i think we're going to see some rock and stormed non cambodia and laos and otherwise for the rest of southeast asia. it's our usual storms coming and going across the zone. we're seeing another batch of what weather wind up for central and southern portions of china that is going to slip further toward the south is going to have an impact on hong kong. big drop in those temperatures. so just a high of 22 degrees. we're in may by then, as so the average is should be closer to about 29 or 30. the rain has made a clean sweep across, sat out of japan. so we're back into the sunshine in tokyo with a height of 20 degrees. that's it. that's all, sir, sir, ah, issue airline of the journey. in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to highly toxic, had the fight with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive incidence him whole warfare a decade later. the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, praying something they didn't even see the kid. the 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the

ademÁs los distritos escual lao les pueden considerar expulsiÓn o suspensiÓn de los estudiantes, san francisco responde a estos reglamentos, el distrito escolar de (nombre en inglÉs) no respondiÓ a nuestras llamadas, pero tienen los estudiantes tienen prohibido cargas gas pimienta, o cualquier tipo de arma. el abogado penal hablÓ. >>> si la persona se enferma, eso pasa. >>> ese es el problema de este tipo de arma donde el gas puede expandirse y afectar para bien o para mal. >>> si una persona tiene asma eso quiere tecir que no podrÁ respirar normalmente. >>> la madre de esta joven dice que para enfrentar el acoso en las escuelas su hijo tomÓ defensa personal. >>> los hace con una mejor autoestima, y ellos estÁn (nombre en inglÉs) para defenderse. >>> para telemundo 48. >>> cientos de personas celebraron el domingo de pascua o de resurrecciÓn en el Área de la bahÍa luego que estuviera interrumpida dos aÑos por la pandemia, carlos josÉ visitÓ una de las iglecias mÁs concurridas en la pandemia. >>> sientos de feligreses celebraron este domingo de pascua o resurrecciÓn. >>

modifications and that have been collecting thousands of samples not just china but those including laos and concentrating on the animals and wuhan city but you only find that out in the following 2021. in two years since the virus emerged. so that lack of transparency just leads people to this perception that they are hiding things even though wishes to handful of individuals of negligence and self-preservation. so moving forwardrd there are many ways to introduce structural changes and that has to do with the database managers so now i will not publish anything for more than two years know because again when you are publishing data when it doesn't exist but hasly to be solved before the next pandemic. >> i want to thank you both for the book and thank you to david for the work he has done for our government. and i want to say to our audience. it is the holiday season getting a copy of the christmas carol and watch it's a wonderful life but for the sake of the better citizen, by the book and read it so many people who were good citizens you don't know enough to be an informed citizen to

last week, went to laos, june 6th received goals, 18 sheep, the young to farmer, emmanuel korea. as a result of the lion attack guru rob, last half of his heard a sizable financial loss for the farmer. the government compensates farmers after such incidents but at a rate around half of market value. when to go to the wild animals from the desert, the lions, the elephants causes a lot of problems. we'll get graded, our quits are one t, it's getting well, we don't gain anything from having wild animals here. they bring us nothing, no more hoard more. ah, he went to a hole in our livestock, our, our income. how we earn our living, the old work with our hole near his stall. gary rob has discovered fresh hyena tracks on brown. hyenas don't hunt goats, but the tracks could have been made by spotted hyenas through a more aggressive species. lou liquid come gun if. if the government doesn't take care of the hyenas, again, we have no choice or google play the dumb, cuz i mean, we have to shoot them. that's the plan. when the mother, ah, when he was a cattle, her phineas casa owner, also k

but there's an increase in thailand in cambodia and laos, of those shout again is a seasonal increase. we would expect it. this isn't quite so season when we had a big store whipping up through the western pacific, leaving behind rather wet weather, parts of japan's, a few spots of rain still come for may be home. she otherwise it's fine. it's looking good right back to northern china, but right on its way to beijing. the more significant right here in southern china with temperatures 10 degrees below the average, they will rise again. come monday, at least in will. hon. not necessarily for the south and hong kong gets wet by the end of monday. there is still some pretty big shadow northeast of india and rain in sri lanka and the southern states slowly creeping north was as you might expect, these big ones of prompted warnings. the northeast of india, they are dying down by monday. for most of india, though, it's getting pretty hot. ah, the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i just want to started

