they have different lars, though than now they can only wait until their feet will be on solid ground again. volunteers are also working on the german polish border to take care refugees and collect aid for ukraine. transport vehicles had east to ukraine every day, and people are showing a tremendous willingness to help mike frederick tries to keep track, now youthful. so here a food and hygiene items are closed outside. the office of his nursing service in frankfort. odor on the polish border looks like the warehouse of a general store. a bag full of baby food has just been handed in donations for the people of ukraine. cardboard boxes are piling up, and friends everywhere are helping to pack. he and his partner started an appeal for donations immediately after the russian invasion of ukraine. the aim to bring the items across poland to the ukrainian border in a convoy this allan year, not period products for women and lots of diapers for the children. the response for children was really huge because children also suffered the most in war. bobo price, bocce speaks from her own exper

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thank you, lars.. ( laughter ) meanwhile, a bizarre-looking bat that was thought to be a lost species has been rediscovered. seems unfair to call the bat "bizarre looking" in the headline. how bad could it--- holy big face! look at that...chin? the hill's horseshoe bat hasn't been seen in four decades. one researcher said "the facial features were exaggerated to the point of comical." their findings will be published in "the new england journal of hurting animals' feelings." ( laughter ) meanwhile, scientists have used an algorithm to figure out what pigs are saying. after studying recordings of more than 7,000 grunts they say they can match each sound to emotions such as being happy, excited, scared or stressed. so pigs are capable of real, complex emotions. well, it's nice to know my bacon understands how happy it's making me. meanwhile, a woman on a norwegian cruise had a rough day when she hopped in the ol' waterslide and didn't quite make it. enjoy being cooked in the habitrail of death. only thi

well, lars lonback is the chief of mission for the international mission for migration in moldova and he joins me now live from there. talk to us a little bit about at this stage of the conflict those refugees who are making it to moldova. they're not part of the first wave. they're maybe people who had no choice but to leave and no contacts within moldova. what's it been like just in the last few days for you? >> well, in the last couple of days we've seen refugees pouring in to this very small country. you have to imagine that this little country, 2.8 million inhabitants in moldova, europe's poorest country, is more or less surrounded by a giant, a country of 44 million that is in this enormous conflict and therefore naturally a small country like moldova is under a very strong pressure. about half a million refugees have entered and are moving on to romania but still a sizable 100,000 are still here in moldova, mainly being sheltered and being welcomed by the moldovan population here in their homes. also the people who are coming across the border are leaving their menfolk behind w

s, andere y, i was like, he lar ars id something tos packers d ns heiring from music and came without a new album and then another one? i feel like now we're going to be so skeptical anytime we hear that. >> and brady is basically the jay-z of football. >> ah, i see. >> what's he got, seven super bowls? probably going to win. you know, at least he did it now before the nfl draft, early in the offseason. so tampa is now one of the super bowl favorites. and we'll get to his decision and speculate as to how he came to that decision later in the show. >>> but first we begin with bold resistance in ukraine. ordinary citizens taking a stand up to the russian tanks. >> hundreds of protesters in the occupied city of kherson rallied against the presence of russian forces as they chanted and marched past the armored vehicles carrying a giant ukrainian flag, undeterred even as soldiers fired into the air. >> as russia continues to attack civilians and military targets, putin is looking to china for help. white house national security adviser jake sullivan meets today with his chinese counterpart

still lar in nature to what is currently being built at the walnut creek bart station that is 825 units in the 11-acre space. patrick fitzpatrick lives across the street and wonder what is the effect will be on ridership. >> you have two big bart parking lots for bart, cannibalizing and taking that parking space means that how do people get to bart in the first place? >> reporter: but the intention is to create housing, and kennedy thinks it will actually make it easier for local officials to do that. >> now that they're forced to make some of these decisions that perhaps their local politics couldn't support in the past years. >> reporter: in lafayette, john ramos, kpix 5. yao clanging the zoning is you the first step in the process and bart says the lafayette site probably won't be developed before the year 2030. >>> new at 6:00, taking a live look across the bay area, from the effect0s of the pandemic to the region's housing crises, this evening a new survey finds many residents are in a grumpy mood. according to a new bay area council poll, a record 64% of people say the bay area is

