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of drugs either you use in you have used or somewhere close to use. use in or someone in your family is use it here. i don't think there's a home in that area known doug. okay, let me just do a quick survey up what he's saying. any of you know somebody who is directly or indirectly affected by drugs, please raise your hands. so it's very, very wide spreads. okay, so tell me what you experience was your personal experience. or let of oliver as to why you would do drum. so multi, i own them into hard label. i used is as fan kill after walking. i do. some will tell you it's been a hard day, i can sleep. when i get home there's no light new drugs, michigan, so needs to be awake all night this to walk, probably different unit trucks to do so. one way or the other easy. it gets us coming back to the use of jokes. okay. yeah. can you tell me some of the things and ways that people are employing to get that high? if i go to extra length leg getting higher from the fuck away and it works. yeah. so mohammed is your job then an impossible one. why you set up to

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us. we will say, thank you for giving us victory for those who found their heaven and are no longer with us. we will become and the song will drag on. and there is a day of our years between us. we will become a hero of russia in our hearts and remember all those who were lost in this fire with freedom, and not swept away. i know that we will definitely meet with you. a hero between us hero of russia today we have with us a people's artist of russia who has been to the donbas more than once and knows firsthand what is there going on? meet vladimir mashkov hello great russia fyodor dostoevsky claimed what is the highest trait of our people? this is a sense of justice and a thirst for it we are one people and must protect each other. two years have passed. after the adoption of the amendment to the constitution of the russian federation on the prohibition of the alienation of russian territories, and today we can understand and feel. as far as it is important, lugansk donetsk zaporizhzhia is with russia forever. and even today one way or another discusses those. who has left or is about to le

us? you meet them, us, me. real peace on us. the victims of world war 2, the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. oh, people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in ah ah, the war is to blame. save a japanese people who come to me last love ones me . ah, you see it keeps me ah ah ah in ah ah, with a ah oh boy is this the best of both? no issue. but for the mobile one, annual g d, p per capita is about $4000.00 euros. the la garza, we've got drug calling in a mobile with a primary cost the seal from corpus really into near prison. crucial for them on the line to come out. see what your lowest thought would have thought of. unemployment is off the chart. moldova territorial integrity and sovereignty. we respect of the country which enjoys financial support from the u. s. and the you is constantly roth by political and corruption scandals. but all that didn't stop mo, google obtaining you candidate status in 2022. ah ah, she's breaking news on the international this now at lea

us to be free. they want us to be a colony. they don't want us to have partnership with us. they want to plunder us. they want us to, to be slaves, not free citizens feel free thought is not what they want us to have. a free philosophy is not what they want us to have. that's why they kill our philosophers . and people, daniel doors with our well being is us read to them. now development is a threat to them. they don't want russia to thrive. we want to rush up before we leave russia. in that again was the 1st one was in europe, attempts at world domination a have been thwarted many times by russian by the great russian people. and now again we will protect our people and our values. our louise believes that sir, they will not have to suffer the consequences of their actions are that there will be no ramifications. but that is not true. moving all the agreements that have been reached before on global security or agreements between governments are no longer respected or valued, not appears near rockaway. many of our former leaders are actually listened to our western, our enem

us as we wrap up the week. e highs are about to start to rise rise as high pressure makes its way in from the south. high pressure does a lot of things for us. dries us up and it warms warms us up too. but when i'm talking about drying i mean seeing more sunny conditions. so sunny conditions. so that marine marine layer, it won't be nearly nearly as strong for the next ce of days. we're going to see more more sunshine in san francisco by tomorrow. with mid 70s until friday, and then it starts cooling back down. average as we we head into next woke look at how similar thatsetup is even off in the east inland hills into the north bay we're expecting upper 80s and lower 90s and then back down to average heading into the weeken. but for now, back over to you r. > >> thanks jess. cuff times for the 49ers but? this morning's red and gold report, things are even tougher for a former niners' player. also a show of solidarity in the south bay. we hear from demonstrators at rally at rally a >> jimmy garoppolo wasn't the oy player to have an embarrassing moment on sunday. former 49er was involved in a blunder of hi. vern glenn shows us in this mors red and gold

