old man out of the soviet union five rukyanov. you are already in udine grandfather subtlying belaz and this is a story e this is my belorussian, how, as an architect , i see the places i travel, and it always seemed to me that not only people are worthy. uh, to paint portraits from them. well, architecture and houses. they are also worthy of becoming portraits for me. therefore, in this exhibition such stories are my dialogue with what i see. for example, a blouse - these are portraits of gluz houses. here they are each with their own character and no matter what, uh, they may be a little old and it doesn't matter that they are not shiny with their textures. but this is the story that i was interested in writing, he and the immediate plans of galina levina art are more expensive along the city street for onions and a couple, special remaining routes. to build slavuta tyazhyodina, the dzerzhinka district and licorice games, and bouquets of biscuits with chocolate and marshmallows. i think a new trendy branch, at least not confecti

scotland and wales strike action has ended due to increased pay offers, the schools leaders unions and wail and fivel education union rejects the new offer decisions will be made by the pay y°u decisions will be made by the pay you body and the thousand pounds cash payment will be lost. the union will announce the result of its online ballot next monday and will have to give two weeks notice before any new strike dates are announced. vanessa clarke, bbc news. a man suing the oscar—winning actor gwyneth paltrow over a skiing accident seven years ago has given evidence in the trial. 76—year—old terry sanderson claims he suffered life—changing injuries when the star skied into him at a resort in utah. the actor denies all claims and is countersuing for $1. our correspondent louise pilbeam has more. you may call your next witness. it was a hit—and—run on the ski slopes that this man says destroyed his life. 76—year—old terry sanderson claims gwyneth paltrow was reckless. everything was great and then i heard something i've never heard at a ski resort and that was a blood—curdling scream. just, i can't d

but the schools leaders union in wales and five unions in northern ireland are still taking action short before any new strike dates are announced. vanessa clarke, bbc news. more than 50 metres below london, engineers have been building what they hope will be the solution to the capital�*s sewage problems. the existing victorian system struggles to cope in significant rainfall — often leading to untreated waste being pumped into the river thames. our environment correspondentjonah fisher has been given rare access inside the �*super sewer�* — to find out how it�*s going to help. so there�*s the basket. ok, hanging from a crane. that is the only way to get into most of our shafts, now. we are in the centre of london at battersea and we are about to go 55 metres down into the ground to join the super—sewer. the biggest and deepest tunnel that has ever been built in london. it�*s great to be on a bike because this project isjust so huge. the tunnel is vast. it stretches all the way across london, mainly under the thames. 15 miles, and the basic idea is that it is going to take the sewage an

the growth of the average salary in all countries of the eurasian union railway transportation to china from belarus has increased five and swiss banks are afraid of the exit of chinese clients. what is the reason for this, we will tell you in the next few minutes on the air of economic news in alina lapu's studio, good morning. the eurasian economic commission announces an increase in the average monthly salary in all countries of the union at the end of last year, the highest growth rates were recorded in kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan in terms of nominal wages, belarus is on the third line among the top five countries for the amount of more than 1,600 rubles. belarus has five times increased container traffic by rail to china, such growth was shown last year by the eurasian development bank, our country continues to actively reorient its freight traffic to the east, china in this regard is the most important partner after russia belaz share in the russian market in the segment of dump trucks especially heavy load capacity exceeds 80%. this is the maximum value for the last 7 years. this year, the industrial giant aims t

five years. every one of these unions. every one of them have apprentice programs that range four to five years. it's loik going back to college. you get paid, part of your salary but you don't get it all until you're finished with your apprenticeship and become a full-blown member. what i said -- i think they was business round table i was talking in washington. they asked why i was so pro-union. i said for you. cutting your costs. they looked at me, how is that happening? they happen to be the best trained workers in the world. that's a fact. [applause] with the union -- when the union plumber puts it in, it lasts. it lasts. so folks, we shouldn't be -- we shouldn't make exkeuses. it's going to save businesses money as well. the american public. now, seniors in the district are getting shingles vaccines for free now. having -- because of you. instead of having to pay 100 bucks to get that shot. and you know, we took on big pharma, as you well know. you took them on. you got beat up doing it so many, so many people get ins

