danila had been scared he wouldn't see his mum again, but alla made it.tic trip begin to spill out between the welcome hugs. translation: they held us for 14 hours _ at moscow airport. they kept us like cattle, separate from everyone else. 14 hours being questioned with no water, nothing. the women were asked about ukraine's military movements, but they had nothing to tell. well, alla is finally back but clearly exhausted and yet, ijust heard her say that she was so happy the moment she took her first step back on ukrainian soil again. the children say they were treated 0k in crimea, but as russians. they'd get lines if they refused to sing the anthem and they confirm what they were told would happen had their mums not come for them. "they said we'd be adopted," this girl says, so alla's relief at her reunion is immense. translation: that moment when we met makes up - for everything we had to go through. as soon as i saw my child running towards me in tears, everything, all the struggle, it was all worth it. i asked danila what he felt. "i don't know," he

alla shows me the video her son danila sent from his summer camp in crimea.s 13 and he went there in october when his own city was occupied. but when her son was liberated, the russians refused to send the children back. so alla has felt like a part of herself is missing for six months. translation: i should never have let him go. | but we didn't know. theyjust took him and that was that. my son had seen explosions. i wanted him to relax from the war. and then this happened. ijust hope we make it in time. train horn blares alla had been struggling alone to know how to reach her son safely. but in kyiv, she was met by the group that's helped organise this whole trip... ..for alla and dozens like her. the group has just arrived in kyiv, but this isjust the very first stage of an extremely long and arduous journey to try and get their children back. kherson is now cut off from crimea by the fighting. so the women have to make an enormous detour. first to kyiv from kherson, then from here, they'll head for poland before crossing into belarus, which is russia's bi

si la florida no hay presidencia estados unidos danila: su visita viene luego de que en una encuestae un 16%, otra encuesta a corto esa distancia mostrando sÓlo un 8% de diferencia. la victoria de rubio puerto rico le ha dado un impulso su campaÑa. rubio: nadie estÁ tan integrado mÁs que puerto rico y yo. la administraciÓn de el actual en puerto rico ha sido un desastre, y eso es solo culpa de los lÍderes que estÁn en el gobierno. daniela: rubio no pudo decir concretamente quÉ harÍa para definir su situaciÓn en cuanto los indocumentados. rubio: no se puede hacer nada hasta que no estÉn las leyes, hay que enseÑarle al pueblo americano que la inmigraciÓn ilegal estÁ controlada. daniela: consejeros de rubio le habÍan dicho que se retirara de su campaÑa polÍtica antes de las elecciones primarias en florida, saque una derrota en este estado le puede traer consecuencias. pero inmediatamente se desmintieron estas alegaciones. iliana: el prÓximo 9 de marzo los precandidatos demÓcratas participar en un debate aquÍ en univisiÓn donde se discutirÁn los temas que le interesan a ustedes los votan

the 35—year—old retained her wba, wbo and ibf titles against danila ramos in october by unanimous decisionlt wasn't at stake because the mexico city—based sanctioning body wouldn't endorse extending the length of rounds in female boxing, citing "health and safety" concerns. and that's all the sport for now. and now want to the climate summit because sharp disagreements over the future use of fossil fuels are emerging at the climate conference in dubai, and there are three options, phasing out their use, cutting down, and options, phasing out their use, cutting down.— options, phasing out their use, cutting down, options, phasing out their use, cuttin: down, . ., ., cutting down, and not mentioning the issue at all- — cutting down, and not mentioning the issue at all. saudi _ cutting down, and not mentioning the issue at all. saudi arabia, _ cutting down, and not mentioning the issue at all. saudi arabia, one - cutting down, and not mentioning the issue at all. saudi arabia, one of - issue at all. saudi arabia, one of the biggest oil producers, has said it will absolutely refused to agree t

