w. s. looking at what's going on there is, is a pattern that you said you could do. see russia deliberately creating a food shortages around the world as part of this war? i'm not sure if it's a deliberate creation of a food shortage. it's certainly a consequence of the war. and i don't think that russia will lift its naval embargo of ukraine for many reasons. what it will try to do is to exploit this crisis to make it the fault of western and transgender nato expansion and such. it will try to use it for propaganda purposes. every once i miss propaganda game though on may because you know that the west is there imposing sanctions on russia regarding it as a legitimate tactic to try and bring down it's a banking system. and, and of course, if we can do that, why shouldn't russia try to do the same with whatever tools it has at its disposal? i don't think that western policy is to bring down russia's banking system. the goal of the sentence policy is to limit the development of russia's war machine. and so it's, it's, it's, it's targeted and i don't think that so, you

w. m s. looking at what's going on there. is this a pattern that you said you could do? you see russia deliberately creating a food shortages around the world as part of this war? i'm not sure if it's a deliberate creation of a food shortage. it's certainly a consequence of the war. and i don't think that russia will lift its naval embargo of ukraine for many reasons. what it will try to do is to exploit this crisis to make the fall of western and transgender nato expansion and such. it will try to use it for propaganda purposes. everyone's propaganda game though, may, because, you know, the, the west is the imposing sanctions on russia regarding it as a legitimate tactic to try and bring down it's a banking system up. and of course, if we can do that, why shouldn't russia try to do the same with whatever tools it has at its disposal? i don't think that western policy is to bring down rushes banking system. the goal of the senses policy is to limit the development of russia's war machine. so it's, it's, it's, it's targeted and i don't think that, you know, sort of sabota

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w. 's, chief political correspondent, thank you so much. is a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. bangladesh, police have detained $450.00 range refugees, celebrating the muslim festival of eat on a beach. official said the arrests were due to security concerns. human rights observers have criticized bangladesh or placing restrictions on the 900000 gra, hinder refugees in the country. the official death toll from a building collapse in central china has risen to 53. the sick story structure came down last friday in the city of gang shaw chinese television showed a tense survivor being pulled from the debris over night. as after authorities had announced the end of the rescue mission, early results from local elections in the u. k are showing losses for the conservative party of prime minister barak johnson. the ballot is the 1st since the so called lockdown policy scandal, when johnson was found to have broken his own pandemic laws while in office final results i do later today. ali 700 people have been admitted to ho

s. state of florida on board that capsule is german astronomer mathias melba and t w's. leah i'll brush takes a look back now at his time in space. next step is european space agency as when germany astronaut mathias mar arrived in space 6 months ago. the 1st thing he wanted to do was looked down at his home planet. i was like, wow, wow, is like i, i had goosebumps all over my buddy and shivering, almost like, wow, i'm really in space at dawn. i'm the me. i see a beautiful blue, blue, blue plaid it since then down on that blue planet, a war has started. and fears have arisen that the tensions between russia and the e u and u. s. might affect the international space station as well. but 400 kilometers above earth, life goes on as normally as it can in 0 gravity. we are all up here for the same purpose to explore and to keep this does face station maintained and to keep performing the science on the in our laboratories. and so that is all we focused on, so the dynamic hasn't changed and we have about a 40 year history of working with the russians. and that is all still very much in working in play her

look like a huge victory. he w mac funder in keith. a u. s. president and joe biden will host the leaders of sweden and finland as the 2 nordic nations push ahead. with that base to join nato . new members need unanimous agreement from all 30 current members. the tech, his opposition threatens to derail the price, as president wretch have type at one has accused finland and sweden of harbouring members of the kurdish separatist. p k. k. it's designated by ankara and the west as a terrorist group. but analysts say add one is using the situation to extract other concessions to for turkey. the issue could actually be about us fighter jets. turkey was dropped from the f 35 advanced fight a jet development program in 2019. this was part of a us sanctions packet imposed on the country after it bought a russian air defense system. many believe anchor is now hoping to pressure the u. s. into selling it new f. 16 fighter jets instead. an extremely controversial topic in washington. another issue in 2019 sweden halted weapons deliveries to turkey after

