we realized that he was mark few. investigating patrick show, the french war correspondent was with max levin in donbas, they worked together and we decided together that i, as the head of the reporter investigation department, would work for free . we will work together on the investigation . the purpose of this investigation was to find out what max was doing in the last days before his disappearance, so we interviewed family friends to find out more about what he was doing as he covered the war then in the second stage we tried to get materials about the crimes so we decided to go despite some difficulties to the crime scene we met with several people in muschini, it was important for us to gather information about which russian soldiers were in this village . what were they doing when they came? when we arrived, we tried to establish a connection with a crime that was committed in the forest a few kilometers from the village. look at this photo taken in the forest when we for the first time, we tried to find max's

miraculously, he walked away with nothing more than a few burn marks and a pounding headache. >> look his arm. wow. >>> finally, to a bear care just for his hair. >> wait, what? a handler at the orphaned wildfire center was caught on camera brushing one of their resident brown bears. not just for good hygiene. they're collecting the fur for use in the making of teddy bears for christmas. >> look how cute that bear is. i want one. the toys will be auctioned off later this year. the proceeds go toward caring for bears in need. i can't get over this. it's like a dog. he's letting her brush him. >> i find it interesting that the hair's going to be used to make teddy bears? how does the bear feel about that? >> i think he's fine with it. he looks fine in the video. >> looks very calming and relaxed. some bear care to end the news. >> >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new thriller, "goodnight mommy," naomi watts. and award-winning talk show host, tamron hall. plus, a visitor from australia as we continue "live's record breaker week." all next on "live!" and now,

mark: emmanuel macron speaking a few moments ago at the united nations general assembly. watching that for us as ever, our correspondent, who joins us live from the united nations. i think it is clear to say, a clear call to action from macron . >> absolutely. he gave an impassion speech from t united nations podium, a speech in defense of democracy, in defense of diplomacy and multilateralism, and he strongly condemned pressure and called on all world powers to do so, saying if you don't, you will be on the wrong side of history. he also warned about contemporary imperialism, something that he said france rejects. his speech was very clear. he also warned that the war in ukraine could lead to other wars of annexation ahead. perhaps china's ambitions in taiwan. he said it is the new imperialism, this new world order trampling over current ones. mark: the referendums that vladimir putin in russia is planning, many people, i think, and we have heard this from moscow, from our correspondent there, view this as kind of a rubberstamping exercise. i'm wondering, could you give

mark tamayo joins us now with a look at things over the next few days, mark either. heather yes, a bit of unsettled forecast for us. in fact, the dodging a few raindrops here in court madeira just within the past few hours, so, yeah, we still have the possibility some showers for tonight and even a slight chance for tomorrow and then things will eventually warm on up as we head towards the weekend. a quick update on the course. the tropical activity and hurricane fiona's we check out the maps right now we're showing you the satellite. and there is that the circulation and that well defined eye indicating strengthening along this track right now, fiona with winds of 115 miles an hour could strengthen into a category four storm and moving just to the west of bermuda's will be watching that track over the next few days now for us our rainfall totals over the past of few days since sunday, the storm totals really adding up cloverdale. adding up in a few spots. i should say cloverdale over two inches of rainfall. saratoga over half an inch. same for danville, san francisco

this might be like sure dreaded rivals the jets a few years ago, mark sanchez and the butt fumble, but like you said, they won first place, so it's cool. they haven't lost a game. okay now to a pregame standoff that apparently maybe went a little too far. kansas city, the royals luke weaver and seattle's robby ray stood in place for the national anthem and stood and stood and then it became a battle and their teammates got involved, sending water towels, even a thorough gun for a massage finally gives up and the rays win, but both of them were ejected. the contest delayed the start of the game, and the empires were very annoyed, staring contest almost right, stand up. who i don't know. i hope it was organic getting ejected. don't know about that. yeah. and a shout out to natalie davis and callie rampant, huge shout out the two seniors at oklahoma's we woke up high school suited up to make sure their football team didn't have to forfeit again. the tigers the school there has about 200 kids. they were in danger of not having enough players. so yeah, the ladies natalie and callie, they st