and they are working hard at preserving their culture easter sunday in the sasha for the lao sits, region bordering germany, poland, and the czech republic. hundreds of men ride from village to village to spread the message of christ's resurrection. a centuries old tradition of the sobs. 38 year old petto bliss and has been riding along for years, but it still special for him each time. another for such enter joyce, which is really, really since it building up inside you and when you can finally just asking with everything you god follow, it's a wonderful feeling and you just want to let it all out. an awesome game. it is one of about $60000.00 sorbs, left the west. slavic ethnic group is located in the very east of germany, near the border with poland. the socks are nationally recognized as a minority in germany. this is because their culture and especially their language, are threatened with extinction in the soviet museum and bouts and visitors can learn about the traditions. intricately decorated so be an easter eggs are on display here. bruno shire, learn the elaborate craft from his

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see that rain fill in across indo. china says some heavier pulses of rain for vietnam, cambodia, and laos, and otherwise for the rest of southeast asia, our usual storms coming and going across the zone. we're seeing another batch of what weather wind up for central and southern portions of china that's going to flip further towards south. it's going to have an impact on hong kong. big drop in those temperatures. so just the high of 22 degrees were in made by then as for the average, it should be closer to about 29 or 30. the rain has made a clean sweep across out of japan. so we're back into the sunshine in tokyo with a high of 20 degrees. that's it. that's all c. as in cat, official airline of the journey. the story goes that the statue of an ancient greek god, hidden beneath the waves for millennia. until a palestinian fisherman on earth, the priceless relic. the story continues that has the world's attention was drawn to. mysteriously the deity disappeared once again. the apollo of cousin on his jessia. o ah, welcome back, a good amount about top stories here. this al ukraine says rus

more shall showing up in cambodia, vietnam, laos, and thailand. and there are a few showers in sri lanka and carola some big ones in the northeast of india and bangladesh. but principally, it's still the pre monsoon heat building in northern india and pakistan ah airways official airline of the journey. he's feeling a family man politicized by the forces of nature filmed over 4 years. i came in pharma documents, his struggle for his community survival and built a template for global action on climate change. kids see the climate diaries, a witness documentary on out of the air. ah, the me look about, you're watching over there lisa rob, the reminder of all top stories. the biggest ship in rushes, black sea fleet, has been sunk by a blast, forcing its 500 member crew to evacuate. the russian defense ministry says ammunition exploded on board. it will ship boss. but the credit military says it hit the vessel with cruise missiles. israeli army says, doesn't the palestinians have been arrested and had weapons called the stated? it's all part of what i

not as well as it was in the central philippines, moscow showing up in cambodia, vietnam, laos, and thailand. and there are a few shouts in sri lanka and carola some big ones in the northeast of india and bangladesh. but principally, it's still the pre monsoon heat building in northern india and pakistan. cats are always official and line of the john ramadan. but time of spirituality reflection and gratitude raised the flag old buffalo, every column with al jazeera world. well how leo, how he reveals the stories behind some of the arab world songs and chance for the holy month johnny. this song touched the hearts of old arrows. full rama downsize on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back to what you all just bear with me. so robin a reminder of all top stories. the biggest ship in russia's black seat fleet has been sunk by a blast, forcing his 500 member crew to evacuate. the russian defense ministry says ammunition exploded on board its warship most, but the ukrainian military says it hit the vessel with cruise missiles. will say these ready all he says, dozens of palestinians have been arrested

collecting thousands of samples from not just china, but even 7 southeast asian countries, including laos where another very close relative of size 2 has been found and concentrating all of these animal and human samples from the wildlife trade in wuhan city. so we are only finding that out in like fall of 2021 almost two years since like this virus emerged in wuhan so the lack of transparency in lack of forthcomingness just leads people to this perception that scientists are hiding things and this reflects badly on the entire. of the community even though it's just a handful of individuals who made these decisions either of negligence or self-preservation, so i think that moving forward that many ways we can introduce structural changes to ensure that the research is more transparent and that has to do with journal editors as well. and as well as database managers, so having policies where you stay no, i'm not gonna publish anything where i see that you sent on pathogen sequences for more than two years or no. i'm not gonna publish your papers because we've seen time and again that you a