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a lot of us here in the us are hoping that he - queen? a lot of ushoping that he might take some cues from his son harry, who has been more outspoken than any other royal when it comes to talking about misogyny and racism and white supremacy and so on. he and meghan have both talked about those issues, and william has started to a bit as well, after his disastrous caribbean tour, and there are that perhaps charles will begin to approach theseissues charles will begin to approach these issues that for the most part, queen elizabeth didn't approach. there are hopes that maybe he will modernise what the monarchy can actually talk about, and bring things up to speed. and by that i don't mean to be political, because i think personally, most of these issues are not elliptical, they are more humanitarian, they are more about what we acknowledge at this point in history as right or wrong. so i know for a lot of people in the us, that is what they are hoping charles will do but i will be very frank with you, that there is a general sentiment in the us that m

us for us in hockey. thank you very much for bringing us up to date. now, some other stories making headlines around the world. uganda has declared an outbreak of the ebola virus health officials say a 24 year old man died of the disease in the central district of more been the the world health organization. so several suspected cases of receiving care. uganda. lastly, ball, the outbreak was in 2019 a u. s. judge has ordered the release of ad none. saeed is criminal case was chronicled in a popular podcast. so you'd spend, or than 20 years behind bars for the alleged murder of his high school girlfriend. the judge ruled the prosecutors had failed to share crucial evidence with sides defense. european union's talk court has ruled germany cannot indiscriminately collect and keep personal data. european court of justice said that the regulation which has been on hold since 2017 by a late c u law. some german politicians, the mass data collection as an important tool in the fight against crime. civil rights activists say it's an invasion of privacy. queen e

us or against us. so, — either with us or against us. so. we're _ either with us or against us. t we've heard throughout this crisis — we've heard throughout this crisis. claiming that they launched what they called this special— launched what they called this special military operation, which _ special military operation, which in _ special military operation, which in reality, is the invasion— which in reality, is the invasion of its neighbour ukraine _ invasion of its neighbour ukraine because they believe on one hand — ukraine because they believe on one hand that nato was encroaching upon its borders and threatening its security. he repeated that today. again, repeating this idea that ukraine in the east, russia was 'ust ukraine in the east, russia was just trying — ukraine in the east, russia was just trying to protect ethnic russians there. so, are really predictable i think speech here from _ predictable i think speech here from the — predictable i think speech here from the russian foreign minister, given the country's long — minister, given the country's long expressed

us and china are some of the bit test world? the us and china are some of the biggest polluters _ world? the uspolluters in the world. do you think they have done their part in arresting the effects of climate change? fla. part in arresting the effects of climate change?— part in arresting the effects of climate chante? ., a ., ., ~' climate change? no. we look right around the world, _ climate change? no. we look right around the world, i'm _ climate change? no. we look right around the world, i'm in _ climate change? no. we look right around the world, i'm in australia | around the world, i'm in australia until— around the world, i'm in australia until recently, you know, it has been _ until recently, you know, it has been one — until recently, you know, it has been one of the countries that has been _ been one of the countries that has been accused of being a biggest polluter— been accused of being a biggest polluter per head of population. so no, i_ polluter per head of population. so no, i don't — polluter per head of population. so no, i don't believe they have done enough. _ no, i don't

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we will not be silence when those who wish to harm us use this very stage the spread lies about us. anti-semitism is the willingness to bruise -- to believe the worst about the choose without questioning. anti-semitism is judging israel by a different standard than any other country. conducting this orchestra of hate is iran. for more than 40 years, in the town squares and on the streets of iran, demonstrators have been photographed burning israeli and american flags. ask yourself, where are the flags coming from? how did they get so many of our flags? the answer is they are manufacturing them specially just so they can burn them. this is what industry of hate looks like. this is a regime that deals with hatred. they even hate their own people. young iranians are suffering and struggling from the shackles of iran's regime and the world is silent. they cry for help through social media. they pay for the desire to live a life of freedom with their lives. iran's regime hates choose, hates women, hates gay people, hates the west. they hate and they kill muslims who think differently like

