some economists say the levy is not a bad idea, but must be implemented fairly. others say the timing is wrong. processes, colette in denton, out for prices are going up even largely one big welt, brunswick and chris twice. now we are print boxes. what i've written covered come in, at least not all brendan ali vision to the people were rado whoa bloss to thir, corporate taxes. some protest to say they cannot afford to live and to cooling on the government to go. it won't let me run through all my grandchildren or homeschooling. i cannot feed them if we cannot access water or food. i don't have anything to survive on. so i'm asking the government to hand over power to someone else. we are really suffering gonna has one of the fastest growing mobile money markets in africa. protest is want the government to think again about the impact of the levy on the poorest in the country. victoria gay to be al jazeera fear dome is a journalist in a cross. she says the e levy tax comes at a time when the cost of living is going up exponentially from many gone ends. john, as economy isn't a bit of a

in the uk, a lawyer says levi bellfield — who was jailed for murdering milly dowler — has now admittedrying out a double murder another man was jailed for. reports from the united states say russia has amassed 70% of the forces needed for a full—scale invasion of ukraine. india mourns the loss of lata mangeshkar, the legendary singer who made her name in bollywood. she's died at the age of 92. showdown in cameroon — egypt amd senegal are kicking off in the africa cup of nations final. we'll bring you the latest from the game. and is it the end for erinsborough? the future of the long—running australian soap neighbours is in doubt after it's dropped by its uk tv channel. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. queen elizabeth is marking the 70th anniversary of her reign, a milestone never before reached by a british monarch. her reign began on this day in 1952, but she is now looking to the future, saying in a statement that she'd like camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort, when prince charles becomes king. our royal correspondent nicholas

in the uk, a lawyer says levi bellfield — who was jailed for murdering millie dowler — has now admitteding out a double murder another man was jailed for. india mourns the loss of lata mangeshkar — the legendary singer who made her name in bollywood. she's died at the age of 92. and in the africa cup of nations final — an early penalty save keeps it goalless between egypt and senegal. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. queen elizabeth is marking the 70th anniversary of the start of her reign — a milestone never before reached by a british monarch. to mark the occasion, she released a statement — in which she said she'd like camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort, when prince charles becomes king. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has this report. "i look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart," so says the queen in her accession day message. on this day when she marks the 70th anniversary of the moment she came to the throne, it's clear that her commitment remains undimmed by the passage of years. and with that me

so the hash tag yen to our e levy, meaning we won't pay, has been trending in. gonna tell us 1st about why so many gun eons outposts to this tax at a time when their country has been facing its highest inflation rate in years. well, absolutely. gorman's economy isn't a bit of a free for the moment and the government has said they are the introducing new taxes, electronic levy, or the capital national money to find the i met. and they just want to be that mobile money is a huge thing here. and there's been a few things the past couple of years. at the moment we have 15000000 people registered to use mobile money across a variety of mobile networks. and about 80000000000 on a cd. went through the system last year in line. so it's a huge thing here. people use more money a lot, but there, i think the, at this point it could be a tax of about 1.51.75 percent on transactions that they will do that all electronic transfers for more money. one more money can, another bank can move on, money account will be introduced. now this is a time where petrol prices are going up

have provoked to protest of the capital. demonstrators complained that the so called e levy will hurt low income earners already facing high food and fuel prices. victoria gate be house. the story i protest is march through gone is capital across the angry about a government plan to introduce attacks known as an e levy. a charge of nearly 2 percent will be added to all electronic transactions at morgan, $16.00. recent polls show up to 85 percent of the country's population, oppose is the tax protest in say people on low incomes will suffer. the most proprietor situation for money which is not kept in my pocket, physically or kept in my electronic wallet. you start to kick the electronic money . amy transaction, i make it simply immoral, is criminal. the government says the money raised from the levy will pay for development projects. tax revenues have fallen sharply and garner in recent years from 32 percent of g d. p. in 2009 to 15 percent in 2020 part of the reason is nearly 3 quarters of the countries. $10000000.00 workers are employed in formerly and many don't pay income tax. som