lives of the people who lived through it. 4.44 inga is hoping that things will different for her son danila . >> what could we do to help these people? are there ways we might alleviate their suffering? let me know what you think about that or any other of today's stories. you can get in touch on facebook, email or twitter. more than two years ago, demonstrators took to the streets of ukraine to protest the government's decision to postpone signing an agreement with the european union. the protests were concentrated in the maidan, the central square in kiev, the country's capital. the confrontation turned violent and shots were fired by the state security forces. after several days of clashes, the president fled but by then dozens of demonstrators had been killed. members of an elite police unit called the berkut were blamed for the killings. but despite a change in regime, there has been little progress in the investigation and victims' families are skeptical they will ever see justice. >> a place of hopes and dreams and of death. ulitsa institutskaya in downtown kyiv, the street where the

danila: if you ctrol people's food and what they eat and also how they make a living, you control theirives. daniella: jose enrique is the type of chef who doesn't necessarily have a fixed menu. so he'll reay work witwhat's in season and with what's available and really highlight the product. jose enrique: my cooking is, give me the product, and i'm going to try and not mess it up. and stemming from that is the fact that, "well, what came in today? this is the best thing that came in today, so that's what's going to go on the menu." so that's where it comes from. it's like, why is it always changing? "because i'm always putting what's best." we had mero a la parrilla. right? grouper, which was over a mashed batata, and th it has over the top the avocado, papaya, onions, peppers, tomatoes, lime juice. that's just been a staple. that's just always been on the menu. the beef stew, which is just sht rib deboned, cleaned out. that meat just holds up together so nicely. chayote salad. it's one of those things that i put down and i eat, and i can't stop eating it. it's got local honey and rice

in other top stories, montgomery conty police have arrested oscar danila manzano-mora in the murder of edras armando munoz. the two fought outside of a gas station in silver spring last week before the deadly stabbing. pt officer was able to piece together descrins from the stabbing with another case from back in december resulting in this arrest.an >>> the m accused of randomly killing a jogger in northwest d.c. last fall will be back in court. a judge ruled that anthony trial for murder.tent to snd he had previously been ruled incompetent. police say he stabbed wendy martinez to death near logan circle in september. crawford is set to be arraigned in court later today. >>> the secret service and state department special agents removed a group of protesters inside the venezuel bassy in the district. the group is loyal to venezuelan president nicolas maduro. the u.s. recognizes opposition later juan guaido. guaido's government wanted the activists out. the venezuelaned ambassador ask the u.s. to help remove them. >>> take a look at this elamatic cl phone video of the aftermathof a mili

police identified him tonight as 40-year-old danila of san francisco. some say drivers are always in a hurry. >> for old people, it's dangerous. >> reporter: why? >> because they can't walk fast, see? so -- >> reporter: and what do the cars do? >> they don't stop. >> reporter: now, the stockton tunnel was closed for about three hours earlier today during the investigation. as you can see, obviously it's opened back up. but san francisco police are still asking for witnesses to come forward. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thank you so much. >>> new at 11:00, a deadly double shooting at the same apartment complex riddled with gunfire thursday. police say the two men were shot and killed tonight in richmond about 5:30 p.m. on fourth street and visceral avenue. police say one victim died at the scene. the other showed up it at the hospital where he later died. at the same location on thursday night, someone fired 40 rounds into an apartment building and a car. neighbors say they're just fed up with the viole

there should be either a local police or a counterterrorism operation russia iran and i stand our danilaare demolishing in lead and asking us to call it peace. is claim the president bashar al assad gave the order to use chlorine the syrian authorities are not going to do that they do not have chemical weapons i ask you again to listen to us it would be an invitation for the western countries to launch an attack on syria which they're threatening if chemical weapons are used. hawkins takes a closer look at the fears of a potential chemical attack. the russian ministry of defense has been warning for two weeks of a possible false flag operation by militants using chemical weapons a red line for the u.s. and its allies according to the russian military that possibility became clearer citing local residents in the town of jews that show good or they claim camera crews on site have recorded footage of an alleged chemical attack by the syrian government including video of what helmets rescuers treating supposed victims the footage says is to be sent to numerous channels imminently to justify

