they used to get a 100-dollar a month allowance for fostering four-year-old anton. but in the breakaway of 'do donetsk she receives nothing. she was advised bay welfare works to put anton in an orphanage. >> how could they say this? he's mine. he's mine. i won't give him away. never. never. >> at a nearest orphanage the self declared republic there is a depressed mood. >> youukraine should supply these families with support along with everything else needed to help these children. >> but ukrainian welfare payments are not being sent here and it has not paid staff salaries since december. institutions like these are a throwback to the self soviet era when parents count cope, children were often put in the care of the state categorized as social orphans. they symptoms grow up with mental health issues and don't have a chance to live in independence. the fear is that things will get worse and more children will have to go in state care. andrew simmons al jazeera, donetsk, eastern ukraine. >> now since rebels and troops have signed the cease-fire, the fighting has gone

this woman used to get $100 a month allowance for fostering anton, four years old. in the new breakaway republic of donetsk, there's nothing. they were advised by a welfare worker to put anton into an orphanage. >> translation: how could they say this? he is mine. he is mine. i will not give him away. never, never. do you love your mum? >> reporter: at the nearest orphanage, rebranded with a flag of the pro-russian, self-declared republic, there's a depressed mood. mood. >> translation: ukraine should supply the families with support. ukranian welfare payments are not sent here. the breakaway republic is not paying them either, and haven't paid staff salaries since december. when parents couldn't cope. children were placed in the care of the state, categorized as social orphans. sometimes they develop mental health issues and go into adulthood without being given the chance of independence. the self-declared republic couldn't tell us when it would start making foster payments. the fear is if things get worse, more children will have to go into state care. . >> alds

this woman used to get a $100 month allowance for fostering 4 year old anton.he was advised by a welfare worker to put anton into an orphanage. >> translator: how could they say this? he is mine. he is mine. i won give him away never. never. do you love your mom? >> reporter: under the nearest orphanage, rebranded with a flag of the pro-russian self declared republic there is a depressed mood. >> translator: ukraine should supply these families are support. >> reporter: but ukrainian welfare payments aren't being sent here. the break away republic isn't paying them either and hasening paid staff salaries since december. institutions like these are a throw back to the soviet era when parents couldn't cope children were placed under the care of the state. they would sometimes develop mental health issues and go into adulthood without being given the chance of independence. the self declared republic couldn't tell us when it will part making foster payments. the fear is if things get worse, more children will have to go into state care. andrew similar mondays al j

this woman used to get $100 a month allowance for fostering anton. in the breakaway republic of donetsk, there's nothing. they were advised by a welfare worker to put anton into an orphanage. >> translation: how could they say this? he is mine. he is mine. i will not give him away. never, never. do you love your mum? >>> at the nearest orphanage, rebranded with a flag of the republic, there's a depressed mood. they were in support. . >> institutions like these are a throw back to the soviet era when parents couldn't cope children were placed under the care of the sit, cat gerized as social orphans. sometimes they develop mental health issues and go into adulthood without being given the chance of independence. the self-declared republic couldn't tell us when it would start making foster payments. the fear is things get worse, more children will have to go into state care. >>> the people of ferguson in the u.s. state of missouri are voting in the first council elections since an unarmed black teenager was shot dead last summer. michael brown's killing

this man used to get $100 a month for fostering anton. in the breakaway republic of donetsk, there's nothing. they were advised by a welfare worker to put anton into an orphanage. >> translation: how could they say this? she is mine. she is mine. i will not give him away. never, never. do you like your mum? >>> at the nearest orphanage, rebranded with a flag of the pro-rushin, a depressed mood. they were in support. along with everywhere else needed to care for the children. most are not sent here. the breakaway is not sent here and they haven't paid salaries since december. institutions like these when parents couldn't cope. children were placed in the care of the state, categorized as social orphans. sometimes they develop mental health issues and go into adulthood without being given the chance of independence. the self-declared republic couldn't tell us when it would start making foster payments. things get worse, more children will have to go into state care. >>> the greek deputy finance minister says germany owes the country $300 bi

she was advised to put the anton into an orphan orphanage. >> how could they say this? he's mine. he's mine. i won't give limb away. never. never. >> an orphanage rebranded with the pro-russian republic there is a depressed mood. >> the ukraine should supply these families with sport along with everything else needed to care for these children. >> but ukrainian welfare payments are not being sent here. they have not paid staff salaries since december. institutions like these are a throwback to when parents couldn't cope, children were often placed under the care of the state categorized as social orphans. they would sometimes develop mental health issues and grow into adulthood without the chains of independence. the self-declared republic could not tell us when they would start making foster payments. the fear is that things get worse for children like anton and more children will have to go into state care. andrew simmons al jazeera, ukraine. >> a fire has been put out on a submarine in russia. there were no weapons on board in the submarine's nuclear reactor had already been sh

