an example, probably, everyone knows the artek all-union center on the third or fourth day to the directortek 's parents call and ask. where is my child? why doesn't he call us? why is he not on social media? nets and so on, because they are from morning to evening campfire tent song around the campfire. meeting dawn they communicate. and this is communication. it is necessary to return schools in addition to raising the national flag and playing the national anthem from september. on mondays we will have conversation lessons about important things. when schoolchildren are able to communicate and find topics that interest them in the life of the school in the region of the country as a whole, this is an informal lesson, as usual, we have a conversation on those topics that interest young people. and if we don't have this conversation we will lead, they will go to social networks, they will leave and they will have other conversations with them. those who are not always positive and often pursue their own selfish interests, it is important to build this dialogue. and then we will have happy

art crafts and the support of the union center, we have succeeded today.ion of braids, but also, uh, we are already now engaged in the level. e renaissance and u improvements. here is a unique selection for today, and we have 2,000 broodstock for the head. and we have a full cycle, a review before shali well, i gave a fairly vivid example of such economic interaction between various areas and participants in the process, which are characteristic of the operational movement, but, unfortunately, such examples are isolated and, uh, they are not such an example of the rules undoubtedly. uh, the state in recent years has turned out to be unprecedented measures to support agricultural cooperation, and uh, of course, we see all these results, but uh, we hear this question more and more often farmer . eh, the products he produced cannot be sold here either. so i see gaps in the fact that there are no, uh, measures to promote sufficient attention. and consumer cooperation today is a system that combines both commercial manufacturing activities and processing indust

as a really strong union. became the southern center of the ukrainian revival during the great terror , the nkvdists shot almost 2,000 people for nationalism , and the kherson branch of the oun, led by bohdan bandera, actively fought against the german invaders because an angry man from kherson will go bare-handed against the enemy column, but will not bow down to the occupier kherson - unconquered my life has changed, i did not see my father at first i had to quickly become adults now volunteers act cats and dogs make decisions our city requires our organization they have other dreams now they have other things to do more new generation of new ukrainians our heroes from the past we admire your struggle we are grateful to you for indomitability and independence new heroes continue your valiant work honor and glory to those who courageously and fearlessly stop the enemy to those who give their lives for their native land to those who tell us god lives in us invincible spirit of ukrainian heroes of all generations we fighters fight for freedom of speech ukrainian heroes honor and glory

if you are experiencing heat, and do not have air conditioning, go to this community center on union avenue. or try this community center on east santa clara street. both will be open until 9:00 p.m. a useful tool for you is the nbc bay area app. you can get weather alerts straight to your phone and figure out if you need to go someplace else because the weather will be difficult. >>> much more on the heat and the fire in the newscast. now we will talk about covid. the move to protect the youngest among us. santa clara county began providing covert vaccines to children 60 months of age to 5 years. maryann favre was at the clinic in san jose as kids started rolling up their sleeves. >> reporter: not only does the vaccine mean protection for young children, it means security for the family. practice family in san jose have been preparing their 3- -year-old son, carter, by watching cartoons about getting the covid vaccine and talking about getting it important. when carter saw the needle, he was not sure. after several minutes and he bit of flinching, he got the shot. afterward, abe free

bring these countries on the periphery of europe, if you like, or more into the european union, into the center in the mainstream, from simon young with me in the studio to mckayla. if one of the st unstated goals here, if you're like, mckellar, was to quash this mo, notion that shots has been moving too slowly on ukraine. did he achieve that? go? well he pointed out that now those 7 how it says had arrived at the 1st time that he officially confirmed that as well as he pointed out, that is more training going on that the gephart tanks will also there will be training conducted, but also that this was a, with german tanks going towards the tech republic and the tech republic, sending russian built ones at directly to ukraine was all now going ahead, but this is all stuff that still in the pipeline. we expect the pace to really pick up. but it's still, there is a lot of criticism patricky from the opposition, but also internationally for germany being perceived to move too slow with of course, the german armed forces being in a very deplorable position is struggling to actually keep up in terms

