which on 7, you're a, i'm here in our thing down that i'm here in danbury was my brilliant shout. he never showed any signs of. 3 any kind of paranoid or skiff and frantic, he was on hand. a driver's license, i paid is all bill we start saying signs when he was say things like they did it you know on april 30th. busy down tray went to red l part to south end dead. he wouldn't be d at the wow. that is live. he was said in the park. and the manager as starbucks call the police dan, trey moved because he thought he was a homeless man. that 1st called the police out there is the answer in our call and they came out and they discussed it with dad try and they went and told her they found that he wasn't doing anything wrong. when the call came, we'll dispatch it went to chris for manny the beat. and i finally got into back on 4 words to the point where officer grabbed his baton out and shrugged. actually a couple times with the time. i'm sure i take the time. and from there you have the officer standing boundary shark on. we have witness. santa don trey never heard it . the officer. we

got a in danbury aluminum embry zamiah's belie chris, a phoenix, quantify your men. and when these, you know, the end of my job for dental, they suggest some workers at east 20 seal shut it program recently for guiana, began abbey, and be civil bill did remain to my manager, shine abbey, and be sort of, you know, until took all the lead in the loading area, a cleaning it because of his cattle there. the birthday lydia seen on face got caught up a fatter a little bit a little. i walked away and we're our daughter admitted a bit and got a postcard. it a while more i thought of contadino. oh did they with us better before about the lydia? been lower and then yeah. it's a mother jumping athena edge one corner chair, one chair at all. there no one i met. he already read this was on a while. i was so good with that, i would avoid the problem is if i try for people that i was a voucher and what i thought my child contadino, cooper benefits went out and had fun on campus. one of the base machine is sort of a come before the base of it got a, a study your best to get a lava.

yeah, exploded munitions, danbury broken glass, that's the aftermath for a village in the done yet screeching. we talked to a woman who survived the shelling. she's one of the locals refusing to evacuate and says she's determined to stay with the official recoverable don't over so it works her word for them or or the regards her shelly murphy, at the moment i perched the door i heard the window shattering and then a blast, i opened the door to find black smoke everywhere. no glass in the windows, everything broken, and a hole in the ground. what were later i noticed this shall. if i went out 2 seconds earlier, i would have been, he said, we sit in the house, hiding in the rooms, and we have a cellar in the kitchen, but the seller will not save us. the seller will not save us. that's it. unless he is full, it will well then 53000 on both residence of cross the border into russia in recent days, those passing through the track or into being offered medical and psychological support. a red cross spokeswoman and moscow told us how the conflicts escalation has affected the civilian population. rep

you know, we not, that is not well, tens of thousands of danbury residents have been fleeing the region as the crisis has been escalating a corresponding odon quarter as one of the many temporary housing facilities set up to accommodate what is now becoming an exodus of refugees. just after the evacuation was declared, actually the rust off regional government declared a state of emergency and set up or around over. now a 100 different temporary housing complexes around the region to make sure that these people coming in will have free food. they'll be able to have a warm place to stay a while they make their way on 2 different actually other russian regions that are prepared to hold them for more longer term. we actually spoke with 11 family today that actually took a family of evacuees from dunbar into their home themselves and they're making sure that they're going to be able to wait this all out in their very own home. but another thing that the governor of ra stalled actually set at the beginning, he appealed to hotels in the region to help out with this housing effort. and like yo

at least 16 people are injured by falling danbury in the port city of jackson. who's he fighters? claim responsibility for the attack, saying a targeted an airport used for military action against yemen. england is lifting all remaining. coven 19 restrictions. the negro comment to self isolate will be removed from thursday. prime minister bars, johnson says, the country must now learn to live with a virus creed will not suddenly disappear. so, so those who would wait for a total end to this war before lifting the remaining regulations would be restricting the liberties of the british people for a long time to get this government does not believe that that is right or necessary . restrictions pose a heavy toe on our economy, our society, our men to well being and on the life chances of our children. and we do not need to pay that cost any long. john hall is in london with more now on the government plan. it's sparse. johnson, keeping the word before the half term parliamentary recess at the moment. they got back. he would set out the government's plan for learning to live with cove

them military duty during the special operation to provide assistance to the people's republic of danbury. these days. i wish luck, success and all the best to you and your close ones are to 0 correspondent ranier grady has more now for us from the russian city of belgrade. had the had he, a lot of them on the side, the seroquel all in fact the situation is not changing a lot this morning. we didn't see any movements towards ukrainian border, but we expect an increase in numbers of the russian military convoys towards the border with ukraine in the coming hours. as also we didn't see any military movements towards the south and towards car cap. the situation was very different yesterday on the don bus front. on the economic side, the russians say that sanctions imposed on russia by the west are very tough and will have their impact on the country's economy. but according to russian official statements in the kremlin sources, it's not the 1st time that russia is experiencing this as more than 100 sanctions in recent years of me, russia to get along and get used to the sanctions and their i