meanwhile nine people have been arrested on suspicion of inciting unrest in ukraine's capital on sunday danila cat i'm sick zagat of director on the ron paul and believes that the worries are showing and adequate reaction to the violence in kiev. you see a pattern here of of escalation in provocation we've seen it before in these previous revolutions i think really the protesters on the ground they had a very large provocation a few nights ago they were using chains and tractors and of course the police as police do everywhere reacted with violence to every where governments would normally protect their buildings and the debate surrounding ukraine's failed bid is the focus of today's cross talk people valid his guest discuss the explosive reaction it's triggered. there are voices in the european union and some prominent newspapers as well as some prominent european union officials are saying that the government now in ukraine is illegitimate which is rather strange isn't it because two weeks ago they were in the go with it lightly three as you say to talk about non-legitimate government that's

dr liliana danila is an economist with the british retail consortium.t prices of goods on the shelves. however, over the last year, we have seen that shop prices have increased steadily and thatis prices have increased steadily and that is because cost pressures have pushed up that inflation rate. rising labour costs, the depreciation of the pound and, more importantly, the persistent rises in business rates have all put a huge burden on the retail industry. the retail industry, while it accounts for 5% of the uk economy overall, it actually pays 25% of business rates, so those kinds of unfair and unsustainable cost pressures are going to filter through into consumer prices. when it comes to the type of inflation we see in this report, to what extent is it driven by the cost that retailers have what extent is it driven by how much consumers are willing to spend? of course it is a mix of the two. the fa ct course it is a mix of the two. the fact that we are in an environment where consumers are very reluctant to spend, especially on discretionary items,

with aggravated battery after growing tensions over the 16th century colonial governor statue of one danila to chaos erupting in st scuffles and a blast of gunfire before the monument was removed. it piers of the perpetrator was actually at the protest well before the shooting took place multiple witnesses some videos reports have shown that he violently he was there on you know well into the ground before the fire broke out and in atlanta calls for police reform continue following the death of 27 year old groups a black man who was shot and killed by a white officer following a confrontation outside of this wendy's which was later burned down about 100 protesters returning to the scene tuesday night league jenkins a local pastor said these kind of things have been happening here for decades especially in this community i'm glad we have body cams and these to prove it now as he was holding up his phone tim scott of south carolina and other senate republicans unveiling today a police reform bill that would require increased reporting of use of force by police officers and no knock warrants p

lives of the people who lived through it. 4.44 inga is hoping that things will different for her son danila>> what could we do to help these people? are there ways we might alleviate their suffering? let me know what you think about that or any other of today's stories. you can get in touch on facebook, email or twitter. more than two years ago, demonstrators took to the streets of ukraine to protest the government's decision to postpone signing an agreement with the european union. the protests were concentrated in the maidan, the central square in kiev, the country's capital. the confrontation turned violent anshots we fired bthe state curity fces. ter several days oclashes, the esident ed but bthen dozens of demonstrators had been killed. members of an elite police unit called the berkut were blamed for the killings. but despite a change in regime, there has been little progress in the investigation and victims' families are skeptical they will ever see justice. >> a place of hopes and dreams and of death. ulitsa institutskaya in downtown kyiv, the street where the revolution against the

the 35—year—old retained her wba, wbo and ibf titles against danila ramos in october by unanimous decisionat stake because the mexico city—based sanctioning body wouldn't endorse extending the length of rounds in female boxing, citing "health and safety" concerns. and that's all the sport for now. britain and rwanda have signed a new treaty aimed at getting the uk government's flagship aslum policy operational, following a series of legal challenges. the planned policy — first announced in april 2022 — would see some asylum seekers sent to rwanda to claim asylum there. live now to kigali where i'm joined by doris uwikeza picard — who's the chief legal advisor to the rwandan ministry ofjustice. thanks forjoining us. when you spoke to the bbc after the supreme court ruling, you said you took offence at rwanda— court ruling, you said you took offence at rwanda , ., . offence at rwanda being deemed not a safe country to — offence at rwanda being deemed not a safe country to send _ offence at rwanda being deemed not a safe country to send asylum _ offence at rwanda being deemed not a safe count