3 with darryl, the guru from union city johnson, who you will be seeing later in the week to union city center. this is all coming together, folks. andre garcia, let's go back to you. all right. thank you. both. the federal reserve is meeting today to consider an interest rate hike. this comes after a rough day on the markets here in the u. s. and globally. ktvu erasmus live now with a look at the numbers as they stand and what the president has to say. speaking to a labor union in philadelphia just minutes ago, ali first let's take a look at the dow right now. you can see it started out the morning, okay, looked like it was going to maybe rebound after yesterday's steep losses, but now down almost 200 points more than half a percentage point. the nasdaq is up slightly about 18 points and the s and p 500 though down slightly as well. today, the federal reserve will meet today and tomorrow to consider the possibility of an interest rate hike. this is a look at the markets this morning weighing on the markets, interest rates going up in the likelihood the economy may be slowing down. the expecta

it agreed with the european union when it left the block. at the center of a long running dispute is northern ireland, which is part of the u. k, but effectively remains within the e u. single market. the aim is to keep an open border with the republic of ireland and even the state. yet some trade going through northern ireland still has to be checked. britain was a partial scrap on checks that you says the changes are illegal and is threatening to retaliate. to dublin, the burger mass has more on whether there were still room for compromise. well, both sides keep repeating that they do want a negotiated solution. the u. k are saying, well, we are tabling this odd really. we are continuing to negotiate. and lee, you also don't really want a trade war because ultimately it's, you know, it's, it's, it's about the whole trade between the e, u and, and the u. k. we were very, very important trading partners and the u. s. threatening to, to, to, to take some action against the u. k. and, ah, but at the moment this is really not happening. so this is much furth

union history are? each country wanted to be at the center of, for a european union and voice on security. for like the friends at the beginning, the project was in the emitter because there was a west germany in one side to spain each already and or, or shore earn a bedroom on netherlands of been off. and then germany or because of the said center of the you with enlargement of for you were to the east and then now poland under budget countries, they will nyc old. sure not to be or a new at the territory, but to and not to ukraine. oh, shoot with a buffer zones against a russia. but the problem is, are, if, when you are working as a cheese now if it's internal structure, you quinn makes road you because are made of money is spent on agriculture. water come on. so to see, but don't show on your funds and it's own sustainable unknown. she'll be really rivalry between media and mendocino done one ukraine because it would suck over on it to the east and eastern europeans would like to put all of them. and you know, you and ukraine show is not going to work a tour. you know, daniel, if i go ba

morningstar, and i'm the founding chairman of the atlantic council global energy center, and formerly ambassador to the european union, among other things. it is my pleasure today to moderate this discussion. the atlantic council eurasia center and global energy center are delighted to welcome you to this event to talk about the richard: are sanctions on russia working? i'm ambassador richard morningstar, and i'm the founding chairman of the atlantic council global energy center, and formerly ambassador to the european union, among other things. it is my pleasure today to moderate this discussion. the atlantic council eurasia center and global energy center are delighted to welcome you to this event to talk about the effect of sanctions implement it on russia's war machine thus far and the prospects for expanding sanctions in the future, particularly on expanding energy sanctions. we have a really distinguished panel today to discuss those measures. i will introduce them now. erik woodhouse, deputy assistant secretary of state for counter threat finance and sanctions at career in the private sector as a lawyer, as we

what in the european union history or each country wanted to be advice center or for a european union for its own security? or like the france at the beginning, the project was in but meter because there was a west germany in one side to spain. each hardy and her or shore own benjamin netherlands of been off. and then germany, or because of the said center of the you with enlargement offer you were to were east. and then now poland and do budget countries. they were like old. sure not to be or you know, at the territory, but to enough to ukraine, also to, with a buffer zones against a russia. but problem ease or if when you working as a cheese now if his internal structure, ukraine makes road you because are made of money is spent on agriculture come on. what is see, but don't show on that funds and it's own sustainable. and she'll be really a rivalry between media and, and mendocino done one ukraine because it would suck over on it to the east and the eastern europeans would act to put all of them. and you know, you on ukraine show is not going to work a tour. you know, daniel, if i

union. at the cbs broadcast center, i'm matt pieper. >>> this morning investigators say a fire that destroyed part of a historic san jose church was intentionally set. kpix 5's katie nielsen says the congregation is focused on faith. >> reporter: st. paul's prides itself on being a progressive church, welcoming everyone from the down area with a strong focus on homeless outreach including providing free lunches during the week. that's why it was especially difficult to hear a homeless man was arrested, accused of starting today's fire. sunlight came streaming in through a hole firefighters cut in the church's route as ann clark got her first look inside the sanctuary. >> it's shocking and horrible and sad. we've been members here for over 40 years. >> reporter: she lives only a few blocks from the church, a church where she and her husband worship every sunday. she heard the fire trucks around 2:30 this afternoon right after an employee called 911 reporting smoke in the sanctuary. the fire spread quickly. fierlts were able to get the flames knocked down not long after they arrived, but the da