w. ah, the u. s. is its allies to slap tariffs on russian oil. the moscow claims such a move would be self destructive, will look closer at the american plans and rushes. currency appears to bounce back from its post invasion slung, but is the recovery. all that it appears to be i says database nissan robots in berlin. welcome to the program. we begin in moscow where the kremlin is wanting the u. s. that's a proposed tariff on russian oil would mean higher prices for bias. a government spokesman said it would force important to seek alternative suppliers as well. it follows comments from us treasury ship secretary, janet jaelyn. he said tariffs would be combined with a phased embargo on russian oil. the proposals are set to go before g 7, finance leaders this week. now for more on that, let's tend to our financial correspondent state side on wall street for as is teddy aust, joe teddy is janet jaelyn and the united states actually gonna be able to persuade g 7 member states to stop importing russian oil. well, rob, it actually may not be a question of persuasion. europe wants to rid itself of russian oil. the question is, how is it going to do that? e

w.,'s. any other guns, believe it or not, they look like an assault weapon but they don't fit the description of laws right now because the criminal mind is very diabolical. and just like the ghost guns, no one would have thought what that was years ago. but you can order online the components of a gun, that take peoples -- lives >> okay everybody, we're taking a listen to the press conference with governor kathy hochul, leadership throughout the state of new york represented there in buffalo, in the wake of ten people being killed with a lone gunman. we also have laetitia james, the mayor of buffalo and a number of high-ranking law enforcement officials. one thing i want to address before we go to yasmin vossoughian, who is on the scene, you heard the police commissioner talking about how the gunman was known to police. in fact, he was brought in for a mental health evaluation. here's the details behind it. we find this out from one of our investigative nbc news colleagues. june 8th, 2021, state police responded to a high school in conklin, new york, to investigate reports that a 17 year old

you a quite a way in the country when you might look for shows why we didn't nisha nadia shamperdeen almost all over the m s. w a 10. the question that does it assume inch buffet is fresh to glen box to play the finance with him. he is a full night. my porters come now the police call. jeremy only get your opinion rusty anthony. i'm practicing usually. just a heads call should a legal solution. yeah. yeah. through the black, a national label. i chased him like a many people do. ah . the sanctions packaged bonds, russian flags, vassals from entering you pause, belgium, mo, garalie sweeney. a romania sooner and it'll turn out to russian ships for with now this talk of rerouting oil and gas exports to asia of myself. but i would with luke maria, he had just rebooted the eastern part of the northern sea root has never been around logically the course wasn't. let's go with what is his limit, of course, or she's done it. but of course that, ah, if this cried tale, this alliance between the marcos isn't that the dirt is somehow gets reflected throughout the next 6 years. this i would even called for miscue was power

say, and i feel like, yeah, i mean you a couple of them to just look forward to mr. dunn, boston, or j o s b a u i c, the senior bus, his w relation says this not to do, don't bossa a british to support you. another aspect of yury and he's gonna volunteers work, is that they locate and rescue people from the water. a uniform all across up in the field. the dumb tissue show more. i'm not sure about media enough for 5 when you nice to come, when you are you. this is just more with doesn't, isn't your show you like would you read over the border of the official otherwise when you go, she does not want to visit on what did it become? i hate to say yes. and you're really with them, because whether it's a little school bus done or not, and i have called today, maria, who can only be accessed by special missions, escorted by the military. assistant fighting is ongoing in the city center, ukrainian, neo nazi as of militants have retreated to areas around the in each and as of style plants and are putting out phoenix resistance. although to provide new york because it was a working with us, no one will be a sure but it go press. y

