[applause] like to community to you roch yuka nagamine. >> thank you. i want to thank the captain andllow lute and coworkers without them i can't do my job. >> thank you for your service. joanne honor to honor you. thank you. >> thank you. >> >> commissioner. thank you for contributing and i think we are try to recruit more women on the force this is an example of why the efforts of chief taken on signing on to 30 for 30 this will help prosecute mote that furtherism wish you the best on the field. thank you for all your efforts. >> thank you. >> thank you. y want to say congratulations and i seen officer nagamine many times and not only that just she does know when i will say just the community members who really appreciate not only who she does and how she does it this is engage am and treating people with respect. that's engaging with the public no matter their best or worse. that goes a long way with the every day police will of our city those matter thank you for a job well done and when you do every day. >> commissioner yee. >> thank you officer yu

yuka royer is here. good to see you.nce opened its first gigafactory for electric car batteries. yuka: the government has held that as a milestone as friends aims to revive its industry through green investments. the factory inaugurated today is the first of four such plants being built in the north of the country on a stretch build the factory, friends's answer to slicken valley. here is the report. reporter: a guided tour for france's finds an's minister of any factory,'s sector that has hopes to become a new industry. it will be turning out batteries for lecture vehicles. the gigafactory is the first of its kind in france. it is one of about 50 european projects that aim to make up ground on chinese producers. >> this is the first time since airbus that we have created a new industrial sector in france and in europe which will enable us to win the battle on electric vehicles for the 21st century. reporter: in the fight against climate change, france's car sector is drawing in government support to pivot towards electr

yuka: u.s.sident joe biden says he feels good about the prospects of congress passing the hard-fought debt ceiling bill. the biden and house speaker reached an agreement to suspend the country's borrowing limit, currently at $31.4 trillion, through the first of january, 2025. now it needs to pass both chambers of a divided congress to become law. while a person serves much of president biden's inflation reduction act, it caps federal spending and forces poor people to work to get food aid. house republicans on monday laid planes to advance the deal, and the house rules committee said it would take up the agreement on tuesday, which could clear the way for a vote in the republican-controlled chamber. in columbia, produces five the base fergal keane are struggling for sales after a collapse in the drugs market amidst competition from a search and production of synthetic drugs. the country as the world's largest producer of cocaine, 204,000 hectors estimated to be used for its cultivation. our corr

yuka: the closure of first republic marks the second largest failure in u.s.istory after washington mutual in 2008. according to the new york times, the three banks that collapsed since march held a total of $532 billion in assets. adjusted for inflation, that's more than the amount held by some when he five u.s. banks that collapsed at the height of the global financial crisis 15 years ago. the paper also says from 2008 and 2015, more than 500 federally insured banks failed in the united states. j.p. morgan shares rose more than 2% today following the announcement. wall street shares initially rose overall but lost in later trading hours over concerns about impacts expected next from the interest rate hike expected from the fed this week. to japan, where wages are starting to rise after decades of stagnation. the cost of living has gone up in recent months amid global price hikes. the countries of central bank is going against the global trend of raising interest rates to keep inflation in check as it thinks the price rises are temporary and the overall defla

yuka: another look at the markets.all street finished the day on a mixed note with the downtown for 10th of a percent. the s&p flat and the nasdaq rising half a percent with tesla closing up almost 5%. shares in chevron dropped after the covey said it would buy pdc energy, a producer of shale gas, for $7.6 billion. they say this would increase reserves by 10% as it aims to boost production in the u.s. after the war in ukraine rattled the global energy sector. that's it for business. anchor: thank you. time for truth or fake. catalina is by the big board. claims the ukrainian president purchased luxury villas using western aid money, military aid money -- truth or fake? catalina: that's right, president zelenskyy recently ended a european tour aimed to replenish ukraine's arms deliveries as they prepare for a counteroffensive against russia. on the sidelines of this visit, accounts on social media have been sharing this video showing three luxury properties allegedly owned by president zelenskyy and purchased with weste

ever since it's been used for popular dishes, like crispy fried yuka with garlic. [ speaking non-englishers are also on the menu. introduced by the spanish, the treats provided shade for valuable crops, like coffee. wes valuable crops, like coffee. wes the leftover fruit was used to feed enslaved communities. [ speaking non-english ] >> we smash them, and then we're going to put them back in the oil. okay. back in the pan they go. [ speaking non-english ] >> they're like potato chips. you can't eat just one. [ speaking non-english ] [chuckles] sí. [ speaking non-english ] ♪ >> wow. [ speaking non-english ] >> this blend of african, whic indigenous, and spanish influences extends from veracruzanos' cooking to the music of the fandango, which originally was a form of protest music. and i find the passion and eist rebellion ity conveys contagiou. let's face it. i'm not one to stand by and watch. this seductively feisty culture shouts resistance, the veracruzano way.thrill ing thing. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because p

