theresa fallon: very clear and very interesting. thank you so much for joining dw theresa fallon from the center of russia europe asia studies. thank you. thank you. we're trying to launch unofficial protests with the german embassy in beijing, us after foreign minister out of in a bad book, criticized chinese aggression towards taiwan. on monday, after a speech to the un, you said germany stands united with the u. s. we share american concerns. we are painfully learned over the past month with february 24th. that aggressive authority can turn into a dangerous action. china's comments was regard to tiven, raise serious questions. it cannot be in our interest if china is creating on top of this excessive economic dependency in its region. will they w i correspond mckayla. kaufman was asked on the 11th burbock speech in new york and she described what the foreign minister had to say regarding nancy. pelosi, his visit to taiwan, and how those comments came to upset china. he said that it simply wasn't acceptable in relation to russia t

theresa is not alone. several business owners in chicago have experienced similar times and all packing up and leaving for the suburbs or just calling it quits. lori lightfoot does nothing to stop the crime why would anyone want to move their business and their family to the current chicago? this city of chicago. theresa beginning, owner of the sugar bliss bakery jo joins us . what could you say right now to us out there about your life as you try to keep your business going? >> yeah, i have been in chicago for 15 years and seen the crime in downtown chicago increase significantly. it used to be every once in a blue moon and now it's like every week, every month definitely increased. even though we had an incident on friday. we had other inincidence denses this week down the street. it's just becoming a repeated cycle now. >> it took guts for you to say give me back my purse. this guy is armed. you don't know what he has. walks in, clears out your table and just grabs your tough. what were you thinking? i

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and theresa bo is live for us from care. so theresa muted bought defined as that some of these celebrations, or if we can, golden celebrations there marking independence day. whether it's a very solemn day for most people here we've been talking to many of those who have been coming here to the center of keys not far away from independence where we've been talking to some soldiers, father and son. they were both injured into fighting against the what they said, the russian occupation also to other people who have lost their loved ones as a memorial side, not far away from where i am, where people go and tell their stories. of loss of this is not doing this sir. 6 this past 6 months. what you can see right behind me are some russian tanks that the government grants right here. they were destroyed during this past 6 months. and they were brought here as an act of defiance. there was that the government is saying that keep that moscow was hoping to be parading right through the center of the capital. and that's not what didn't

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amid the ruins of their old home, theresa and dawn are hoping to find some possessions. it's a sad, looks like a bomb went off in our town. they've lost almost everything that my dad's told bourbon, it's going to be somewhere in here. like my dad just passed away and i had all his stuff in here. so i mean, it wasn't the most fabulous home, but it was home for us. you know, he does that series and stuff is all cans are pretty tough. it's all the can be found of their former life here. the memories that you have on them. now they are reliant on the kindness of others. part of a native american community, their tribe is housing them temporarily in a hotel room. this laundry basket and this laundry basket, and bad laundry basket is pretty much all we made it out with our daughters. we got approved for another week or we no, we're good for until monday and we'll see what they say from there. but we, we were looking for a travel trailer to move in to and we want to put in the couple are getting only limited. well 1st support as elsewhere, the effects of climate change are ofte

that's that theresa fallon, who's director of the center for russia europe, asia studies. she joins us from brussels. welcome to the w. nancy pelosi says she's in taiwan to show america solidarity with its people. if you are having an honest heart to heart with joe biden, i do think he would answer that question the question. what's nancy really doing? well there are some mixed messages sent out before nancy pelosi went, but as speaker, she has she's part of the 3 organs of government and she does have the program to travel there. they did try to convince her not to go there. it's a great deal of lobbying for her not to go, but i would say that today there has been such a groundswell of support and she has managed it quite well. actually, there was also an op ed that was very persuasive that was published today in the washington post. tomorrow. we'll see what, how the meetings go. but she's also going to be meeting with democracy protesters from hong kong. so this is kind of what change the whole narrative for tie one. the one is narrative really went to pear shaped after