just five days after announcing our union drive, our regional director drove to our story from out of state and was working alongside my partner's, attorney to make drinks. instead the first time and -- entire time of the company that made a regional director in person. partners suddenly started getting discipline for minor dress code violations or being five or so minutes late. every day, it felt as if there was a concerted effort to build a case against partners who showed even the smallest bit of support for the union. days prior to ballots being that out for the election, miniatures closer store for our long periods. most during peak operating times, to hold impromptu captive audience meetings. it felt like the company was suddenly paying full attention to us and were willing to throw absolutely anything at us to deter us from organizing. we won our vote when you are go today. march 29th, 2022. since then, we made every attempt to try to bargain in good faith with the company. starbucks walked out on our stores only scheduled bargaining session after just 30 minutes. on may 3rd, t

union today. they'll be striking for six days a week for five weeks starting on april 3rd at offices across the ukas given civil servants a 2—3% rise this year — the pcs civil service union says it should be more like 10%. the union says it has a multi—million—pound fund to pay striking workers their wages throughout the five weeks. i would rather not have a single day of action and the government's got two weeks before the passport offices come out on strike. and the question i'd like them to answer is why have they had talks with the health unions and reached a settlement? why are they having talks with the education unions but they refuse to have talks with their own workforce? the people they rely on to deliver every— the people they rely on to deliver every single aspect of the budget jeremy— every single aspect of the budget jeremy hunt announced this week. so, what will the impact be? it normally takes up to 10 weeks for people to get their new passport. it says it doesn't plan to adjust that advice. it also says it is working on it, hence a contingency plan and it is open to talks with the

the pcs union says more than 1,500 of them could go on strike. they'll walk out for fiveuk. the government has given civil servants a 2—3% rise this year. their union, the pcs, says the increase should be closer to 10% and that it has a multi—million pound fund to pay striking workers throughout the five weeks. i would rather not have a single day of action, and the government's got two weeks before the passport offices come out on strike. and the question i'd like them to answer is, why have they had talks with the health unions and reached a settlement? why are they having talks with the education unions but they refuse to have talks with their own workforce, the people they rely on to deliver every single aspect of the budget that jeremy hunt announced earlier this week? and if you have a passport, your troubles might not be over if you're planning to travel through heathrow�*s terminal 5 — security guards there are to strike over easter in a dispute about pay. they'll walk out for 10 days from 31st march. the airport says it's offered a10% pay deal, and has contingenc

security council key topic was interaction within the framework of the eurasian economic union, it includes fivef russia , belarus , kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan . but there are , uh, separate topics that we agreed to discuss, please, with us. lavrov vladimir putin congratulated shinjinpi on our re-election as chairman of the people's republic of china, the russian leader noted that re-election sitting? pina - this is evidence of broad support for his course, while he called him a dear friend and stressed that he would highly appreciate his personal contribution to strengthening partnership and interaction between our countries for the candidacy everyone voted today at the entire chinese people's congress unanimously approved such a decision was expected back in the fall, si, who turned 70, was re-elected to the highest party post of the secretary general of the central committee of the communist party of the republic, he took for the third time in a row the presidency of the prc is an unprecedented case of more than two terms for any leader of the country. this position was not held. in the fight

in the east bay police blocked off traffic in union city neighborhood. fivealyptus trees fell along sterling drive. they damaged several homes and vehicles. one witness said she was getting out of her car when she noticed a tree about to fall. there are no known injuries at this time. >>>> on the peninsula a fallen tree almost hit a van. this was in the brentwood neighborhood of south san francisco. fortunately the tree did not hit anything as it came down. cal fire crews cut up a eucalyptus tree on highway 92 blocking the road. in the north bay an example of why road closed signs should not be ignored. our news crew spotted this van drive right as does sign and a greenville only to stall a few feet into the flooded street. the sonoma county fire district had to be called to pull those inside the van to safety. the driver says she learned her lesson. in santa rosa crews had to clear a giant tree that toppled overnight damaging two cars and bringing down at powerline could bob duxbury heard it come down. he is not fazed by the wild weather. >> i grew up on the