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to bury as we are used to according to our orthodox customs, they did not allow us to use the warehouseed out burials, they did not allow us to do so, so we had to bury people, uh, often in our own yards, and initially the dnrs came to us , entered the battalion dnrs well, they are different from military servicemen are russians because if they were not dressed, but dressed they were light-skinned, they were wearing uhh hmm, it was quite cold then that march was a cold month, but they did not have warm clothes, all of them they were sick, they all looked like that, you know , they looked miserable. and they were not children. they were very armed. they didn’t even have such equipment, and all the equipment. they started the ownership of the population. they rode motorcycles and scooters and painted everything on the run with their brothers-in-law, at first they spoke softly, they covered who they spoke to. we will not offend the peaceful population, we have come to liberate you. this is what it is. and we endured you for 8 years. we lived for eight years . we were shelled . documents ar

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almost everywhere world, we have already been able to use to the maximum what we were able to use, and now the question arises that we need to usehat they will give us, well, in reality, only those countries that have a sufficiently large amount of it will be able to give us in real time of combat equipment, it is primarily the united states of america, it is primarily great britain and france. that's all because even germany, if you take the same pumas that they had in storage, to restore their combat capability, you need to spend quite serious funds and probably well, it will take quite a lot of time, because we can be talking about months, even so, this is a perspective of the near future, so, if you take into account that absolutely all armored vehicles of western production are, at least, armor protection frontal e-e projection against 30 mm armor-piercing projectiles of soviet equipment e-e this all-round protection is at least 14.5 mm and this guns of the caliber 30-35 e-e and 40 mm then with modern fire control systems that is a chic technique that in in principle , it is needed in large quantities. already and immediate

so it gives us — market which in turn affects us so it gives ust gives us a degree of energy security and also it creates a lot ofiobs — security and also it creates a lot ofjobs because wind power and solar power. _ ofjobs because wind power and solar power. it_ ofjobs because wind power and solar power, it allows us to build things and manufacture things, teesside in particular— and manufacture things, teesside in particular on the north—east, has a bil particular on the north—east, has a big industry— particular on the north—east, has a big industry in the red bull seats which _ big industry in the red bull seats which labour needs to gain so there is a lot_ which labour needs to gain so there is a lot of— which labour needs to gain so there is a lot of benefits to labour in putting — is a lot of benefits to labour in putting forward this policy and keir starmer— putting forward this policy and keir starmer knows he needs to respond to the budget— starmer knows he needs to respond to the budget announcements. i think the budget announcements. i

us for us of hope and redemption over time. historically, the shofar, the ram's horn is actually been used for many, many different things. in the torah and the jewish sacred scriptures we used about when it it was used as a meeting call fr the community, but it is an enduring symbol over the centur. >> wonderful. so give it a try. quick break and come back in just a moment here on mosaic. >> good morning and welcome back back to mosaic. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with javi rose and rabbi michael copeland, who is director of interfaith family. e ended the last segment listening segment listening to the beautiful sound of the rams from from the shofar. javi, what do you do during the holidays? how do you approach them? what do you see in the broader communit? >> well, i try to start the pros at the beginning so the holidays the holidays are climaxes and it moments and powerful moments of people coming together. the period of really reflecting andg about the past year and what i want to rededicate myself to and and who i need to seek forgivens from and who do i need to forgive and so on starts early and

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us and the truth is with us. we will say, thank you for giving us the victory. r those who found their heaven and are no longer with us. we will become and the song will drag on. between us, the hero of russia will remain in your heart and we will remember all those who are in this window lost, who was going to die freedom, but not swept away. i know that we will definitely meet with you. let's get up and pull again. mi in our hearts to the end between us hero of russia will remain in us. and that's it. by the way, if we return to the new meanings and the symbol of the special operation, then we do not abandon our own, it also acquires a new meaning, because on the one hand with the ukrainians. we are one people, brothers, but on the other hand, some in ukraine have decided to forget about it. with those who hide behind women and children, arranging firing positions in residential areas? we are not theirs, never we will no longer understand that those who demolish monuments to the heroes of the great patriotic war are also not our own, and those who vilely tortur

on used in your commission to get a cleaning up use in your protein use 1000000. you're used to know what, which commercial or exchange and just so you'd square with me because i came across the bodies, you storage stuff, some with munitions, keep it. but if you look into a she story, it was always the west who are starting to rush through the nicholas rebel lee. she ran into the 17th century. your swedes, you got bully on, you got twice to german. the kaiser doctor will just say, that's the historical facts, but never mind. russia expansion is, is always upright by main. 1945 on church hills orders operation unthinkable was drawn up. britain and america with polish support planned to attack the ussr. the operation was intending to utilize 12 divisions recruited from nazi prisoners of war. but it does give unless it is certainly a prisoner, it is cheaper than that. each one of our crew christina store was up with me when i was on your come. i mean, by steve's knee, and i guess enough, she just needs a pushy around the complex coupon. that sounds interesting. yeah

