it should be a new safe sport, not the old safe sport. >> reporter: safe sport's ceo, jarise colon, initiallyeed to an on-camera interview with ultimately declined to speak with us. safe sport's spokesman responded to a series of questions via email and phone calls, defending the organization's track record, touting hundreds of sanctions imposed to date, and saying the center is, quote, motivated to earn the trust of athletes and their advocates. it is a first of its kind organization in the world, and it's four years in taking on a massive challenge. there are growing pains but the fact of the matter is it's an incredible success story." >> safesport doesn't have my confidence and trust right now. but it can if it shows results. i think the jury's still out. >> 16-year-old tae kwon do competitex competitor comes to you and says, something happened, can i trust safesport with my story? what do you tell her? >> i would recommend getting a lawyer and filing a police report. >> reporter: heidi did hire a lawyer and sued lopez and usa tae kwon do, along with several other women, in 2018. she now

is she safe? she conversations that you're having now. is she safe?e having now. is she safe? she is in kyiv. she is around _ now. is she safe? she is in kyiv. she is around kyiv, _ now. is she safe? she is in kyiv. she is around kyiv, so _ now. is she safe? she is in kyiv. she is around kyiv, so i - now. is she safe? she is in kyiv. she is around kyiv, so i can't - she is around kyiv, so i can't really say if she is safe or not. i was trying to get them out of kyiv and trying to get into the west, but unfortunately, that wasn't possible. my unfortunately, that wasn't possible. my mother decided to leave the centre of kyiv. it was just too scary to go and we don't know if there is petrol. so, relatively safe. they are not in the centre of the city. they are not in the region where you can hear a lot of explosions. they can hear explosions very remotely, so i'd like to say they are safe, but i cannot be sure. i know you've been at a demonstration in london to show support for what's happening in ukraine. we see these kinds of showings of support across

but i do feel safe. >> i feel safe walking the street. here, i think safe yeah. >> currently yeah wipe my friends people who make me feel safe so as long as i'm not alone i feel safe. in new york city i do feel very safe. but i might not have the right perspective because i wasn't here when it was really bad in new york. >> when it was really bad. wait just a minute just so we are clear and inspite of the cold hard facts on your screen look at the numbers overall cream transit crime shootings incidents, they feel like it is okay. i learn today that all of this has been accepted. some of as if being normalized. i left that part beyond sun frankly i didn't expect those responses. but i wasn't only one. the former cops who were there to give me protection that day were left speechless. one even said this is why he retired. especially when he heard this. >> like i said man [bleep] happens people try -- cops are sometimes deserve it. but i understand they're trying to protect as best they can but to an extent all cops are after like -- [bleep]

~ , ,., safe way.bours chimney blew off during the storm and came crashing in to her house. so ijust had literally walked out, took the dogs out and then walked back through the kitchen and had just sat down and then, all of a sudden, just heard this enormous crash. and, yeah, i think what had happened, the neighbor's cowl had come off and flown up to my son's bedroom, and then the wind had probably taken the chimney stack after that, and thatjust tumbled. we're just looking at some of the pictures of the damage. nobody was hurt? they weren't. no, we were all incredibly lucky, both my son upstairs and my partner and i down here, just the dogs. yeah, really lucky that it wasn't more serious. yeah, because just looking at those pictures, somebody could have been quite seriously injured. yeah, i wasn't actually working yesterday, but could have been and sitting right there underneath it when it happened so, yeah, we're all feeling very lucky and just waiting for kind of insurance to get in touch, and that