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it's not about levi's. a lot of companies do this but since you worked for levi for so long i'm interested to know why it was unacceptable to express a very mainstream opinion and why they were so intent on you not talking about this that they offered you all of this money to be quiet. why do you think? >> i will say i do find it particularly egregious, this brand that's about rugged individualism and using your voice, i had led a whole campaign that we called "use your voice." it wasn't partisan. it was meant to inspire others to speak up, not on a particular subject. and, you know, while you say this view is main stream now you have to remember i was doing this in march 2020. it absolutely was not mainstream. it was considered unacceptable. it was racist. it was, you know, you were a granny killer. you were the worst kind of person in the world. none of it was fact-based. it caused a lot of upheaval in social media. employees were complaining, and it became very difficult to manage. as a senior executive,

levi ras. as mr. sis lenny just pointed out, i am soen grateful that yo are hear sharing your story with all of america. thank you. our system has long failed to recognize the dignity of incarcerated opeople, the majority of whom are black and brown. this morning we heard the minority witness and our friends on the other side of the aisle lamenting the treatmentan of the incarcerated for the january 6th terrorist attack against our country. mr. jordan mentioned that he is, quote, concerned about compassion and due process. and i'm so glad to hear that. the minority witness, and my republican colleagues' concerns include a list of things. a delay of hearing, the belief there is a lack of due process, claims of abuse, and the fact that some of the individuals they are fighting for don't have a criminal record or their charges are misdemeanors. i want to just note here that the concerns that they have articulated are exactly the same concernsy many of us have been expressing aboutor migrants in i.c.e. cu

this is levi's issue. it's not specific to levi. the silencing of dissent. it's certainly not you know, it's easy to say this is bad and i'm against it. c but here's a million dollars. just be quiet like everyone else is. >> i mean, you must really mean it. i do really mean it. i just it goes against everything in my entire being. and it's not to say it wasn't tempting. i mean, i'm human, you know,ot that's a lot of security for my family. but i had persisted for two years and continuing to speak out on this subject becausehi i care about kids and then to agree to stay silent atgr the last minute because of money you just felt sous unacceptable and just gross margin and violation of everything i said i stood for. and i hope that in some deep and eternal sense i are rewardef for what you did because it's such a virtuous thing to do. i think so'sng i agree it's nota about levi's. a lot ofbo companies do this . but since you workedot for levie for sod long, i'm interested to know why it was unacceptable to express k very mainstream opinio and why they were so i

levi's shut her down, and i don't like it. >> jesse: i do like. >> harold: more expressions?ter] >> greg: judge really buttoned that up. >> jesse: wrangler. >> greg: a democrat her entire life, and now feels that she is a woman without a party. >> greg: politically homeless. >> harold: it is hard to believe that levi's pushed her out for her expressing her first amendment rights. i am interested to see her, this evening, express yourself on tucker carlson's show. i am opposed to this stuff. she has a right to refuse. if you don't like her views, debate her. i can't get a straight story. i don't know if she was forced to move to colorado or voluntarily moved. >> jesse: colorado's run by a democratic governor, keeping schools open and masks off kids. isn't that right? [laughter] >> harold: there's something else here we don't have. i'm curious to see more come out come out. >> jeanine: why do you think there's something else? she did not fit within the corporate ideology. >> harold: that very well could be, judge, but i would be interested -- >> jeanine: did you call me george?

paul bacon says a statement from levi bellfield includes details of how he claims to have carried out attack in kent. singing india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers lata mangeshker dies aged 92. and, the chairman of tesco has told the bbc �*the worst is yet to come�* on food prices for consumers. john allan also said it was "wrong" for the governor of the bank of england to call for pay restraint, as part of efforts to keep inflation under control. good afternoon. the queen marks the 70th anniversary of the beginning of her reign today — a milestone no british monarch has reached before. her majesty has marked the occasion with a statement saying she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles eventually becomes king. well, my colleaguejane hill is at buckingham palace for us this afternoon. jane. welcome again to buckingham palace on the sunday afternoon where we have spent the day reflecting on 70 years on the throne, a remarkable reign and talking about the future as well and looking ahead and that

paul bacon says he's received a four—page statement from levi bellfield, which includes details of howe claims to have carried out the attack in chillenden in kent. india begins two days of mourning, as one of the country's most famous singers lata mangeshkar dies aged 92. the chairman of tesco, john allan, has told the bbc �*the worst is yet to come' on food prices for consumers. he also said it was "wrong" for the governor of the bank of england to call for pay restraint last week, as part of efforts to keep inflation under control. and coming up in half an hour, the travel show heads to ischgl, the �*super—spreader resort�* in austria that made headlines during the early stages of the pandemic. good afternoon. the queen marks the 70th anniversary of the beginning of her reign today — a milestone no british monarch has reached before. her majesty has marked the occasion with a statement saying she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles eventually becomes king. this morning the prince of wales said he and the duchess were �*deeply cons

