from different city from cross nevada. from the ask and from the rush, told a stop to watch that on that old lock. what we understood is dr. wagner. fighters, i've been old, some marching towards the bottom edge on full bottle next to the pets, and they vowed to continue the march towards most green case, the ministry leadership, the russian ministry leadership didn't accept the offer to negotiate. now, how is this also, in fact, seeing the frontline, the main, the main fights is on the front lines. the wagner drove the chechens out into anymore here. and as we know that the city of blackwood, that was taken by the russians just a few weeks ago, is now in a situation where the defense minister is anticipating a possible ukrainian counter offensive. so the, the situation that's unfolding is changing the equation in the region here. it's also changing the states of school and everyone is waiting to see how is this going to impact the front lines completely. yeah, sure. my jersey at all. do you ask us? but we are joined by m

destruction of a major diamond ukraine, leaves thousands without clean water and raises new questions about the safety of a russian that occupied nuclear power plant plus electric, nevada, and the russians best known kremlin credit goes on trial. again, we track down one of the supporters who refuses to be intimidated by russia's attempts to silence defense. and intent is the build up to wimbledon continues with american frances t. off of dashing the hopes of german late bloomer, the unlimited store industry offline. the voluntary margin good to have you with us us secretary status in beijing on the highest level diplomatic visit there and nearly 5 years. and this comes as both countries are looking to stop tensions over a number of issues from escalating into call of leg anthony blinking began his 2nd and final day of talk spine meeting at china is pump diplomat wong. he is all now also slated to meet with chinese present. she didn't ping shortly. that's been confirmed now by the us state department journalist probably in crunch, but is in beijing covering the story for us. we asked him what he makes of that quote we cited at the beginning of the show. that's what thi

ukraine leading to evacuations. the escalation that good have fingers in our mental consequences. >> the nashville nevada legislation and without a vote on the a's stadium. drew: -- june 6. kumasi: check in with drew. drew: it is june but we have the chance of wet weather. is he a couple of showers working through modesto on their way west. we are starting to see a few returns in the east foothills of san jose. that is in that we are watching, that chance lingers through 10:00 a.m. we have temperatures around 60 degrees this morning. we will keep the chance of any ice that shower in the forecast, but every 10:00 a.m., we will find decreasing clouds and sunshine. characters are cool for june temperatures are cool for june. we will take a closer look at that shower chance at the time highs in a few minutes. jobina: we are going to start back at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering let's came on a 5:30 and we are getting reports of aggression on the upper deck of the bridge before treasure island. at least one land is blocked. looking live at the richmond-san rafael bridge, you have no problems there smooth sailing

ukraine on both sides of the front line through the loss of homes, food, se for to and livelihoods. as a preliminary hearing is taking place in a new case against russian opposition figure alexi, nevada, me. he's already serving 11 and a half years for food and contempt of court. now his lawyer say he could face up to 30 years in prison on new challenges of promoting extremism, terrorism link to his anti corruption organization. the violin is cool, the allegations upset. at least 3 people have died and a 4.9 magnitude of quake and hasty. it follows 2 days of torrential rain which killed at least 42 people washed away thousands of homes over the weekend. us actually have saved hensley blinking arrived in saudi arabia. he's on a 3 day visit, meant to stabilize the relationship with the re, i'd offer a series of disagreements between the 2 nations of issues including iran and global oil prices. before the advice of donald trump is that like this comes up to jump into the race for the united states presidency format and new jersey governor chris christy is the 1st the lowest, his campaign, 10 other kinds of it, sorry, in the race so far, including trouble himself hungry confrontations ha

ukraine. >>> the oakland a's have taken a lot of flak here in the bay over there planned move to las vegas, but it looks like nevada may not even want them. state lawmakers have been in a special session all day and evening over whether to allocate taxpayer money to help build the billion-dollar ballpark on the strip. some of the lawmakers are not convinced this is a good gamble for the state. one had some choice words about the team's chances of paying off. >> that money is supposed to pay back the bonds, but that is dependent on attendance, and are the worst team in the nation, and i think the projections that they will sell out every game are rosy estimates at best. >> tell us how you really feel, assemblywoman. if the vote gets pushed back it could throw a wrench into construction plans and jeopardize plans to play in the stadium by 2027. >>> in napa county, two men are facing murder charges after a 17-year-old overdosed on fentanyl. 20-year-old luis are accused of selling fentanyl to monica florez twice last may. she was found dead in her bedroom that same month. in san francisco, sheriff's deputies are about

ukraine is on the precipice of launching a counteroffensive against russia. on that topic i want to bring in brett barker. he's a pharmacist. he's the mayor of nevada, iowa.e's also the chair of the iowa young republicans and the chair of the story county republican party. brett? >> blb to the great state of iowa, ambassador. >> good to see you. >> many americans may question the value of supporting ukraine against the russian invasion. what are our national interests here and why should it matter to americans? >> you know, it's been controversial on what we do with this russian-ukrainian war. but i'll tell you this. this is bigger than ukraine. this is a war about freedom. and it's one we have to win. you look at those ukrainians and what they do when russia invaded their freedoms. they moved in there, went to the front lines, and fought for their country. the women said we're not going to stay back. they made molotov cocktails to defend their country. everybody gave them five days to survive. but yet their passion and their will pushed them forward. what we have to understand is a win for ukraine is a win for all of us. because tyrants tell us exactly w

ukraine and china and russia. the policy, he is helping them countries, not america. everybody knows it. thank you. host: a political rally yesterday with ron desantis in nevada.e of his campaign views. the headline in politico, dissenters takes aim at the mitchell criminal reform law. former governor ron desantis called it a jailbreak bill. the full vice president said we need to take a step back from it. former arkansas governor hutchinson proclaimed there is probably some areas that can be adjusted. all were taking aim at president donald trump's signature firststep act, a 2018 law that ushered in modest changes to the criminal justice system by addressing over incarceration and prioritizing rehabilitation and reduced recidivism. it was for a time one of the major achievements touted by trump and his team, hailed as evidence that conservatives could achieve what liberals couldn't come a reduction in racial disparities in federal sentencing. now, trump barely talks about the law, even as his rivals for the 2024 nomination attack it as a chief contributor to the rise in violent crime. read more at politico.com. in shreveport, louisiana, on the democrats line.

ukraine and china and russia. the policy, he is helping them countries, not america. everybody knows it. thank you. host: a political rally yesterday with ron desantis in nevada.e of his campaign views. the headline in politico, dissenters takes aim at the mitchell criminal reform law. former governor ron desantis called it a jailbreak bill. the full vice president said we need to take a step back from it. former arkansas governor hutchinson proclaimed there is probably some areas that can be adjusted. all were taking aim at president donald trump's signature firststep act, a 2018 law that ushered in modest changes to the criminal justice system by addressing over incarceration and prioritizing rehabilitation and reduced recidivism. it was for a time one of the major achievements touted by trump and his team, hailed as evidence that conservatives could achieve what liberals couldn't come a reduction in racial disparities in federal sentencing. now, trump barely talks about the law, even as his rivals for the 2024 nomination attack it as a chief contributor to the rise in violent crime. read more at politico.com. in shreveport, louisiana, on the democrats line.