collecting thousands for example from not just china but even seven southeast asian countries including laos where another close relative and concentrating all these animal and human samples in wuhan city so we are always finding that out in 2021, almost 2 years since this virus emerged. so the lack of transparency and lack of forthcoming leads to this perception that scientists are hiding something and this was on the entire scientific community even though it's just a handful of individuals who made the decisions either negligence or false revelations. i think that moving forward there are many ways we can introduce structural changes to ensure such as more el transparent and that has to w do with journal editors as well as well as managers so having policy where you say i'm not going to publish anything but we sit see you sent sequences from one or two years, i'm not going to publish your papers because the same time you are publishing data that doesn't exist, those problems have to be salt . they become they keep you from making the same mistakes . >> they certainly are. i want to thank

i think back to vietnam, they were going through laos, cambodia and and that upset us to and we went in and stopped that resupply. this kind of thing for moscow. they want to stop it, too. the problem is he might target the ukrainian side of the movement of supplies, trucks that are leaving poland and going into deeper into ukraine. the problem is if he starts targeting in poland, he's attacking bases or transport in poland, that's attacking a nato ally, that's an article 5 and that's going to bring us right in. >> jim, it seems like both russia and the united states were all tiptoeing, not wanting to technically violate whether it's nonnato territory, versus nato territory. seems like he's sending this warning but you said you expect him to attack supply lines within ukraine. putin does not want to draw the united states in to this military conflict. correct? >> right. he doesn't want to draw us in but he might feel that the west is afraid to be drawn in. in other words, perhaps he's thinking that he could get away from a pinprick strike in poland. if he wanted to send one missile o

i saw in your news before, that would include countries such as sri lanka but also lao and other countries that have high sovereign debt. so i think those are the most important channels. i would then also add countries that have a high share of foreign participation in domestic debt markets. and in that group the asean countries would be the countries to watch. kathleen: so we just spoke earlier today with the treasury secretary of the philippines, carlos dominguez. and i asked him about the prospect for keeping their key rates steady or feeling the pressure to move it higher this year. there growth was actually upgraded a bit by the imf. listen to what he said about central banks. >> we will have to watch exactly what other countries do, particularly the u.s. we do not want to be behind the eight ball here. if they raise interest rates, people in the philippines will of course want to follow those rates. so we have to make sure that we violence the need to grow, -- that we balance the need to grow, and the need to preserve capital. kathleen: specifically for the philippines, what do you

the weather is not extraordinary, whereas it could be in parts of borneo, laos, cambodia, which is the area where big channels are likely throughout sunday and may be monday . shlang has been wet recently and could be again, most of in your course is hasa dry, particularly. so in the north, ah, full of struggles my old job eat marano would not allow me to what i mean all on. all that i'm on, get up on the full of pleasure. we go, halo man on the getting where a rama in barava, going to an intimate look at life in cuba to day was it was an want to walk gun, daniel daniel advisable. mike cuba on al jazeera power defines how wow we live here. we make the rule, not them. people empower, investigate, expose them, and questions. the youth and abuse of power around the globe on al jazeera. when the news breaks, still, you came through the building, trying to see if there's anybody else trapped inside. when people need to be heard and the story tones, i feel like i wasn't really awake until i went to morocco. it definitely changed my life in a good way with exclusive interviews and in depth re