look gone as e levy protests, people say a government plan to tax electronic money transactions will hit the pool. the hardest hanging in there, australia declares kuala bez, endangered off to population numbers plummets and in sport, gold at loss for swiss care is injured and then pick disappointment. ah hello. that is quite a bit of sunshine to be enjoyed across central, on eastern parts of europe. at the moment after that weather system swept well away from the southeast even behind clear skies. and it is going to start to wal mart in places like fronds stretching across to the east for the south. we are seeing some sunshine here, but also a smattering of showers in stronger winds. but for much of the wet and windy weather, we have to head to the north west. we've got a big wind to depression sweeping in from the west. that's going to bring heavy rain to britain, an island and more snow to norway. a lot of that wintery weather edging across scandinavia. by the time we get into sunday, it's going to be fun and, and western areas of russia that see the heaviest snow no further south

the convicted murderer levi bellfield, who's serving a whole—life sentence for killing the schoolgirlity for the deaths of lin and megan russell in kent in 1996. his lawyer, paul bacon, says he's now received a four—page statement from bellfield, in which he claims to have carried out the attacks. here's matt graveling. lin russell was walking her daughters through the kent countryside when they were attacked with a hammer. lin and six—year—old megan were killed. nine—year—old josie survived. michael stone has twice been found guilty of the murder. but now, almost 26 years on, michael stone's solicitor says he has a document stating that levi bellfield — the man guilty of murdering schoolgirl millie dowler, amelie delagrange and marsha mcdonnell — has confessed to killing lin and megan russell. the last paragraph in the statement says he wants to apologise to michael stone. yes, i think it's a very important statement. i think there are things in it which can be corroborated. my first step, as i say, is to send it to the criminal cases review commission. my second step is to pass it t

paul bacon says a statement from levi bellfield includes details of how he claims to have carried out the attack in kent. singing. india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers dies. lata mangeshker was 92. sweeping up at the winter olympics. team gb�*s curlers, are on a roll, making it to the semi—finals. and in half an hour's time, it's talking movies, here on the bbc news channel. good afternoon. the queen marks the 70th anniversary of the beginning of her reign today — a milestone no british monarch has reached before. her majesty has marked the occasion with a statement saying she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles eventually becomes king. well, my colleaguejane hill is at buckingham palace for us this afternoon. jane. hello again. welcome back to buckingham palace where we spent the day reflecting on this truly historic day, 70 years on the throne. the queen herself, as she always done on access day spending the day at sandringham in norfolk, but here in london we reflect on that remarkable per

some economists say the levy is not a bad idea, but must be implemented fairly. others say the timing is wrong. puzzles ask a little bit out. well, prices are going up even largely one big welt, brunswick and chris twice. now we all print boxes, what i've written, coverage come in and these double, brendan, ali, vision to the people, were raw dot whoa bloss to per corporate taxes. some protest to say they cannot afford to live and to cooling on the government to go slowly. let me run through all my grandchildren are homeschooling. i cannot feed them if we cannot access water or food. i don't have anything to survive on. so i'm asking the government to hand over power to someone else. we're really suffering gonna has one of the fastest growing mobile money markets in africa. protest is one the government to think again about the impact of the levy on the poorest in the country, victoria gate, and be al jazeera, of your adam as a journalist in our crime, she says, the eel, every tax comes at a time when the cost of living is growing up exponentially. finance don't as economy is going to

eugene levy. >> i think the stuff we're doing is is kind of funny as well. it's that combination that makes for a great super bowl commercial. >> catherine? yeah, blink and you'll miss a cameo from ship's creek costar catherine o'hara the show ended its run nearly 2 years ago. and if you're hoping for rowe's family reunion, never say never. we're still talking about it. i think there's a possibility that. >> this could happen down the line. we haven't ruled anything out at this point. >> yes, i'm thank and tune in to it tonight because full house star jodie sweetin is our guest. how she's coping with the death of her tv dad, bob sagat. she's also sharing some of her favorite memories of their time together for entertainment tonight. i'm michelle turner. even the state of california is looking to put together and a super bowl ad. >> on tourism. so we'll see. yeah. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, but we have a whole lot more coming ahead on kron. 4 news at 6. several shootings in oakland on the freeways over the past several months. many of them still unsolved