ended due to - strike action has ended due to increased pay offers, but the schools leaders union in wales and fiveill taking action short of a strike. the bbc has been told that if the n a u rejects this new offer, decisions will be made by the pay review body and the thousand pound cash payment would be lost. the union will announce the results of this online ballot next monday and will have to give two weeks' notice before any new strike dates are announced. vanessa clark, bbc news. before her death, dame deborahjames made it her legacy to raise awareness of the symptoms of bowel cancer — with "check your to" —— check your to... —— check your poo... becoming one of her most well known phrases. but, despite her campaign, a new survey by bowel cancer uk has found that many people are still unaware of the key signs of the disease. our correspondent, robin brant has more. the most important message i can give to anybody is get yourself checked out. if there's anything you think might be wrong with you, go and get scene despite any apprehension might have. just six weeks ago. _ apprehension might hav

geoff: the union is demanding a fourears.ase in the district has agreed to a 23% raise over five yearslong with bonuses. why is what the school district is proposing not sufficient for the union? sequoia: from what i can understand from talking to union members and leadership, they really see their demands as almost a bare minimum. they feel like they have been contract for years at this point. inflation and economic downturn kind of looming, they really don't see much wiggle room. they also have had a kind of tenuous relationship with the district in negotiations recently. i think this strike is their last straw. they don't want to budge on their position. geoff: a three-day strike creates a real hardship forwo in kids rely on school for meals and social services. the superintendent told us kids. school district are at or below the poverty line. this is something that i spoke with the superintendent, he was very passionate about trying to lessen the impact asmu athe district itself has set up some schools are open as kind of safe centers for students to go and do take-homeackets that

five years? ten years. unions from across england supported us. were two such piles, around 70 sacks in all, and they'd been building up since the local branch of the postal union voted overwhelmingly tojoin the boycott. all: the workers united will never be defeated! | all the unions were there, with big banners. there were a lot of policemen. you could see them all over the street. and in the middle of them was jayaben. loud cheering. in spite of mass support, the strike committee found its power to act ever more circumscribed. two years after it had begun, the strike was called off. jayaben was not upset with the defeat at all. we felt that asian women in england had fought for two years for the union. and we were proud of that fact. the reason we were fighting, we have achieved. _ the treatment with the staff has already changed. - it is a great victory. the wages was - increased after that. don't you think it's a victory? i am so proud of myself that we fought for our rights. lakshmi patel remembering the grunwick strike, which inspired wides

discussed today vladimir putin permanent members of the security council in the european economic union now includes fivessia, these are armenia , belarus, kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan, we will talk today about the development of relations in one of our most important areas of development of relations with our closest neighbors and allies in euroasia, there are many aspects, which are constantly in the field of our attention, but there are, uh, certain topics that we agree to discuss today , please, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov today, vladimir putin sent a congratulatory telegram to the chinese leader with the wishes of new, success in state activities. the reason for congratulations was unanimous decision of the all chinese people's congress again electors to the post of president of the people's republic of china the third term in the message, putin says that moscow and beijing will continue to work together every day, on the most important issues of the regional international agenda , to increase fruitful cooperation in various fields in his telegram , the president also notes that russia highl

relations with the zionist regime to reduce their membership to the african union , there are 55 african countries and more than five countries are completely opposed to the zionist regime they announced this action which was done today in the union in south africa, which is widespread in other countries , the world cup we had even though morocco had normalized their relations with the zionist regime of the appointed government, but we saw football players and even the flag of palestine in the stadiums and it shows that the nations are against that decision , which the governments say, thank you very much for your explanations, shahsoni , fars news agency international correspondent , rek neshin khan, zionism, the attack on al-qasa mosque with the support of the zionist military, should be prevented. the security guards of the mosque and the palestinian worshipers enter the al-aqsa mosque , we can see the report of al-alam network reporter from ghusl . it is easier for the zionists to perform the talmudic hajj rituals. the attack of hundreds of settlers took place at the invitation of organizations known as hikel an