in nature, nothing is lost, especially such a valuable building material as bison hair, a hoof mark, a few a cozy, well- protected bumblebee nest is ready. while the queen guards the eggs, working bumblebees collect nectar from flowering mountain meadows. a real paradise for insects and not only for insects. chiffchaff also draws here, like a magnet. they invent the most perverse methods of hunting, as if competing with each other in dexterity. high jump then swift slide down warblers attack insects from below, leaving them no chance. why wait until the intended victim sits on a flower, if you can grab it on the ice. late summer the best time of the year in the mountains is dominated by clear warm days far from every cloud herald of an approaching storm it seems that nature is gathering strength to resist the harsh winter. in summer it becomes clear that many of the largest caucasian glaciers are retreating, while at the same time many new ones are being formed. although much smaller dust and stone chips cover snow is a protective layer, it slows down the melting of glaciers. there are mor

in a few minutes. mark thank you. clean water crisis for more than 150,000 americans in mississippi after storms blew through after the break a live report, including why city officials say the problem came before the storm coming up at six o'clock. we'll show you what is being launched in san francisco to help prop 27 isn't a solution to homelessness. 90% of the money goes to out-of-state corporations. the homeless get very little. vote no on 27. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. homeless californians need real solutions, not false promises. prop 27 gives 90% of the money to out-of-state corporations, not the home

san jose, denver, san francisco also seeing records fall with temps climbing up into the century mark in a few of the month of september, all have exceeded 100 degrees. so wide reaching impacts. anytime that you have the long duration heat impacts, certainly zaps the moisture. and so the fire weather is heightened. and of the 65 large active fires, a couple around the southern u.s., speaks to just how extensive the heat has been across parts of the west. and continues for a couple more days here in sacramento, climbing up to 112 degrees and running 20 plus degrees above seasonal averages but finally saturday, sunday, monday we come back down to reality across the region. before we get there, as many as 100 more records possible across the western united states. so historic heatwave continues for at least a few more days before some relief eventually comes thispedram, thank you so . >>> later today we'll learn what iphone's new phone can do and what it will cost. and the future of vaccines in america. r. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams arare ours too. and ouour financial planning

that they have this lingering motivation to extra meet any proof of their claims while this mark was doing just a few short months, says won't, won't marcus won the election and movie has been released depicting to families retailing of the 1986 uprising that ousted a mark, a senior, and books have been labeled as subversive sites together with the proliferation of this information online. so it says that make his work more urgent than ever. goldman commands barnett below al jazeera manila man has set himself on fire and the japanese prime minister's office in take him, it was an apparent protest against the straight state funeral plans of fulfillment leadership so of a next week and an sustained burns to a large part of his body, m, taken to hospital, ave, he was assassinated in to lie was a divisive figure in japan. recent polls jest more than half of the public opposes a state funded funeral for the former prime minister. and indigenous group in australia has won a landmark court case blocking an energy company from joining for gas. the community argued it hadn't been consulted and fed the impact

mark the graves. most are numbered. a few have names. like this entire family, a young couple buried next to their 6-year-old daughter. investigators led by kharkiv's chief war crimes prosecutor are exhuming the bodies, some bear the signs of torture. we found bodies with rope around their neck and hands, he told us. anatoly thought he would end up in one of these graves, too. weeping, he told us he had been imprisoned over 100 days by russian soldiers. they tortured me using electric shocks. my nerves are shattered. some of those imprisoned with him did not get out alive. he believes they will be found here in this massive burial site that haunts the town of izium. cbs news, izium, ukraine. >>> and china disastrous excite sight. a massive firefighter fire. remarkably, no injuries or deaths. >>> in colorado at least three people were killed after two single-engine planes collided midair near a small airport outside boulder. >>> tonight america's freight and commuter trains are running as scheduled after an 11th hour tentative settlement