theresa, how will the health care is to be impacted if the fighting continued? russia continues to attack ukraine on the eastern side of the country. where i tell every missile strikes rockets and many things, then this is having a huge impact not only on holders, but also on the civilian population and hospitals right up the front line where the front nice. okay. now, in eastern ro crania, are struggling to cope with the amount of people that are being injured. at this point, we've heard, for example, that dr. there for to amputate, i mean, instead of trying to repair it, i'm, that's why the government have sets. hospice will way system to start extracting evacuating those who have been injured towards the worst part of the country. a safer area where hospitals are receiving them and treating them among other things . but feel bare in those say for areas where you could see and the reports we made, doctors are also struggling and they're asking for more antibiotics and other types of medical supplies. yes, certainly it was an interesting report that teresa, as

while joining us live from odessa is that theresa bo so theresa, what did the un secretary general say about the grain shipments that while we're here in the city of, they said, this is the place where ukraine's grain has been leaving this country in the past months since that this agreement was signed between russia and ukraine with the help of turkey and the united nations to start exporting grain of wheat corn. among other things, since russia imposed a blockade on this country already around $2725.00 vessels have left ukraine carrying food not only to several parts of the world, but also humanitarian aid to countries in africa. so the secretary general visited this part of the country. he said that it is important for all restrictions to be lifted, so that fertilizers from russia, but also food from ukraine can start being exported. once again, he said it's important and crucial to guarantee a food production for the year, 20232024. he also said that much more needs to happen for this whole procedure to continue. he was hoping to go from 3000000 toned amounts to around 5000000 tons

i'm theresa rutherford i represent 1021 and i'm a nurse at laguna honda. and just to give away a secret, i did help to take care of the mayor's grand mother and at the time, if i recall she was not mayor we were not giving her special care. we were giving the care we always give. which is compassion, kindness and just seeing a patient as our own family. that's how laguna honda operates. i just want to also point out that -- reasonable, i got a call from one of our nurses and she was in tears. because one of the patients this she takes care of who has dementia and blinds was being considered for a transfer. and she was broken. she could not imagine how that patient was going to survive if she had to leave laguna honda. because part of the dementia process is that you have to be in familiar surroundings, the appeal have to know you. you have to have been them. you have to feel comfortable in order to be able to tloif and have quality of life. that's what laguna honda does. it does not just give medicine. it is about the whole person. and so, as we look at th

look at theresa — immigration and failed. look at theresa may's net migration target, for instance, and immigration has been _ for instance, and immigration has been thrown up once again because of the leadership contest, because it is a matter— the leadership contest, because it is a matter that seems to be a great importance — is a matter that seems to be a great importance to conservative voters, taken _ importance to conservative voters, taken seven back members, as well as those _ taken seven back members, as well as those who— taken seven back members, as well as those who do— taken seven back members, as well as those who do not vote themselves —— to conservative members... they want to conservative members... they want to discuss— to conservative members... they want to discuss it _ to conservative members... they want to discuss it again, to try and garner— to discuss it again, to try and garner more votes. it does have echoes— garner more votes. it does have echoes of operation red meat, when boris

so as a world is kind of flirting with recession, all of these issues will come into play as theresa fallon of the center for russia, europe, and asia studies and brussels speaking to me earlier. and let's go to russia's war and ukraine. president vladimir zalinski has sharply criticized the human rights organization amnesty international. after it alleged ukraine, had endangered civilians by basing troops in residential areas to lensky, acquainted the claim to victim blaming. and meanwhile, on the ground in ukraine, there are reports of heavy fighting in the south. close to the russian held city of her son and the eastern jeanette grey jen. ukrainian civilians have fled their homes, forced to leave by incessant russian calling. a train station in donetta, evacuating the old and the young pool exhausted westwards. ordinary ukrainians caught up in fierce fighting and forced to leave their homes with whatever they can carry miss, but we are from a village near lisa chance kits between the landscape donuts. grievance. have village has been ruined. there's no gas, no water, no electricit