the union of the writing center is on close to in between 50 and 80. well, mine depends far right. san ramon, us united or national rally and it's and eyes are and course for $20.00 to $45.00 seats. dr. butler has more from paris. while for the french president, a minute micro, what is at stake is how he'll be able to govern the over the next 5 years. the makeup of the parliament is absolutely crucial. now the estimated results from this 1st round in parliamentary in this parliament re election indicate that his centrist, the lions certainly seems to be ahead in terms of the amount of seeds that it would be able to win in the parliament offer a 2nd round. perhaps next week, however, what he does or what the result also show is that michael may note when the majority phase paul is party, may not when the majority of that would be a problem for macro, because he wouldn't necessarily then be able to push ahead with his reform, if the agenda, the main, a challenger, really to a minute, mike roles centrist lives, is this new left wing block, this new left w

well, in the european union, his story, or each country wanted to be advice center or for a european union for its own security. or like the france at the beginning, the project was in but meter because there was a west germany in one side to spain. each hardy and her or shore own benjamin netherlands of been off. and then germany, or be canvas said center of the you with enlargement of o e. you were to the east and then now poland, under budget countries, they were like old. sure not to be or you know, at the territory, but to enough to ukraine, also to, with a buffer zones against a russia. but problem ease or if when you working as a cheese now if his internal structure, ukraine were mixed road you because are made of money is spent on agriculture. water come on. so to see, but don't show on your funds and is unsustainable. and also there was a rivalry between media and member say, do done one ukraine because it would suck over on it to the east and the eastern europeans would act to put all the money. will you on ukraine? sure. is not going to work. a tour. you know, daniel, if i

wages and benefits abc 7 news was there as the group picketed outside the trans-pacific center on broadway union leaders. say the pandemic has exasperated working conditions and the job has become more dangerous with an uptick in violence. they'd like employers to increase workers pay offer more training and improve benefits the security officers primarily work at offices and public facilities in oakland and san francisco in the south bay. year of san jose wants more officers on foot patrols in the city's downtown area, but with a thinly staffed department and hiring challenges some wonder if a staffing these proposed patrols is actually really even possible abc 7 news reporter's zach fuentes. has that story downtown san jose is filled with the unique variety of businesses, but like other areas has had its struggles as we went through the pandemic. i was pretty bleak down here cash boring owns two businesses in downtown san jose. he says that the area is a destination but not everyone thinks of it as that yet. no, when folks in this area say i'm going to the city. they're not talking about comin

the strongest center china the european union together with russia is with us and america will not gocalm down. no, they can’t, and for objective, subjective reasons. well , you see poland and here yes, and the courts will accept refugees and will not accept money either. give us a day and go to ukraine, and we have already agreed. before the fact that they are ready to chop up western ukraine, but i’ll tell you as a big secret that the next chop off will not work in ukraine. according to my information , a serious confrontation begins between zelensky and the ukrainian military, the military conflict, like no one understands what a conflict with russia is, they die there, guys military, you see what they are capable of. how many can fight, but will not be able to fight further. you see russia has changed. so she found them just to grind in detail, and this is the death of death, even this one is recognized. zelensky what 100 does a person die there? yes, not 100, 1,000 people are dying tomorrow, there will be no one to fight, and territorial defense will not replace the military, the

close to civic center along market street, union plaza, powell street and in the mission, 16th and missionan francisco and in seattle is to work with individuals who are cycling in and out of criminal justice and are falling through the cracks and using this as intervention to address that population and the racial disparity we see. we want to focus on the mission in tender loan district. >> it goes to the partners that hired case managers to deal directly with the clients. case managers with referrals from the police or city agencies connect with the person to determine what their needs are and how we can best meet those needs. >> i have nobody, no friends, no resources, i am flat-out on my own. i witnessed women getting beat, men getting beat. transgenders getting beat up. i saw people shot, stabbed. >> these are people that have had many visits to the county jail in san francisco or other institutions. we are trying to connect them with the resources they need in the community to break out of that cycle. >> all of the referrals are coming from the law enforcement agency. >> officers obs