. [♪] >>> in a photographic career spanning four decades, anton anton corbain's camera has been givenal heroes. >> music a strong art form that can send you here and now to somewhere else. so that's incredibly powerful. and it's a medium that asks to be visually represented. so sounds and vision go very well together. >> the music scene proved very attractive to a man who grew up in a quiet part of the netherlands, where little happened. he used this remote area as a backdrop for a series of selfies dressed up as his favorite musician musicians. >> to that part of my interest in music. i chased that dream ever since, i guess. of course it held out a promise of a much more exciting world. >> in such impressive company, is there anyone left on the corbaijn wish list? >> i thought i was too late for elvis. the feel i don't feel i've taken the best picture of yet is bob dylan. >> neil curry, cnn, the hague. >>> you can check out the full show at cnn.com/onestowatch. >>> breaking news more than 800 people killed in a massive earthquake. we're talking homes destroyed. people are desperately

a man driving a black toyota camry took his dog winder from in front of anton salon. they say the little dog is a neighborhood mascot well known by anyone who passes by. >>> the warriors wrapped up the best regular season in team history last night by knocking off the denver nuggets 133-126. [cheers and applause] >> and there's 3. he scores. >> another three pointer. they now head to the first roundover play offs this weekend at home against the new orleans pelicans. we sat down to talk about the season so far and what makes this team so good. >> this season has been just as life changing for clay thompson as it has for curry. when you're an all star for the first time you're suddenly introduced to a whole new fan base. >> i guess when you get the love of being an all star or whatever new territory comes with this. it is crazy. i think it's really cool. i can make a big impact. >> i remember whatever score it was they are humbled. they went a long way. >> reporter: all that sounds almost too good to be true. that's part of the dna of this group of warriors. >> that is

mess anton, 24%. the water district is asked to execute back 28%. hillsborough needs to reduce a whopping 36%. a reminder to all californians every drop counts. now, the cutbacks will start in june and that's when the state is going to assess how well the cities are doing. if they don't save enough water they are going to face fines. reporting live in morgan hill marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> big changes, marianne thank you so much. >>> for details now about the drought that could impact the cheaper grocery prices we've seen recently. according to the department of labor, food prices fell about .5% last month. it is the sharpest decline we've seen in more than five years. fruits and vegetables went down by 1%. meat and dairy prices are down by .5%. growing season just around the corner. if you combine that with the mandatory water cuts that are hitting farmers, economists say prices are expected to go up. >>> happening right now, a wildfire in southern california is growing tonight. let's take you there live. this is a live look from our nbc

you're looking at winder, unofficial mascot for anton salon on college avenue in berkeley. he's back home with his owner after being dog napped on wednesday. a man is walking away with winder in his arms. the man who took him says he thought the dog was abandoned so he took winder and gave the pet to his girlfriend. the girlfriend's mom saw reports of the missing dog and got in touch with the owner. >> thank goodness they finally gave the dog back to the owners, for him to bring him back here. but for a moment we didn't know. they could have gotten in their car and taken off and who knows if we would have seen him again. >> definitely a scare. winder was not hurt during that dogk napping. >>> police in campbell are working extra duty for feline friends. these kittens were found in the public works yard yesterday morning. according to the merck, one employee opened the back door of the car in the yard and found the kittens. the officers are taking turns fostering the little ones until foreold enough for adoption. >>> a very special night at the san joyce giants home opener.

two gin antonics i would bang either one of them.ter) but of course as always all response pail in comparison to wayne la pierre master of understatement. >> she will notñr bring a dawn of new prnoise and opportunity. hillary rodham clinton will bring a permanent darkness of deceit and despair forced upon the american people to endure. >> jon: and when you and your children areÑi walking this haunted wasteland feasting on the bodies of the dead crying out to god to save you from yourÑi cursed existence-- you willÑi rue the day you voted for a center leftish establishment democrat. (laughter) holy [bleep]. is there any other representative that only speaks in revelation language? but of course the inevitable america destroying apocalypse that will result from a clinton presidency is not la pierre's only gripe with clinton. >> i have to tell you eight years of one demographically symbolic president is enough. (applause) >> jon: wow, i guess your dog whistle wasn't working. and you just went with the regular whistle. for more we go to s

