when ukraine will celebrate independence day and i will be joined by my colleague viktoria shugan vito kyiv, so the latest news. we can say about how the ukrainian authorities are preparing for them and what is known in general, whether this is not an attempt by the russians to raise the stakes before something, which is possible is not known publicly, first of all, this question should be addressed to the command of the dry air forces of ukraine, and i will remind you that a few days ago they assured that the air forces ukrainians are ready to repel russian attacks 24/7 and are always in a state of full readiness for this, they reminded that the threat of missile attacks in principle has not disappeared and this is the main information we have from open sources besides, the government informs the population about when the threat increases, such as this very message from the anti-terrorist armed forces that you just quoted, plus , for example, when the threat of shelling increases somewhere, the government develops evacuation mechanisms, for example , a week ago, we heard from the auth

like ali became you know came from vito coreleone.ng? ( as bob woodward and carol channing ) >> yeah, because when you-- you try to do bob woodward, you hear it and it, it is very slow, and, and he's got this rather large mouth. and when he talks about, nixon and trump, it's very interesting, to see the difference between the two of them. nixon, richard nixon was crazy. donald trump is really crazy. ( laughter and applause ) donald trump is really crazy. ( laughter and applause ) so yea, it's pretty good. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break, when we are come back i will ask billy how he fell in love with comedy. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) so we need something super distinctive... dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. thankfully, meta portal auto pans and zooms to keep you in frame. and the meeting on track. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home work for you. ♪ i like to vöost it, vöost it♪ ♪my vitamins can boost it♪ ♪i like to vöost it, vöost it♪ ♪we like to vöost it♪ ♪

. >> reporter: and i was pointing to a potential presidential run the future some speculate that vito was a political calculatio. political calculation. direct there is such a heavy political downside to a bill like this. there is a big constituency. and and you can imagine how the oppn the opposition ads really write. write themselves. >> the issue may not be dead in san francisco. the city attorney attorney says while he is disappointed by the governor's o governor's veto he supports the idea of a nonprofit moving forward with its own overdose prevention program modeled after after similar sites in new york city. > >> 11:00 a church in palo alto got the green light to let unhoused people stay in their parking lot over the objectionsf the neighbors. palo alto online reports the vote was 5-2 in favor of allowing first congressional church to church to turn for spaces into a place for people to park and sleep at. at night. neighbors objected over the proximity to their homes and pushed the church to use its front lot instead. the church says it plans to work with a local nonprofit to s

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that vito came just hours hours before the bills deadline, deadline, if the governor had signed it. san francisco, oakland, los angeles would have been able to openly medically supervised sites for drug users. users. supporters say this is a proven tool to prevent overdoses overdoses and save lives with others including san francisco's francisco's police officers association, they argue that safe injection sites would only create more problems. >> you are still allowing people people to bring in drugs to use, they have to get those drugs from someplace. some dealer is standing on the corner waiting to sell them. i don't think they're getting them in the mail. >> we have an obligation to take take every step that will stop people from dying and safe consumption sites are a proven way of saving lives, so i hope that san francisco just moves forward and opens up these sites sites because we need to save people's lives. > >> we are following developing news in the east bay, chapter 5 over the scene of a deadly shooting in richmond. we spotted spotted dozens of evidence markers and possi

a surprising vito from governor newsom today for safe injection sites for people who use illegal drugs. that decision came back up about an hour ago. as piece 57 would have created safe consumption sites. they would be locations where people could go to legally use drugs like heroin, and they would be under supervision. supporters of the bill say it would reduce overdoses and save lives, but opponents say it would increase overdoses and attract crime. the governor has released a statement. i am acutely concerned about the operation of safe injection sites without strong engage local little ship and well documented, vetted, thoughtful operational and sustainability plans. we will have a full report coming up at 5:30. >>> if you have a student loan, an important deadline is looming and it will decide whether you have to start making payments again in a few days or not. the biden administration has been hinting about student loan forgiveness. americans can expect a decision within a few weeks. the president could decide to forgive some student debt or just announce another suspension. in