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be safe and our families will be safe. ., ., , . ., , be safe and our families will be safe. ., ., , for now, the musicians play on- even the _ safe. for now, the musicians play on. even the school— safe. for now, the musicians play on. even the school trips - safe. for now, the musicians play on. even the school trips haven'tl on. even the school trips haven't stopped, as ukrainians still continue quite believe the worst predictions. president putin has long made it clear that he considers ukraine and russia as one people, linked by history. his desire to keep ukraine within russia's sphere of influence is threatened in part by ukraine's desire to be part of the nato, a defence alliance of countries in western europe and america. since the end of the cold war, countries have applied to join nato, expanding the organisation and pushing it eastward. ukraine has long wanted to join nato. but is russia now preparing large scale military action to ensure ukraine will never be able to join the alliance? the west fears so. what is the view from the kremlin? here is steve rosenburg. western

we are all safe. thank _ that all of your very safe. we are all safe.thank you very - that all of your very safe. we are all safe. thank you very much. . that all of your very safe. we are i all safe. thank you very much. nice to talk to you. _ all safe. thank you very much. nice to talk to you, gail— all safe. thank you very much. nice to talk to you, gail pucknell in surrey. the prime minister has warned that any russian invasion of ukraine would see the destruction of a democratic state. speaking this afternoon at the annual munich security conference, borisjohnson said nato and its allies were united at "a moment of extreme danger". they could not allow themselves to be blackmailed by russia. ukraine says it is concerned by the worsening situation in the conflict zone on its eastern border and the country's president, volodymyr zelensky, has said ukraine is determined to protect itself from russia, with or without support from its partners. it comes as russia has today claimed shells have been fired into its territory. 0ur chief international corres

so think we're in a world where if you're not safe you've either made the choice not to be safe or if you're immunosuppressed. you can do things that take things relatively safe for you. dr. bob walker always great talking with you and getting your take on things. appreciate it. thank you. take care. all right coming up next we're going to talk to the san francisco standard about an amazon delivery hub that is being proposed in the partnership with the brand new san francisco standard part of building a better bay area is highlighting those who are working toward the same mission we have here at abc 7 the standards deep and insightful reporting on the city does just that and today we're talking about payment between mayor london breed's office and amazon to begin negotiating the terms for a proposed delivery hub. it's expected to face stiff opposition from labor unions and neighborhood groups. so joining us now to talk about the agreement and what it means for the city is san francisco standard editor in chief jonathan weber jonathan good to have you here. thank you. kristin. nice to

pull people out of safe houses and move them to a safe haven country that we've set up apartments forr and work visas so they have the ability to get on with their lives and start having control over their futures again. >> carley: god bless you for doing it. >> motivation for this is simple. you when kabul was falling and the 12 of us that were part of save our allies that were on the ground in afghanistan, when we were loading people on to planes, when you saw the desperation, when you were looking into a sea of humanity and everyone desperately wanted to get on the airstrip to possibly live and have the chance to live the kind of lives they had for 20 years with america there, you can't turn your back on that. you can't look at these people and think it is acceptable for me to just say, we tried. well, the war is over. they believed in us, they bled for us and we need to make it right. >> carley: nick, you wrote a "washington post" op ed and say suburban dads like me shouldn't be doing this by ourselves. what kind of support do you need from washington? >> any support would be huge

and, searching for a safe haven.oland says at least 200,000 people seeking refuge have now crossed from ukraine. it's 9:00 in the morning in singapore and 3:00am in the ukranian capital, kyiv where residents are trying to get some sleep after a day of fast moving developments in the conflict with russia. it's now thought peace talks may take place later on monday after they were agreed, and then delayed. vladimir putin says he's put his nuclear forces on alert, and the european union has announced groundbreaking sanctions, including the sending of arms to ukraine. we'll have more on all of that in newsday, but we start with this report from our correspondent nick beake in kyiv. explosions. there wasn't much talk of peace on the streets of ukraine's second city today. instead, kharkiv gave us a grim warning of more to come if this conflict doesn't stop. explosions. earlier, locals in kharkiv had opened their windows to see russian trucks rolling in. other vehicles in the sights of the ukraine military did not get far.

