ended. the berlin wall fell and the 2 jeremy were re united. there was no feeling in the west and one there was the tequila lead embrace in germany that now geo political competition had ended. and that military competition and military confrontation was a thing of the past. many german, so no need for a strong military. and its neighbors didn't want that either. for germany, military power became a thing that was just not relevant anymore. and in fact, was seen quite negatively with defense spending cuts the booms via fell into quite a dire state. it started making headlines like these a mass breakdown of tags and draining, not with machine guns, but broomsticks. then this happens, the rushes full scale invasion of ukraine. yeah. i know what else to do based on this paper, it is a very, very thoughtful and it was that side or turning point that set in motion. major changes on the government announced of one of the specialists on a 100000000000 euros to get the bonus back up to scratch. since then, germany has modernize its arsenal. germany has spent billions on military ag uk

a former mayor of newport, delaware, he's been the executive director of west end neighborhood house in wilmington since 1991. working tirelessly to provide direct programs, services, support, and advocacy to delawareans, their families, and our broader community. for more than 140 years, west end neighborhood house has empowered generations of delawareans to become and remain self-sufficient. under his leadership they have grown their impact. helping over 10,000 delawareans each year. they provide meals, place people in long-term employment, secure stable housing, and teach critical skills to community members. while the backbone of that work is the dedicated team of staff and volunteers at west end, at the heart of that work is the big heart of paul. when being honored several years ago paul said, quote, somebody's got to stand up and be and advocate for people who can't speak. whether they are a youth aging out of foster care or single mom trying to get a good-paying job, paul is an advocate for those too often left behind. ever the selfless leader as paul celebrates his birthday

dream has been to be on the stage. sure what punters really like about coming to see shows at the west end, is that you're surrounded by so many exciting sort of places of world cuisine, well, i've got rehearsals now, so i'll see you back at the theatre. they come from all walks of life, all backgrounds, they haven't had any singing audition. and they'll be taking part in a project called take to the stage, where they'll get the chance and it's myjob to help get them stage—ready, be really confident to sing these fantastic opera choruses. exhales three times crowd: zzz! zzz ! zz—zz—zz! i ride motorbikes for fun, yeah. so, i ride a motorbike for fun, i go walking, and i don't sing normally. so, no musical background. this into an "ooh"! i have no idea where we are. so, i've been listening to it in the car to try and get for the wizard of oz. that was a very long time ago. all: # pour us some wine! out of my comfort zone. i think part of why i want to be onstage is like, sort of, they sing having practised over christmas with the rehearsal- tracks, it's nice to put it all together and think,

and that's the west end.he shows this kitchen and three rooms along the west end of the kitchen and that's the last and. so the wall was constructed in three rooms were created by the wall. we have two walls coming out from the west wall meeting the wooden wall that separates the space from the kitchen. in the center room we found very clear evidence a staircase went up to the first floor and deposited you in the room we call the west vestibule outside of the dining room door. and make sense. but these other two spaces in the corners we were a little unclear as to exactly what they were. the big survey we did of the seller documentation there were a number of documents that have been read sort of singularly but when we pulled some of the documents together and made connections tbetween them and read them as a whole, a story began to emerge, documents talk about the fact that frank had a room in the cellar. for the longest time it was assumed that was a butler's pantry or storeroom or closet down here that fra

that's the west end so that wall was indeed constructed . d three rooms were hecreated by that wall so we had to walls coming out from the west wall meeting this wooden wall that he separated the space from the kitchen . in the center room we found clear evidence that a staircase went up to the first floor and deposited you in the room we call the west vestibule which is right outside of the dining room door. makes a lot of sense, would be warmed or prepare down here you take it up to the dining room . but these other two spaces in the corners we were a little unclear as to exactly what they were. that they survey we did of the seller documentation, there were a number of documents that had been read sort of singularly but when we pulled some of these documents together and make connections between them and read them as a whole a story began to emerge. documents talked about the fact that frank had a room in the seller. that's frank lee, the enslaved butler. for the longest time it was assumed that was a butler's pantry or storeroom or closet