to mark its 75th anniversary, the cia opened the doors to its in—house museum. closed to the public, we were among a select fewstory and its operations right from its foundation soon after world war ii through the cold war and right up to the present day. among the 600 artefacts on display are a dead rat in which messages were hidden, a pigeon with a spy camera attached, and even an exploding martini glass. welcome to the cia... but as the museum's director showed me on a tour, there are also details of more high—profile operations. and how was this model then used by the agency? this model is used to. brief top policymakers, including the president. on display is a scale model of the compound where it was suspected al qaeda leader osama bin laden was hiding in 2011. the level of detail gave president obama the confidence to approve the mission to go after bin laden, who was killed in the raid. so over here we have our newest artefact in the collection. - the most recent exhibit is another model, this time of the compound in kabul, afghanistan, where bin laden�*s successor, ayman al—zawahiri, was killed thisju

it looks like we have a few questions if anyone again wants to ask mark anything just jot it in the q&a tab down at the bottom of your computer, and we've got a few minutes left. mark is graciously agreed to answer some questions. so one had actually come in earlier in the day and it was who's the earliest president that we have recordings of their voice grant mckinley. i think i've heard teddy rose about thank you and that's bunny shepherd yeah, it's actually benjamin harris. i consulted with one of our archivists at the miller center and he was able to provide a link to a harrison clip. it doesn't say a whole lot. it's a little scratchy, but that answers the question at least as to who was number one. okay. thank you. another question that had come in during your presentation. just what triggered the taping prior to nixon or did the president have to click on something to start the taping? from an anonymous question it was a combination of things. so for kennedy and let's stick with kennedy johnson nixon for now for kennedy. he had a switch in the knee well of his desk that he could

and just a few months ago, the britain, britain marked her 70 years on the throne with a national platinum jubilees celebration. a simple letter posted at the gates of buckingham palace informing the public that the queen had passed peacefully at her scottish estate. and the country now has a king away. as the news broke people roll ready, gathering outside the palace grounds. many had been waiting for updates on the queen's condition. then flags fell to half mast. also at 10 downing street flags were lowered. prime minister lids truss just days into her new job addressed the nation. we are all devastated by the news that we have just heard from balmoral. the death of her majesty the queen is a huge shock to the nation and to the world. queen elizabeth, the 2nd was the rock on which mountain britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her rain. earlier in the day, members of the royal family had rushed to be by the queen side. several members flying into aberdeen airport before making their way to queen elizabeth's summer home in scotland. bout moral o. 4 of the queen's c

we'll talk more about that with your forecast in just a few minutes. mark thank you. the chp says the driver of a stolen car was hit and killed on the san mateo bridge early this morning. chp says it all started with the report of a home invasion and burglary in half moon bay at around four o'clock in the morning, homeowners also reported their white ford mustang was tried to pursue the car but kept losing sight oh bridge, and it was that stolen white mustang. we do believe that the suspect did run out of gas just because the vehicle that show that it was low fuel or fuel, so we do believe that the suspect ran o tried to flee the area. the suspect got out of the car. he was hit and killed by oncoming traffic. the corner rise identified the driver as 31 year old eric rolled 31 year old eric yeager of fremont. more violence in oakland. there has been another deadly shooting in the city this time just yards away from city hall. the sound of the shooting was sold out. city hall staff inside could hear the gunfire. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with witnesses and city leaders

listenlively.com >> earlier this week we went on the road to detroit where i spent time with actor mark wahlberg and a fewwere a big charity event. they gave me some golf tips since i don't golf. a big preview of the proce proceedings. >> tell me what this foundation means to you. i know it started as a call to your local priest. >> there's always been a focus. >> your father was the golf coach at fordham. what did he teach you? >> he taught me mostly about the mental aspect. then he'd help me with my swing. >> i only do this for you. the tip. >> the tip? pick up tennis. >> the one or two things i need to be mindful of. >> hit the ball. >> don't do that! don't do that! >> you'll see much more of my interview with mark wahlberg tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. eastern. i also talked to actor kevin dillon, boxing great evander holyfield, sugar ray leonard. don't want to mix this. and my wonderful golf game. make sure you preorder my book. "the wise men who founded christmas" be released october 11th and will make a wonderful christmas gift for the children in your life. that's it for us to an for i'm raymond arroy