[applause] like to community to you roch yuka nagamine. >> thank you. i want to thank the captain andllow lute and coworkers without them i can't do my job. >> thank you for your service. joanne honor to honor you. thank you. >> thank you. >> >> commissioner. thank you for contributing and i think we are try to recruit more women on the force this is an example of why the efforts of chief taken on signing on to 30 for 30 this will help prosecute mote that furtherism wish you the best on the field. thank you for all your efforts. >> thank you. >> thank you. y want to say congratulations and i seen officer nagamine many times and not only that just she does know when i will say just the community members who really appreciate not only who she does and how she does it this is engage am and treating people with respect. that's engaging with the public no matter their best or worse. that goes a long way with the every day police will of our city those matter thank you for a job well done and when you do every day. >> commissioner yee. >> thank you officer yu

even the third is mark hemnel, an american actor and performer roles one of the main characters , yukalker, will be of great help to ukraine. he helps us everywhere. we can see his last appearance , where he answered that he collected 650,000 dollars for the purchase of drones for the ukrainians . they say that the ukrainians will not be able to fight this war without drones. to win and explain why it is so important for every american to help the ukrainians and for muscovites to win the war , that is, that the light side must win. some money for her here about money now dear friends drop some money for a car for our defenders of the 74th battalion of the 102nd brigade we are collecting for them we have already collected uah 215,869 out of the required 300,000 now you see the qr or card number where you can transfer your funds to whomever it's a shame to throw your forces a little further so that the guys could uh-uh force on the front line and move forward to take the lives of our uh-huh invaders to return the ukrainian land to ukraine that the invaders took for themselves well, that

shaimaa khalil reporting early i spoke to yuka cobbe ashley, an expert at university of london on chinal politics. actually visiting historical low. was very controversial... all the leaders of the g7 visiting the peace dome and actually try to make a stand. ., ., ., ., ., ~ , stand. tomorrow one of the key thin . s stand. tomorrow one of the key thins on stand. tomorrow one of the key things on the — stand. tomorrow one of the key things on the agenda _ stand. tomorrow one of the key things on the agenda is - stand. tomorrow one of the key things on the agenda is nuclear| things on the agenda is nuclear nonproliferation but i think with coming to a very interesting juncture where i need to emphasise the idea of peace and it is something kishida really wants to put forward this kind of identity of him coming from hiroshima and his home town. the him coming from hiroshima and his home town-— home town. the consensus is that economic security _ home town. the consensus is that economic security is _ home town. the consensus is that economic security is just - home town. the consensus is t

west, this work is of particular importance and today we see new growth points in this region in the yukahe east region therefore, naturally, all member countries of the eurasian union are interested in developing closer relations with the shanghai organization and cooperation from the brix . by the way, about 25 applications have already been submitted there from various regions of asia, africa, latin america and the middle east, last year showed very serious growth dynamics with countries this region. we have a manifold increase in the total trade turnover and the russian union with china, india, turkey, the arab emirates, and these economic trade figures do not emphasize a clear focus on the development of precisely these vectors of interregional integration cooperation, in general, at some point it began to turn out that this was not a summit at all. the eurasian five summit via video link , in addition to the president of cuba, which observers in the association, the leaders of uzbekistan and tajikistan, gave the floor to aliyev, who attended the meeting as a guest, but as he himself

my name is yuka walton, and i'm an executive board member with the japanese cultural and community center of northern california. it's quite a mouthful, but it's finally known as the center in sf japantown. we would like to start by thinking claudine cheng and the chairs of tonight's celebration . thomas allen grace, thank you for bringing us here together. it feels so nice to celebrate our diverse aapi community and just to be joyful, right like this is so nice to be altogether. the center is celebrating our 50th anniversary this year, and the theme of our celebration is celebrating generations. so as we celebrate , we're thinking about our essay . the first generation of japanese people who came to this country started a new life and built the community that we know today to be japantown. and we also think a lot about our niece are second generation who have been so resilient as they have faced so many injustices and overcome so many barriers. our niece have been forcibly removed not just once, but twice the first time when they were forcibly removed and unjustly incarcerated during wor

my name is yuka walton, and i'm an executive board member with the japanese cultural and community center of northern california. it's quite a mouthful, but it's finally known as the center in sf japantown. we would like to start by thinking claudine cheng and the chairs of tonight's celebration . thomas allen grace, thank you for bringing us here together. it feels so nice to celebrate our diverse aapi community and just to be joyful, right like this is so nice to be altogether. the center is celebrating our 50th anniversary this year, and the theme of our celebration is celebrating generations. so as we celebrate , we're thinking about our essay . the first generation of japanese people who came to this country started a new life and built the community that we know today to be japantown. and we also think a lot about our niece are second generation who have been so resilient as they have faced so many injustices and overcome so many barriers. our niece have been forcibly removed not just once, but twice the first time when they were forcibly removed and unjustly incarcerated during wor

my name is yuka walton, and i'm an executive board member with the japanese cultural and community center of northern california. it's quite a mouthful, but it's finally known as the center in sf japantown. we would like to start by thinking claudine cheng and the chairs of tonight's celebration . thomas allen grace, thank you for bringing us here together. it feels so nice to celebrate our diverse aapi community and just to be joyful, right like this is so nice to be altogether. the center is celebrating our 50th anniversary this year, and the theme of our celebration is celebrating generations. so as we celebrate , we're thinking about our essay . the first generation of japanese people who came to this country started a new life and built the community that we know today to be japantown. and we also think a lot about our niece are second generation who have been so resilient as they have faced so many injustices and overcome so many barriers. our niece have been forcibly removed not just once, but twice the first time when they were forcibly removed and unjustly incarcerated during wor