kumasi: if you like popeyes, san francisco is opening a new location in its inside westville center at unionds show the popular right to contain is going to take chipotle spot in the bottom for foodcourt, the fourth popeyes in the city. the chain has seen a surge in popularity since the launch of that right chicken sandwich in 2019 -- fried chicken sandwich in 2019. reggie: amazon second prime day event is meant to drive up sales and ring in new membership. amazon's typical prime day is set for july 12 and 13th. kumasi: this starbucks call with samsung might have you craving a cute desk -- starbucks coal lab -- collab with samsung might have you craving a cute desk accessory. it can fit a charger inside the mug. here, this in south korea, it is not available for iphones. we do not know how much it costs. i do not know why i told you. it is cute, i should have led with, look at this thing you cannot have. sorry. [laughter] reggie: if it doesn't fit in your pocket, what are we doing? a mansion is up for sale. the 11,000 square-foot home is not the haunted mansion. it is in the carol wood neigh

and namely, for example, at reception centers at refugee reception centers across the european union, making providing mechanisms, for example, a reporting mechanism for, for women and girls to be able to report as some of the experiences that they've had if they were potentially if, if that would have happened at home in ukraine or on the journey to, to, to, to, to safe refuge out. they talked about making those mechanisms accessible in language and in various other ways to be able to assist people. so this is a, a real issue that pn lawmakers have really been championing. and there is to some degree, some sort of implementation on the ground at the different river g centers and reception centers. and i hope renewed urgency as well. thank you so much. christine were reporting from brussels greatly appreciate you. want to tell you now about the other stories in the headlines right now, the head of the international atomic energy agency. it f. l grossi has accused iran of removing 27 security cameras. monitoring its nuclear program. iran's nuclear agency released a video showing 2 i. e

union, they are accepted as their own. they have almost the same rights there as the citizens of these countries , and during every trip we made sure to visit the center providing assistance to forced migrants who received temporary protection from of the european union and we got acquainted on the spot with the conditions in which the citizens live, and these are mainly women and children, vulnerable groups for whom absolutely no support should be provided, and here, by the way, our citizens also face new challenges because they are fleeing the war, forced to flee see the real attitude of the values ​​of the countries of the european union adapt to cultural exchanges and see the difference from when with the years of the russian federation imposed there the myths of the russian world, i.e. i think that this you just know democracy now a-a vision of how other countries live, how the citizens of these countries live. this is also a very important component for our citizens, and for one more observation, as for me, as in the conditions of war, women's leadership is also extremely important. women advocate joining the european union at the highest levels

in other words, he might take socially oriented policies to the left or center or to the component of the left union take some economic reforms to the conservative republicans. ross: let's try and understan further what has happened here. reporter: macron is really paying the price for many mistakes he made in a few bad political choices that he made over the past five years of his presidential term. to go to them quickly, the first one really is that he decided to destroy the left-right divide that h traditionally been at the core of french politics. but in truth, he hasn't really succeeded producing new ideological block. so his party never actually grew into a real party that has a real local basare even that is easily identifiable in terms of its ideology. to this day, most french people don't know where his heart really lies, on the right or the left. second thing is, twice now, in 2017 and in 2022, he was really elected thanks to centerleft and left-leaning voters who they feel he took for granted so there was definitely some sort of sanction or punishment that was done this time around in the

also the executive director of the kairos center at union theological seminar.ome back to democracy now! if you could talk about the significance of this march and this coming at a time where a yale study just came out saying something like 338 thousand people who died of covid-19 during the pandemic in the united states, one third of the people, died unnecessarily, could have been saved if the u.s. had medicare for all. can you talk about how health care is a basic right is one of the tenets of what people are calling for in washington? >> thank you, amy. it is great to be fact. as mr. barber said and you referenced, this study came out this week that says one third of the people who did not have health care would not have died from the pandemic -- what we in the poor people's campaign have been putting out and we did a study with jeffrey sachs and folks over at colombia university that showed between two and five times the number of poor people from poor communities diedrom the pandemic than richer communities and richer people. again, this is because of the u