five years? ten years. unions from across england supported us.0 sacks in all, and they'd been building up since the local branch of the postal union voted overwhelmingly to join the boycott. all: the workers united will never be defeated! | all the unions were there, with big banners. there were a lot of policemen. you could see them all over the street. and in the middle of them was jayaben. loud cheering. in spite of mass support, the strike committee found its power to act ever more circumscribed. two years after it had begun, the strike was called off. jayaben was not upset with the defeat at all. we felt that asian women in england had fought for two years for the union, and we were proud of that fact. the reason we were fighting, we have achieved. _ the treatment with the staff has already changed. - it is a great victory. the wages was increased after that. don't you think it's a victory? i am so proud of myself that we fought for our rights. lakshmi patel remembering the grunwick strike, which inspired widespread trade union support. our

but the schools leaders union in wales and five unions in northern ireland are still taking action short. the bbc has been told that if the neu rejects this new offer, decisions will be made by the pay review body, and the £1,000 cash payment would be lost. the union will announce the results of its online ballot next monday and will have to give two weeks' notice before any new strike dates are announced. vanessa clarke, bbc news. meanwhile, more than 130,000 civil servants will strike next month in a row over pay, pensions and job security. the pcs union represents workers in government departments as well as those at organisations such as 0fsted and border force. it has been calling for a 10% pay rise, but ministers say the proposals are unaffordable. humza yousaf is expected to be elected as scotland's first minister this afternoon, following a vote in the scottish parliament. yesterday, he was announced as the new leader of the snp. scotland correspondent james shaw joins us from holyrood. good morning. a busy day yesterday. tell us what we expect to happen today. tell us what we ex

a fremont union high school district closed five campuses including three high schools but should be oday with power. the campbell union high school district says they will make a decision by 7:00 this morning. until then things are up in the air for prospect high school and westmont high school, which were out of session yesterday. we visited simonds, and the principal told us it's about learning and also supporting families, and if the near normal attendance shows anything, families are happy with that. >> we want to make sure our kids have a safe place to be. this is it. >> it's crazy, and imagine talking to a customer, mom, so-and-so hit me every few seconds, so i think it's wonderful. >> so many homes are still in the dark as well, and in some areas like sunnyvale, that could be the story through friday. people are depending on neighbors that have solar panels, panels to keep their phones charges, and businesses brought in backup to get families food. we spoke to one of the folks here at the elementary school, and he says the estimates are really kind of vague for this school her

a fremont union high school district closed five campuses including three high schools but should be rmal with power today. the campbell union high school district is going to make a decision about whether or not to hold classes by 7:00 this morning, and that means prospect and westmont high school students still have their face up in the air. we visited simonds, and yesterday the teachers went old school, and if power is still out they will hold classes. the principal told us it's about learning and also supporting families, and if near normal attendance levels is any indication, families appreciate that option. >> this is the safest place for kids to be. families still have to go to work even though we don't have power, and we want to make sure our kids have a safe place to be, and this is all that. >> imagine talking to a customer, mom, so-and-so hit me, mom -- like every few seconds, so i think it's wonderful. >> reporter: the students will be in the dark at school. a lot of families still in the dark at home as well, especially here in sunnyvale, and that could be the story throu

there are the first detainees to enter into a dialogue with trade unions, the president of the five republicss not seem to intend to. but on the eve i managed to talk with the british example of how it turned out to have similar problems, and situations on both sides of the english channel of the timurtisievs. paris boils on the streets of tens of thousands of indignant french. all of them used their day off for this protest to achieve the abolition of the pension reform, the demonstration turned into a mess , the police used tear gas. french people protests against raising the retirement age, 62 to 64 years. according to the new law, women will retire on the same basis as men. in addition, the ministers want to take away almost all pension benefits from the people, the government hopes that the protesters will give up quickly, because strikes are expensive. also, life itself has risen in price , food prices and electricity are constantly rising, and every time citizens think how to pay them, how to feed their families and so on, today's strike is a turning point. and we we see how it grows,