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there were 32 safes, but the agents knew which safes contained the most important documents. broke into these enormous safes, and started to get into the depth, the first images of the description in persian, which we read in real time, we understand we have what we wanted. we are on the iranian military nuclear plant. this is one of the documents stolen by mossad. the document is very clear. it has iranian bureaucratic system, and is labelled completely secret. there is two suggestions in this document, one suggest that one part of the activity should be completely secret and hidden, and others should be normal. in other parts of the document, there is a suggestion that they should make those secret parts of the activities completely mobile, so in this way, they might be able to keep it away from spying eyes. israel's acquisition of the nuclear weapons cache in iran is one of the most extraordinary intelligence successes of modern times, and it provided very real and clear evidence that iran was retaining the capability to acquire a nuclear weapon. the iranian leadership alw

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it landed safely in an alternative location. they looked at it to determine whether it could be fixed and to continue to be used in the operation and it was determined it was not possible so they ordered it detonated and destroyed. >> in addition to people involved with their other material that could be useful? >> without getting into the details bob i think you know it's common practice when you conduct a raid of this type to try to collect information and material that might help us in the continued operation and end isis and that's as far as i will go. it's common practice for us to try to examine whether there is usable material that can help us in future operations. carla. >> things john for doing this. i have three questions to clear up some things. those who are saved are not in u.s. custody where are they? where they left at the scene and can you clarify that and number two you said the hostels that were coming up and is it safe to assume these hostile act jars had weapons and they were engaged with an airstrike and the

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and it is not safe here, and we need to go to another city where it is safe and stay there until we can come back home. and once it's okay, you're always always you are we always you. so everything will be fine. and what did i say? so 1st of all, a said like when we'll have breakfast a journey, but of course it's not some kind of journey when you go with the kids and they're very excited was some kind of journey. and they say when and they asked several times when we'll be back. but we don't have an answer to that. fortunately yet. ok . as you say, this is uncharted territory for everyone. you just making it as you go along. now you are safe. hopefully i'm have you started to think about what comes next or is it just? well, we'll see if we wake up tomorrow. well, so there are lots of things to be done before tomorrow. and of course, we have 3 options that are constantly in my mind, and the 1st one is to go back to how does we provided that my kids? i stay here and i'm state. secondly, considering lean to another country and protect in our cell from this mass until it is over. or the 3rd

people need to come the rights way and our nation needs to be kept safe.ns and government leaders have responsibility to protect our sovereign nation and our people. >> todd: shukri abdirahman, you are the american dream. best of luck in your campaign. carley, over to you. >> carley: jeff zucker out at cnn, and hearing from reliable sources staffers want to see others hit the door. joe concha is next and tom brady's retirement shaken the football world, how tampa bay buccaneers fan respond to this? pete hegseth having breakfast with friends in tamp to to find out. great stuff. ♪ ♪ for your most brilliant smile, crest has you covered. [girls laugh] -nice smile, brad. -nice! thanks? crest 3d white. 100% stain removal. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. >> carley: welcome back, the ladies of "the view" silent on the drama surrounding whoopi goldberg, but had plenty to say about supreme court judge gorsuch. >> you saw the news, whoopi goldberg will be back in two weeks. supreme court judge gorsuch is hanging out with the who's who, when he speaks for f

where it is more safe. but basically we know that there is no safe place now. anywhere in ukraine.-- >> do you think that your best option is to still get out on the road and try to get last, try to get potentially across the border nation? >> well, you never know. i think we decided to stay in one place because we're all together. but still, from the yesterday morning till now, almost everybody left from the building. so it's almost around 100 people here. since we've heard that the troops -- the military troops of russia, are moving towards kyiv. we started to hear the explosions. started to hear gunfire. we watch the news, so, again, the third or second row of panic happened again. people tried to move out. i don't think there is a safe place to stay or to go. we do not know. but people, as you said before, people are getting guns to protect the city. not in just kyiv, but every city and ukraine. when we are asking everyone to help us. and saying to the world, please help us! don't be silent! this is our message. we do want to fight. we never wanted a war. a good unhappy country