vietnam, laos, frinls. does ukraine face the same type of future? >> very possibly. my understanding is that the ukraine, or ukraine plans to get demining, you know, we're going to do the initial clearance, remove the explosives that we find. we have certain procedures to deal with very sensitive things like the cluster bombs. so we're going to get those things out of the way but there's, and we're dealing with mines. i mean, they're seeing lots of these little mines about the size of a chicken pot pie. and they left them everywhere. now, they didn't leave them very much at hostamel because they were overrun early on and didn't have much more time to do than hasty defensive networks and didn't pull out of hostamel. they were destroyed at hosta mel. >> when they leave those behind on retreat, what is the function of that? is that to cover your retreat or is it deliberately intended to exact from the civilian population? >> it kind of depends on where they are. if you see the farmers field with mines, that's just designed to mess with the civilians. i mean, that's what

and oakland, 23 in hayward. 21 of laos, 16 on the west into fairfield. get a little cooler spots already got some 40 showing up along the coastline. 49 now in fremont. 49 in san mateo. 48 in livermore. 45 degrees now in petaluma and 49 degrees in santa rosa. looks like we've got a cold night ahead across much of the bay area. if you're going outdoors, grab your jacket, maybe a windbreaker to it's going to be little breezy for a while here. skies stay mostly clear. the winds will subside overnight tonight will be dry, but we could see a couple patches of frost in the valleys tomorrow morning. >> thank you, lawrence. a surprise rescue during a debris fire along a freeway in sacramento. fire crews found this lovely little puppy while battling flames near interstate 80 was early this morning. officials say the dog is doing well and was not injured. fire crews posted videos of the puppy on social media asking what they should name the animal. the puppy was expected to be taken to a local animal shelter. >> the oakland zoo is helping a recently rescued to a li

it was deemed sand laos that they want to include more lgbt characters and story lines in shows. this is the leaked video, it became this very hot topic in right wing media, but i want you to remember disney is one of the largest companies in the entire world with nearly 200,000 employees and lots of different opinions but suddenly the opinions of these employees on an internal video call were treated like breaking news on fox and other networks. the overarching narrative was about left wing gender ideology going too far endangering kids. one fox guest said disney is at war with american families. walt disney is seeing its dreams shattered. disney turns its back on millions of americans, they think it's their duty to repeat laws. they are talking about the company that fox owner rupert murdoch did business with. murdoch sold most of his entertainment brands to disney a few years ago. he may still be one of disney's biggest shareholders. like i said, this is bigger than disney. this is a preview of a midterm election battle. in fact, it's already raging on the right. is anybody el

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i think that i think is odd is this incident where the prosecutors that were brought in laos then this loud way that they were somewhat upset with brags determine what was going on with the case. so given that, it seems a little bit odd and it also seems to me like pretty unlikely after this very well, respected prosecutor determined that he had a case, that they would then have more evidence, more witnesses which would in fact convince the da that there was in fact the case there. so given that -- >> it feels like cleanup. >> it feels like cleanup. it feels like it was a public relations disaster. it was awful for brag, it was awful for the office. this is a way for them to look like they are turning over every stone. >> i talked to a lot of people who had different views than tom ran's memo. and there are two different views. one is the da's office in new york is scared of donald trump. they are being limps. it's a scary case to bring, you might lose it. you're going to have the scrutiny of the world on you. and pomerantz went in there, the had the goods, they declined to go it, and

are very specific to our communities, and those ethnic group specifically talking about cambodians, laos, there are a lot of issues we are not seeing in my community, colonialism is something we have been trying to peel from as well. i come back to the question of disaggregation, and do we better address these communities. we have to do a better job of addressing what is actually going on. we have to be very intentional in how we are collecting data, and how we are doing -- dealing with communities and partnerships with committees and reporting back. this data does not come back to communities, or there is a long stretch of time before it is actually published, and what happens is time changes and needs become different to help the populations that are already marginalized. i think there is an urgency we are trying to address with data disaggregation that it must be done urgently at the relay. >> great, thank you, outstanding articulation and outstanding answer. i yield back. >> let me recognize the gentleman from oklahoma. >> thank you for hosting this hearing today on substance abuse,