but right now we are checking in with theresa she's out walnut creek with how this heat. >> is impacting the bart trains. teresa. well, unfortunately, the bar. trains were out here at the walnut creek. bart station. >> and they are telling us that they are purposely slowing down the trains. now they want to try and prevent what happened last june. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself what we're talking about back in june. the tracks got so hot that day. there was a derailment that left a lot of passengers and trouble as they had to bring a bus out there. put everyone on the train onto the buses. so that was a lot of delays. and single track through the area in concord was forced to go into single track for quite some time now today to try and prevent any heat related functions on the tracks trains being slow down for 10 minutes into sections of the east bay. that is suffering the highest heat in particular. we're here in walnut creek. now the trains are slowing from lafayette, all the way to they point and that again, as spokesperson jim allison tells us is on purpose. i s

in larkspur theresa kron. 4 news. >> well, if you snap the first day of school, pick up your kids. see if they've come to school. chances are you have and we love it. if you would share with kron 4, you can e-mail that photo to us at breaking news at kron 4 dot com and we'll post it on our website. maybe show it on tv. a lot of people have been sharing pics. this is what folks have said that so far. these are called for reporter theresa stasi was twins earlier today on their first day of 6th grade. one of them willing to pose for a pick for on the other. not so much. we've all they're right, especially when you get to a certain age and here's some of the others that we've received from viewers and for more back-to-school stories, you can scan the qr code you see there on the left side of your screen. that will take you right to the back to school section. website kron 4 dot com. still ahead, the owners of frankie, the frenchie. >> we're breathing a sigh of relief tonight. what led to his safe return? >> and is the american dream south of the border. why some californians are consid

if that's fair, just to re living the old times of ter theresa and we look forward to reuniting with friend nancy on there. but those are you, but i do need to check on us amigos with around 60 performance is a day, visitors can immerse themselves and life as it was in the renaissance. a wonder ruas suby routes on one a domingo will be performing. dressed as to 17th century aristocrats and mark deny her progress. note about her back then toward tulsa was catalonia, is 5th largest town, each one of army. and i feel proud to be representing a noble family from the era. and that was the dance and the music will be performing today. so came from historical documents by lemme see if barbara hooker, the woman with her story girl, even if it is their 10th year performing, both took care preparing. they've been rehearsing the noble dance for months. every one involved devotes a great deal of time. and all the costumes were hand made me mad at him. and i said that i my mother made mistress that darker colors. tons were a typical of spanish renaissance passion lab with especially black car sha

theresa and don lived in greenville, a small community of around a 1000 people in the northern part of the state. one evening in august 2021. their settlement found itself in the path of an oncoming blaze. i just can't believe our town went up like that. it moved real fast. it went through there. it went through that town quick. this is what it was looking like. this was just you for the sheriff pulled up and told us you guys need to get out of town. the spires coming down into town. oh, powerless to stop the imminent disaster. the couple could only watch and film as the flames. true here with i can hear timber does blowing up. they have helicopters, go crazy on it. right now we get this, but like this one right here, this one right here. not like a couple of hours. how it almost completely destroyed the intense flames had made it impossible for the emergency services to prevent catastrophe. to day for the 1st time since the fire theresa and dawn are being allowed back to their home to see the damage. the 1st time we got back you way to you know, ive been stress sounds bad when have in

theresa has the latest on that. >> you can see how the fire got so close to those homes. just perched on the hill right on the north side of 5.80, this fire started around 4.30 monday afternoon. an suv burst into flames on 5.80, near even canyon road. at first, a fire called the eden fire was reported as a small grass fire about 3 acres. but then it took off alert, went out to residents in the shaver ranch area, warning them to be ready to evacuate and that eventually happen. roads were shut down as fire crews rushed % in. here is cal fire battalion chief brian goff. >> yeah, we had a vehicle fire had a little issue, caused a vehicle fire. the fire jump to the vegetation with the weather and wind and to feel that we have here spread pretty quickly over towards these houses and we showed up and do it ad. this is a reminder of how dry it is. we've got the drought. we've got these hot temperatures. it's going to be hot for the next couple of days. got have that go bag. ready to be hot. it's going to be hot until christmas. >> you know, this rate. yeah, the weather >> the wea