12 hours that's a beautifuw that's the golden gate bridge just a few hi clouds out there with the daytime high today going right on the mark 79 is the average high. where on a god streak over the last few days. only 64 in san francisco that'sa little before average. just to show you what the morning looks like right in the upper 50s pretty much for everybody in the the daytime hi we will get everybody in on the tour southbay you're going to the low low 80s we don't change a whole lot from today. friday the numbers are going out but tomorrow will look a lot like today did so 70 in fremont we will go to the mid-80s for the t bay livermore hits 85 and they will be in the mid-70s for east bay it will be 83. they will hit hit 81 there. we will be in thes the mid-80s for the county. you're the poster child up there up there at 83. there is the forecast and you can see the forecast on friday. that's where where we will be tomorrow. that's the peak then we come back down looking across the rest of the forecast we pretty much just keep doing that average and you can see that for that for the microclimate with e east valley going up

improvement for tomorrow we'll talk more about that with your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. andre mark, thanks so much. schools in livermore valley are responding to heat by keeping kids indoors for lunch and recess. and some are having early dismissals today. katie psm agus spoke to dublin parents about how families are managing this excessive heat. james dorney elementary. it's one of three dublin schools that had blackouts over the last week. that's why yesterday today and tomorrow, i'll dublin unified schools have abbreviated schedules a proactive step to avoid future power outages. high temps mean short school days across the dublin unified school district, minimal day. there are out around 12 12 30, but it was good on the part of the school. that they sent a very prompt message with the dublin wave water park closed during the school year. many families are staying indoors, waiting until dinner time to get into some exercise and fresh air. she likes to go out on the walk outside, but due to the excessive heat, we are supposed to not go out. but still what we do is we go out in th

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we'll have more on your weekend outlook coming up in just a few minutes. mark thank you. kaiser permanente in san francisco is opening a one day clinic tomorrow to offer monkeypox or m pox vaccine community clinic on geary boulevard near presidio avenue is open to anyone who lives or works in the bay area and may have been exposed to impacts. the state officials call it. the clinic is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow they are also offering second doses to those who have had a first dose more than 28 days ago. reminder you do not need to be a kaiser member here. appointments are encouraged but not required. california health officers officials rather are investigating a possible death due to m pox. those officials have only said the person who died as a southern california resident. this is the second case in the nation being investigated as a possible fatal case of em pox. texas confirmed the first u. s death from the virus in august. the cdc counts seven confirmed deaths worldwide. ukrainian forces appear to be making significant gains in their counter offensive

i'd soon davis again now vice v, as i find, as mark burton my as one of the few journalist who has spoken the truth about events in ukraine who mm. mm. his documentary, ukrainian, i caused a star in the western world. a monthly fee. what do you perceive as a deep exit to one and no finish defacto nobody sasha, don't get well. he stuck to momentum. he's the one is the what does that do? it is a, you know, with the vague dish and i know the stone d all by august. this vonny my stuck with bill paul clar mitchell, artist of the was on the choice. and by use land in fulton, let's embellish mit, deny my new of leon. tom, an investigation against mark was launched after the film was released. what the unlisted reported was not in line with the west's official stance a gap and metal so fond of king mis. they are butcher in lun. skyline, dean's touch, done mid membership dish and stuff. how social issue that is or knish, mary middle beside the point time over here for i to order what i'll send on so i can share more eyes with done. i was a shaw pullback on this to the add on of their payroll as of