. >> this vaccine is safe and effective. >> vaccination is a safe and effective. >> safe and effectiveovid-19 vaccines. >> jesse: so that's true but that is not the entire story. publicly they were pushing vaccines and shaming you if you spoke out against them. but behind closed doors, they had a lot more concern. listen. >> we found out later that there were rare events. it was too rare to have popped up in a 30-thousand person trial so there was no reason to know about them then they ultimately emerged once they got millions and millions of people getting injected. as why said the vaccines were safe and appropriate it would have been appropriate to say based upon a study rigorously done of 30,000 people that doesn't rule out the possibility there might be really rare side effects that could in fact be significant. >> jesse: that was the head of the national institutes of health. could be significant. you forced 200 million people to get vaxxed while burying the possible side effects? that would be like my gill forgetting to say you may get drowsy after taking it that kind of informat

anna holligan in the hague, keep safe, thank you very i hague, keep safe, thank you very much.er in brussels. tt correspondent jessica parker in brussels. , ., ., brussels. it is in the north and west of the — brussels. it is in the north and west of the country _ brussels. it is in the north and west of the country where - brussels. it is in the north and west of the country where the | brussels. it is in the north and - west of the country where the most severe weather warnings are in place. gusts of up to 140 miles an hour as storm eunice comes in across the north sea. there are warnings of possible damage, travel disruption as well. some public transport has already closed and in parts of the country where the weather is not expected to be as bad, lower speed limits have been set for trains. there have been school closures. the university of antwerp suspended lectures and lessons as of lunchtime on friday and in brussels, the winds are already picking up, and they have closed parks in the city. this is a storm notice that due to winds faster than 80 kilometres an hour, the

. >> their job is to keep tenderloin streets safe. tuesday around 3:50 pm, one of the urban alchemy streets ambassadors was shot while parking outside of the homeless safe sleeping center across from city hall. >> is terrible. i was over there on the plaza and i heard it, a few shots. >> he has lived in the tenderloin for 12 years. so, we asked him, do you feel safe? >> it's tenderloin. nobody feels safe in tenderloin, especially this time. drug dealers, you know. people having guns. everybody has a knife. >> the urban alchemy ambassadors were not allowed to speak on camera, but could be seen walking down the sides in small groups. "these streets are not safe. the community knows that. we hear from the community all the time how much they respect that urban alchemy staff are trying to create positive transformation and safe spaces, while often in potentially dangerous situations." residents are pleading for police to increase protection. >> tired of the violence, the intimidation. i'm tired of the, you know, free-for-all with the drug

do you feel safe now?eporter: and jill and alex from raleigh, north carolina were due to fly out with their little girl just days old on thursday when they heard the airport had been bombed. >> definitely the scariest day of my life. absolutely. just trying to make sure that she got to safety and that we got to safety. >> reporter: fighting aged men told they can't leave. but some are rushing to get back into ukraine like these brothers in their 50s. going back to fight along with this former corporal in the ukrainian army. do you think ukraine can win this fight? >> i think so. i am dying for my country. >> reporter: but so many more tonight are trying to leave ukraine. the united nations estimating there could be 5 million refugees. >> thank you to kelly cobiella for that. we'll be right back with more breaking news coverage. right b breaking news coverage >>> although russia's army is far bigger than ukraine's, citizens are taking up arms to save their country's independence. even the ukrainian parliame

i asked, you know, with these two things, you have safe injection sites and then safe smoking kits.do you say to people that wonder if the biden administration is somehow encouraging illegal drug use? jen psaki's answer says this is a serious matter. you have overdose deaths becoming a real problem in this country and it's not something that should be played -- should be used as a political football and pushed for a bipartisan track to move forward to address the point crisis. >> martha: interesting. a lots of mixed studies on whether or not safe injection sites help to achieve the goals. so it would be interesting to know how they're evaluating it and whether or not it's a good use of taxpayer dollars and whether it does help the common good to carry out these kinds of programs before they start rolling them out. we'll see how it goes. jacqui, thanks very much. great to have you with us. >> thanks. >> martha: did you see this today? this caught my eye. the hamburglar. this guy snatched up a dozen steaks at trader joe's and walked past the security guard leaving the employee say i s