union program. they are seventy-five percent complete. of them have been fully implemented, the countries are confident that space technologies are also subject to us. we are actively working on the creation of a joint satellite. the decision is a story and we create a joint russian, belarusian, belarusian, sputnik 0.35. in principle, all issues are agreed upon. well, even if the new project is now a working draft, the task is to make not only space, both sides have been holding the sanctions strike together for more than a year , it is easier and more efficient to understand, so the economy is not the currency has not depreciated, and the company is operating normally. this is the case when challenges and goals are united. but certainly a lot of trade was done last year, a record $50 billion, deliveries from belarus grew by 40% in january-february, these trends persist. energy payments are in russian rubles, and the oil pricing formula has been approved. and gas. we are confident that we are following the path of union building. roman go

in the union state, in the format of the five, they were sent for promotion.nomies we have taken our joint anti-crisis measures. they helped to prevent shortages of food equipment, medicines , medical products in order to further increase trade and develop an independent financial system. inside the union also agreed on approaches to expanding the use of national currencies. we last year, but only for goods. ah, their share. we see was 85%. this is a very good result. we plan to continue increasing the calculations in them in general, the development of international cooperation is a task that we will continue to pay special attention to. dear colleagues the strength of russia in its regions , their development is another of our priorities. we have created new opportunities for their economies for many subjects. i had to seriously adjust my expenses. well federal center. naturally, he supported them, realizing how important it is to implement all projects on the ground so that the residents themselves feel the benefits during the year, the government provided

artak comalen a new line of engines will be jointly developed by five countries of the economic unionrus armenia kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan across russia have started sales of moskvich cars and electric cars already available in several dozen showrooms. what is special about new products? and how much they will cost, alena logvinova found out today, sales of moskvich-3 cars, as well as moskvich 3e electric cars, started today, and this news was announced the day before in his telegram channel, the mayor of moscow and sergey sobyanin, the car is already available at 52 dealerships and service points in 23 russian cities moscow st. petersburg , volgograd yekaterinburg-kazan, kemerovo nizhny novgorod perm tyumen and many others a complete list of cities and dealers can be found on the official site moskvich auto.ru the first car showrooms have already decorated their facades with a bright, recognizable signboard moskvich very soon, our corporate identity will appear in all official representatives of the company . special training. because for many of them, working with electric cars is r

well, there are three, four, five in the european union in particular, well, spain , slovakia, and italyms already about that they said that they were ready to hand over aircraft from other countries, in particular to slovakia, they said that in slovakia they said that they were ready to hand over soviet aircraft of the soviet era, so maybe it would be worthwhile to really give some kind of green light and get us these planes first so that they pass the time while our pilots are studying and will be studying not at 16, as you think, of course. this is exactly the approach that needs to be implemented now, that is, the supply of aircraft will be phased and there will be different types of vehicles. of course, the closest will be soviet aircraft, but in many respects are equipped for aviation weapons and this is very important and very significant nazi models of aviation equipment which in the near future, that is, these soviet ones, for example , from slovakia and also from poland, can use weapons that will enable our e-e pilots to have a longer range than russian e- to detect air targets

first check out this neighborhood in union city, where at -- at least five large eucalyptus trees fellfell near listeria way. some fell on homes and others in backyards. larry: pg&e is facing the monumental task of repairing power lines knocked down by yesterday's winds. here is the outage map. more than 140,000 customers are still without electricity. more than 450,000 customers were impacted by storm related outages. that is the worst single day for outages since 1995. even though the weather has improved, officials say crews are running into issues. >> access to some damaged areas continues to be difficult. flooding, downed trees and unstable soil are all likely to occur and pose hazards for crews seeking safe access. larry: officials are urging patience from customers still without power and say they can find their estimated restoration times online at pg&e's outage