upper volzhskaya poultry farm petelinka, akasheva, chernyshikhinsky meat together with the expert center union chose an independent laboratory in which we found out the meat of which chickens were fresh and juicy, and which ones were fed banned antibiotics? by the way, it is believed that most of the medicines accumulate in chicken paws, they say, therefore they are almost never eaten in russia, but this is a myth, in fact, the paws, although not messy, however, they are valuable in their own way, therefore russian, poultry farmers sell with great success them or on anti-aging cosmetics. this is how collagen is boiled out of paws or for food abroad for the past couple of years, we have been actively growing, the southeastern one in particular. china is a separate part because they are gourmets. yes, they love the weak. and actually the wings of the installers, that is, the fact is that we do not eat them as a delicacy? yes, they are here at all. we were lucky, of course, with the chinese, this is the main thing, as it were, just the meatiest part. yes, let's say, here they are, unfortunately s

unions. initially, he did not encourage the scottish referendum, fearing a precedent for such centers of nationalismish catalonia, the entire western part of the european union does not like london , the balance of sympathy and strength has changed significantly in recent years. member. the current head of the nationalist party. hesitating to demand boris johnson to allow a second referendum, referring to the pandemic alex salman believes that demand the referendum must be fast confidently and threaten the court with shouting and disgrace to the whole world in marriage, for example, britain and the prime minister of britain spend a huge amount of time getting the rest of the world. what is democracy? and if it happens inside britain, accidentally explicitly refusing to the scottish people in conducting the democratic process of london will be very embarrassing. it will be a huge embarrassment, and not some trifle sturgeon, announcing the desire to get rid of the influence of london says nothing about limiting the influence of washington opposite the show we are solid a position that has only been st

and they will all return, i am actually a living hero, the director of the advocacy center of the ukrainian helsinki unionghts the head of the board of the humanitarian study wave we congratulate mr. boris congratulations congratulations good day well-known human rights defender boris zakharov is one of the most famous in the country and actually i would like to start with the problematic issues of mr. of such the most strange and painful news for ukraine, because according to human rights defenders, the release took place in direct violation of the constitution and legislation of ukraine, there were comments on denisov's work in in the media environment, but all reputable human rights protection organizations note the honest work of the ombudsman, what can you say about this, what do you think about the new legal side of the removal of denisova and the effects of this day of ukraine? i believe that this is another act of usurpation of power by the president of the office of the president. this is a violation of the constitution, a brutal violation of the constitution, no martial law. there can be no just

this is the only map of the soviet union that is in the center of moscow. everything was filmed.e's something with them, it seems immediately in ma. after that they got rid of me. here is the presidential link. that is, if you pick up the phone, it's not there. there is a directory specially there, a few subscribers from the kremlin often call. well, that's okay. well, i'm a fairly influential person, even putin once told me he called me here. millions of people vote first for the communists on the list. he is a well-known politician, he has his own views on things, with many of them i do not agree, many do not share them. it seems to me quite realistic, especially in international affairs. by the way, in this regard, he is open to putin's case to get through, it's easier than some ministers suggested to putin to appoint acting governor. oryol region communist. vadim pomitsky, the president agreed , and zyuganov came to oryol, pomitsky walked around the city, which knows better than many complex planning with industrial development and development at the same time. all this is li

union of the two countries , the fight against western sanctions was discussed, the development of contacts with alternative economic centersasia and africa and the budget of the union state. what decisions were made know dmitry horn? the russian parliamentary delegation landed, while the plenipotentiary oil in the republic of belarus gryaznov is dismissed by the representative of the state duma vyacheslav volodin at the bottom of the morning volodin is met by the belarusian colleague chairman of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic vladimir andreichenko and responsible secretary of the parliamentary assembly of the union state sergei strelnichenko, a short exchange greetings and immediately in the program is an integral part of the working visit of the russian delegation to the republic of belarus, especially on the eve of june 22. this of course, in the decomposition of the wreath and the victory monument at the sixty-second session of the parliamentary assembly of the union state of russia and belarus, the composition of the leadership of the profile commissions was approved by their numb