ababa kicked off with a clear appeal for inter african solidarity from the commission's chairperson levy . the idea once dangled in front of us, of a marshall plan for the continent has unraveled zealous. if i am not far from thinking that such a plan though necessary, will never come from the outside that except yet, the only way ahead is an african direction for africa. he can levy the sentiment was picked up by ethiopian prime minister abbey ahmed, who called for a permanent african seat on the un security council. but other pressing issues are vying for attention. 6 could a term in the last 18 months, low cove at 19 vaccination availability, and the conflict in ethiopia. the african union hasn't been seen to forge a meaningful consolidated response in any of these issues. now it's facing another problem. many observers fear could widen the risk through the union member states or split on whether or not to withdraw israel's observer status. my vision for a block that values consensus. this internal clash is expected to hamper proceedings as it heads into the 2nd and last day of the su

. >> carley: former brand -- for levi says the woke mob bullied her out of the job.ve details and much more, hi, carol. ♪ >> todd: you have not overslept, our show doesn't start for 14 minutes. full house star candace will reflect on her memories of our good friend bob saget, and talk about her brand-new movie. clay travis on the outstanding ratings of the super bowl and what we with celebrities and masks. and president biden warning russia against invading ukraine. we'll do that shortly. nancy grace is here and douglas murray, he will join us live. i head down to the big easy and i did this last week to bring this story. life as it was and as it is now. he joins me where he grew up in the projects in new orleans. it influenced him to be success sxfl give back, you don't want to miss it. don't touch that remote and don't try to find the channel changer. back to two people who have 13 minutes left to work. >> todd: i wonder if my mom will enjoy your master p interview, she wanted me to mention to you, she loves your recent book. >> carley did not like it, she is stayi

a lawyer says levi bellfield — who was jailed for murdering millie dowler — has now admitted carrying a double murder another man was jailed for. india mourns the loss of lata mangeshkar, the legendary singer who made her name in bollywood. she's died at the age of 92. and in the final of the africa cup of nations, it's finished goalless between egypt and senegal after normal and extra—time. the title will now be decided on penalties. and is it the end for erinsborough? the future of the long—running australian soap neighbours is in doubt after it's dropped by channel 5. now on bbc news, bitcoin has become big business and a major talking point around the globe. our world investigates kazakhstan�*s cryptocurrency boom. bitcoin is a growing part of modern—day life. let's start, though, by talking about bitcoin. it's a virtual currency which only exists on the internet. the value of bitcoin has soared more than tenfold this year. _ everyone wants a piece of the pie, but there's one place where the boom has hit big. within two years, kazakhstan has become second only to the us as a globa

say we need alternatives to simply building higher levies and taller seawolves.nyder is with the environmental defense fund late last year the group joined nearly a hundred other organizations in drafting a letter to the army corps of engineers. it called on the court to refocus its planning. coordinate your based solutions, so it doesn't have to be these strong seawalls, which know actually harm the environment and are not sustainable in the long term with climate change here at home save the bay believes the ravenswood project can act as a pilot for future planning perhaps becoming a model for major shoreline projects. we are learning a lot here. hopefully, we'll see success and that will be something we can share. let's hope that's the case save the bay is also planning to expand the project soon to include another stretch of a horizontal levy in the same area. keep you posted on that eventually greening more than 25 acres in all interesting work. they're doing larry and kristen as you can say excellent. yeah, absolutely. thank you dad you bet. all right the w