w, 's, alexander von nomine. they're in brussels will certainly come back to you when this a press conference actually occurs in many thanks in the studio here. of course, the chief political editor, me hail, look of, nor again standing by for this press conference. in any armed conflict, intelligence gathering is crucial, so 2 is deceiving the enemy on the battlefield. during world war 2, the allies used inflatable decoys of heavy machinery to full nazi aerial recognizance. but it seems some 7 years on the technique has not lost its effectiveness and m. 60 battle tank american made traveling across a meadow and the north of the czech republic, near the german border. from the join footage, it's not easy to recognize that this is not actually heavy weaponry at all. it's an inflatable decoy driven by an ordinary car. no one's playing a prank on residence near the town of ditch in the fight tank is made by civilian armaments company and the czech republic. instead of being assembled like a real tank, this one takes about half an hour to inflate. then it looks, at least from a distance deceptively real for enemy recognizance loss is if we also have systems installed to deceive radar and thermal ca

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w bush and many other roles in the u. s. government. he's also author of the room where it happened, a white house memoir, and basketball and stripping. be with you today and look, i've just returned from eastern europe a couple of trips to eastern europe. and, you know, we hear about nato being revive. never have been this strong and life and you've been saying, hey, things aren't quite as rosy inside the relationship as they're painted to be today . what's wrong from your perspective, about nato, and perhaps america's approach to it right now? well, i think nato is united in opposition to the russian invasion. that's the good news . if it wasn't, it would be stunningly bad data native suppose now, where was it? say, 6 months ago, right? this is a process is they like to say and at the beginning and today, there are still significant divisions within nato, about how to respond, what the outcome should be and a number of other important issues. there are certainly been some improvements, finland in sweden, joining nato, strengthen the alliance. some countries have come to the realization they have to do more in terms of providing for their own self defense and

look at the details. some of the information you mentioned, such as w-2's, that are already required, you know, under the path act, the i.r.s. is able to match those w-2's with tax returns. that's helped a lot. mr. rice: i thought the i.r.s. was sending these refunds without getting the -- not waiting for the w-2's, that's not true? mr. mctigue: at least for the early part of the tax filing season, i.r.s. holds tax returns until they receive the w-2's. and does an income verification of -- mr. rice: what else do we need to verify that would eliminate the need for these audits? what else do we need to verify besides the w-2 that would eliminate the needs for these audits? mr. mctigue: off-hand, we didn't look at that. i am not completely familiar with the -- mr. rice: it seems like it would be an obvious way to solve this problem. if we asked them what they needed up front rather than having get it after they filed the tax return. if you can provide this committee with one or two suggestions on things that would make it -- where it's obvious they need it. and then i'll end up with this. i have a lot more

w. bush. 's got to the texas neighborhood where mr. bush lived in look into buying firearms and border patrol uniforms. he was living in the u.s. through immigration fraud and came on a visitors visa he obtained from a "corrupt contractor." he then lost an asylum claim. in court filings, he told sources he was working with an organization that include former loyalists of saddam hussein. in new york, democrats line, this is david. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: i am well, thanks. caller: i am calling about the gun problems we have. everyone seems to be hitting around the point here that in the constitution, the government can already regulate what we are allowed to carry and what we are allowed to own, whether or not we can put it in public. my personal opinion is no guns except law enforcement officers and military. it needs to be carried in public. you get caught with a gun in public, you go to jail, you pay a fine. your guns are taken away from you. this is ridiculous, there is no reason for it out in public. you say you need these big g

look at that . as you can see, came within millimeters of losing his own w life. joining us nowit with reaction s ohio congressman jim jordan,n, our founder clay travis. congressman, start ss with you. if it wasn't so revoltingly political , i could live with the fact that people have different views on whats. the answer is. but we protect our politicians with armed guards. we protect our hollywood starsar with armed guards. we protect our elite athletes with armed guards. whyo can't we do if every schooa in america hasn't the time outcome come to do that ? >> no, certainly sound. you're exactly right. we need trained security personnel, schools. we s need we need trained that e need security at schools soools that makesse all the sense in te world and that's what we should be focused on instead of the politics but nevererut forg, democrats. you knowy' what they've said. their motto is never let a crisis go to waste. and that's that's what we saw today from from mr. o'rourke. and i think most of the country agrees with the mayor's response. ha this is terrible. this is a tragedy. what happened th

