that's the message that zalinski is sending to his people of my be let me do a william lee just solution on with up with remote good the where we still need to hold on him up. we still have to fight broad every day. and every night we must look for ways to cause maximum damage to the enemy. little mugs and manners courted the good tactics and self confidence. we will regain what's i was for a demo before. yeah, it's a powerful message of defiance. even as russian forces appear to be spreading their attacks eyes across the country, they carried out multiple air strikes on a military training ground near levine and western ukraine. expanding moscow's war, closer to the border with poland. authorities are now more desperate than ever for nay. so to impose the no fly zone is why we keep asking nato to close the sky because to fight with an enemy who does not even enter ukraine, but instead launches a cruise missile. it is necessary to have a serious defense system affordable removal room civilians from all over ukraine had fled to live even relative safety. but many are now heading further w

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william lee use military operations. that's what's happening. military operations are being conducted in civilian quarters. can you understand that in civilian neighborhoods where people live, ukrainian forces were positioned in civilian quarters after they retreated? how did we manage to get out? we were there to the bitter end. we are from mere mary, you call? no one. let's any one out of mary you paul itself. we were just lucky. it's just that if they place weapons near your yard, it's a bad sign. oh, they said that there was a green light for mary. jo pol citizens to leave in cars for is f rosie, but i was told that people are not allowed on this app rosie highway. the soldiers took us to russia, but we lived on the outskirts of mary. you, paul, you don't get sick. soldiers walked around the village and said that it was better to evacuate. maybe we wouldn't have survived the next night. those who managed to flee from are you pulled to the safe zone in the dome bus, which is close to the russian border shed? well, the

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bachelder and her son, bill and wife -- daughter, husband, matthew and grandchildren sophie, a lee, williamnor, matthew, bethany and mary. thank you for joining us. [applause] thank you so much for being here today and bringing your children and grandchildren. a special moment for all of us, frankly to, hope it's a special moment for you and your grandchildren to stand in this chamber, the chamber of the body he loved so very, very much. bill bachelder's words truly the people's house. [applause] speaker was an amazing man, never forgot his roots, loved ohio. long before he was speaker when i first knew him, he was the go to person never a member had a tough challenge and there's been more than one governor of both political parties who called on bill for his difficult problem. in his farewell address to the legislature, the speaker reminded us, it's the ultimate responsibility of all of us to keep our republic. we all must stand strong to protect it. today our friends word reminds us of our obligation as public servants and duty to the people we were elected to serve. the batchelder family

louis what devices she with he sham on national devout malice, sheriff of chemo malay john lee, and he goes to william oddity the interview with ukrainian president filling in 60 minutes on d. w. ah. and what does more do to people are hatred and violets inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the author accompanies a sophist, family in northern syria. insights into the isolated world of radical islamists, a film about family, faith, masculinity of fathers and sons starts april 16th on d, w. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. 3 and a half 1000000 people about the population of berlin have already fled the war in ukraine. that's according to the united nations. many have lost their homes and their loved ones and it doesn't. and they're experts say, now the risk of.

we'll have reaction just ahead from utah senator mike lee, plus william with a look at the gas prices but first, peter doocy is live at the white house where peter, the white house continues to push back that they are somehow limiting oil production here in the united states. >> yes, and sandra, to what you just said, the president says he does not want to subsidize putin's war, why he's going to ban u.s. oil imports from russia, but that means a big deficit, so the president is also now trying to set the record straight about how they are going to make up the difference. >> it's simply not true my administration or policies are holding back domestic energy production. it's not true. >> republicans say it is true. highest gas prices in history, since biden started his war on american emergency production, don't let dems and the media tell you this is because of ukraine, biden must end the war on energy now. they made it sound like it was a lever they would never pull because they admitted it would hurt people here too much. >> we don't have a strategic interest in reducing the global

good morning, chair williams and member of the committee. i'm jennie lee, chief financial officer of d.p.h., and i'll be kicking off the presentation of looking at updating our budget over the next two years. additional one-time dollars for funding up to one-time needs, but at this point, no new programming due to the projected shortfall, and as we look forward to implementing, we're really looking at it through an equity lens. the expenditure plan really maintains the status quo budget and relies on the use of one-time fund balance to prevent service reduction. >> i will turn it over to miss kirkpatrick, and she will dive a little bit more into each of the spending areas. >> thank you. so for overdose prevention, this is a bit of a little more of a breakout of sort of the outreach component. we're proposing to maintaining funding levels to expand the expanded access to these ae services, including the services for t.a.y. and youth. these are most notably in case management and staff, both in outpatient management and case management. in permanent supporti