i came here from danbury together with my children us yesterday i was walking to work, but it's impossible. not so much showing me what i told us about evacuation, and in an hour we gathered everything that we couldn't came here. wichita moving, you know, for to, i don't want to come back, it's very dangerous for i lived there and don't want to any more. if dumbass forces are there, it's okay. as soon as they leave valan bait immediately, so he doesn't you how that out. they say if they get to our territory, i've done this with no one will be left by. they won't even spare children. they'll destroy everyone where they want our land. i should have nothing of blue star men won't let them in. that's what we pray for. and yet they're hiding up. i have been holding up for 8 years. you're not letting them in it. so we hope we'll be able to return home when we put verbal up cuz i was at a show that had been good if we had anywhere to return to and that our relatives were okay, their lunch or no, my boy, my grandchild, when we were under shilling we ran outside and there was shooting start. i'm ho

it's just for protecting its citizens in danbury areas. so i think a lot of people just are not realizing what's happening right now. that's really interesting. you say you're saying the russian media essentially. i mean, how are they reporting on what's happening in ukraine at the moment? am today in the morning at 6 o'clock at a was an hour long televised speech by vladimir putin and every hour. it's repeated a part of it. this speech is repeated so to narrative that's been, am portrayed in the national media. but interestingly, am they a russian media regulator at rosco, not or has already asked another media, independent media, only stick to official facts, and those are facts from the russian side. so a lot of independent media. oh no fear that they'll be just bad from the coverage of what's happening there. and there will be even less sources for information about what is really happening there on the ground. how much support do you think that vladimir putin has for this move there in russia? well, it's hard now to estimate that. but

manmade snow has been given the thumbs up by snow borders who inspected the slope. sol venue now to danbury and steph curry, once again was a star for the golden state warriors. and the latest victory. he scored a game high, 40 points against the houston rockets 20. 1 of them coming in the 4th quarter were, is securing when one to 2 to 100 night is as thick victory in a row. let's say a spot for now, but i'll be more later. sorry, thank you very much for that. we'll see a bit later. that's the news up. i'll be back in a couple of minutes with another full horror of lucy then ah, for quite a few decades casa, has been dealing with political and economic turmoil. and its people struggled to access essential needs, like adequate quantities of potable water, a sufficient number of beds for pregnant mothers, and limited access to up to date information for students. and in either the ground water is not sufficient to meet the daily needs of all of its residents. this led to the development of the new water treatment facility in han, eunice slowing down further pollution. the extension of as shif

facility struggling to contain the virus for instance last week that approximate 40% of inmates at the danbury correctional institution in connecticut were either isolation or quarantine with only responsible for three units. we as a congress must collaborate to ensure the remanence of c the past can't be corrected by this administration that has a new approach a new commitment to the reformation of the system. then on monday we learned federal medical center cardwell delivers a facility in fort worth texas and myspace has the fourth highest covid positive numbers of any with 248 inmates and 46 members covid positive that died since the beginning of the pandemic. the past weeks the number of covid-19 positives in the system have fluctuated between 6009 and the same two week period use inmates to die to 84's too many inmates to control the slow and ineffective utilization which should be with discretion the bureau has. several mechanisms within the authority to reduce the number of inmates and compassionate relief the cares act and the first step act. modified even by then attorney general barr

we hear horror stories, last week from chris murphy, 40% of inmates at the danbury correctional facility in isolation of quarantine, every officer on duty is responsible for three units. we and congress must collaborate to ensure remnants of the past can be corrected by the administration, a new commitment to the system. on monday we learned federal medical centers in fort worth in texas, my state has the fourth highest covid positive numbers of any facility in the country, 46 members who are covid positive. eight women have died since the beginning of the pandemic while 18 inmates died of covid at fort worth's mail facilities. the number of covid 19 positives has fluctuated between 6000, and 9000 inmates. they died of covid 19 bringing the number of inmates who died, to 284. there are too many inmates to reduce the spread of covid 19 and it appears there has been a slow utilization which should be complied with with discretion. the bureau of prisons has an idea to reduce the number of inmates, in the first step act modified by attorney general bar, using overly restrictive criteria they

i tend to be a danbury stew leonard's guy. i respect your decision to be in norwalk this morning.en you check out at a grocery store these days it is pretty shocking. what changes for you and then down the line to the customer, these prices? >> well, you know, willie, we are just dealing with this day by day right now. we just got a call from our dairy farmers yesterday that they want to bump the price of milk a little bit like that. so we are talking maybe 10 cents a gallon, 20 cents a gallon, but, you know, what can i tell the farmer, we've within dealing with him for 30 years. so the customer right now is going to see some price increases, but i would urge everybody to buy things that are on special right now. every single super market has things on sale. buy it, freeze it. you will save money. the second thing is go to a store brand. you know, there's land o' lake cheese. we also have stew leonard's, same thing. you can save money on that. switch to store brands and i think you can ease this inflationary bump we are having in food prices right now. >> hopefully it is just a bu