this is vito va touch co, a steel analyst at german climate, thinktank acorda in a given the. he says we're running out of time. the investment decision steel makers make to day a crucial because these co fire blast fun. this is have a lifetime of 15 to 20 years. and after that need to be repaired or retired. the 2020s are very critical. the kate industry guides because more than 70 percent of the global blast furnace thieves will reach the end of the campaign life and require lee investment and re investment decisions. so what should still make of be doing right now? either jim hydrogen, hydrogen, it only change a wonders of hodgen. hydrogen is a gas and fuel that can be made cleanly with renewable energy. oh, much less clearly with fossil gas. if you reduce iron or with hydrogen, oxygen atoms no longer react with carbon atoms to make c o 2. instead, they react with hydrogen atoms to make a h 2. 0, the beauty about this concept is yes, you need a new production process. but as a byproduct, you have water instead of c o 2 and, and this is how we can make the steel making proce

vito, hello, and let's start with the chronology. tell us what you managed to find out about today's explosions in crimea. good evening, in fact, there is still little official information. at first, photos and videos from users appeared on social networks, and later, at first, the ministry of defense of russia confirmed that there was a fire at the ammunition site in the military a part near janko in crimea, and later they added that the cause of the explosions was sabotage, and a few hours later, the russian edition of komisant reported that there were also clouds of black smoke at the strategic military air base in the village gvardiyske that near simferopol the ukrainian authorities have not yet received information about russian losses in crimea. today, there were no specific statements that it was the armed forces that carried out such strikes. the russians have already admitted that at least one of the explosions was the result of sabotage. times writes that there are elite ukrainian special forces operating in crimea, are the

the opening scene in the godfather takes place in the office of crime boss don vito corleone, playedn the wedding day of his daughter. they beat her like an animal. an undertaker, bonasera, is pleading with corleone to use extralegal means to punish men who attacked and disfigured his daughter. they're going to suffer, then, as she suffers. it is a scene that signals what is to come — what this iconic film is really all about. some day — and that day may never come — i'll call upon you to do a service for me. the opening scene is very sombre... i until that day... ..it's also very deliberate. ..accept this justice as a gift on my daughter's wedding day. but also, that scene is really important. i i mean, what's the — what are the first. words in the film? i believe in america. i mean, the whole movie's . about the american dream... america has made my fortune. ..and about the corruption of the american dream. i now, she will never be beautiful again. so, right there, that opening scene, in so many ways, - encapsulates everything about the film. - who should i give this job to? this g

thanks vito. this was the bbc correspondent victoria shugan, and the situation at the zaporizhzhia npp has already been discussed twice by red without the un. president zelenskyi calls the actions of the kremlin nuclear blackmail and calls for international pressure, pressure that would force the russians to leave immediately the territory of the station, according to him, russia has put ukraine and all europeans in a situation one step away from a radiation disaster, more in the story and bbc correspondent gareth barlow zaporizhzhia npp is the largest in europe the nuclear power plant in the epicenter of the war on the eve of the first time in its entire history. it was disconnected from the power grid of ukraine. this happened after a fire. what damaged the power cable? experts warned about the consequences and threats to the safety of both the station and the planet . which power outage could potentially cause a large-scale crisis at the facility.” all parties agree on the necessary inspection

vito, so what is known about this extraordinary event in the military and how threatening it is. good evening, at the end of the day, we can talk about the chronology of the event that we heard from the ukrainian authorities e-e so the state nuclear regulatory inspectorate reported that initially at 12:12 a.m. as a result of hostilities in the zaporizhzhya nuclear power station, the power line was disconnected. and as you said, this is the only one of the lines that survived earlier. power unit and the emergency protection worked there, and the sixth power unit also. because of this, they were transferred to autonomous operation, and in fact, these are only two of the six reactors that are currently working, later in 20 minutes it was possible to restore the operation of this line of electricity that the sixth power unit e-e was reconnected to the ukrainian grid, but on the 14th the 14th it was disconnected again e-e, so we have information that twice e-e the zaporizhia nuclear power plant e-e was not in the ukrainian power grid e-e and after in addition, utility workers began to

vito, it’s not today’s local self-government, what has changed ? with us, mr. volodymyr.ll me. well, that's very cool. he said that the nation is happening before our eyes. unfortunately, we are in a state of war, in a state where we are all being killed, but on the other hand, we have never been so strong and so clearly did not understand our identity, self-esteem, and ability, the importance of this ability as a tool for survival volodymyr shtatko, what do you have in your community, what are the new challenges in connection with the war , why didn't it happen to local self-government a long time ago, and what has changed so drastically now, was emerging and how do they respond in response to these challenges, we now have the main task of starting school in the classrooms, we have to do it offline, we have to go to school, of course, it is the parents’ choice, who cares about their children, they can stay at home and study online, we are preparing educational institutions until the beginning of the school year and here i am here, i am uncompromising because education sh