sorry, i didn't know thing. meanwhile, the future looks even darker for the people living at the west end of the variety, which is earmarked for flooding no matter how much the rest of them are. i the gum decides to flood many of them. original residents supposedly guaranteed the right to stay full and off. i don't, i don't know me. you're welcome back or from which might not. i don't get my life. what they'll see it to me is can use that nearby. we find another neighbor walking disconsolately, amid the ruins of her house. who did this young middle name thing, though the, the, he, him, the so i don't buy. and what do you feel know about what has happened to my son? i called the guys now they make a oh, they are telling me that make me oh me. oh. and that was a full name. and then, i mean, i was on a oh, although she now lives in room to x, the home is still drawn back to what remains of her home here next to or pick pruitt is still holding her defiantly that the huge to lose gate facing her. it is a constant reminder of the government's intentions. a little know them me long become the mo

it also says the west end zalinski is regime are assuming the action would prompt in a leadership to cut off russian access to the baltic sea. the head of f, as b is also accused k of increasing acts of terror and sabotage in order to damage moscow's economy. it keeps getting a zooms deal of stuff going to general. the key of regime relying on terror is increasing the intensity of its acts of sabotage and terror attacks, primarily in relation to fuel and energy facilities, transport military industrial complexes and mass residential areas. for this purpose, unmanned aerial vehicles and weapons supplied by the west are widely used, allowing strikes deep into our territory to the ship. but the main task of the enemy is to cause maximum economic damage and intimidate the population. in order to implement terrorist plans increase in special services and neo nazi structures, actively recruit and draw individual russian citizens. and so illegal activities for those 5 days for a to crane has yet to gain an advantage. as russian troops are clearing out, the last pockets of resistance and the

and what has been happening for decades to the west end, which is basically being locked, i left to be pool debt for that and we value the resources. so this is a why is that i'm supporting, i don't think it's winning. i, i've been saying this for about 2 years now, and i see you have been interviewing many times that there will be fun is a new country joining the weight. and i think this will get stronger. i'm stronger . i cool a born of funds, the bricks, countries to offer a themselves to come up with all those with ideas with projects. and i do believe that they will be supported in the home on west africa region. and john that i'm, well, i definitely would agree with you that feels that the momentum is exactly on the side. talk about multiplier too, but we told it's really just about finding the voice and the searching it. and the searching of the few ones, independence and one's right to be respectfully pooped to which obviously it has been severely lacking the so many centuries. most abraham is always a pleasure. speaking to the executive director of the african lexi foundation,

according to the deputy foreign minister, it's imperative that the west ending, including washington, of course, realizes and accepts the main reasons behind. so the special military operation did i mess up? it was for us, the issue of substance remains the main one. this is something that we have always put and will always put on the forefront the signals for all their importance can be any. but in practice, we do not see any changes in the course that washington has been pursuing lately. assistance. the key of continuous attempts to present the case in such a way that moscow must make concessions and compromises if it is interested in some kind of settlements. do not, we can at all, it is imperative that we get an understanding and recognition from our opponents from the new us administration. that without solving the problems that are the root causes of what is happening, it will not be possible to reach an agreement. and besides, so the relationship between moscow and to washington in regards of the conflict to or in the context of the conflict in ukraine, there are other issues a