well, lar, you know, i have a project, if i live, you know, without a lump in my throat, because we saw right? you, what, we are praying for you with the whole world, the whole institutes and the whole region, the city on we pray for you. everything will be ok. he says, you know, i had what desire to go to the taiga alone, i die there this speaks of his love for himself in the first place, really, why go to the taiga because this is his homeland this is his family his he himself, by the way? he sang this concerto very well, that is, technically he did everything he had mastered all his life; his creative voice did not shine, as always, but as far as the technique of vocal breathing was concerned, he had the strength to sing. you know, at one time dima said this you can’t teach a phrase, you can learn it, moscow is wonderful, but in moscow there are also many very diverse singers, but sometimes ours are no worse, and such pride. we are good, we are great, our theater has a place to be in this life. in general, i love our theater. i was born here as a singer. you see, in march 2022 at the

join me as i take on the lars. this man with the misconceptions and debate, the contradictions. do we have a real democracy here in the united states? it's not a political forwarding. it's a radical insurgency, mark lamarr hill, and it's hard to get up front right here on out 0. ah, for god's sake. this man could not remain o u. s. president joe biden ends his trip to europe with some tough tube directed at russia's lead of vladimir putin. ah, i why money inside this is out? is there a lie from doha also coming up? strikes in the west. the ukrainian city of live is on the edge off to russian rockets target fuel depos, secretary of state antony blinkin says the us will work together with israel to prevent iran developing a nuclear weapon on the stage is.

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they have different lars low than now. they can only wait until their feet will be on solid ground again. let's hear some say the children's at head of news. who's i in romania. he's in the city of sera to which is on the border with ukraine, dance to it. welcome to d. w. perhaps we can start with you describing the situation there at the border in. well, what we've seen on the border in romania, on the border with ukraine in recent days is just a steady stream of refugees coming across, you know, all day, all day long in the, in the bitter and the bitter cold. i think the temperature has got above freezing here for days and you know, as, as, as your piece decide it's, it's mostly women and young children coming across. they, when they arrive, they're feeling a real mixture of sheer exhaustion. more than anything, many of them have been on the road for days. i'm having floods unimaginable dangers behind them. but also there's relief finally being safe for the 1st time in a long time from any of them. and then many of them

we just have new crisis is to wallpaper over the lar jess and the printing of trillions and trillions of dollars that the the world has become a wash too much money and they're trying to assign the blame in 2019 in december, somebody asked me i did an interview and they wanted to know, i thought the most significant coming event would be in the coming decade. and i said, the u. s. dollar will lose its reserve status. i think that's on the cards now a lot sooner than anybody thinks. because what we have is an unprecedented food energy and scarcity crisis right now. and the problem with the group of, of, of countries now russia, iran, and china is the oil prices, which are already trading at $100.00. $16.00 right now in the us of pushed energy prices to the point of affordability for most americans, that price can be tripled or even higher. should iran decided to close the strait of hor moves, and this is also something that people need to look about. these unintended consequences, it could be a result of these sanctions because we started with the currency war and then we moved into a

massive protests over economic, enoch and equality in recent years. germany's health minister carl lar turbo, has warned that the pandemic is foreign fo, over with daily cases of coven 19 once again spiking country has seen an increase in daily cases for the past 10 days. according 250000 cases over the past 24 hours, one of ukraine's most valuable art collections is at risk of destruction. our next report is from the besieged city of hard cave, where workers are desperately trying to save thousands of priceless paintings. harkey, ukraine's 2nd biggest city i, centre of industry and culture in places now hardly recognizable amid the destruction, the hearty of art museum, still standing. it's windows and doors were shattered. when russian forces bombed a nearby target, the museums director found her office in ruins. florida he is, was russia, is a very civilized country. you know, right now it's the culture doing high culture yoke of them. when we see this is him, we understand how high that culture is to go now is to get as much of the collection as possible into storage. and many of t