ause marked start of a few hours that marked the start of a few hours where her majesty waserely the last few hours for the family to hat is a global evente. merely the last few hours for the family to hat is a global event that exactly. this is a globalevergtthat family have been times, the family have been times, that first few hours at balmoral, and this final night that the queen spent in buckingham palace. even that in itself is something to taken because over the last 70 years we have associated that building with her. it is a place that has been at the centre of british life for so long and just watching the hearse, a designed hearse. the queen was consulted on its design because she wanted, as she had throughout her life, for people to be able to see her, the hearse has been designed with the maximum windows with a light inside it. even as it was speeding through west london yesterday, you could still see the caffeine very very clearly. the royal standard based upon it. really poignant moments. inside what we cannot see, members of the royal family, the new king, her

few weeks. her multiple decisions like this everything a day prayed. mark: quality as you pointed out earlier lbj in the spirit is dealing with a whole array of different subjects. on if you have any thoughts about to what extent lbj's comments about vietnam are shaped profoundly by his calculations with respect to his domestic arena and society. melody: absolutely and their many debates and michael and brian and other historians have talked about all the reasons why lbj moved forward as he did in vietnam but it is clear and he makes statements and is angry and frustrated and you hear that many times because of vietnam and because of the massive resources. human and financial that are going into vietnam that could support and fund his great society program but instead, they are going into an effort that he is even completely believe in but does not know exactly how to bring to an end to bring to an end in a way that he would need to be successful. so there was a direct conflict between what he had to do as a matter of foreign policy what he wanted to do as

it was a promise she kept to the end just a few months ago. britain marked her 70 years on the throne with a platinum jubilee celebration. and earlier this week, she appeared in her last official photo when she appointed her 15th new prime minister and this trust at bol moral as we were just talking about. here's a look now at how the news of her death was broken to the nation. partly we do not have that clip for year. okay, let's take a look at them. lowering the flag in honor of queen elizabeth a mark of respect from president biden by the opportunity to meet her before she president susan, incredibly gracious and decent woman, the thoughts and prayers of american people. or were the people who united kingdom, the commonwealth, and the roof of the world? leaders echoed those sentiments as tributes flooded in clinic. in elizabeth line of all, queen elizabeth was a woman who defined a century and in the united kingdom and beyond liver. he knows the advice she witnessed history side cassie and wrote it herself once had cuz she did receive her here in germany and or she was admired and

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. >> well, here in santa rosa there, quite a few people who live along mark west creek and many of them noticed after last week's earthquake that the water level in the creek had suddenly risen. we were jolted both susan and i were upstairs last tuesday. john mccauley and his wife, susie, were at home here along carriage lane and santa rosa, when a magnitude 4.4 earthquake struck not far away and everything shook in the house and it opened drawers that knocked pictures off of walls after the quake. john looked out the window and saw a wave of water rushing down nearby mark west creek for months. the creek had been little more than a series of stagnant pools, but now the water had suddenly risen 4 to 6 inches. we looked at it and it looked like there was a wave of water. coming down the it was is if you are at the seashore and you watch the waves, breaking the wave washes up each successive wave. >> kind of washes up further in closer and closer as the tide is coming in. that's what i would liken it to. >> john says that he emailed and called the county in sonoma water and has been told

that's coming up in a few minutes. mark us? >> thanks. >>> you know, amid the ongoing heat, teachers this week have that important and sometimes difficult job keeping the kids both safe and cool. schools across the bay area, they have had on this shift lesson plans and cancel school days because they want to keep those students safe. power outages are a major concern there, and classrooms need that ac to stay cool. the largest district in the south bay, san jose unified, well, it has plans if the ac shuts off. >> if a part of the building loses air continuing, we'll be moving, relocating to a different room until we can get the ac repaired. >> areas like novato that reached triple digits, there are limited school days. contra costa county says if it's over 105 degrees, there are no outdoor activities that would be held. if you have questions about how your child's school is handling it the heat, you can check out our website. we put information there. most schools have posted a plan or recommendations begin to them by the healt