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first responders and it appears that a home along west end road which connects with river road, a home that was above the river has broken free and fallen into the water. now there are swift water rescue crews on jet skis in the water trying to see if anybody maybe they could rescue anyone. there are a lot of vacation homes along this stretch that could possibly be an occupied. also, we don't know. it could be more than one structure. it's hard to tell. there's just a lot of debris on the hillside. i did talk to one man who pulled over and was watching what would happen when it happens. i've been buying what to do when you stop your what did you see? >> well, first actually the propane snow. through my window. and i said i got to see what that is. and then i see a bunch of fireworks up their fire trucks up on the hill. there. and i knew something happens and i see a bunch of people standing here doing so i get out and walk down here. sure enough. there's a giant. off the hill in the water. and you can see parts of the washing away. there is a rescue crew that just on a jet ski coming b

it has cleared, but traffic is still slow on westbound 580 between castro street and the west end.r three, if you're taking. >> bart this morning, expect delays. trains are running slower due to the rain. >> number four, the storm has caused the oakland zoo to close today. if you have reservations there, they'll give you an automatic refund. >> number five, online shopping is more expensive. this morning, overnight, tariffs kicked in on chinese imports. tariffs have been delayed on canadian and mexican goods after president trump met with the leaders of those countries yesterday. >> number six san francisco supervisors will vote today on mayor daniel lowery's request for more power so he can speed up the city's response to the fentanyl crisis. it seems the mayor has enough support to get his request passed. >> number seven fantastic for fans this morning, we're officially entering a new era. marvel released the first trailer for fantastic four first steps, giving us a peek at how the franchise will fit into the marvel cinematic universe. the movie hits theaters in july. disney is t

you also did it on the west end.nces and new york audiences. have you found them to be massively different? >> yes. >> seth: okay. >> very different. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what is the biggest difference? >> okay, the biggest difference, i've said it before, is that the english audience is very respect -- they're very respectablble, they' very reserved. [ laughterer ] seth: you don't seem to be describing new york people. [ light laughter ] >> my makeup artist used to say -- i used to come off stage, i would be like, "guys, i don't know, i don't know if they're awake out there. i don't know what's going on." [ light laughter ] and she'd be like, "listen, you can't hear a smile." [ laughter ] and i'd say, "you're right." but, here in new york city -- >> seth: by the way, it would be very sad if someone told me that after my show. [ laughter ] >> you're right. >> seth: yeah, "late night with seth meyers," you can't hear a smile. [ laughter ] >> wait, what were we talking about? >> seth: english audiences. can't he

speech here, which shocked everybody, was really the beginning of his revenge, his turn against the west, endingkraine two years ago. and now people who are born in that year, in 2007, boys in russia are going to their deaths in ukraine. and it all started here in 2007. and of course, in 1938, chamberlain appeased hitler. and so everyone here is knowing that this is going to be a historic moment this week, but is it going to be one of a positive nature or one to be more concerned about? >> is there anything you think investors need to contemplate? of course, we saw a move lower in the price of oil on hopes that you kind of take out the geopolitical risk premium. >> well, i didn't see where russia ended today, but it started with a 5% boost. the ruble strengthened. so people are making a bet that over time, sanctions could be lifted on russia. perhaps they'll even get back some of their assets. that's a long way in the future. the most interesting thing to me, and it's not been commented on nearly enough, was secretary vicente's trip to ukraine, where he's negotiating. it seems to be he's negotia

that he and the other early presidents would all recognize today, with its state dining room at the west endhall, red, blue and green parlors off the main cross hall, and then a large public room at the east end of the floor. and as you walk down the corridor, you come into the east room. the most public and perhaps famous room in the house with a direct legacy to george washington. washington had an instinctive understanding of the theater of leadership for example, the east room, the great ceremonial public room of the white house was something in which he took a particular interest. dr. hooks it is the grand ceremonial room of the white house here. public history unfolds in front of a nation it has borne witness to historic treaty and bill signings die servants. white house weddings, countless musical performances, visits by heads of state and events, celebrating its history. this house is forever renewed by the ageless fidelity of its founders and the boundless promise of its future heirs. and it is also a place where the nation mourns together, serving as the room where seven of the eig

