he played well in the two months when andrew wiggins was out. he lost his spot in the rotation.set about it. the guys and explosive dunk waiting to happen with authority. that is where paul comes in. he's the master of the lob. paired with blake griffin, the clippers were known as lob city. draymond green believes paul will help kuminga reach a new level. >> i will tell you one more thing, i actually look forward to learning this from him. chris paul will completely unlock jonathan kuminga. cp is great with young guys. aiden looked like a bus before cp came to phoenix. no disrespect. morneau a nod to cp. what he would do for jonathan kuminga and unlock him? it's huge. larry: wishful thinking. let's hope it happens. we'll see one of the draft x tonight in -- draft pick. jonathan signed his rookie deal. but trayce jackson-davis will not. he's a bit banged up. podziemski was the warriors first pick. he has high hopes for his first games on the court. >> i want to go undefeated as a team. i want to have at least two or three triple-doubles. it's exciting for me to see how good of pl

well, at least it will be fewer deliveries of wiggins and provisions and that might wake him on the bus loveland which just took so yes, it's uh helping us, i guess, a little bit. not so much when they, but they will be angry and attack ukraine. haul the most out. that's all they are capable of this. and this one is the most go claims. it has already restored partial road traffic on the bridge. and that's both strategically and symbolically important to russia and his claims of over crimea. in some other news from around the world, the european union has pledged an investment of 45000000000 for latin american countries to help their economy is for stock. more than 50 leaders from the u. latin america and the caribbean, matched in brussels. 2 of us stalled free deal and the war in ukraine. us climate on for john kerry says climate cooperation between the united states and china. could we define their strain ties? carrie's visit to china is in deb, reviving climate negotiations between the world's 2 largest pollutants relations between the us and china, had been mired into a political dis

matter after spending time with c y c i walked to ryan avenue and decided i want to get 5 chicken wiggins at capital and in chinatown will was so many people here and even this past weekend we officially started san francisco we had grand masters from all over who came here to celebrate this extraordinary art the streets were packed people are everywhere and seniors and kids and visitors and commenting and staffing and dining and spending time in chinatown at chinatown station this is the place where people want to live here and travel through san francisco. but that is also the place where people from downtown and other parts of the city come to visit they goat of the station it is clean and nice we have ambassadors that are with us today that can be cantonese and speak other languages to make sure we are able to answer questions and meet the needs of people in the communities is just wonderful a have the captain from center station and thank you for the south miami for the work at the substation and is broader chinatown community yesterday they were everywhere. but we want to do more we

since we have suffered a lot more visuals, wiggins, naomi central is miss district studies, is a big deal in the streets of the building and the whole team dives into bottles. i cannot use the remainder divided during the ongoing government approaches though. it's bowski maybe like in my diet and also got introduced by the jews as a full inducing for ease of use as a by throwing pulled up. all the streams for wednesday is valley is the the believe and i have to get it and gauge and move the end business we did when to be we've been we to know of very cool. in the meanwhile, moscow is effectively a few less than the meddling in kenya's into an low fat ass. off of the state was issued on the vines the by 13 nations, including the us with an ad gemini, robi backs and las go songs on the box over its quote, for the boot position and the secretary general of the company as policy. okay, next step is sonny. so it is not the 1st time the rules upon the country a my nose in that position or the positions or change. and indeed the west. you seem to feel the need this much. i'm not just doing

and that's something that russia chairs, that's something that our african french wiggins are done. so there's something that we have been going on. so i think it's something that we can get along and we can work together. we can learn from russia. we can learn from or african friends and they can do it from us. and so among those gotcha and keeping that parents legacies alive as wrote in the sound of patrice, lemme but prominent the african independence fighter and the 1st prime minister of the democratic republic of congo after it achieved independence in the 60s. a roland lumber as the director of a foundation under his father's name. and we spoke to him on the sidelines at the summit. he says that africa doesn't actually buy a this negative sentiment geared towards russia just seems simple phone plus the i believe the summit is important because the lumen, the foundation, is happy to be present in areas were africa, 10 or should make decisions. and as such, we have become direct witnesses of what occurs and are able to participate. we believe that among all the contents of the w