. >> we also met anna and danila, the mom and stepdad of the 9-year-old maite. maite wanted to be a marine biologist. she was already in contact with corpus christi for future college enrollment. 9 years old. maite cared for the environment so strongly that when the mother asked the city if she could reduce the balloons in to the sky, her mom said no, maite wouldn't want to litter. she wore green high top converse with a heart she had hand drawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature. can you show these shoes, please? wore these every day. green converse with a heart on the right toe. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. we also met a cosmetologist, she was well versed in mortuary makeup, that is the task to make victims appear as peaceful and natural as possible for the open casket viewings. these bodies were very different. they needed much more than makeup to be presentable. they needed extensive restoration. why? due to the exceptionally l

set man in the company a woman and his distinctive jacket, it rang a ell for one oar leading to the danila f osc manzano-mora. police are asking anyone with information to contact them. >>> today the man accused of randomly stabbing a jogger to deaths near logan circ will be in court. anthony crawford was ruledcosm competent to stand he killed wendy martinez last september a few blos from her home. >>> also happenito day, a former firefighter will be sentenced for starting several fires in prince george's county. tyreek torney admitted to setting the fires after he was caught trying to burn downtl suiand high school last year. he also confessed to setting his ex-girlfriend's house on fire while she and her baby were sleeping inside. torney was a probationary member of the glendale vonteer fire association until his arrest. >>> it's 5:05. a d.c. anc commissioner is clarifying mments he made about d.c. police following a troubling video. >> the union is accusing him of threatening police officers. this f stemsrom this video showing a combative exchange between men and officers in northeast.

the hospital celebrated the 20th anniversary of reach out and read program and former flyers blair danila rounds and reading to patients at the hospital. the prooge i gortes boopy to children between the ages of six months and forte years. >> there was nothing lsave comig into the doctor's office and seeing a wea of boopy you and your children could explore. we would never mind the wait because we would spend time reading boopy after book introducing us to a world filled with animaadi, monsters and spectas. >> chop has given primary care patients more than thre mlewlion books and thre38ntaary this year alone. for more information on the health stories you saw tonight head to f,000 29.com. click the health tab or seen on tv for these and other stories. ogeat stu a d. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> more local n sus straight ahead right here on fox 29 news at thre1. ♪ cup cupm k ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at

danila, what's the significance of this specific meeting the committee wants to know about on jab 6th? >> it's the committee's goal to figure out what was happening beforehand. they want documents and a deposition next month because they said, he, quote, helped with formulating the white house response to the january 6th attack as it occurred. this is, of course, according to the letter that was obtained by cnn from the panel. look, they specifically, as you said, want to hear from this spokesperson, former spokesperson at the white house about this meeting that took place on january 5th. and the committee has already met with this person's former boss. of course, kayleigh mcenany, the former white house press secretary, she appeared in front of the select committee this month after she was subpoenaed in november, so this is just really the latest chapter of many, of course, of the committee's investigation. >> so let me ask you about the subpoenas that we understand were also sent to more than a dozen republicans who are tied to this fake elector plot that day. what do we know about

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. >> we also met anna and danila, the mom and step dad of nine-year-old maite, now maite wanted to be a marine biologist, already in contact with corpus christi university for future college enrollment. nine years old. maite cared for the environment so strongly, when the city asked her mother if they could release balloons into the sky for her memory her mom said oh no, maite wouldn't want to litter. maite wore green high-top converse with a heart she had handdrawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature, camilla's got the shoes, can you show these shoes please? wore these everyday, green converse with a heart on the right toe. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her at the shooting. how about that? we also met a cosmotol 0, gist well-versed in mortuary make-up the task of making the victims appear as peaceful as they can for casket viewings. these bodies were very different. they needed much more than make-up to be presentable. they needed extensive restoration. why? due to the exception