center. alameda just gave approval. would cover hayward, union city, fremont, newark and southern >> can supervise and limit teens' time on platforms and keep eye who their interacting with. parents can block apps and require teens to get permission before downloading or importantly, buying anything. >> the parents have to get permission from the teenagers or the teenagers from the parents? how does it work? >> you have to establish the connection, it was the teen but that's not sustainable, parent can initiate the relationship. see how much time the teen spends on instagram, set limits to the time. new feature, pick periods of the week that child can't use instagram, homework or school time. and similar features on quest to shape experience there as well. >> moms watching their kids to darren watching what mother nature is doing. >>> and follow-up to the brush fire burning just over the milpitas line from san jose, the camera in downtown san jose can see some of the smoke coming off of that. read a couple of things from this, besides what we kno

dedicated to giving ukraine the status of a candidate in the european union , its author is the belarusian artist mykhas smolskyi in in the centercomposition, he depicted the coat of arms of ukraine, which surrounds a wreath of stars of the european union, the work is made in the colors of the ukrainian flag, the background is a blue coat of arms , a star and a yellow inscription on the graffiti painted on the wall of the embankment of the danube canal. thank you very much , remko, that you and ukraine allowed canada to confiscate russian assets and transfer them to the reconstruction of ukraine. identification, further freezing and confiscation of assets located on the territory of canada, they will then be able to be sold. and according to the law, the proceeds will be directed, in particular, to the reconstruction of a foreign state . all the information about the fact that ukraine filed a new lawsuit against the russian federation with the european court of human rights, tell me in more detail what the essence is what is the case and what will happen next? this is really our next lawsuit against the russian federation, a-a f

apartment on mokhovaya st. in the baltic, the second industrial scientific and cultural center of the soviet unioner moscow. and this is makhovaya in in the eighteenth century boorish, that is, the weaver then there were a lot of them here, and then everything was built up with tenement houses, professor preobrazhensky lived . firstly, you will stand idle, and secondly, you will inherit me on carpets, and all my carpets are persian. first, we are not lord first, are you a man or a woman? and this house 32 is in many ways the fatal building , pushkin came here to a friend of vyazma, it was the day before his duel with dantes. good day great day. even the eyes don't itch. pushkin was very superstitious, he believed that his right eye itched to trouble. this time, the absence of bad omens did not save alexander sergeevich almost a century and a half later, the heroes of our today's history lived within the walls of this house. mathematics candidate of sciences, her husband is also a candidate of sciences leonid stroganov, it was this intelligent, respected engineer, inventor , who was kidnapped in fr

whether means to be the most pro union presidency, his history of the united states, means having working people front and center in our nations for recovery in the future enemies having a union member as secretary of labor, and union members. [applause] [applause] >> it means having the task force at the white house, dedicated to worker organizing and workerke empowerment to, ner done before. he means having an nlrb working to man captive audience meetings. enemies having a champion in the oval office who knows that working people are the engine of our economy in the heartbeat of our community center country. and your work and getting out to vote in 2020, made all of that possible in his commitment to shared feet and sisters and brothers and siblings it is my honor and privilege of two introduce the most pro union president in the history of the unitedf states, joe biden. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ c7 hello seattle. biden: your labor and they union, it makesor a difference. it is good to be home. and as they say, you wronged me to the dance and thank you would please have a seat if there is one and you are a gigantic

majority of ukrainians are forced immigrants to them in the countries of the european union, and soon ukraine will be the center of europe, not only geographically, but also in fact, this is important, we add to oleksiy danilov, secretary of the national security council, and the turnover for our broadcast. thank you for taking the time, mr. oleksiy. well, the first question for you is that yesterday the so-called rammstein 3 took place today are the visits of the european leaders of the head of romania, who is responsible for the eastern e flank, the date is right here near us, what are you for yourself and for the ukrainian people in general, the results of these decisions regarding the provision of rammstein weapons well, and today’s statements hm in particular and macron in particular and that’s what it’s all about that if ukraine is going to achieve peace, then only on its own terms, because a lot of ukrainians were worried about something before this visit, well, i don't understand what the ukrainians were worried about. i think that we have already proven in all our stories that we can be ruled it is imp

the group picketed outside the transpacific center on broadway. union leaders say the pandemic has exasperated working conditions and the job has become more dangerous with the rise in violence. they would like employers to increase worker'say offer morerain and improve benefits. ama: a show of support for the family of the san francisco men whose killing lead to the stop asian hate movement. more than two dozen people gathered outside the hall of justice ahead of a preliminary hearing for the suspect charged in this attack. the daughter expressed her appreciation for the support they received. >> we are all united in solidarity. it is a strong and powerful -- it makes us rise up our voice for demand. stick to each other. >> antoine watson is charged with murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and elder abuse for pushing her to the ground. he died at the hospital shortly after arriving. larry: the dow jones closed slightly lower today one day after tumbling into a bear market on worries that inflation will lead to higher interest rates. gains by several