five years. every one of these unions. every one of them have apprentice programs that range four to five years. it's loik going back to college. you get paid, part of your salary but you don't get it all until you're finished with your apprenticeship and become a full-blown member. what i said -- i think they was business round table i was talking in washington. they asked why i was so pro-union. i said for you. cutting your costs. they looked at me, how is that happening? they happen to be the best trained workers in the world. that's a fact. [applause] with the union -- when the union plumber puts it in, it lasts. it lasts. so folks, we shouldn't be -- we shouldn't make exkeuses. it's going to save businesses money as well. the american public. now, seniors in the district are getting shingles vaccines for free now. having -- because of you. instead of having to pay 100 bucks to get that shot. and you know, we took on big pharma, as you well know. you took them on. you got beat up doing it so many, so many people get ins

we suffered, we got the brunt of it but you cannot have a situation where the trade unions are going on strike every fiveo ransom and making everybody miserable and that is what was happening. sure. but i want to remind people you didn't convert to the tories until 2018, it wasn't that you thought, it was in the blair period, the brown period, the ed miliband period, you were working for a labour mp against people who tried to become the tory prime minister. and that is when the penny dropped. when i started working fora labour mp. let's talk about that in a second. first of all, what else about ashfield? your dad was a miner, paul. your mum jennifer was a factory worker, two wages, and yet you describe when you talk about this a very poor house, how come? i think that was typical of households in ashfield at the time, the men worked down the pits, some did seven days a week, my mother worked at the factory, and things were more expensive i think back in the �*70s, food was definitely more expensive, relatively speaking, people were paying a lot more as a percentage of their wages on food then. that is h

the allied five this year, in addition, much attention will also be paid to import substitution and the elimination of trade barriers anton malyuta with details. the eurasian economic uniony overcomes the sanctions pressure about this says the official statistics. so, the production of agricultural products in the countries of the five due to last year increased by almost 187 million tons, which is about 27% more than the previous year, a significant increase in fees was noted in all countries of the union and was due to an increase in productivity. in particular. in armenia, the grain harvest increased by almost 58%, in kyrgyzstan by 36%, in kazakhstan by 34.5%, in russia by almost 27%, and in belarus by 19%. also increased the harvest of sugar beets by 2%, the harvest of potatoes by 4.6% and vegetables by one percent, in addition to agriculture in the eu great attention is paid to the development of industry. here, the main focus of import substitution has already been implemented on 25 projects. well, the potential is much greater. an industrialization map has been formed for a total of $270 billion. active work is also underway to create a eurasian electric bus. we e

like to emphasize that this communist party statistics eh china , the soviet union also drew statistics very well, the fiver plan was completed three years before it fell apart, so china is not really such a power as it portrays itself at the very first moment and they understood it perfectly, at the same time, everyone from impin came to record russia itself and putin, which leader, actually, how does it leaven to be clear, well, and accordingly, only there are corporations leaving, well, the wood is still being exported , to fix cheap energy sources for the chinese economy, that is, they are realistic for today well, understanding that, again, america is so she said they left their high-ranking officials, in particular, the measles would say, we are also carefully watching the account of the introduction of sanctions against china, as a country that will , for example, be a match for the military power of russia, then this is a consensus of two or two parks in the united states of america. that is, it will be a generally consensus story in 5 seconds and then really that story where 3% is the trade balanc

union organizing. then filmmaker jennifer fox. five years ago, she made a remarkable narrative film "the tale" based in part on her perienceurvivinghild xual abuse by a coach. >> changg myse. i don'even rember how used to be. >> i fou a storyou wrote in english. >> wre did y finit? >> what tters is wh it sa. excellent coach. amy: jennifer fox recently revealed the name of the man who abused her, ted nash, a legendary olympic rower and coach. today jennifer fox will come back on democracy now! for her first television interview since making this revelation, which has sparked an investigation by the u.s. rowing federation. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations has adopted a landmark resolution that seeks to hold countries accountable for climate crisis. on wednesday, the u.n. general assembly voted on a measure calling on the international court of justice to establish obligations under international law for nations to protect their populat