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some economists say the levy is not a bad idea, but must be implemented fairly. others say the timing is wrong. process ask a little bit out. well, prices are going up even last week. one big well brother in christ twice. now we are print boxes. what i've written coverage come in, at least not all brendan ali vision to the people were adult. whoa bloss to per corporate taxes. some produced to say they cannot afford to live and to cooling on the government to go. it won't let me. right. so all my grandchildren are homeschooling, i cannot feed them if we cannot access water or food. i don't have anything to survive on. so i'm asking the government to hand over power to someone else. we're really suffering gonna has one of the fastest growing mobile money markets in africa. protest is want the government to think again about the impact of the levy on the poorest in the country, victoria gate, and be al jazeera, around $40000.00 venezuelans who fled across the border to columbia. have other citizens ship cards cancelled without being told. as alessandra lamp yeti reports from borger top,

the angry about a government plan to introduce attacks known as an e levy. a charge of nearly 2 percent will be added to all electronic transactions of morgan, $16.00. recent poll show up to 85 percent of the country's population opposes the tax protest in say people on low incomes will suffer the most to print the situation for money which is direct, kept in my pocket, physically or kept in my electronic wallet. you start to take the electronic money immune transaction. army is simply immoral, is criminal. the government says the money raised from the levy will pay for development projects. tax revenues have fallen sharply and gone, or in recent years, from 32 percent of g. d. p. in 2009 to 15 percent in 2020 part of the reason is nearly 3 quarters of the countries. $10000000.00 workers are employed informally and many don't pay income tax. some economists say the levy is not a bad idea, but must be implemented fairly. others say the timing is wrong process, i'll ask a little bit. a bit out. well, prices are good at even last with one big wilbert and chris

the kinds of sanctions washington is thinking of levying on russia is one that could directly implicatese financial institutions, technology institutions, so the balancing act is difficult. it is hard to tell in advance how they will do it because we do not know what sanctions have been levied, but the strategy of washington, brussels, and capitals throughout your is to sharpen the strategic dilemma for beijing because beijing has competing interest in the ukraine crisis. anchor: at the same time, could china find itself benefiting from a major crisis in europe in terms of president biden now having his focus in a different direction and having russia turn to beijing for economic support? >> that is possible, buthere are substantial costs. the chinese do not want a spike in global oil prices, that es not help them. a global recession because of a majoreopolitical crisis, that does not help them. a major break with the u.s. and europe, of their largest trading partners, that does not help beijing. a big question for chinese leaders is to they want a crisis with the west? an emergence of

. >> nikima levy armstrong is a civil rights attorney in the twin cities.he was active during the george floyd protests and sees this as another call to action. >> they didn't even give him a chance to wake up. hey didn't give a command to drop the gun or anything. it was reckless police work. and a big part of why this happened is because they saw a black face underneath those covers. >> that's a strong statement. >> yes. it's the truth from my perspective. how many white men have we seen shoot up movie theaters, shoot up schools, shoot up churches and able to be apprehended alive? >> i'm not a threat. i don't have a gun. >> reporter: levy armstrong recently interrupted a news conference saying they're whitewashing the investigation. >> this is unacceptable. i'm sorry. >> now the minneapolis police department and the mayor need to be held accountable for what they have done and the attempted cover-up, which we will not stand for. >> you paint a picture of minneapolis being a tale of two very different city, one for white people and one for black people. >>

tenemos a harry levi eexperto en moda, periodista, estilista., iintenta ponerte nÁuseas brillos y ella te va decir para mÍ me gusta porque es parte de mi show. la nueva generaciÓn entiende eso porque quiere tendencia, quiere cosas diferentes pero hay gente como mi mamÁ que dice ser elegante, se ve clÁsica, las otras se ven encueradas hijo mÍo. >> estoy 100% de acuerdo, yuri para mi es vegas. >> hubo una Época su carrera donde llevÓ el cabello corto, que era como un asimÉtrico. >> ella contÓ una historia que tantas extensiones que se haga puesto laven hecho agujeros y el peluquero dijo hay que cortar. jesse: hay que hablar de anita, yo dije me gusta el vestido pero es un vestido negro sencillo que vemos a cada rato. >> es un vestido de pasarela y me encanta, era interesantÍsimo. respeto el look de la pasarela. jesse: este es un vestido que me puede poner yo para una noche miami, pero para una alfombra? jomari: es una noche de gala, hay una etiqueta, en la etiqueta de la mujer dice que no puedes vestir algo encima de la rodilla, lo que pasa es que