. >> we also met anna and danila, mom and stepdad of 9-year-old maite rodriguez.se with a heart she had hand drawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature. wore these every day. green converse with a heart on the right toe. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. you know what every parent asked us for, what every parent separately expressed in their own way to came mailla and me? that they want their children's dreams to live on. we need background checks. we need to raise the minimum age to purchase an ar-15 rifle to 21. we need a waiting period for those rifles. we need red flag laws and consequences for those who abuse them. these are reasonable practical, tactical regulations to our nations, states, communities and homes. responsible gun owners are fed up with the second amendment being abused and hijacked by some deranged individuals. these regulations are not a step back. they are a step forward for a civil society and the second amendment. t

danila can be easily offset by extra war expenses or by appeasement expenses or by pressures that may come the saudi way if the situation in the middle east intensifies down further interesting mr nonny thank you very much for your time on this friday appreciate it that is jad and annie thank you live and i'm on thank you . let's move on to other news now and anti-government demonstrations in lebanon a continuing with the protest is maintaining their demand for the entire government to step down organizers according the latest rallies the sunday of unity on friday banks and schools reopened for the 1st time in 2 weeks meanwhile the evidence president and foreign minister have addressed their supporters promising to restore trust in the country's leaders their allies crowded outside the presidential palace and bob the north from beirut in an attempt to counter weeks of antigovernment protests. that we have drawn out the past and it is made up of 3 points corruption the economy and the civil state these 3 points are not easily achieved we need your efforts and we need a square filled by

we also met ana and danila, the mum and the stepdad of nine—year—old ms rodriguez, who wore green highve of nature. camilla's got these shoes. can you show these shoes, please? wore these every day, green converse with a heart on the right toe. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. how about that? i'm wondering, people speaking out, i'm wondering, people speaking out, i know he is looking for a compromise, do something like that make a difference? it was a highly personal 22 minute speech, very emotional speech that he gave in which he talked about meeting the families, he talked about responsible gun ownership and gun reform, they need for some of it, and i think you could say that matthew mcconaughey probably made this argument for gun change, to try and tackle violence, in perhaps a way that president biden and his administration have not mustered up so far. he does bring that star dust, but he has that deep connection there, having been born there and having grown up there. and he is a

we also met anna and danila, mom and step dad, and she wanted to be a marine biologist.ment. nine years old. the city asked her mother if they could release some balloons into the sky in her memory, her mom said oh, no, she would not want to litter. she wore green high top converse with a heart she had hand drawn on the right toe because that represented her love of nature. can you show them? she wore those every day, green converse with a heart on the right toe. the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her at the shooting. how about that. meitae wrote a letter. her mom said if her letter could help someone accomplish her dream, that then her death would have an impact and it would mean her dying had a point and wasn't pointless. that it would make the loss of her life matter. the letter reads marine biologist, i want to pass school to get to my dream college. dream college, corpus christi by the ocean. i need to live next to the ocean because i want to be a marine biologist. marine biologists study animals and

danila had been scared he wouldn't see his mum again, but alla made it.ly exhausted and yet, ijust heard her say that she was so happy the moment she took her first step back on ukrainian soil again. the children say they were treated ok in crimea, but as russians. they'd get lines if they refused to sing the anthem and they confirm what they were told would happen had their mums not come for them. "they said we'd be adopted," this girl says, so alla's relief at her reunion is immense. translation: that moment when we met makes up - for everything we had to go through. as soon as i saw my child running towards me in tears, everything, all the struggle, it was all worth it. i asked danylo what he felt. translation: i don't know. it was just brilliant. he had worried it might never happen. they told us they'd only take us home from camp when the war ended, when kherson was russian. these children told me others were still stuck at the summer camps because russia makes it so hard to return them. 31 made it back on this trip. including sanya, who had been sep