us. to detain us to incarcerate us to concentrate us to separate us from our families to sacrifice us for the illusion of security. i realize that i am being inaugurated into the pain that black and brown mothers have long known on the soil that we cannot protect our children from white supremacist violence we can only make them resilient enough to face it. and to insist until our dying breaths that there be no more bystanders. but does it have to be so painful. you know i realize that the last time my body. has been in this much pain. was when i was on the burning table. some women are nodding. you see inverting labor there is a stage that is the most painful stages the final stage in labor at the body expands to ten centimeters the contractions come so fast there is barely time to breathe it feels like dying it is called a- transition. six i would not have given it this name. during my transition. i remember the first time the midwife said that she could see the baby's head but all i could feel was a ring. of fire. i turned to my mother and i said i can't. my mother had her hands on my

what can really be useful for us means that i am still a supporter of what would bring us the greatest benefit. these are the machines that were created in the soviet union and then were produced under license in the countries of the former warsaw pact or were created on the chassis based on such machines unfortunately, almost all over the world, we have already been able to use what we have been able to use to the maximum, and now the question arises that we need to use what they will give us, well, in reality, only those countries will be able to give us which have a fairly large amount of combat equipment in real time, this is primarily the united states of america, this is primarily great britain, france, and all because even germany, if you take the same cougars that they had in storage on its restoration of their combat capability must be spent quite seriously of western production, this is armor protection of at least a frontal projection against 30-mm armor-piercing shells of soviet equipment, this is circular protection of at least 14.5 mm, and this 30-35 caliber gun is 40 mm,

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us us to conserve energy to consere to conserve energy, kauai so once you two. a lot of people are avoiding the outdoors when it gets hot, but not everybody has that choice to go inside. we we see a lot of construction workers out there were people working in the fields are outside selling food. our jocelyn moran spoke to those ous those outdoors to see how they beat the heat. >> they arrive at around the same time. here, they let christina know if they have a job lined up for the day. those jobs could include gardening, painting, to construction. if they don't have a job for the day, christina may have one for. for them. but they both do. victor has a job in doors. hector does not. his is mostly . mostly outdoors. you'll be helping moving furniture from one place to another. victor says the important thing is to stay hydrated. >> definitely wearing clothing that helps you get more breathability. >> dr. anne at usf. >> wood sunblock of course. >> that is what hector tries to. to do. when it's hot he carries a longsleeve shirt with him and in his backpack. he puts it on to protect his arms from the sun. and he says you absolutely need a hat. here at monument impact they also communicate with the employers. >> when it's going to get hot we tell them to get more frequent breaks to get water, especially if they are doing yardwork. well well when asked how difficult it it can get working outdoors, hector says the hard part is tht the heat, he says. but they withstand it, because they have to work. they have to earn a living for their families. that is when they forget about the h. the heat. jocelyn moran, kpix 5. > >> as you just saw, they know, and all of us know, it's so impt so important to keep our bodies healthy and protected against the heat. know the signs of heat heat related illness. dr. jeff line is joining us from the santa clara medical center. first of all, can you talk about about things we would experience experience and say, i'm fine, i'll just get a glass of water. what are things that we need to pay attention to, doctor? >> so the number-one sign of heat exhaustion is that you've stopped sweating, you've used up up all your free resources, you've sweated as much as you can, and are now dehydrated and are no longer sweating, then you you are trouble. it is then time time to stop and cool down however you can, be it in the shade or get into air-conditioning and then start drinking water. if you continue to work, if you continue to exercise from this point on, then you are going to start having internal organ damage, ae as we call it, and you moved to heat stroke which, neurologically, eastern having s having difficulties. y