we'll have more on our forecast coming up in a few minutes, mark, thank you so much. we want to bring in former fema coordinator mark nouveau, who is here to provide some context of what happens next for the folks in southwest florida and mark president biden just a couple of hours ago, visited the fema headquarters in washington, d. c and he said he's hearing there may be a substantial loss of life. we don't know yet. the context it is still early in the game. but what does that statement tell you? yeah i think you know the lack of communications and electricity and a lot of that areas, hampering the ability for first responders to communicate. and so i think what he's kind of indicating is that they're getting initial reports that the loss of life is probably greater than we anticipated. expect to be the biggest challenges in the coming days. well there's it's so widespread and to be able to get resources to people number one. you want to get electricity back up and operating. but what we're hearing from florida power and light is it's not a matter of just re hangin

we'll have more on that with your update coming up in just a few minutes, mark. thank you. new attend. countering is going green, the transit agency unveiled its new electric fleet in san francisco at the station on fourth street. today the electric trains replaced diesel locomotives and are expected to reduce couch trains. greenhouse gas emissions eliminate the particular matter caused by the aging diesel engines. the fleet includes different types of train cars like standard bike and bathroom cars. they also have amenities including digital onboard displays and power outlets at each forward facing station. or reminder. prepare for some delays on barred if you're headed into the east bay tomorrow will be single tracking near the pleasant hill station. this is to fix the track where the train derailed between pleasant hill and conquered back in june, yellow line trains will be delayed as much as 15 to 20 minutes. tonight. east oakland celebrates the official opening of a curling facility that is already attracting athletes from all over the world. the san francisco bay area

. >> well, here in santa rosa there, quite a few people who live along mark west creek in many of themer level in the creek had suddenly risen. we were jolted both susan and i were upstairs last tuesday. john mccauley and his wife, susie, were at home here along carriage lane and santa rosa, when a magnitude 4.4 earthquake struck not far away and everything shook in the house and it opened drawers that knocked pictures off of walls after the quake. john looked out the window and saw a wave of water rushing down nearby mark west creek for months. the creek had been little more than a series of stagnant pools, but now the water had suddenly risen 4 to 6 inches. we looked at it and it looked like there was a wave of water coming down the it was is if you are at the seashore and you watch the waves breaking the wave washes up each successive wave. >> kind of washes up further in closer and closer as the tide is coming in. that's what i would liken it to. >> john says that he emailed and called the county and sonoma water and has been told that the most likely explanation for the surge is t

think there will be the most upside when it comes to asian currencies and beyond that mark >> i think there are a fewthink the baseline could possibly be first quarter. this could be by the end of the year. there could be a slight dollar leveling up. not to mention, i would say the best case scenario would be developing the russia and ukraine situation. this is the sort of risk off sentiment that we are seeing right now. >> the majors, who are the most vulnerable? one of the others looking like? -- what are the others looking like? >> i think the euro -- the euro remains vulnerable. especially going into winter. this will be demand for all. things worsen in the winter. demand for energy worsens. i think sending in the euro might be more vulnerable going forward. there were 50 basis points, there was the expectation for them not to realize. also, some of the fiscal consideration. this could have something to do with some vulnerability at the end of the year. >> look at southeast asia. the dollar sign of the equation is the same across the board. are there any currencies relative to the other currencie

release was months in the making, saying that it became clear over the last few months that the key to securing marker erer mark'she time that this green light was given to get the wheels turning here. and the biden administration said they did do a u.s. government review that assessed there wouldn't be any material change to the risk emanating from afghanistan to americans or to the current drug trade in afghanistan by freeing noorzai. we should note that mark frerichs is currently on his way to germany, where he is going to get medical treatment as part of a post-captivity program that the u.s. government runs. >> and there are talks with another possible prisoner swep. the u.s. has been trying to get back brittney griner, as well as paul whelan. secretary of state antony blinken is at the u.n. general assembly gathering today, along with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. do we know if they are meeting to discuss this at all? >> reporter: well, listen, the state department has said there is no scheduled meeting, and that is an area that we'll be watching, however, because the state department has said if