. >> but we have michael anton back with us. stacey i will start with you. billionaire in very smart and could build anything and control items with no superpowers. kennedy: taken putting into the laboratory to buy the material. >>. [laughter] the american dream when your parents are murder of. [laughter] >>. >> if he has therapy he would not be ready around all night. >> first of he would not go over joe biden. going back to the bat cave that would this off isis. alfred is a of a great character he has great staff. >> i like "captain america". >> a.m. and his sexy body. >> but use say every president is really a villain? >> to the psychopath of the state department. hero's put out fires but the villains take a punch to come back carter and stronger. kennedy: that is why you're a a contrarian. a college professor fails his entire class because they were disrespectful. a mailing his students that they all failed his strategic management class they all lack the honor immaturity to live up to the standards or the desire to do quality work necessary. he felt uns

. >> reporter: on board his motorcycle today, anton mclaughlin was excited about his ride to reno from oakland. but he wasn't fully prepared for the spring storm. what's it like being on a bike today with the snow? >> wrong time. it's too cold. especially trying to go over this mountain. >> reporter: the white easter was a big surprise for softball coach terry johnson who led her high school team to reno from the bay area. >> we came down for a softball tournament. and we didn't expect snow. >> reporter: slick conditions along i-80 today. but the snow never seemed to stick to the asphalt. but on the slopes, a different story. >> the snow is fantastic. we had a lot of the people come out for our easter egg hunt. giving away go pros and candy. >> reporter: the easter bunny was there to celebrate the snow. cal trans trues are busy today with a supply of 25 trucks ready if needed to pour sand onto the roadways. >> i'd say we have about 150 people working on the 80 corridor today, around the lake tahoe area. >> ready for anything? >> absolutely. bring it. >>> the big storm coming tomorrow n

anton strollman. another guy. they got him from the rangers. tampa bay made all the right moves. tampa bay advances. >>> nba playoffs. grizzlies still without mike conley. looking to close out their series against the trail blazers. late third quarter. green to marc gasol. hits the "j." grizzlies up five. up five, four minutes left. green, fakes. drives, bucket, and the foul. up eight after the free throw. next grizzlies possession. zach randolph. sizing up lamarcus aldridge. z-bo. oh, my goodness. pumped after the play. conley looking on. grizzlies win, 99-93. they move on. >> memphis gets the warriors. >> oh, that's a good series. >> america, you just got two warriors right here. on the "sportscenter" desk, that is. >> thanks, fellas. a little excited about nba playoff action. >>> the hype growing ahead of saturday night's big fight in las vegas. if you haven't heard, floyd "money" mayweather taking on manny "the pac man" pacquiao. came face to face yesterday. the final news conference to promote the big fight. mayweather stands to make about $200 million which he says now he'l

in president anton, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >>> a 23-year-old man has been arrested after a deadly crash at san jose. christian clemens was driving down north capitol avenue. rolled it over on to the tracks just before 10:00 last night. two of his passengers were killed. three others were injured. witnesses say it was a scary scary scene. >> there was a train which was approaching, and then there were two people who actually took the step to go ahead and stop the train. it is pretty dramatic. >> how sad, 24-year-old sean johnson and reginald sterling were killed. alcohol was found inside that suv. officers arrested clemens on suspicion of driving under the influence. >>> an offramp in daily city is opening again, a man crashed exiting 280 this morning. we were on the scene just after 11:00 on the john daly offramp. no word on why the driver lost control like this no other cars were involved. crews spent until just before 3:00 repairing the damaged guardrail. >>> a san francisco firefighter was in serious condition after falling sick during training today. it happened just before 11