well, >> james, the game was not at levi stadium, but it felt like a home game. we covered niners game at levi stadium with 2 out of 3 fans at the ballpark, the niners fans and he was wearing niners gear. let me show you a picture of him. his naee is daniel luna. he was found in the parking lot of so fi stadium about 4 o'clock in the afternoon on sunday, 30 minutes after kickoff. they do not believe this was a robbery because he had his wallet and his phone is watch all the other personal items on him when he was rushed to the hospital this morning. they are still searching for his attacker or attackers in this case he was wearing his niners jersey with black pants. but inglewood police, they don't know at this particular time if that played a role in his attack, meaning the rivalry between the niners and the rams. he actually talked about it these from the bay area. he actually owns a peruvian restaurant in oakland. so he is well known in the bay area, beloved by obviously a lot of people, including his customers. he was down at the game to watch his beloved nin

we've seen some sanctions levied by european nations including the uk, germany putting a stop to the nord stream 2 pipeline, which is a very big deal in terms of russian energy, monetary losses, also cost increases for the german people. what are you expecting to hear from president biden in just a moment? >> reporter: well, obviously i think we will hear pretty strenuous denouncement of what the russians have done now in eastern ukraine. they have been effectively occupying anyway. this is, in fact, a fresh and renewed invasion of a sovereign neighbor. he may not accept it. president putin may not accept it, that ukraine is an independent state, but the rest of the world does and, therefore, this is an illegal invasion. you'll hear president biden talk about the financial measures to try to squeeze the russians and make them pay a price for this intervention probably going short, though, of the mother of all sanctions, the phrase that has been used in washington in which they use the full arsenal of economic measures. i think they want to calibrate it so they have something left in

so maybe 2026 or beyond we'll see it back at levi stadium. that's it for now.ed day, fun filled night. raj, we'll see you in a bit. kickoff is 3:30 p.m., but we'll have an entire day of super bowl coverage. that's on top of our olympics coverage this sunday. >>> okay, tonight crews in southern california are battling a brush fire in the hills near laguna beach. that fire broke out around 4:00 this morning. they were fanned by gusty winds. evacuation orders have been lifted. at least 145 acres burned. now 20% containment, up from just 5% this afternoon. certainly a scary sight in southern california. let's bring in meteorologist rob maeda. rob, it's so warm here, too. we've got these record-breaking temperatures that it's a little ear i. because it feels like we could be in fire season. >> yeah, they've been saying that in southern california. and it could go down as raj was about to experience, as the warmest or hottest start to the super bowl we've ever seen. we were looking at temperatures in l.a. mid to upper 80s on sunday. back in the bay area we broke all

levi straus, the jean company.age. she quit her job because she said the ceo told her, look, you might become the next ceo if you stop talking about school closures. this is what she said. yesterday i was levi's brand president. i gift so i could be free. i turned down $1 million severance in exchange for my voice. she goes on to say until recently i have always felt encouraged to bring my full self to work including my political advocacy. that advocacy has always focused on kids. early on in the pandemic i publicly questioned whether schools had to be shut down. this didn't seem at all controversial to me. during the fall of 2021 during a dinner with the ceo i was told to become the next ceo of levis only thing standing in my way was me. all i had to do was stop talking about the school things? s what's your reaction walking away from a million dollars severance package and saying "i'm out." >> just jed i met ennez kanter freedom and because china upset with it now he is no longer with the nba. we all know what ch

on russia and the most consequential ever levied in history. that is why we took the measures we did. we did so because we can move in lockstep with our allies and partners and we think the spillover effects will be manageable. reporter: is the u.s. still making an intense effort for this? >> this being swift? all options are on the table and we are prepared to ratchet costs higher at a time and place of our choosing. president putin should take that seriously after today. [crosstalk] reporter: two questions. first, if you were to sanction vladimir putin, do you know where his money is? >> not going to comment on that. reporter: secondly, what is the message to russia on what it would take to throwback relief in the sanctions? >> the road to diplomacy is always open. diplomacy is never dead, but in the immediate aftermath of an invasion, that option is not available. right now we are imposing severe consequences on russia for its decisions. if there were to be a shift in russia's strategic choices that uphold core principles of respecting your

he was not at levi stadium, but it certainly felt like levi stadium with so many niners fans in attendance. this was technically a road game, but he was at a niners area in the parking lot at the time he was found at 4, 0, 9, this is about 39 minutes after kickoff. but he never made it into the ballpark. he was rushed to the hospital, according to the mayor of englewood. he says it was luna who was the aggressor and that this suspect was actually retaliating. he claims that according to the surveillance footage, they were in this niners area that all of a sudden he said that luna push the suspect. the suspect then i mean, excuse me. then luna turned his back. then the suspect pushed his back. luna then pivoted. now they're face to face, but it happened so quickly that the suspect then punched the luna in the face. luna fell backwards and hit his head on the concrete which might have caused that great bodily harm. then he was rushed to the hospital. and 5 days later, he's still in a coma. as far as this particular person there. still a lot of conflicting reports. he was adamant to me this m