so more advanced chips can be manufactured in the united states as a result of theresa found. thank you so much for taking the time. we're going to have to leave it there. but i want to thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us on the w news. thank you. turn now to russia's war in ukraine. president vladimir zalinski has it sharply criticized the human rights organisation amnesty international after it alleged ukraine, had endangered civilians by basing troops in residential areas. so let's get acquainted the claim to the victim, blaming. and meanwhile, on the ground in ukraine, there are reports of heavy fighting in the south close to the russian health city of hassan and in eastern genetic region. ukrainian civilians have fled their homes, forced to leave by incessant russian shelling a train station and donnette scan, evacuating the old and the young pool exhausted westwards. ordinary ukrainians caught up in fierce fighting and forced to leave their homes with whatever they can carry with. but we are from a village near lisa chance gifts between the new hans come

pulls the place to thank you for that, theresa. and it's not only excessive heat, but the bear is also seeing poor air quality prompting the bay area air quality management district to issue a spare the air alert for tomorrow. wildfire smoke is drifting down from the 6 rivers lightning complex fire in humboldt and trinity counties. you see video of that fire, an air quality here locally is expected to be unhealthy. tomorrow officials are urging anyone, especially with respiratory issues to avoid going outside. health experts tell folks it try to keep the windows shut at home and in the car and recirculate the ac to prevent outside air from coming into your home. i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at the particulars of >> particulate. yeah, that's the problem. yes, some of that smoke now working its way back in the bay area live really spared much of the smoke we have more than on shore breeze. the better part. >> of summertime that kept love the smoke away from the bay area. now some of that smoke as w

maria theresa, i want to ask you, you know, is it worth the wait? i mean, the build back better wait going forever, the administration took on a fair amount of water over it. it finally not done. talk about the substance of this bill and its value and also the politics and its potential value for democrats. >> let's start with the name of it. the inflation reduction act basically speaks to what everybody's concerned with right now, kitchen table checkbook items. he addresses this head on. you and i often talk about how the democrats aren't the best marketers. this is marketing branding genius. now let's move into the actual legislation. coupled with the chips act and the american recovery act, this bill affords close to $500 billion in clean energy and clean tech. it's historic on its own, but coupled together, it is telling the american people the big bets that biden believes we need to do and it's in the future. now we talk about medicare prescription drugs, and we're talking about perking up the ears of older voters who happen to be more on the m

but reporting here wanna creek theresa kron, 4 news. >> theresa, well, we continue to track the monkeypox outbreak. california health officials have just released the latest case numbers in san francisco. they are now reporting 600 cases of monkeypox making that the largest number in the bay area. here's a look at the case numbers. some other numbers around the state. los angeles county has the most reported cases in california. there are 962 cases reported there. san francisco coming in second, california overall has 1945 reported cases. the san francisco county jail has supported one monkeypox case. the sheriff's office confirmed with cloud for someone was brought into custody on sunday, tested positive for the virus prior to arriving at booking. officials say there have been no exposures within the jail population. the person who tested positive and anyone else with a suspected or a confirmed case of monkeypox will be housed in isolation. the sheriff's office says currently there are no other known cases in the jail population. a dog in france has contracted monkeypox after sharing a b

jenni's sister, theresa, pleaded for help. >> just take time. just think back. just sit down, and remember. any, little bit would help. >> meanwhile, police worked the angles. was it a kidnapping? >> maybe, they were going to ask for ransom. we just didn't know. >> or maybe, jenni got lost or was badly hurt. >> there were, literally, hundreds of people looking through the park for her. >> everybody wanted to find jenni. >> gene miller helped run down hundreds of suspected sightings. >> there was a lot of good-faith effort, on the part of citizens, to call in. and say i think i saw her here or i think i saw her there. >> pattie waited. still, hoping her jenni would walk right in the door. she was at home, when she got a visit from another mother. barbara. michella's mom. there to offer support. >> just seemed like the thing to do. >> she was very, very sweet. very nice. i said, thank you. she left. and i said, to a friend who was sitting there, i'm not sure why she came. jennifer's not dead. >> you represented the outcome she kpraetly did not want to have happen.