and i really hope that we will all move in the same direction as we are lar, facilitate, amused by compare, met super flora wind energy assistance and for building new power transmission lines miss. yet my langon, we cannot get just wait long. we need to speed up. this is what we need to do with eagle going to open the internet. we also wanted to want to do more in international climate policy. each of our target is even as a ballpark t worked and sharing country of the g 7 with the to do more it and get farther climate law together. and one because puts vicious standards, we will, it of the long establish an approach in this respect and will not wait for the slowest stop. this will create a market that will reward climates protection activities with lighter aspect. the 2nd aspect i would like to be speak about and is the way out of the cup at 19 pogue america since germany 2 years ago. your gunners went into lockdown for the 1st time. we're going to school no other. the last topic has a camera. pricey said isn't as busiest as one, like. almost a 130000 people will have if i can pass it aw

we just have new crisis is to wallpaper over the lar jess and the printing of trillions and trillions of dollars that the the world has become a wash too much money and they're trying to assign the blame in 2019 in december, somebody asked me i did an interview and they wanted to know, i thought the most significant coming event would be in the coming decade. and i said, the u. s. dollar will lose its reserve status. i think that's on the cards now a lot sooner than anybody thinks. because what we have is an unprecedented food energy and scarcity crisis right now. and the problem with the group of, of, of countries now russia, iran, and china is the oil prices, which are already trading at $116.00 right now in the us of pushed energy prices to the point of affordability for most americans, that price can be tripled or even higher, should iran decide to close the strait of her ruse? and this is also something that people need to look about these unintended consequences. it could be a result of these sanctions because we started with the currency war and then we moved into a trade war s

join me as i take on the lars. dismantle the misconceptions and did me the contradiction. we have a real democracy here in the united states. recorded. it's a radical insurgency. all mark them on hill. and it's hard to get up front right here on out 0. ah, the fight her keep ukraine says it's pushing back. russian forces around the capitol. ah, where you're watching, al jazeera ly from door. how would make me fully back? people also coming back coming up on the war in ukraine. new escape roads are opened for ukrainians, but there's no way out for nearly a 100000 people trapped in mary a pull some of the millions leaving everything behind to escape. ukraine will hear their stories of desperation. and in other news, i'll sure bob gunmen, breach mogadishu fortified airport killing at least 6 people. thank you very much for joining us. vitale. cliffs go. the mare of keith says ukrainian fighters are winning battle was on the outskirts of the capital 4 weeks into the war. fisco says they've launch counter offensive against russian forces and are pushing them back. ukrainian tro

for adelaide and from melbourne, lars, you draw just around the east coast. still a few shells up towards the far north of queensland. there's that where to whether that windy weather that's going to make its way to new zealand over the next couple of days or something of a change coming in here for you. not too much of a change in the northern parts of japan. we have seen some snow recently across the far north of the country. still some snow flurries coming through here. avalanche risk, of course. really wet weather coming out to central parts of china over the next few days. it's there on sunday. it's there on monday. i think that could will lead to some localized flooding with some heavy downpours for shanghai. ah. with jealousy, grace, she just thinks with a glamour, it's part of our cold job to, to look our very best for a special occasion. and for that people who spend money, everything you see on the cut will they do it? here it is going to be longevity the job have to come in and turn things around the my, my jerry on our do there. ah ah, reminder th

join me as i take on the lars dismantled misconceptions and debate. the contradictions do we have a real democracy here in the united states. it's not a political florida, it's a radical insurgence. i'm mark lamond hill and it's time to get up front right here on out 0. we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the world. so no matter what you call hand out, you sarah, will bring you the news and current affairs that matter. tv, ah ah, i'm carry johnston in doha, the top stories on al jazeera, ukrainian president, brought the mans. lensky has spoken about times for possible peace deal with russia . he gave an interview to independent russian journalists. the kremlin has warned local media not to air it. meanwhile, ukrainians continue to suffer constant bombardment of towns and cities as dangerous robbie reports from the vive. o, on sunday, across ukraine. prayers for victory.