are very specific to our communities, and those ethnic group specifically talking about cambodians, laos, there are a lot of issues we are not seeing in my community, colonialism is something we have been trying to peel from as well. i come back to the question of disaggregation, and do we better address these communities. we have to do a better job of addressing what is actually going on. we have to be very intentional in how we are collecting data, and how we are doing -- dealing with communities and partnerships with committees and reporting back. this data does not come back to communities, or there is a long stretch of time before it is actually published, and what happens is time changes and needs become different to help the populations that are already marginalized. i think there is an urgency we are trying to address with data disaggregation that it must be done urgently at the relay. >> great, thank you, outstanding articulation and outstanding answer. i yield back. >> let me recognize the gentleman from oklahoma. >> thank you for hosting this hearing today on substance abuse,

la cuevita, entonces lo traen a la ciudad de mÉxico pero antes la entrada era por aquÍ para llegar a lao que ahora se llama la calzada ermita iztapalapa era del camino para poder llegar a la ciudad. raÚl: cae una epidemia aquÍ y entonces, el pueblo hace una promesa y ofrece a dios que durante todos los aÑos van a llevar a cabo la procesiÓn y el viacrucis aquÍ para que elimine esa epidemia. >> primero lo hacÍan con las mismas imÁgenes posteriormente se cambiÓ y se hicieron con las personas. raÚl: vienen aproximadamente 3,000,000 de personas, 1,000,000 de personas por dÍa, la pandemia hizo que se suspendiera de alguna manera presencial, pero ayer ya estaban los preparativos, ayer sucediÓ todo lo de la Última cena, hoy es viernes santo, ¿cÓmo lo van a celebrar? >> en esta ocasiÓn desde esta hora, los nazarenos se van preparando para iniciar la procesiÓn la procesiÓn que va iniciando desde la casa de los ensayos donde se van preparando, salen todos con sus cruces, llegan aquÍ y de aquÍ se dirigen al santuario y del santuario se dirigen al cerro del*. raÚl: todos los prepa

number two, what many do not know that there are american human remains from more time still in vietnam, laos, cambodia. they are still need to be tended to. god bless our troops and we need to stay saf. e. host: a variety of figures, including the ukrainian president to speak on issues in the last few days occurring in ukraine. look for that on c-span.org. also, our app. about six more minutes, five more minutes of this open forum. beverly, cleveland, ohio. caller: i would like to talk about the nash. you know, everybody say we are a racist country -- and we search start like that. you know, get out and vote for different parties and stuff like that. they do never keep their -- they do not ever keep their promises on what they are supposed to do. a lot of things are going on in this world. and all across america. i think they should keep their promises on what they are going to do. i do not think a lot of people are going to get out and vote in the next election because they did not keep their promises. that is all have to say. host: you plan to vote in the next election? caller: i do. host:

are very specific to our communities, and those ethnic group specifically talking about cambodians, laos, there are a lot of issues we are not seeing in my community, colonialism is something we have been trying to peel from as well. i come back to the question of disaggregation, and do we better address these communities. we have to do a better job of addressing what is actually going on. we have to be very intentional in how we are collecting data, and how we are doing -- dealing with communities and partnerships with committees and reporting back. this data does not come back to communities, or there is a long stretch of time before it is actually published, and what happens is time changes and needs become different to help the populations that are already marginalized. i think there is an urgency we are trying to address with data disaggregation that it must be done urgently at the relay. >> great, thank you, outstanding articulation and outstanding answer. i yield back. >> let me recognize the gentleman from oklahoma. >> thank you for hosting this hearing today on substance abuse,

the discretionary review requester was received by fung lao. in the request for discretionary review -- it's always nice to see happy small business owners. the requests identify two issues with the proposed project. first, they identified that the project has not been reviewed by the americans with disability act. this was not in error. that occurs with d.b.i.s review of the permit. the permit will be reviewed for a.d.a. compliance. second, the [indiscernible] families do reside throughout the city, but the specific context of western soma within the leather cultural district already contains a high concentration of industrial and night uses and staff does not note any items that are inconsistent with the proposed use. staff recommends that the commission does not take d.r. and approve as proposed. this concludes staff presentation. >> clerk: thank you. is the d.r. requester here? >> i'm not sure. >> president tanner: no, he's not here. >> clerk: okay. project sponsor. you have three minutes. >> i'll make it short and sweet. tonight, i just re