let's go to kron four's theresa stasi or she is live at that airport now with the latest from a press conference that wrapped up with investigators to recent. did we learn anything new today? this is such a sad circumstance. nobody ever wants to report on these things. we did learn some new information. >> a news conference just wrapped up a couple minutes ago. the ntsb out here. >> as well as the director of the airport. we've got some video that we want to show you of that collision that you're mentioning that happened yesterday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. now the ntsb saying at the news conference that they are in the initial phases of their investigation, they are going to be talking with witnesses. they encourage anyone saw something to please contact >> them through the website. they are also going to be recovering. the plane's from the crash locations. everyone involved in this midair collision died. one person on the single engine cessna 2 people and a dog on the cessna. 3.40, ntsb officials say that they will look at person machine and environment. >> to determine the caus

and theresa, there's been warnings about possible russian attacks on the stale. what is the military situation look like so far? well i just said we were right here in the fend her off key when the air raid sirens are wrong. so everyone is on the alert. however, people continue walking around, they didn't run to a shelter. that's something that the government has warned them off. thing that people had gotten relaxed in this past month. the last try can keep, for example, happened back in june. so many, you know, have gotten used to a certain tranquillity here on the capital city. but that's what the government is asking people to do to take air raid sirens very, very seriously. mostly because they're thing warning, not only by president lensky by interior, international intelligence agencies, among other things that there could be tried from major city here in the ukraine. so the war is not happening right now. here in the keys, we're around the capital, it has moved towards a sovereign eastern part of the country. fighting is still ongoing. there we've heard of

theresa ball in keith. theresa, bring us up to speed with the latest movements of the team. and what will they be exactly looking for on the access to the facility? well the team is led by the director of the i a at i file get all the and what he keeps and statements as soon as he arrived to the region. this is the area where the nuclear power plant is located about 50 kilometers away from where they are. he said that he had no doubt that the plant belong to you, queen that it was currently under occupation. but they were hoping to visit the plan to begin inspect the plans on thursday, and they were hoping also to keep it like a stable mission controlling the situation on the ground. in the past few days, there's been intense shelling all around that area when the russians took over the plans back in march, the established a military base there. and from there they started launching several attacks against city crawford in april river. so intense shelling have been ongoing all around that area for the main objective would be to talk to the personnel. ukrainian technicians we

to prevent nuclear disaster, theresa both in k. thank you. knows medina, mitch county is a nuclear safety expert. he says there are reports that russian troops as threatening ukrainian workers and telling them what to say to inspectors down going to be looking for they try to interview with nuclear plant operators that are primarily dis, hewick, ukrainian operators that they have been under to rest of their fatigue under threat from russian buyers, they try to understand what is going on at the nuclear plant. they try to see the physical aspect of the nuclear plant. if there are russian troops and military equipment which has been stored over there, because it has been said that russia is using this plan as a nuclear, she'd like a human sheet for attacking nuclear for attacking ukrainian territory. so these are all these in spirit. there's trying to find out what then there was a report 3 just today. dad did a lot of nuclear plant operators. this ukranian nuclear plant operators. there are under the treads. not to tell the truth to

so theresa, how muted the celebrations? while there's not much celebrations where i am right now, i am writing the center of keys not far away from my dunn from independence square, for many ukrainians is a day of remembrance is a day to things of those who have were killed of those who were injured among, of many other things. if you can see right here, there's like a memorial site that has been caught in place with all the civilians that have been killed in this war. there's also another sector for the foreigner that i've also been killed in this war. it says that all of this ukrainians have been killed by vladimir full 10. there's also a book. we've been seeing people coming here and crying and telling their stories of war. you know, they're the writing, the pictures of those who died messages for the future about what has been going on in this country in this past 6 months. but also there is an act of defiance on going on the streets. you can see all this russian tanks that have been destroyed in this past 6 months. the

theresa, thank you very much for that update. theresa board live in keith less now bringing natasha butler in paris for more on the e. you defense ministers meeting natasha. they've agreed on setting up training missions for ukrainian truths. tell us more about yes as well. we heard for murphy used foreign policy chief use a barrel. he says that these defense ministers that have been meeting in progress for the past couple of days have agreed in principle on setting up on working on a putting together e, you trading missions for ukrainian forces. the idea is that ukrainian troops would be trained militarily outside of ukraine in neighboring you countries. now, burrell has said in the past that this was something he wanted to put on the agenda during this meeting because he said, look, the you, as training missions like this in europe, in other areas, in asia and africa. why not for ukrainian forces that we don't have any details exactly as to when these are training missions would begin and, and they do have to be a green lighted