china is the strongest center the european union, together with russia , is with us and america is nowhere can't, and for objective reasons, objective reasons. well , you see poland, and here the courts will accept refugees and will not accept money either. give us a day and go to ukraine, and we have already agreed. to the point that western ukraine is ready, but as a big secret i will tell you the following at least it won’t work in ukraine. according to my information , a serious confrontation begins between zelensky and the ukrainian military, the military conflict, as no one understands what a conflict with russia is, they die there, the military guys they see what they are capable of. how many can fight, but will not be able to fight further. you see russia has changed. so she found them just to grind in detail, and this is death , death, even this zelensky admits that 100 people are dying there? yes, not 100 they have 1,000 people dying tomorrow there will be no one to fight, and territorial defense will not replace, the armed forces of the military sees this and they saw that he gr

institutions of the integration association of the european union, there are no problems there, that is, they are open to the public, analytical centersse or other institutions of the european union issued many recommendations with the fact that it is necessary to give a clear political signal to ukraine and moldova in the form of a candidate for the european parliament saw this week , he also made the appropriate decision, that is, there are no problems at this level, there are problems with individual states that i have already named, that is, france, macron , he is promoting some special format the relationship between france, er, between the european union, i apologize and ukraine, then especially the format between the european union and britain, hungary, we really understand that this is a satellite of the russian federation in this history, germany, too, you know such statements 50 for 50, that is, what i am leading to that there are no problems at all the second is the reason. i am convinced that there will be a behind-the-scenes struggle to the end. i think that the european commission is taking into account the positive sent

and in accordance with these union documents of the union of the united union state, many structures are coordinated from one centerere are border guards, customs officials, and this allows russia to fully control the entire perimeter of the belarusian state, in my opinion, the kremlin is absolutely a distorted entity that controls a significant territory, a significant amount of the population, an artificially collected document is the personification of an evil empire, and therefore there is no alternative to the destruction of the kremlin as an institution, then there must be a natural disintegration into those peoples living on the territory of the russian federation, who were finally able to form their own states and russia ceased to exist as the prison of the peoples, our goal is for europe to reach at least the ural mountains, not to the east. i have never been a supporter of this thesis. ural mountains, and here in this territory there should be five or six, maybe 10. how will it be born to independently define a state with which ukraine should build very high-quality, strong relations ? money and resources

collection old courtyard cape of altai chernyshikhinsky native lands , together with the expert center of the unioneral control service, we chose an independent laboratory in which we found out which dumplings were heartily stuffed with fresh meat, and in which minced meat with a smell is diluted with fat and the cheapest stabilizer? and although the authority of dumplings in recent years, thanks to the efforts of the economic on the whole handicraftsmen, has been greatly shaken, however, doctors are not against good dumplings. proteins are carbohydrates. there is a plus or minus. they are balanced, not enough to complete the picture, only fiber. well their same eat bite with something ordinary. here you can add greens with bread. although good dumplings can cause some people to upset the digestive system, if there is already a lot of dough on the menu, experts assure, in principle, bread and a large amount of carbohydrates that begin to ferment in the intestines. and then there is some kind of bloating gas formation. especially if sourdough bread, for example, is cooked, and then black bread. yes,

ambassador, and i'm the founding chairman of the atlantic council global energy center formerly ambassador to the european union among other things and it's my chance to moderate the discussion. the atlantic council eurasia center and global center delighted to welcome to you this event to talk about the effectiveness of sanctions implemented on russia's war machine thus far and the prospects for expanding sanctions in the future and in particularly, also with an eye on expanding energy sanctions. we have just a really distinguished panel today to discuss those measures and i'll introduce them now. erik woodhouse, the deputy assistant secretary of state for contra threat finance and finance and sanctions. at the bureau of economic and business affairs at the department of state. erik's had a career in the private sector as a lawyer, as well as treasury, a long list in the state department. most important, he went to stanford law school where i went and taught for several years. we also have alexander sherba, former ukraine ambassador to austria and now the chief advisor to the ceo, and he'll have important comm