these are the lar, these are direct transfers of equipment from our department defense to the ukraine military, help them as they fight against this invasion. well, our white house correspondent can be how can, joins us live. we've just heard president biden speaking about president putin calling him a war criminal. what can you tell us? the u. s. president was asked to direct question about the characterization of the atrocities in ukraine and his response to that, how he would characterize the actions of the russian leader, the u. s. president. for the 1st time since the russian invasion of ukraine character rising vladimir putin as a war criminal. and of course to use that kind of labeling does have legal connotations under international law. and that has become the focus of quite a bit of questioning. as the white house press briefing is underway right now with white house press secretary gen saki. she was asked to respond to the president's comments. what has changed to, in terms of the state department investigation into potential war crimes committed by the russian leader as th

join me as i take on the lars. dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions. do we have a real democracy? here in the united states? the smuggler political 40? it's a rotor cool. insurgency are mark lamarr hill, and it's time to get up front right here on out 0. ah, ah, hello again. this is al jazeera, so as you may news, the saw ukraine's western city levine has been hit by russian missiles. officials say the strikes of significantly damaged said he infrastructure. the thief is just 70 kilometers from the polish border of the major hub for fleeing ukrainians. president followed him as zalinski has called on western leaders to help the ukrainian military to bolster its defences. his urging nato to deploy one percent of its aircraft, tanks and weaponry to ukraine. u. s. president joe, by the says, wash us when you praying has been a strategic failure. speaking in poland by true criticism from moscow. after he said, the russian president, vladimir putin channel, remain in power by the style on his way back to washington. after meetings with allies in europe on n

join me as i take on the lars dismantled the misconceptions and debate the contradictions of me working on who what else 0 lou ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera ukraine's president believes russia could be preparing for fresh attacks on the don bass region after being pushed back from the capital cave, they to has also said that russian units have been re deployed the fight in eastern ukraine. russian president vladimir putin once payment for gas in rubles from friday or contracts will be canceled in an attempt to boost the russian currency. the u. s. is releasing $1000000.00 barrels of oil from reserves every day for the next 6 months to try to lower soaring crude prices. and ukranian officials say hundreds of civilian vehicles have managed to leave lighting. paul, as the besieged city becomes a key battleground rushes, defense ministry says it will open a humanitarian corridor. mining fault is a preacher. on friday for the international committee of the red cross says it is ready to move people out of loophole. if safe passage can be guaranteed, bernard smith reports

thank you and chair out of lar for a wonderful conference and win our caucus comes together it's thellection of integrity and ideas and imagination to make the future benefit the american people. they came came together in this caucus under your leadership of mr. jeffries and mr. idol are and other leadership. we heard from them and we heard from members of your administration. we heard from grassroots activists. we heard actually they began mr. president b with a prayer ad it was a prayer to thank st. francis where there is despair we have hope and you have wrought usay hope. mr. cleaver's have their own imagination. they also bring us hope so thank you mr. cleaver for your prayer. again this was a remarkable few days because it was for the people but it was about ukraine. mike mcfaul and others here talked about ukraine and how what our responsibility is to those people. they are fighting for their country and they are fighting for democracy. it's an honor for us to receive you any day. on the one-year anniversary of the rescue package, the american rescue plan thank you forme join

we call it i lar are fighting exposures summaries by leveraging personnel locations, environmental monitoringlth assessment data. the department is conduct in a comprehensive exposure monitoring capability assessment aimed at improving individual area exposure monitoring and recordkeeping across thehe installation, training and deploying environments. enforcing the department remains committed to continually improving our understanding of exposures of concern in a tensile health effects in order to prevent and mitigate exposures and clinically assess treat and care for servicemembers and veterans. madam chairwoman that concludes my opening remarks and we stand ready to address your questions. >> thank you so much dr. rauch. are there innovative ways the department is working to do so? >> thank you for the question. i will start off so my colleagues can provide more detail. it primarily starts talking about the diploid infirmary that starts on site with preventive medicine teams that are collecting and bierman the data weathered the airborne data, soil data, water data and all of that data tha