. >> the changing weather pattern did bother anton who drove from oakland to reno on his motorcycle. >> too cold. especially trying to go over this mountain. >> the white easter surprised terry johnson, who led her team to reno. >> we came for a softball tournament and we didn't expect snow. >> the latest storm is peblgtsed to bring one to two feet of snow to the mountains, covering the ground where the governor assessed the snow pack just last week. >> there may be a little more weather coming your way. >> and some restaurants are already planning on bringing in their tables. >> reporting live in downtown campbell nbc bay area news. >> no shame in dressing up the dog. the big storm is coming tomorrow night and you could track it. >> touchdown, 49ers! >> that voice so very familiar. a long time bay area sports fans as lon similar monos is simmons died. fans are mourning the death of this legendary broadcaster. >> those who knew him and those who just liked listening to him say the bay area has lost a legend. >> giants fans were feeling the loss. >> i'm really sad to hear that lawn ha

and these little babies, anton, alfred, andrea. these are really sweet puppies.they need new home. >> they do. they've been with us about five weeks. they're probably two weeks away from having surgery, from being big enough to have surgery. we're looking for a foster family to maybe take them in for a couple of weeks until their ready. >> you mean being spayed and neutered? >> right. >> they're little poodle mixes. >> poodles, right. this is probably twice the size they are now. they love sitting in laps and loving people. >> they are very sweet. and, like you said, they have a few more weeks before they can get spayed or neutered. if anyone is willing to foster one or all -- >> that would be great. >> -- that would be an incredible thing. also you wanted to talk about if anyone is just going to adopt any puppies, besides these, any cats, you have a special program at pets in need where spaying and neuter something free? >> part of the mission of the organization is to offer free spaying and neutering to the pets of any california resident. >> wow! >> anyone is

. >> 104-year-old antonic watch his great great grandchildren play. he was six when they left armenia, he was warned they would be targeted. >> my mother dressed as a kurd. if they found out he was armenian he would have been killed. >> antonin and his parents walked 30 kilometers to safety. he says he will never forget seeing parents abandoning their children along the way. >> when they got tired they would throw them in the river. throwing them in the river was better than laying them on the ground where wild animals would eat them. >> these halls have are photographic evidence archival footage and eyewitness testimonies, of the ottoman atrocities committed against them. first time that is mat killings of armenians is shown in the wider context. >> armenian genocide is not just part of armenian history, it is also a reliable part of the turkish history and memory. >> he says in addition to remembering the past, armenia is also looking ahead. that's why it's not putting any precns withpreconditions of establishing relations with turkey. >> translator

this woman was advised by a welfare worker to put anton into an orphanage. >> translator: how could they this? he's mine. he's mine. i won't give him away never. never. do you love your momma? >> reporter: at the nearest orphanage rebranded with the flag there is a depressed mood. >> translator: ukraine should supply these families with support, along with everything else needed to care for these children. >> reporter: but ukrainian welfare payments aren't being sent her. the break away republic isn't paying them either. institutions like these are a throw-back to the soviet era when parents couldn't cope children were often placed under the care of the state. they would sometimes develop mental health issues and go into adulthood without being given the chance of independence. the self declared republican wouldn't tell us when it will start making foster care payments. the fear is more children have to go into state care. >>> the deputy finance minister of greece says germany owes the country nearly $300 billion from the nazi occupation during world war ii. greek officials have been pus

investigators say this man 20-year-old antone why breeze stole 1991 what it accura legend just before then this morning right out of the victim driveway. man left the car running while he ran in the house and came out to find somebody stealing the car this guy. authorities say the carjacker ran over the owner when he tried to stop him. went to the hospital but he's okay. injuries were we are glad to say are minor. >> federal judge protective order may make it harder to suspend or fire san francisco police officers who are accused of exchange of exchanging offensive text messages. we have learned the da will begin reviewing volumes of past cases for possible bias of past cases for possible bias. here's vic lee. >> the legal wrangling between police brass and lawyers for the officers is starting to reach ahead exploratorium internal affairs unit reportedly received the offensive text from the u.s. attorney in 2012. defense attorney raines says the stt out of limitation for police investigation is only one year. and that the police commission therefore can not dismen the officers. federa

you are looking at winder the unofficial mascot for anton's salon. he's home with his owner after being dog napped on wednesday. this video shows a man walking away with winder in his arms. the man says he thought he was abandoned and he gave the pet to his girlfriend. the girlfriend's mom saw videos of missing dog. >> thank goodness they gave the dog back to the owners for them to bring him back here. but for a moment we didn't know. they could have gotten in a car and taken off, and who knows if we would have seen him again. >> a crushing prospect. winder was not hurt during the dog napping and seems to be okay. >>> police in campbell are working a little extra duty for some fee line friends. these three kittens were found in the city's public works yard yesterday morning. one employee opened the back door of a car in the yard and found them. officers are taking turns fostering the kittens including bottle feeding until they're old enough for adoption. >>> up next at 11:00, as emotional as advertised. what bryan stow had to say after tossing out th