though, the german born indian found to the new nom, start up with his business partner. tar schon. vito puncture who is based in bangalore, true in india. the company deals with the research and development of 2nd life batteries. for example, they converted to battery modules from the outer e tron into a portable battery and it brings light to parts of india. when the sun sets in many parts of india where electrification is not very advanced, life carries on in the dim glow of gas lamps. but new nom 2nd life battery also makes indian streets shine at night spaces, stay open, longer merchants can continue to sell their wares. late into the night, they earn more money and their standard of living rises. ah. during the day, the 2nd life batteries are then recharged with solar panels. mm. thought a strong environmental impact and that is a significant social impact. so whenever you have electricity, you always have a usually a positive impact because people are able to do more. like in the case of these women tailors and karnataka, they can now. so they're closed with electric sewing machin

were in the ethnically divided cost in city of metro vito on thursday to head off an escalation of tensions. they'll next head to belgrade. there's still no sign of a deal. bernard smith, al jazeera christina casa the out going, you and human rights chief. it says she's aiming to release the long awaited report on beijing's treatment of its weaker minority or the end of this month. we shall bachelor's term ends. next week, she told al jazeera, the report will take a more detailed look into alleged rights abuses in china. she jang province. it's like the same kind of a findings that we arrays with that with the a lot of these men. of course, this will be an more deep in terms of the analysis that it's about patterns of human rights violations. he reports of appetite, attention treatment. and, and we will in the, in the report. he will go much more deeper on those with much more details. and interviews of people who have been the victims of the situations earlier at china's government sent a letter to bachelor urging her office not to publish the report. hutcher folk has more than that from a

lot of republicans -- i have talked to a lot of republicans in texas who are switching to go with vito- beto because they have seen this before with governor greg abbott. nothing has changed, nothing is done. the only other thing i wanted to say is, and we have seen this before, where people have gone up and started hating the federal government, hit the government and rhetoric coming out of my own republicans. the government and after what has happened with the search warrant, we have seen this before. it leads to things that have been like in clinton's terms for you had the attack on the federal building. so i hope everybody tones down the rhetoric and we talk about real things. host: some quick thoughts. guest: texas is an interesting race, texas has been changing politically. latinos in texas are actually a little more conservative, because texas has attracted a lot of business. so businesses and voters have a more liberal state, that makes the environment become a little more possible for democrats. beto o'rourke has narrowed the gap. with uvalde and the power grid breakdown, but

when the room sleep, well when are we lightened vito but the jubilation would soon fade something that candy never wanted. the division of the indian subcontinent became a reality. the partition between india and pakistan. so more than $10000000.00 hindus and muslims flee their homelands, the population exchange was fraught with violence. more than a 1000000 people lost their lives. then came the next devastating turn of events on the 30th of january, 1940. 8 gandy was assassinated by a radical hindu nationalist. ah. c o. e lemma. the great, so did not live to see the indian constitution come into force in 1950. ah for he wandered india for b. m a, an example, a shining example of how a non violent society can exist, study and how we can live happily with each other. but that, that sandra, happening, ah, gandhi's sayings continue to provide inspiration the world over. but do his teachings and ideals still have meaning in the india of today. aah! vote canvassing for the b. j. p. the party of prime minister and a render. a modi very nazi is modi's constituency. a b j. p stronghold in the

and we have where unanimity is required to day for the risk of an individual country using vito either and preventing all the others from the forging ahead. increases with each new additional member state of anyone who believes something else is in denial about the reality of neuro langenburg and my i have therefore proposals and number when it comes to our common foreign security policy, but also many other policy areas to gradually move over to majority voting, knowing that this will also have repercussions for germany. we need to understand that if we keep to the unanimity principle, we can only do so. we are with the vendor arbor pressure track being low. but at the very latest since this watershed moment, that is no longer the case. the alternative to majority of voting would incidentally not be to hold firm to the status quo. instead, it will be to move forward in increasingly diverse groups with a jungle of different rules and complicated oc dins and dr. kyler difference here too. that will not be a form of differentiated integration. instead, it will be a confusing jungle kind