upper 70s to low 80s on the peninsula hereer s breeze redwood city 81, san mateo 76, but look at the coast here daily city 61 city heading in t nth bay will be from watoen calisto. into the east bay looking at 76 san leandro with union city 79 upper 70s in hercules inland boy, it's gonna be hot from mid 80s to about 90 here 85 in san ramon look at 88 in conquered and as we head towards antioch, even some low 90s there possible the accuweather seven day forecast. well, we're looking at that cooler day on sunday even cooler for monday dropping back off into the 60s and 70s for the warmest locations, tuesday, wednesday a little bit of warming and then as we get into the end of the week, it's cooler. so a pretty quiet week except for today when you might be sweaty in the afternoon there liz alright good to know lisa. thank you a city tucked along the lush v. of sonoma county's wide country is harvesting something else these days clean energy taking care of our environment is part of building a better bay area abc 7 news meteorologist, mike. nico shows us the innovative project. it's already having a significant impact on healdsburg's power supply. hurs

this is w a liberal who is againstho this and they are throwing away their entire career to leak a this opinion and they will be able to findbl out who it is. i've been trying quickly to s look through the federal statute and seeta if i can find any crime that would be attached to it and i can't so far there may be , but at that level of practicing law,a as a supreme court law clerk, it's unbelievable that someone is throwing their career out t the windowow ashanti's that they will be disbarred and i believe justice roberts and the rest of the justices will find out who it is. it's so easy to track things now, especially that opinion was not out there publiclyll, very closely held and someone got itt and someone leaked it and they will be heldco accountable. and the only thing the i don't h agree with i think the final opinion may come out sooner rather and later because ofd, this because this was leaked, i believe i, to pressuree the conservative justices to scare them into not issuing. this opinion. and remember, this would gowo back to the states. it would not outlaw abortion,ul although i guarantee that demagogery is next to follow. that's very predictable. y leo, you've

yes , and he'll just tell you carefully look at me very much, here i have today, of course, the hero of the day, this george w. bush. well, he 'snot. it's okay, he talked to the pranksters. and this and how told. that's when he entered into the conversation without realizing that pranker we were retelling the famous dialogue from brother 2. it was amazingly funny. hello mr. president hello guys. how are you? we are fighting for our independence. i am very proud of you, we are pilots just like you. like this, like this, like you, tell me an american, what can you do? so my brother says that in money. whoever has the truth is stronger. here you deceived someone money amassed. you think i understand you, because i don't understand, you don't. phil just feel it. feel it with your heart. i feel, i feel, i feel the truth behind you. no , i feel your fervor feels every day, just feel it. feel what we're trying to express. i feel it, but more importantly. i see it, when you resist russia and here is my proposal, continue. yes, by the way, she told a lot of interesting things about the fact that the united states is really interested in

looking for more victims in that rebel today. and once again, the world health organization is pleading with russia to end the war in ukraine, the executive director of the w. h o slth emergencies program, saying russia's deliberate strikes aimed at health care facilities. or unacceptable. utterly unacceptable to deliberately target healthcare facilities. and the health workers that are in there the patients that are in there so from ws perspective , we continue to document and bear witness to these attacks. we will continue to publish on these attacks. and we understand and we trust that the un system and the international criminal court and others will take up the necessary investigations in order to assess the criminal intent behind these attacks. the w. h o has verified 200 attacks on healthcare facilities in ukraine since the beginning of the war, the world health organization promises to support the ukrainian government so people injured in the fighting received medical treatment. and ukraine's health services are maintained. time now is 7 39 happening today? code pink is marking mother's day in san francisco with a demand for peace. the group is holding it