union. the national labor relations board says four out of every five starbucks stores voted yes to unionizecause senator bernie sanders is now the chairman of this committee. she has taken a keen interest in spar bucks. given that schultz is worth billions of dollars and the fact that starbucks has been indicted by the nlrb for dozens of complaints, sander his a series of contentious -- i want to play that. >> have you ever threatened, coerced, or intimidated a worker for supporting a union? >> i have had conversations that could have been interpreted in a different way i intended. that's up to the person who received the information. >> will you commit to testifying in any trial where you personally are accused of breaking federal labor law, something that you have been accused of doing nearly 100 times since 2021? >> mr. chairman, let me say under oath, these are allegations and starbucks has not broken the law. >> in other words, schultz there says these are mere accusations. there's no proof and weight to judge me before these allegations ultimately come out. now, schultz could get a wa

fremont union high school district is canceling class at five campuses, cupertino union is cancelingll classes are canceled at de anza college and san jose unified says school is in session. you can find a running list at nbcbayarea.com. those schools are among the 167,000 customers that still had no power as of 4:00 this morning. the bulk of those are in the south bay and on the peninsula. >> time to get a look at the forecast. meteorologist vianey arana has a look at that. >> folks are going to like today's daytime highs and also how dry it is outside. we're going to be in the upper 50s for most of the bay area, 59 degrees in oakland, concord 62, and a lot less wind. no wind advise is in place. those are expired. you will get more sunshine tomorrow as well. mostly sunshine on friday. then a spotty rain chance moves in for the weekend. >> taking advantage of wednesday and thursday. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. ♪ i know in my heart, babe ♪ you'll always be part of me ♪ >> in case you didn't catch that, that post was from al roker's daughter courtney, revealing

far as it can be allowed there , well, let's say, there are the states of the european union, they are in the top fiveroducing countries there in terms of gold, or no , it’s unlikely that we have five of south africa and the united states, of course. e, russia these are the main ones, but these companies are many, which have gold mining projects in different countries. that is, an american company can have projects there and in africa . there, and so on, such that there is some kind of injustice. here one digs digs out of himself to fold. yes, that is, it is all balanced. this is business. yes, there is a production cost. it averages now in the world 1100 dollars. accordingly, and then, as it were, these pseudo-data are of interest to pseudo-market mechanisms in pricing excellent own. so we have sorted out the topic. what to store in the twenty-third year airbag . this is yuan, preferably not cash, but invested, except for rubles. yes. yes, a very important amendment, because in fact, i repeat, there is a wonderful tool in russia, if we say that you are not a professional and if you are interested in

at the same time, there were all the union republican competitions, when they were the winner of each fiveplan for sour cream. well, firstly, i was. the brigade, as a rule, has always been shock workers of labor, a second birth, so the workers of the minsk telman shoe factory called the day november 21, 1946. the enterprise, after the most difficult months of post-war reconstruction, resumed its work. during the war, the oldest factory of the republic, which in the pre-war period produced almost 6,000 pairs, was completely destroyed in just one shift; the equipment was taken to germany. it took a lot of effort and time for people to restore the production that was before great patriotic war. uh, we had to first restore our buildings, which were, uh, significantly destroyed. i had to restore production flows initially, mainly manual labor was used. forty-six, the factory returned to its usual work. in 2 years, in 2024, we will celebrate the centenary of our company. this is a very long story, this is a long path that we have traveled. uh, and most importantly , the post-war years have also

but the union says the district offer of a 23% pay increase over five years simply isn't enough. they want 30 living belopoe thy rtve the media incomet $25,000 aus j .arye a year, trying to make it. i live check to check. >> reporter: the union leader telling me this strike was a last resort. >> we're not seeking to strike. this is a sacrifice. half of our members are parents of a student in lausd. >> reporter: and david, this strike will likely last for two more days. the superintendent says he's ready to negotiate, but the union leader is telling me they don't want to settle, and they also say it's highly possible there is an open-ended strike coming down the line. david? >> kayna whitworth in los angeles tonight. thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine and the images out of moscow today, where russia and china marked a, quote, new era of strategic partnership on the world stage. vladimir putin hosting esident xi at the kremlin. in a joint statement, warning against the war in ukraine reaching a, quote, uncontrollable phase. abc's tom soufi burridge in ukraine again tonight. >>