>> translator: i started crawling right from birth and the shaw in my lars cloevical. hear shooting, not from weapons or rockets or something. and i cling to stairs and hide. i screaming one time. two minutes and three. i and i would be in socks. >> can't walk. >> can't walk. >> explosion. and these people take a off to his house. >> wrapped in blankets? >> and your mother during this? >> she died at the location and she was still alive when she bought the liar and she juz burned. >> and when doctors at hospital, i'm looking fo for police or find my father. >> you and your father, are you okay? >> father is. you understand. your wife is dead and you're looking to your son. i think [ inaudible ] >> and myself, i think i haven't realized everything to the full extent. >> what do you want the world to know about your mother? >> sorry. >> i'm sorry. excuse me. >> translator: my mother was a very beautiful woman. she was likes to be tidy and clean. and we supported her. but now it is very difficult without mom. >> she has a beautiful and brave son. and i'm so sorry you've g

join me as i take on the lars. dismantle the misconceptions and debris, the contradictions do we have a real democracy here in the united states? those who forwarded to rotor cool insurgency, mark lamarr hill, and its target get up front right here on out 0. running another movie, a partial credit i was done with one of them now is the new number for the best available department out of new someone opened up like de mahala taken hell was 750 dad. mr. ben hill, about a, a 7 am occupational pay $7.00. i know he's having a lot of the box put the rug even get, i mean, you know, but it does have been if you have bob dos out as any method i you help with 11 on edge the what the mistake he thought they somehow get number yeah a mac and we haven't had that done yet. one of them give it a. a shot getting, you know, i've been, i've been on campus about who sit down with a money on him because it's not the day young mackenzie teams that he saw. you kind of got a good nobel shuttle vouch. we know me if i left the had that shuttle out. what color stand up with the even fella comes up crime scene.

they have different lars, though, for now they can only wait until their feet will be on solid ground again. volunteers are also working on the german polish border to take care refugees and collect aid for ukraine. transport vehicles, head east to ukraine every day. and people are showing a tremendous willingness to help mike friedrich tries to keep track now youth for so here of food and hygiene items close to outside. the office of his nursing service in frankfort. odor on the polish border. looks like the warehouse of a general store. a bag full of baby food has just been handed in donations for the people of ukraine. cardboard boxes are piling up, and friends everywhere are helping to pack. he and his partner started an appeal for donations immediately after the russian invasion of ukraine. the aim to bring the items across poland to the ukrainian border. in a convoy this allan who you're not the period products for women and lots of diapers for the children. the response for children was really huge because children also suffer the most in war. baba price boated speaks from her

chief o'connor, in terms of investigative service [indiscernible] on page 21, captain lars ascalan, is this a new assignment, chief, relative to -- i don't want to say his name wrong. >> captain jose zalba, we moved him out into the wild, and ascalan is taking his place. >> commissioner nakajo: okay. that's great. okay. thank you very much, chief. on page 25, assistant captain ed chu, on the research and planning assignment office, in parentheses, line two, are you there, chief, with me? line two of the emswdo, and then line eight? so line two talks about advanced creating continuing general office, and it says prehiring 75% of open ambulances seven days in advance. i quite don't understand what that means. >> so traditionally, we've had people sign up for an overtime shift on the time they're working the following day, but we found out we could incentivize people signing up early, and we could find out where our shortfalls were and we could reward them for signing up early for the weekend. they were trying to incentivize the positions out there as quickly as possible, so they could mi

russian troops have largely lar stalled across the country, but the shelling rages on.erson for the kremlin says the war in ukraine is not a reason for the usage of a nuclear weapon. >>> one california canine had a rough day after heavy rain swept him down the l.a. river. fortunately after nearly two hours, rescue crews got the dog out of harm's way. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connect to tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news. >>> it's tuesday, march 29th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> i was expressing the moral outrage that i feel, and i make no apologies for it. >> no regrets. president biden defends his comments about russian president vladimir putin as negotiators return to the table today, seeking a peace deal. >>> deadly pileup. dozens of vehicles crash on a snowy interstate in pennsylvania. how drivers describe the terrifying experience. >>> unacceptable and inexcusable. will smith apologizes to chris rock after slapping him at the oscars. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. as the fighting ra