applied navy ws, she'd be tough about every single day and all of the world, all the world with auto vito here. not only for many future stammer, so it in federal see so one them feed in that city, my tv george and before her phone sealed, that is actually clearly i that what my current assess has roma lawyer who said can mortgage can i have the joy of can you quote week to needs to boot messiah oh, sketch by the i of the move. well, was sure i can if you had the keyboard, let's see. so that new can mother when nest to becky mccann. her amendment would've been then limb. the youth won the alphabet if so, and i do a came up a little bit. i'm before i thought it would be ready to ship with a know had them been spending nearly any market any more dispensed, medinah m. e pat. no hatred, no heat. i knew it would make a yeah. and the only iceland they are able to come down on the ice melody matthews, that he really into through the now a body any my already he didn't have the i look i any matina did have to wonder what windshield land you either can i need to hang out a bit, a day. not a proble

days since his really forces shot and killed al jazeera journalist, shane i will actually in jeanine. vito husband held that to al jazeera arabic headquarters in doha network has been calling for those who killed her to be brought to justice. on another vigil has been held in jeanine in the occupied westbank for sharina was killed in may. community members and her colleagues gathered to remember the journalist known as the voice of palestine the day at and may i too, am karen, will yeoman la jani, abt? it's been a 100 day since she reads assassination, but it still feels like it was yesterday. her absence is overwhelming. my mother, we had hoped she would be among us, not her photos and memories. just like day one were still strongly demanding relative justice for sharyn as true justice. i mean, she would not have been killed in the line of duty. impunity can no longer be tolerated. we should not be fighting for justice. it should be the normal course to hold the assassin into account. i'm guessing it's known and israel is an occupation force a man if sharon's assassination was not just th

. >> at the same time, it's intercut with the story of his father, don vito corleone, as a young man,k. >> i studied what brando had done in "the godfather" in gestures and whatever he'd done, expressions. i had to try to create the thing that he had. >> i will make an offer you won't refuse. don't worry. >> it's very canny to have half the movie be this irresistible young man trying to figure out, first legitimately and then otherwise, how do i make it in america? >> everything don corleone did was for his family. whereas michael, everything he does is about making money and accumulating power. >> he rationalizes by saying, this is for the family. but ultimately, he destroys the family. >> this is the product of francis ford coppola. you feel his sensibility. and this is the great revolution of the 1970s. >> it became very clear to the studios, if we could have a box office success with "the godfather," imagine what else these guys can do if we give them a chance. >> the whole school of filmmakers and auteurs that came up in hollywood in the '70s were really roger corman's godchildre

. >> reporter: owner vito keeping it in the family and old school, serving up the popular banana royalea neighborhood bar in 2012. >> we have a back bar, marble counter and soda fountain from the 1930s and some recipes go back to the 1880s. >> reporter: her version of the banana split offers a more modern twist. >> three flavor, hot fudge, butterscotch sauce, whipped cream, almonds and a caramelized banana. >> reporter: no matter how you top it, each bite guaranteed to be sweet. according to the farmer's almanac the ice cream sundae was invented in the late 1800s due to blue laws where pharmacists who served ice cream soda weren't allowed to serve soda or liquor on sundays so they replaced them with hot fudge. thus, the sundae was born and how grateful we all are for that, cecilia. >> will, you seem like you're surviving this hardship post for the second day in a row. tell us about the spot in philly trying to keep the tradition alive. >> reporter: i am on the dessert tour of america and i have to get to work. so i'll put on my hat as i turn over to brothers eric and ryan. they own the

lot of republicans -- i have talked to a lot of republicans in texas who are switching to go with vitoecause they have seen this before with governor greg abbott. nothing has changed, nothing is done. the only other thing i wanted to say is, and we have seen this before, where people have gone up and started hating the federal government, hit the government and rhetoric coming out of my own republicans. the government and after what has happened with the search warrant, we have seen this before. it leads to things that have been like in clinton's terms for you had the attack on the federal building. so i hope everybody tones down the rhetoric and we talk about real things. host: some quick thoughts. guest: texas is an interesting race, texas has been changing politically. latinos in texas are actually a little more conservative, because texas has attracted a lot of business. so businesses and voters have a more liberal state, that makes the environment become a little more possible for democrats. beto o'rourke has narrowed the gap. with uvalde and the power grid breakdown, but it is st