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use over the next two decades. the goal, a 95% reduction in the use use of fossil fuels and a 60% cut in air pollution. o create 4 million jobs and puts about $13 million into the electric vehicle indus. vehicle industry. > >> a lot more news coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. let's check in with norah o'donnell. >> coming up after kpix 5 news at 6:00, we go on the road with a heartwarming story about the power of a mother's love. that and all the days headlines, tonight, right here on the cbs evening news. > >> we are just about 36 hours away from the start of the rain and that means we can start getg more specific in terms of rainfall totals. they look really good. we wi kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fi

us has always been seen as a safe haven — well? the us has always been seen as a safe haven for— well? the us and could lead to some sort of global contagion? there's no doubt, i think— sort of global contagion? there's no doubt, i think the _ sort of global contagion? there's no doubt, i think the fed _ sort of global contagion? there's no doubt, i think the fed has— doubt, i think the fed has overreacted. we have what i would call a structural problem in the global economy. we have shortages of energy, the war in ukraine, we have the build up and demand from goods coming out of the covid recession. those are short—term problems. the fed is trying to deal with what it calls excess demand. there's no sign we have excess demand here or around the world — in fact, inflation rates are higher in europe then they are in the us, though they spend much less than we did during covid. although i think the eu rate of inflation, well, obviously it's uniform, but britain's is rising. in terms of the complicated multiplicity of all these financial instruments, what have we learned from the crash of 2008 a

us saying _ energy use. absolutely. we have had leslie writing to usse in the north of scotland, last year our energy bill was around £300 per month and this year could be as much as £800 per month. where are the government getting this figure from and how is anyone going to be able to pay this? its different circumstances and that's what they're talking about with the typical bill. what we're going to talk about now is the impact mortgages, because another thing we have been seeing is that a lot of mortgage deals have been pulled up the market, around 40% of mortgage deals that were on offer have disappeared and lenders are repressing the deals they are putting out. you may have seen on question time last night one person asked the panel she had been offered a rate of 4% panel she had been offered a rate of li% and that was pulled in the immediate aftermath of the budget and then she was presented with an offer ofjust and then she was presented with an offer of just over and then she was presented with an offer ofjust over 10%. this is what she said.

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us who work in this building. everyone of us remembers where we were on that fateful day. for us, in this place, we remember that 184 men and women, young and old, who were taken from us and from their loved ones, when american airlines flight 77 struck the pentagon on a very ordinary workday at 9:37 in the morning. we remember the nearly 3000 victims and first responders who lost their lives when two planes struck and collapsed new york city's world trade center into a terrible cloud of dust. we also remember the hero it airline passengers who stood up to the threat and fell into a quiet and distant field in shanksville, pennsylvania. we come together in this courtyard to honor and to renew our pledge to never forget. we remember with pride what members of our pentagon community and all first responders showed their selfless courage, steadfast service in rescuing trapped and injured, and tremendous bravery in the face of great danger. and while taking unselfish risks to save the wounded, to recover the dead, to secure our building, in the midst of such a terrible disaster, there

but let us listen to the testimony of ukrainians who tell us the truth. who tell us the reality or president putin's war doctor or laner use vac? her husband ali and their 22 year old son dmitri, were abducted by russian forces from their home in hosp the mail near to her. in march. russian soldiers shot only twice in the legs before they were all blindfolded and bundled into an armored personnel carrier. and i want you to hear only a story in her own words. my quote. first they took us to a bombed out house. the russian soldiers kept saying they were going to kill us. my husband was left for hours, lying on the floor in the pool of his blood. i don't know why. we've done nothing wrong. then they took my son away from us. i don't know where i don't know if we'll ever see him again. i just want my boy back. end of quote, alena story and those of many others tell us the truth, the real truth. this is a war of annexation, a war of conquest to which president putin now wants to send even more of russia's young men and women. making peace even less like at best likely is

in the united states, unemployment is below unemployment is what the three of us used to below what the three of usm are higher. i'm mostly worried that if emotionally worried it the fight is if what the fed is doing triggers doing triggers a recession, a recession that is that's where we are where we are going to going to see the most. heart see the most her, what is your thought about what are your thoughts about unemployment and unemployment and what the fed is doing to what the fed is doing to fight inflation with fight inflation with that, through that that through that lens. >> lens? >> right, and i really agree with i really agree with that. i think that. and i think mohammed mentioned mohammed mentioned confidence, you mentioned confidence, you mentioned psychology earlier. psychology i think it's earlier. i natural that we all think it's natural that look for -- where we it might be -- have work optimistic. right now, the job we can be market -- optimistic. right now the job we've market is it. we've been seeing jobs been seeing jobs added every month, we added every month. we don't see do