west bank. what do we think is the end game paid for? these riley's a movie is really military has said that they want to come back armed palestinian fighters in specifically the northern part of the occupied west bank and places like jeanine and tweaked out in these places are no strangers . so these is really military raids that had only increased since israel's war on gaza began occurring at a nightly and daily basis. but this is the largest we have seen since the war began . and actually since august of 2024, during the near 2 weeks siege on jeanine, we have 26000 palestinians who would forcibly displace from their homes. we have dozens of palestinians who have been killed at least, $45.00, including an 8 month old, pregnant woman, who was shot and killed by his really forces in the notice champ, refugee camp, along with her husband, who's now fighting for his life in the hospital. but you also have hundreds of homes that have been destroyed. let's not forget the unprecedented scenes of these really military debt needing dozens of hom

carpeted runs from the east room on the east end of the house, across to the state dining room on the west endd's eye can visualizef the president coming out of one of these side doors. probably one of the most famous occasions was president obama won sunday in he walked on this hallway and announced to the nation that osama bin laden had been killed. certainly many presidency seen a president reagan and many others walked on this hallway to a press conference in the east room. sue and hasn't looked like this most of its history? >> guest: essentially yes. stu and if we're visiting in the 1800s what happened? steve often asked about herer wonderful hero the wonderful renowned historian of white house history. he has passed away. i said bill, would george washington and thomas jefferson recognize this building up there to come in today? he said fundamentally yes very coarse the rooms have been shifted. the art would be very contemporary to them because theirr minds would have been fixated on a very specific period of time. but, on the hold of you house it was still recognized today. we went but

and it runs from the east room on the east end of the house across to the state dining room on the west end. very famously, you can your mind's eye can visualize the president coming out of one of these side doors, probably the moat, one of the most famous occasions was president obama. when one sunday evening he walked down this hallway and announced to the nation that osama bin laden had been killed and certainly many presidents we've seen president reagan, many others walked down this hallway to a press conference in the east room and it has it looked like this most of its history, essentially. yes. yes. if we were visiting in the 1800s, what would have happened? you know, i've often asked and we've talked about our wonderful hero, william seale, the wonderful, renowned historian of white house history who has passed away. i said, bill, would george washington and thomas jefferson recognize this building if they were to come in today? he said fundamentally, yes, of course, some rooms have been shifted. the art would probably be very contemporary to them because they would have their mind

, and it's, uh, it's going to be a new way of, of, of, i would say, conducting diplomacy and the end west today, the vessels. and that's the way brzezinski saw them. and that's the way they haven't seen. i do think to some extent as to which one sees him as well. we'll just have to follow ended that there are there game a asap. and then it's going to be interesting to see how things that change of the next few weeks. but this is taking a phone call between a flight in may of who's in and from came to stays off the trunk repose to the quotes by boots, and who literally said, europe will soon stand at the feet of the mazda and walk its tail. so i suppose you are, p and officials should have seen it will come a as well. if they had that little bit of it as of history, they would have known this and that they've had study to a bit better america and, and front than what he represents. and what he's doing all this we, we saw this coming. i mean, it is not a surprise, so many of the people who've been following what's going on in the us for these past decades. and we just didn't know how far, h

todayda with its state do i thik room at west end of the hall, red, blue and green parlors off the main a large public room at the east end of the floor and as you walk down the corridor, you come into the east room, the most public and perhaps famous room in the house with direct legacy to the george washington. >> washington had instinctive understanding, something that he took particularic interest. >> it is the grand ceremonial room of the white house. here public history unfolds in front of a nation that has born witness to historic treaties and bill signing. >> white house weddings, countless musical performances, heads by state and events celebrating history. >> this the house is forever renewed by the ageless fidelity of its founders and the boundless promise of its future heirs. >> a place where the nation mourns together where 7 of the 8 presidents have died while in office have layed in state but more than a place of mourning the east room and its events are symbolic of a home unfolding history of the country is representedd and where george washington's idea of a public audi

figures to start off, but it's wet and windy, especially out towards the north and the west for many. frost towards the end approaching the far north—west of scotland. it's quite blustery here and it's also a mild but across south—east england, east anglia, we'll keep the largely clear skies here through the night. of sunshine developing for wales, up through northern grey — but with lighter winds, admittedly, across east anglia and south—east england. southwards and eastwards. but as we head through monday night, then ourfronts are going to be slowly slipping further southwards and eastwards, introducing some outbreaks of rain. really too cloudy, too windy, too wet for some to see any kind of frost into tuesday morning. now, our cold front continues to push further southwards north—west england, down through western wales and south—west england too. up nicely here. for south—east england. this is the colder air, of course, digging in then we see high pressure build in from the south, and that is set to stay with us for the rest of the week. but what you'll really notice is that the temperatures start to s