in a career spanning four decades, anton core bain's camera has recorded many of his musical heroes.music is a very strong art form. incredibly powerful. a medium that asks to be visually represented. so sound and vision go very well together. >> the music scene proved very attractive to a man who grew up in a quiet part of the netherlands where little happened. he used this remote area as a backdrop for a series of selfies dressed up as his favorite musicians. >> sparked my interest in music and i chased that dream ever since, i guess. 'cause it held out the promise of a much more exciting world. >> reporter: in such impressive company, is there anyone left on the core bain wish list? >> always a shame, i thought it was too late for elvis. the person i don't feel i have taken the best picture of yet is bob dylan. >> reporter: neil curry cnn, the hague. >>> all right. welcome back. today, baltimore store owners are busy cleaning up broken windows, looted buildings and smashed cars after protests turned violent saturday. thousands of marchers had been protesting the death of freddy gr

that announcement by anton y blinken, really the strongest announcement that the saudi-led campaign ising to continue for some time. the addition of providing weapons systems more speedily the addition of that intelligence-sharing information will perhaps greatly assist the saudis at this time. the military briefer for the saudis say they are at the peak of their air campaign at the moment. they continue to hit targets. it was relatively quiet, we're told overnight around the capital. but around some of the oil fields a little further south, there were strikes on houthi positions there. the port city of aden yesterday, relatively quiet after saudi-led coalition airstrikes targeted houthis there. but we're also hearing that the red cross is still not able to get in the medical supplies that it wants to get in. and it hopes to get them in today. but the plans they've had over the recent few days haven't panned out to bring in planes and ships. so they're continuing with that effort to bring desperately needed humanitarian aid into the country. more than 500 people killed so far. more tha

anton is samara's -- antonis samaris is willing to join the government if the current austerity falls apart. the prime minister is calling the opposition proposal "a midsummer night's dream." in eastern kenya terrorists attacked a university campus today. the government says at least 70 people were killed, more than 50 others hospitalized, more than 500 people still reported missing. according to kenya's president, the attackers took an unknown number of hostages. the option bob militant group -- the house about -- the al-shabab militant group took responsibility. that's a look at the top stories we are following. fewer americans are filing for unemployment benefits. jobless claims in the u.s. fell to a nine-week low last week. the mayor of syracuse, new york joins me this afternoon. welcome back. it is good to see you again. mayor: thank you. mark: you have daily contact with your voters. what are they telling you about their job prospects? mayor: i can tell you it is all about income inequality. jobs available are frequently in the tourism section. they are not making the kind of mo

other women talk about how you can't be too aggressive, because then you are the uppity anton cooperative parent. you are blamed if you are too uncooperative, but other literature often involving latina mothers blamed for being too passive. they have trouble following and the school district blames them for being uninterested when the problem was they couldn't understand the documents. that is some of the kind of things i found in the literature doing my investigation. i sort of found for different themes that i explored. before giving you some examples to defer to those themes, let me say that the rate of the parent -- is exceedingly low in these cases. and three of the jurisdictions i investigated, the parents only prevailed on behalf of their child around 12%-15% of the time. the odds are very slim that these parents -- slim for these parents. massachusetts had a much better statistic, but massachusetts is the exception. i live in one of those terrible jurisdictions. it is virtually not practiced. i didn't know that when i brought my child because i would have been much more terrified.

in the meantime let's bring anton, great to have you with us. >> always a pleasure. >> a lot of your be in the regional financial world. we got a couple data points already through earnings season. a loot of these banks actually sold off on these reports. >> that's right. the bigger banks are kind of stuck right now. the capital market providers had the best quarters but interest margins are under pressure. they need rates to actually rise to help there. loan growth really wasn't there. they're picking off employees, picking off loans, and there's a lot of m & a going on underneath the radar inch i want to get to some of your picks. i don't know if there's a term for it but they seem like super regional, very concentrated on very specific areas. one is in the south primarily? >> i like the carolinas. there's a low of good demographic things going on. a lot of corporations are relocating there. charlotte has been on fire it's the largest independence bank in north carolina. that allows you to have this company with really nice growth characteristics and is a valuable franchise. if a b