no one has a network of partners like we have, five of our union families are in the indo-pacific region devotes to each of them. agree childish. babble. this is the entire american reaction to our truly strategic rapprochement, and this is what american officials representing the white house look like here after the commercial break sergey alekseevich ryabkov deputy foreign minister of russia all professions are important. and there is such a job to defend the motherland. real men are real, who open their eyes to death. you know no one will let the guys down hopefully. the divisions do their job hard, but they do it well. everything is fine, ordinary ordinary citizens of russia we are at war we are working we are working the premiere of a special report on stormtroopers on sunday at the first cinema 1tv presents collect the entire collection of stickers only in magnet stickers stick a joke every day - this is life you have enough strength. you take good care of your health. here is aquadetrim vitamin d of the latest generation aquadetrim restores strength, supporting the nervous system

the allied five this year, in addition, much attention will also be paid to import substitution and the elimination of trade barriers anton malyuta with details. the eurasian economic union is successfully overcoming the pressure of sanctions, and this is also evidenced by official statistics. thus, agricultural production in countries the top five over the past year increased by more than 9% positive dynamics associated with an increase in the collection of basic crops. first of all, cereals and legumes, according to preliminary data. in gross collection. grain amounted to almost 187 million tons, which is about 27% more than the level of the previous year, a significant increase in fees was noted in all countries of the union and was due to an increase in yield. in particular. collection in armenia. grains grew by almost 58% in kyrgyzstan by 36% in kazakhstan by 34.5%, in russia by almost 27%, and in belarus by 19%. also increased the collection sugar beet by 2%, potato harvest by 4.6. center and vegetables at 1%. in addition to agriculture in the eaeu, much attention is paid to the development of industry. here, the main focus of import substitution has already been i

that brexit was voted upon seven years ago and since that time, we have had five british prime ministers in the european unionas been negotiating with a british government at war with itself, you see the same conservative party in power all the time, but such is the factionalism within the party that when a new governor comes in, it is on most like a change of government. you have to remember the european union's 27 countries. sometimes they have to take regional governments into account. and every time an agreement was signed, they more or less stuck to an agreement and the british government imploded and found that it could not implement or stick with the agreement it had signed. boris johnson more or less disowned the agreement he made in 2019. i think from the european union's perspective, they are very much hoping that this is the beginning of the end because the relationship will still evolve. brexit has not even taken root just yet. this is more about laying down the framework of what the relationship will be going forward. the mood music was very good yesterday. ursula von der leyen was describing sun

england, scotland and wales are to strike for five weeks in an escalation of a dispute over pay, pensions, and job security. more than 1,000 members of the pcs unionion from early april. the union has warned it's likely to have what it calls a significant impact on the delivery of passports this summer. 0ur employment correspondent, zoe conway, is at the passport office in london. zoe, how much disruption could this cause? well, passport office staff are planning to walk out for six days a week. that's monday to saturday, for five weeks. that starts at the beginning of april. there are 1900 people whosejob it beginning of april. there are 1900 people whose job it is to examine people's passports, and the civil service union says that 1300 of them are members of the union. i should add another 75joined the union today. so this does look like it could be very disruptive. however, the home office is saying it is working on comprehensive contingency plans, and it is saying that people should still expect it to take up to ten weeks for their passports to be processed. now, cut talks between the government and the union avert all of this? possibly. but

five starts now. do you want to say anything to it? police unionsall the people that you know, feel like they've been betrayed. has no comment at this time. now at five new video into our newsroom, the executive director of the san jose police officers union leaves her first court appearance facing federal drug charges. joanne segovia is accused of importing and distributing opioids across the country. good evening. i'm greg lee cristina rendon her alleged crimes date back to 2015 ktvu, jesse gary live now in san jose, outside of the federal court building where segovia was walked out within the last hour, jesse that's right. she faces 20 years in prison if convicted on the one count that's charged against her, although there could be more charges. she also to deal with the betrayal felt by some members of the san jose police union. we still maintain that it was your housekeeper. joanne segovia didn't respond to questions as she left us district court in downtown san jose. he was released without bail, but under conditions after having an hour long