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choose the finance minister as talked about displacement of those palestinians in the west bank somewhere else. is this the end game for these? riley's, they turning their attention to the west bank to deal with the west bank? yes, yes, of course. this is the policy um, this is an update to its even uh, so what the timing get for you. they handle a plan for that. then you know, to the, one of the houses to kill the opportunity to establish that. but as the united states, encouraging people to leave the west bank and gaza and also even a and so much richard. and he said that 2025, it's going to be the year off. the is ryan in westbank. so there's a, a plan for that as talk to we, the, we can exhibit a scene in authority. as a mention. i also thought getting the ace is every g times. and there's a few years uh, within the is there any military gould on days by any means that's of the fiji times might be a mother that me expand outside in different area and was bad. so actually the doing these policies, but i come up again with that there's not even a bill we come up to it. you know, there's also domestic policie

their journey along the superhighway and at the opposite end of the superhighway walkway we have the west endrespite zone which features a double height mural area at the staircase measuring 28ft high by 67ft wide. >> it also includes ample seating for rest and repose for weary passengers as the design team describes the superhighway as a whole as an intuitive path, a moment to breathe and an expression of movement and progression. >> so again in review of our process for this opportunity we convened the artist review panel also on february 10th to review a shortlist of 15 applicants for the superhighway integrated wall opportunity. the panel identified three very accomplished finalists to recommend for arts commission approval to develop site specific conceptual design proposals for the project and again thrilled to present them to you today. firstly we have adam m.a. an oakland based artist whose large scale installations pull from quilts and textiles stained glass and mosaic to reveal abstract and laying landscapes, objects and architectural structures. her layered geometric shapes suggest

i learned this from watching west wing west wing end '90s. a popular subject with mainstream america nor federal workers. play the long game and stop being distracted by shiny objects. >> in the meantime efforts to shrink the government spending continue. the deadline to accept buyout for federal workers to resign their jobs is midnight tonight. as of yesterday, the white house said 40,000 people had accepted the offer. it is short of 5% to 10% of the federal workforce they thought might take the deal. if they reach the goal, it would save $100 billion annually in taxpayer money, guys. >> brian: i am stunned. jacqui heinrich said last hour their reaction to somebody goinn looking only way to go through the budget to find what we are spending it on. we had a row, and jared moscowitz to be a part of doge. do you get a sense they still want to be a part of doge? >> you know i haven't heard anyone say they want to pull out of that effort who had previously voiced support for it. who you really hearing from is the progress of lawmakers and far lef

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the trump administration abruptly ending the west's efforts to isolate russia and raising fears of handing putin too much power. as part of those high level talks, the u.s. and russia agreed to reestablish embassy staffing and improve diplomatic and economic ties. in washington. julie sirkin, nbc news. well, it turns out the job cuts are not over. in washington, the department of homeland security is bracing for hundreds of layoffs this week. that's according to close sources speaking with nbc. in a statement, a homeland security spokesperson said it's making sweeping cuts to get rid of waste and incompetence. sources told nbc the goal of the new cuts is to remove senior leaders who could get in the way of the trump administration's new goals. the cuts are top of hundreds of cuts to fema and other homeland agencies that began on friday. friday, the top official at the social security administration has quit after clashing with elon musk's team. michelle king resigned over the weekend after refusing to grant access to the department of government efficiency, or doge. a white house spokesper

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