>> you know, i want to make sure william understands, because i hear you and commissioner lee loud and clear. number one, we want to put you in a position to be economically successful. if we limit your hours, it's not if, it's when you're going to close. if we put in hours that simply aren't successful for the industry, you're not going to be around very long. i just want to make sure that you're hearing what i'm saying loud and clear. >> we are. >> the other thing i would say, is just like these businesses -- i don't know, but i think the entertainment commission is one of a few things that you're going to be dealing with, and is not going to be most important, and i don't know, but i think a.b.c. can get involved, as well. anything else to add, anyone? >> so -- >> go ahead. >> -- just to let william know what we're talking about, if we recondition your permit, nobody's going to want to come hangout, so before we go to the next step, we're kind of giving you a chance. >> executive director, just so we're following our protocol, this does not necessarily need to be a voting item? >> r

deserve for, although some lee, but i don't have time to attend or for one another and support each other. speak out. think about the international women's day on the w. ah, william. how to be gunner gonzalez when i and i had known that the val small, i never would have gone on the trail. i would not have put myself and my parents in that danger calls to themes. it'll direct you to sleep. who love on sunday, reflected on the liberty of the give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there with you want to know their story, you so migrant. verified and reliable information for my grants. ah, this is dw news and these are our top stories. ukraine says it's been evacuating people from several areas by humanitarian corridors, agreed with russia. bosses have been taking people from the north eastern city of sumi among the evacuees, all students from india, china, and african countries. local authorities said 21 civilians were killed in an air strike their over.

william roof and ruth material, but we're still home i jesse to will destroy. my son was running on the rocket fire to collect water. we collected snow. p lee when they'd be boiled to drink. 65 year old in her progress, dover and her husband sergey spent 20 days hiding in the basement with them from the raging battle above. they fled here too, that the richer taken in by their friend constantine one as well. i say what do i hit the alanine? we had only 2 liter, so water would drink water not meant for drinkin, were bolted on the fire and drank him. we only had potatoes to eat. they are not alone in this ordeal. over 400000 call the city home the so irina recalls the moment they made it out. and i'll let you then we'll get him of 2 of them paused the corner. but as what shall we steal? it was a miracle. when we heard that explosion in the center of mighty, we'll put close to the drama theatre much were jumped into the car and ran away from their living. who didn't really had a rude muscle who were just trying to get out there with me. and then we happened by chance to joins a convoy of course, does a pretty shout, olivia lose another porsha.

this week, for example, william artise on the board ofmeta rents a storefront the mission street where they will allow vendors to sell their goods. ms. lee has been working to add money in the budget that will pay for the represent of the spaces where vendors can come to sell goods. this is the good piece that worked. that is how we are doing this. combining the best of the support permitting scheme and hoping that together they will be really successful. as i said in my opening remarks. it is this really difficult balancing act that we are trying to get right because you are absolutely right, chair haney. at the bottom of this is poverty. you need to provide people that look to survive. this is the forefront of our mind as we put this piece of legislation into practice. we are working on both sides simultaneously. enforcement to provide alternatives for people. >> thank you. i appreciate that. your focus on it and also the work your office has done to provide us with models and some ways that we explore how to do this right and build on it. thank you for that. there are seppentives from the office of racial equity here to answer questio

this week, for example, william artise on the board ofmeta rents a storefront the mission street where they will allow vendors to sell their goods. ms. lee has been working to add money in the budget that will pay for the represent of the spaces where vendors can come to sell goods. this is the good piece that worked. that is how we are doing this. combining the best of the support permitting scheme and hoping that together they will be really successful. as i said in my opening remarks. it is this really difficult balancing act that we are trying to get right because you are absolutely right, chair haney. at the bottom of this is poverty. you need to provide people that look to survive. this is the forefront of our mind as we put this piece of legislation into practice. we are working on both sides simultaneously. enforcement to provide alternatives for people. >> thank you. i appreciate that. your focus on it and also the work your office has done to provide us with models and some ways that we explore how to do this right and build on it. thank you for that. there are seppentives from the office of racial equity here to answer questio