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so, relatively safe. city. region where you can hear a lot of explosions. they can hear explosions very remotely, so i'd like to say they are safe, but i cannot be sure. hundreds of thousands of people have been trying to escape the ukraine conflict in the past few days. the vast majority of those who've left so far are women and children. our special correspondent, fergal keane, has sent us this report from the city of lviv, in the west of ukraine, near the polish border. choir sings. there are many leaving. but across the city of lviv this morning, the voices and prayers of those for whom this place is home, a home they will not abandon. the church of saints peter and paul was damaged in world war ii, shut down by the soviets, and is now a garrison church for ukraine's army. these are the faces of the dead of the eight years of war with russia... ..and of some of their children. we don't have fear because it's our home. lviv is our home. russia are coming to our home. if russia goes to your house, what

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they landed safely. again, it was a drivetrain issue that rendered that helicopter unusable for the rest of the operation. so obviously it was destroyed, but the crew are safe and sound. somebody from afp? >> hello. sorry. sorry. can you tell us how many helicopters and how many u.s. troops were involved? >> sylvie, i'm not going to answer that question, actually. back when i opened up the press conference i told you there's going to be some detail we can't provide because we want to preserve our ability to continue to conduct these sorts of operations. what i would tell you is that we had exactly the force levels and exactly the resources we needed to conduct this operation, and i'll leave it at that. tara? >> thanks, john. following up on bob's question, can you confirm whether any sort of intelligence was taken from the compound, any computer drives or cell phones? and then secondly, to follow up on louie's question, the decisions that were made in this raid, do they incorporate any lessons learned fr

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they say it is safe elsewhere. well, everyone else has taken measures to protect aviation, but we did not until the last minute, and it is a temporary agreement and something has to be worked out long term in the next six months as they deploy more of these towers. there has to be some restriction an agreement because we cannot have conflicting industries. having a dropped call is way less serious than having a dropped airplane out of the sky. thank you, mr. chairman. chair larsen: thank you the chair represent -- recognizes the representative from missouri. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, member graves, for having this hearing, and i also want to thank witness is on both panels for being here. it is no secret our nation continues to grapple with one crisis after the next. thankfully, we are here to talk about one crisis that was narrowly averted, at least for the time being. i want to commend the aviation and telecom industries for their collaborative efforts to ensure that aviation safety and 5g deployment

but we need to do whatever we need to do to keep our city safe. we need to do whatever we need to do to keep our city safe because these things just don't happen. they don't happen without the support of the mayor. they don't happen without the staffing. you've got to have the people to do the job. we've thankfully been in a position where at least we have the overtime funding to sure up some of our losses, some of our retirements, some dealing with this covid, are this latest surge that has had a lot of officers off work. >> chief scott, some a.a.p.i. victims of violence say they're not getting what they need when it comes to victim services after the crime is committed. can you comment on what the city is doing to support victims through the prosecution of their cases? >> police chief scott: yes. so the question was victim services and sarah talked a lot about what her organization does to support victims from the public entities. in 2020, you all may remember that we had initiatives by the mayor and those officers, that is their sole role is to

>> we have a responsibility to make sure our students are safe, that our kids are safe.nd we are spending a lot of -- they are spending a lot of their days in schools. we want that environment to be as safe as possible for them. so we want to proceed very carefully in making decisions that would reduce their level of protection. so i think the decision is very prudent, to wait and see where we are in a couple of weeks. what people do what the super bowl is not necessarily -- should not be the bellwether necessarily for how we behave. kristen: in many ways, i do ask you, looking at the super bowl, do either one of you expect an outbreak associated with that, whether it's the game or the parties people are having? >> i really don't think that we will see a surge from it, but what you may see as individual transmissions that might be small, because it's not really the super bowl itself necessarily, although a lot of people were shouting and screaming. and i did see a lot of videos. kristen: bars, parties. >> but yeah, it is the pre and post. if you are not going to wear the