country how long has it been >> a long time we have just recently the first in decades a small mod lareactor company and hoping that it will be built whether it's one, two, three i can assure you they do not come close to the numbers we are going to need to ensure that nuclear contributing to the climate change challenges, to energy security epa geostrategic we need to unleash the second nuclear era and industries such as my country is locked and loaded and ready to go. >> you believe that nuclear power has an important role in the future of american energy and energy independence. but what does a night like last night do to the willingness of the american people of their representatives in state, local and federal government what does a night like last night do to the prospects of having more nuclear energy in this country i can't imagine it helps. >> i can tell you this next generation of reactors and current are the safest in the world. we have redundant multiple redundant safety systems we have huge reinforced concrete steel reinforcement domes. these systems, these reoactors are s

members' driver's licenses and tracking software to make sure that everyone's up to date, and primarily, larsssisting human resources for hosting possible candidates. we had 153 new service requests for the month of february, with 98 orders completed. we had 21 service calls to replace plumbing or minor service issue. we had a water heater replaced for item 19. we required estimates from d.p.w. for a new boiler for fire station 17, an electrical panel up-dade for station 26, a new roof for the b.o.e. headquarters, a new roof for station 26, a partial roof for station 43, replacement of dorm or several windows for fire station 19, and sealing the exterior and interior bricks of fire station 43. as discussed earlier, we had the monumental event of cutting the ribbon for fire station 35 after those delays. the rotary club donated socks to our community paramedicine program to handout to the needy. we had a great event with the san francisco rotary club which celebrated san francisco firefighters day, and that is my report for february 2022. >> president feinstein: great. thank you. let's start a

join me as i take on the lars, this man with the misconceptions and debate, the contradictions. do we have a real democracy here in the united states? there's not a political party that's a radical insurgency are mark lamond hill and it's hard to get up front. right here on out 0. ah hello. they will have a look at the weather across africa in a moment, but 1st in the middle east and a lot of that unsettled weather that's been lingering around the event has pushed off. further east was seen temperatures pick up in syria and lebanon, which is a few showers creeping across the north and into northern areas of iraq. now the wind is the story. when it comes to the middle east, we're seeing some fierce gusts blown down. the red sea and we've got a shamal that's going to pick up down the gulf knocking temperatures down in places like riyadh and dough her in the days. it's a come. now the wind is also the story when it comes to the north of africa. we've had wet and windy weather around morocco that is starting to clear on saturday was the temperatures pick up and places like rabbit an

michael dyson to the many others of our school lars. eight of our hbcu presidents will be there.black america and the families of ahmaud arbery and others who talk about criminal justice reform. and we will get our delegate's feedback as we try to have an action plan to deal with criminal justice reform, to deal with voting. a large part of this will be voting. at the women's luncheon, they will honor hillary clinton, as we fight for democracy in ukraine, we want to make sure we have democracy preserved in georgia, texas, florida. come to the national action network national convention april 6-9 to register. you must register at nationalactionnetwork.net. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next weekend at 5:00 p.m. eastern. the news continues at the top of the hour on msnbc. back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in

join me as i take on the lars . this man with the misconceptions and debate, the contradictions do we have a real democracy here in the united states. it's not a political wording. it's a radical insurgency, mark lamond hill, and it's time to get up front right here on out 0. lou. hello, i'm marianna demise in london with a quick look at the main stories now, ukraine's military intelligence chief is saying russia wants to carve his country into 2 because its failings take it out of the completely close burden of his promise to long campaign of guerrilla warfare in the eastern and southern regions that russia and its separatist allies control. meanwhile, russia has rejected reports that its advance is stalling russian forces. they've hit dozens of ukrainian military facilities and destroyed arms and fuel depos in the country. well, this is ukraine's president is asking his allies to supply him with more weapons. for the may zalinski is accused the western being intimidated by threats from moscow to lead back. it is p