theresa may decided we could _ police officers. theresa may decided we could do it at 20,000, and that must _ we could do it at 20,000, and that must be _ we could do it at 20,000, and that must be contributing. she was warned by her chief— must be contributing. she was warned by her chief profitable and her chief— by her chief profitable and her chief inspectorate. i don't know if crime _ chief inspectorate. i don't know if crime is _ chief inspectorate. i don't know if crime is rising in every category, but we _ crime is rising in every category, but we are — crime is rising in every category, but we are not solving is... almost certainly _ but we are not solving is... almost certainly because they don't have enough _ certainly because they don't have enough staff. no certainly because they don't have enough staff-— certainly because they don't have enou:h staff. ., ., , ., , enough staff. no end of story when it comes to — enough staff. no end of story when it comes to meghan _ enough staff. no end of story when it com

theresa off ramp in san jose. the cars are doing doughnuts and leaving car marks on the road, and stopping the traffic completely. sglmgt san jose police say when the lied show drivers almost. >>> back on the pickett line are several bay area workers. friday, when all of the workers marched to the head quarters in oakland, the open-ended strike involves some 2,000 workers. they are demanding higher pay, and increased staffing and shorter wait times for patients n. a statement friday, kaiser said it is a disruption to patient care, and it does not need top help. and they are going to go back to the bargaining taebl a deal. >> and now, there is the fda giving emergency use authorization for novavax covid-19 for vaccination. it was approved for adults five and up as well. >>> and also, we have the clear the shelter event, and you can go a don't your friends free. >> yes, go toed a doubt. a look at the headlines one finally time. it is cooling cleveland area, and by monday, the return of the hot weather >> thank you f

many fishermen in taiwan, the taiwanese meaning theresa highland dirt. however, most of the residents here don't seem to be worried about the pos world will be obama to eat, and i can't predict if a war will break out on on file. i don't want to think about it. if it happens, it happens, you're, i'm not too worried about it. we're thinking about it too much. you may want doesn't really help me. above all, i have been saying it for a long time. china has said they will attack us, but it has never happened. this time, they probably just want to scare us. i shall me again. my kids are worried about what they asked if it was possible here and that height. i told them where the shelters are. but we have no control over it. i don't want to worry about something that i can't control trenice life, i a military exercise. these have already raised pinches in a tie was to read to the high used to label in decades by lid these. now, any thing that the fisher mention home mean can change to him, why really matters is going out of fish too and leaving for him and his

one business owner said she's had enough, theresa owns a sweet shop called sugar bliss in the palmer house and the loop. someone vandalized the place and grabbed a purse, she says she is headed for the suburbs. >> when i have police officers come into my store and say they are understaffed, they are overworked, i mean -- there needs to be a solution for this, and we need more police that want to go into the police force. we need police that, you know, all these people that are doing these small crimes, there are no consequences. >> and you talk about the drag racing or drifting events. more examples of chicago's leaders losing control. they spring up over social media, young people take over intersections and neighborhoods. and these are not just kids having fun. first of all, they block traffic. and sunday near midway airport, 40-year-old woman was run down by cars apparently in a drag race and she died. shy city council passed an ordinance, giving police the power to impound cars and impose a fine. however, when police showed up at a street takeover sunday night, the mob attacked t

born modern lifestyles and that theresa meeting people was hearing their dreams of ready to journey to 10 episodes stuart's august 14th on the w. ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, the f b, i rides donald trump's florida estate. the former u. s. president claims agents broke into his safe at the mar logo complex. trump son says they're looking for documents taken from the white house. also coming up all change in kenya as voters elect a new president and a new parliament. we look at the front runners and assess what the outcome might mean plus equal pay for equal foot work. women soccer styles, demand salaries to match the mens. now even the javin chancellor is chipping in ah i'm rebecca riches. welcome to the program. the f b i has read a donald trump's estate in florida in an unprecedented swoop on the home of a former american president. trump claims agents broken to his safe at the mara lago complex. he's already under investigation for allegedly removing official records from the white house. the tromp claims the raid is aimed at preventing him from running for president

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