and that's something that russia chairs, that's something that our african french wiggins are done. so there's something that we have been going on. so i think it's something that we can get along. maybe we can work together. we can learn from russia. we can learn from or african friends and they can do it from us. they will sign the views, said an unity shown in the past 2 days in st. petersburg. in a nut shell, i'll tell you was the cover in the full spectrum of the summit. the heart of the new itself on the bank. and so the river never if you missed any of that, but you cover all the events, big news lines and fresh analysis to available now on our website up to dot com the the most. he says it has destroyed is a regional headquarters of the plains national security service in the central city of dynette proved but the rest with a missile spike of fees, a low cost for the c. so in a report from a desk republic, with all the tests, a russian missile has struck a building belonging to the ukrainian security services in the city of to meet pro petroff the attack took place. it's aro

it was a sense of such unbelievable pride, and you saw bradley wiggins out there and he starts it allven if i did, i'll make "something up, i don't know!" but in the end, it worked out all right and i thought after that, you know, "you probably shouldn't get too worked up about stuff after this". so, i think that probably takes the biscuit. your biggest ever audience, i guess? yeah. thinking back, you did the caliban speech from the tempest, was it on the gielgud record that you borrowed? it was. it was! is it there? so it goes all the way back there? yeah, yeah, absolutely, 100%. ken, you've enjoyed, what, more than four decades of work on stage and screen and you're still continuing to work, what drives you on, creatively? the pursuit of excellence. from my point of view, i'm at a point in my life where i've acquired an enormous amount of experience and the idea of being able to understand how to apply that in the pursuit of that phenomenon of somehow letting the inspirational happen, if you can get yourself to the point of lift—off to do something with great writing that lets, you

my name is todd wiggins and i appreciate what you do and i know you have your challenges, times you probably want to cry yourself to sleep. but what did you find most beneficial in your methodology? what gives you the advantage to do your job? besides what you are wearing. but beyond that tell me about the language skills. you want to round it out completely and you say that is mandatory. but tell me a little bit about that point in your life where you said i knew i could do this. >> i don't know if i have that moment but i can tell me what gives me hope and why i keep doing this work. it is the engagement with members of these communities. i was nervous when i first traveled in this role. didn't know what reception i would get, didn't know if people would say you are a hypocrite because you are still struggling with racism, how could you do this role? it was quite the contrary. it was the opposite reception. my first trip was to colombia and it was 2, i was part of a presidential delegation to the inauguration of president petro, the first black vice president of that country and as part of

. >> my name is todd wiggins. what are the security topics that might come up for the application that might affect whether a person is considered eligible? >> does anyone want to take that? >> do i need to use the mic? >> you have a mic. >> in principle it is supposed to look at that because they screen relatively quickly. they probably don't do so-called extreme vetting or anything of that sort. i would say experience with refugees and other migrants suggested the security risks are very good, the rate of violent crime, espionage and other problems is lower than it is with nativeborn americans. .. -- is actually lower than american born americans. the screening process is efficient and much better to take a small risk up front then key people waiting for years on end, which is bad for those people, and bad for the u.s. economy which >> and by the way also note, bad forng the issue of reducing pressure on the border because from these latin american countries there's already been a massive reduction in migrants f

matter after spending time with c y c i walked to ryan avenue and decided i want to get 5 chicken wiggins will was so many people here and even this past weekend we officially started san francisco we had grand masters from all over who came here to celebrate this extraordinary art the streets were packed people are everywhere and seniors and kids and visitors and commenting and staffing and dining and spending time in chinatown at chinatown station this is the place where people want to live here and travel through san francisco. but that is also the place where people from downtown and other parts of the city come to visit they goat of the station it is clean and nice we have ambassadors that are with us today that can be cantonese and speak other languages to make sure we are able to answer questions and meet the needs of people in the communities is just wonderful a have the captain from center station and thank you for the south miami for the work at the substation and is broader chinatown community yesterday they were everywhere. but we want to do more we want to activate this space