but elsewhere she could see. lars he fine and dry all the way into central america. but of a change coming on as we go on it is saturday but will cloud is coming in a brisk wind across the gulf of mexico. you see that wet weather coming to southern mexico into the yucatan peninsula. let's follow that line of cloud and rain up across the southeast of the u. s. very heavy downpours through the florida panhandle. now the weather system, some snow, they're just coming across the central and southern plains. now these 2 systems were joined together. was we go on through sas day. it's very nasty weather come again with heavy snow all the way up into eastern parts of canada. oh, the weather sponsored by katara always ah, revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our fans on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera, ah. how are you? i'm ali inside. this is the news i live coming up in the next 60 minutes. rationale strikes in the ukrainian city of denise pro hit near a kindergarten killing, at least one person, airports and 2 western ukrainian cities are targeted as wa

you can say lars from metallica and drummers like that that are personalities and frankly could do greateat on camera. you saw him in the movie "studio 666," that's what's bugging me, there was so much for this guy to do on this earth creatively. and the joy that he brought to his fans. and it's -- it's going to be a tough one. >> hawkins' cause of death has not yet been released. we have reached out to his representatives for further comment. >> taylor hawkins was 50 years old. thanks to chloe melas for that report. >>> tomorrow, the white house is expected to release a new minimum income tax for those worth more than $100 million. it's part of president biden's proposal for the 2023 budget. >> this plan aims to ensure that wealthy americans pay a tax rate of at least 20% on their full income. here's cnn's arlette saenz with details. >> reporter: boris and christi, the white house on monday is set to unveil a new tax targeting the super rich in this country. as part of president biden's budget proposal for the next fiscal year. the white house is calling this the billionaire minimum inc

now kris and lar laura, you remember i met a bet with venture capitalist a year ago, still a huge fanbitcoin and claimed at the time that bitcoin was so terrific that you'd be able to spend bitcoin at places like starbucks, and i thought that was ridiculous, so i bet tim a nickel he was wrong. we gave the bet a four-year expiration date, and wouldn't you know, it starbucks started taking bitcoin, not here but in el salvador. you remember el salvador made bitcoin a legal tender which mean i lost my bet. didn't turn out the way i meant, but i was wrong, so i paid him his nickel. >> i am here to present you with your nickel. in. >> thank you very much, and i'm here to say that this is justifiably a nickel. >> well, i don't think i've seen that face on a nickel. this is a new nickel. >> i didn't even realize that. >> i haven't used nickels for a long time except to pay off bets. >> reporter: i am very glad we did a nickel. listen to that on sand hill road anywhere you get your podcasts. we'll talk more about bitcoin with tim as well. we did a nickel. originally, ladies, i bet him $1,000.

there across the bay area that we certainly could use a little break on wednesday, a slight chance on lar on thursday. and then on friday, we become partly cloudy skies. get ready for a better chance of rain for the first part of the weekend. >> thank you, lawrence. still had a day to dollar. does not go as far as it used to a economy and food servings. they're not as full either. the shock shoppers could soon expect. plus some bay area representation in the biggest basketball tournament in the world. how why can't is getting ready for some for the march madness live and you might want to head to head a little early after an upcoming story. the negative effect daylight saving time could have. >> on your health. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former

both the russian and ukrainian foreign ministers amid rising kshs about the safety of ukraine's nauk larssia is in charge of their largest power plant and yesterday the ukraine government said chernobyl has lost power. the iaea isn't seeing critical activity at the plant yet. we're going to break down russia's movement. clint watts, how much of these facilities around the country, we know one is in russian hands, are these russian targets? >> yeah. what's interesting, chuck, it's twofold. this is they are noble up here to the north. that's the one we're all worried about because the historical legacy of it. power going off there, it seems like there's very little risk of an actual nuclear meltdown, but we don't know, right? >> they lost data. they had data they were getting and don't have it. >> that's critical to understand what's going on. that's the second part of this, which is fear, there's one down here, this one here, part of that is siege warfare, militarily. you can control the power, turn things off and on. but separately it's what would they do with it? we know the russians us