do you think it is safe to unmask right now? >> i think it is pretty safe. you know, these are judgment calls and different people will call it differently. i think the state has a reasonable approach. i think this is as good a time as any. i can certainly understand santa clara at the point where it wants to to be lower, which it will be by next week. it's not the end of the world. and so, i think that you -- the way public health is practiced in california, is that it is a county level function. i think you have to defer to the county health officers with greater knowledge of local epidemiology and let him or her make the call. >> i think we have all learned a lot about our local public health department through this, more than we ever expected, maybe. last week, california unveiled the smarter plan, treating covid-19 as pandemic. what do you think about the shift in public policy moving away from mandates and toward this strategy, and larger prevention model? >> i think it makes perfect sense at this point in time. now, if we have another -- understand if

of you with our shared goals of transportation safely together. inc. you. >> we moved to the director of department of education you are recognized for five minutes. >> good morning and thank you for the opportunity to speak to the important topic of automated transportation it is my honor to testify of transportation officials and the department of transportation my main messages to share the critical importance that connected and automated vehicles or cav would have equity and sustainability of the transportation system. and they are absently dedicated to have the safe deployment of a connected automated and cooperative ecosystem for benefits to extend through all states. one of the key reasons they are so interested in cav is to improve roadway safety we know the first nine months that was deadly on the nations row 31700 people died and in iowa alone we lost 354 people last year this is entirely unacceptable and the lives lost the us dot announced a safety strategy that has actions for safety roads in vehicles. holding tremendous potential for

it's very safe here. i think. i don't know whether it really is, but at least it feel safe here. after the russian attacks began, many people fled the city, but some are refusing to leave. for the key of his being protect it though i come down here to wait until it's safe to go out. i have no other plans. i trust our army and i trust that it will end. well. i have no desire to leave keith or you crane about it's a particular irony that the 1st time the shelters are being used is under an attack, ordered from moscow. the former soviet capital that once ordered this underground network to be built. when russia and ukraine were part of the same country, well, in a major shift in foreign policy, germany has agreed to support ukraine with weapons as it resists russia's invading forces. berlin backtracked on a long running ban on weapons exports to war zones, and says it will now send empty tank. weapons and missiles policy shift brings germany into line with other western allies supplying arms to ukraine. the decision came after chancellor, olaf shows met leaders from poland and lithu

any downed wire, call 911, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. there's this feeling we chase... and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. not be until tomorrow, but super bowl events have football fans celebrating all weekend long in l a. while there are no known threats to safety in the run up. to the game efforts to keep crowds secure, unlike what many security experts and say they've seen foxes, actually, soriano got to ride along with customs and border protection workers to see their multifaceted approach to safety for the big game. we should be overhead seconds, not minutes. spotting suspicious activity is second nature to see bps erin marine operations team. cbp is most known for dealing with illegal immigration and drugs, but agents also help with large security events lik

stay safe.eep us posted as you see and hear more things. >> let's go now to the state department with cnn's kylie atwood. what is the latest from state officials, kylie? >> reporter: we are learning there are no more u.s. diplomats on the ground in ukraine. you'll remember there were only a small number of diplomats that remained in the country at all aftermost of them have been ordered to leave once the u.s. embassy in kyiv had closed. they have been subtling back, spending their nights in poland. last night was the last night they spent in poland. they will not be going back to ukraine, according to an official familiar with the situation. this comes of course as this russian assault has begun on ukraine. we are watching for president biden's remarks that will come sometime midday. late last night, secretary of defense lloyd austin, secretary of state tony blinken spoke with the nato secretary-general. they spoke about condemning, together, what they called this unjustified, premeditated attac

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this is the core, you have to feel safe and your children have to feel safe and others.ook at technology in a way to innovate, but not to innovate, innovate a better customer service. you know, unfortunately in federal government, the government gets so big, it's difficult. right? i envy your ability to make other decisions and make things happen faster. i've been trying to innovate the va. you would think that would be the least political or controversial. uber will let you get a driver, you rate the driver, the driver can rate you, he gets his documents right there and then i sit around and i see veterans who are dying because they're trying to call on the phone and the call center doesn't work. but if we brought technology and lots of times in government you think you have to build a whole new software system and start taking things off the shelf, but what would happen there, is data is king. if somebody has their own personal ability to make an appointment, to get a permit, things are faster and also, what covid had done for people to personally do zoom and others, y