some people have been calling for that for quite a while now, and others have levied some criticism that there is simply too much time that has passed to really have an effect. but i wonder what kind of pain do you think that will actually inflict now that it's happened? >> certainly it was part of the calculus that putin factored in when he took on this aggressive act that is just malevolent on every level. but i think the impact is going to be felt over the next few months. these are staged sanctions. as we continue to ratchet down, they are going to feel the pain. economically, this country needs the benefit of the microelectronics that come into the country. now that europe and the united states has cut that off, that's about 70% of the microelectronics they get come from those two entities. so over time it's going to have a profound effect. but meanwhile, it's having a profound effect on the people of ukraine, and seeing the photos that you just showed, it absolutely brings me to tears. i can't believe that this is happening in the 21st century. >> you talk about the people that are

ever levied in history. those who'd invested in russian stocks woke up to find themselves in the red earlier this week. but soon after, there was relief for rush and business. the indexes, as well as the rouble rushes currency recovered slightly, not all the way to the levels of last week, but they did bounce back. why? maybe? because the sanctions didn't live up to the expectations of those who wished russia economic hell. but i noticed something else. how will look at the following? this package includes financial sanctions that cut rush us access to the most important capital markets. and these sanctions will increase rush as boring costs, raise inflation, and gradually it won't rush us industrial base serious stuff, all the russian energy sector be like ah, because the big hitters gave up the idea of targeting the energy sector. otherwise, are they gonna warm themselves? if an immense share, a few resources comes from russia, misty far must ask yourself if you come to this exclusion, is this a trigger th

comes back with another team to levi's stadium, they'll give him a standing ovation. really special part here. >> the gm says and the head coach, kyle shanahan, says they want to keep jimmy in the loop as the process moves forward. tre lance, as you probably know, is the quarterback in waiting. nice job. cool to have jimmy g. the last couple years around here. >> right now at 6:00, on alert. the warning from firefighters and pg&e as strong winds whip through the bay area. >> definitely has the ability to send debris flying, for branches to break. and for trees to get knocked over. >> also, a shooting at a spa near lake merritt in oakland. what sources are telling us led up to this and the close call for someone working at the cafe next door. >> i'm in san jose where thousands are turning out to celebrate the lunar new year here in little saigon. check out the sights and sounds of the year of the tiger coming up. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aquirre. brace yourself for windy weather and potent

paul bacon says he's received a four—page statement from levi bellfield, which includes details of howaims to have carried out the attack in chillenden in kent. the chairman of tesco, john allan, has told the bbc "the worst is yet to come" on food prices for consumers. he also said it was "wrong" for the governor of the bank of england to call for pay restraint last week, as part of efforts to keep inflation under control. singing india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers, lata mangeshkar, dies aged 92. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week — we are on the hunt for the parrot pirates. you've missed a bit! how to spot when buildings go wrong. and the musicians taking on the streaming scrooge. here we go again! this week, lara is doing something unusual. she has left the city to join someone special on a walk. she is in the new forest national park with wildlife tv legend chris packham. what a beautiful scene. tell me about this area. well, we're in the new forest national park here, which is famous for various habitats, its valley moors, its

paul bacon says he's received a four—page statement from levi bellfield, which includes details of howaims to have carried out the attack in chillenden in kent. the chairman of tesco, john allan, has told the bbc "the worst is yet to come" on food prices for consumers. he also said it was "wrong" for the governor of the bank of england to call for pay restraint last week, as part of efforts to keep inflation under control. singing india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers, lata mangeshkar, dies aged 92. now on bbc news — it's the travel show. coming up this week: downhill for the double vaxxed. we are controlling every guest, so he needs to show his covid status, you need vaccination or valid healing from corona. up in the air with a guide dog. so relieved that she is ok and she has just been chewing the bone the whole flight. and grease is the word: why fans of the great british fry—up fear for its future. i think the secret ingredient is love, because you can't get this food anywhere in the world. hello and welcome to bethnal green in the heart of

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