. >> all right, lars, thank you. and ahead tonight, much more news.talk about the >> state of the union address by president biden and some security concerns will be security concerns will be right back. before calling the new mcplant a mcdonald's burger, we had to make sure of a few things. first, we needed to be sure it looked like one. then we had to make sure it would make you take a hard right... change your go-to order... inspire creativity... inspire a new jingle... ♪ ♪ and be good enough to steal. but most importantly, we had to make sure it tasted like a mcdonald's burger. the first mcdonald's burger with a plant-based patty. ♪ ba da ba ba bah ♪ now on the big announcement from the state of california in 2 weeks, masks will no longer be required in school for some, this is a moment of relief. but how did california teachers feel eat? toby boyd, the president of the california teachers association, joins us now live. >> so toby, mister boyd, if we get get your general reaction, i know this is a complicated issue and there's a lot of differing

and this horrible attack happened today of a television tower, this is the area of aby lar a horriblet tower if i remember correctly, is an old jewish cemetery, it's just horrible. i think putin will try to double bound, they, we will see probably more horrible things than we've seen already, i hate to say that. we have friends, it's tragic. i'm hopeful that the ukrainians will get the supplies in the arms they need to resist and that this negotiating track, which has been opened, which hasn't proceeded very far, will in fact provide an opportunity to find a way to try to begin to undo the damage and perhaps find some accommodation at a minimum as zelenskyy said, stop the bombardment and stop the killing of innocent ukrainians. >> and professor, your view of how traditional international pressure tactics work on countries that are more closed systems because as an authoritarian leader, vladimir putin does not have to deal with regular input unless things reach a much higher threshold for the breaking of his own power base? >> yeah, we're of course in a little uncharted territory here.

chief o'connor, in terms of investigative service [indiscernible] on page 21, captain lars ascalan, is this a new assignment, chief, relative to -- i don't want to say his name wrong. >> captain jose zalba, we moved him out into the wild, and ascalan is taking his place. >> commissioner nakajo: okay. that's great. okay. thank you very much, chief. on page 25, assistant captain ed chu, on the research and planning assignment office, in parentheses, line two, are you there, chief, with me? line two of the emswdo, and then line eight? so line two talks about advanced creating continuing general office, and it says prehiring 75% of open ambulances seven days in advance. i quite don't understand what that means. >> so traditionally, we've had people sign up for an overtime shift on the time they're working the following day, but we found out we could incentivize people signing up early, and we could find out where our shortfalls were and we could reward them for signing up early for the weekend. they were trying to incentivize the positions out there as quickly as possible, so they could mi

things like, but i'm advised you to one and 500 year flood. santa hannah was fought for thank very much. lar norman to have produced a stunning times. his li, come back against that poly sounds, alma. yes, you strike a, kill him back, a look to have won the tie for his team and back the scoring for p s t just before half time and madrid that put his team to up on aggregate. that after the great could in burnsy my, his a hot trick on approaching 3, i'll look to be heading into the call to final. yeah, the tie was little more than a formality for my just a city, the premier league leaders that took a 5 no lead from the 1st leg into the game against 14. this one. it's still and they'll know that game was city on their way into the last 8. so there's really no nic candy is the latest individual to show an official interest in buying chelsea, the teams russian, the owner romano, rome of it has put the club up for sale, dead line of march. the 15th has been set for interested parties to register their offers. team are getting ready to play in norwich and the premier week on thursday to have clarit

what they are, i don't think you get too badly beat up if this is a cyclical bull rally and the sect lar bull market what i'm trying to say is if you are buying the ark stocks now after the rally that you've seen, to me, you're taking on too much risk. now i will be honest and say i did not add to twilio, paypal or salesforce and in that regard i'm wrong, but i've added other stocks that have done very well so i can live with myself. >> i understand. >> this is not where you're supposed to buy right now. >> i don't think i was trying to initiate that kind of conversation i think, josh, it was more, like, if you want to look at what's emblematic of this move now that's the fact that ark is way back, meme stocks are raging and bitcoin's doing its thing. you get where i'm coming from. >> i 100% do ask yourself, do you think any of that is sustainabler were there too many people too bearish staying the party to the down side and did some of that pressure have to come off? robinhood's rally is remarkable, but only because of how low it got to this was a $10 stock very recently, but it was 70,