in a few minutes. mark thank you. this record breaking heat, the california independent system operator or calyx, is so is forecasting record demand for energy. today people across the strait of being told to conserve or face rotating blackouts. kallias so predicts demand will peak at 5 30 this afternoon and more than 51,000 megawatts of energy, which will set a new record in california. we really need our customer support to help us get through this event together, so anything you can do to pre cool your house early in the day. it's 11 30 when we're talking, so now is a good time to run your air conditioning pre cool your home and again between that 4 to 10 pm window. we really need you to cut back. whatever you said. you can. like flex alert is in effect from four pm being asked to power down large appliances avoid using devices lot of energy. is that your thermostat to 78 or higher to cut down on air conditioner hughes some former state officials are criticizing the manager of the state power grid, saying there are

deterrence is not being created there, and american military experts themselves in public reports a few years ago markedd around when china would be ready to challenge the united states and uh, they realize that china is like dough that you come out of the pot, it will inevitably rise in power . this is a completely natural process. here he cannot be stopped by anyone. e, means due to the general e significance of such a gravitational influence. china and the task of american policy is to provoke china as early as possible into careless steps in order to antagonize all of all countries neighbors, well, a very important part of the sco space, uh, is central asia and the united states, and before leaving afghanistan, especially after leaving afghanistan, they play the role of a spoiler there, it seems to me, but now there are prerequisites for the fact that they will try to activate this role not further than yesterday, the junior deputy secretary of state for south and central asian affairs and the structure of the state department, by the way, the center. asia is assigned to india, pakistan to south asi

few articles. even on march, army mark must throw in a we used to see and it's because you could in as the way except to be in touch on our hands would be much more what you meant with jim, i think because he made this possible member decisions element should be done because you want, anytime you don't want to make a decision because if you want to continue to leave normal life and let me put, you could be contracted with who is what charity now i can see it create a new generation where, you know more than, wow, you seem to make it clear competition and who can be that you might not be in your in your conscious or out what does this no good tonight, but you're going to put you saw to well in my previous i mean if you let me bring both the kid is in vancouver island to buy anything that's more of the same. absolutely not. you know, with due respect to the survey, you should get out of time to say land, but maybe that's the goal for him because he's probably still in the kremlin payroll look. the only terrorist here is let them put on, you know, people have to understand that when the so called specia

mark: finland's closing one of the few remaining routes to europe ocean to russians, trying to dodgee drafts there. eight days ago, vladimir putin announced what he called a partial mobilization of the country. it was a call to boost the losing troops in ukraine. those of draft age took this as their cue to leave. reporter: these russian residents make haste as they cross the border into finland. they are among the lucky thousands who made it out in time, as of thursday midnight, russians with a tourist visa from the schengen zone will not be able to enter the eu country. >> i just made it through. i don't know how the others will get through. it's sad. sad. it's a shame the finn's not let ascend anymore. what can we do? reporter: since vladimir putin announced a mass mobilization of troops, entries on finish's toy -- finish soil have doubled. the number of crossings are up to 8000 in the past several days. >> of course, i am against the border closures because finland is the closest european country for us. many same people who are aware of the situation will not have the opportunit

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seized the records, some marked secret and slaved from the president's resort. a fewks ago at trump's request former federal judge eileen canon ordered the investigation to pause while a special master would go through first if they would be able to see the documents. judge raymond raymond specifically chosen by the trump team, pushed back on trump's claim he had declassified the sensitive documents in the raid, norah. that's not the only thing that stood out today. >> reporter: a couple of things stood out today. first of all, the trump team has yet to offer proof that the declassification happened because they said it would complicate any 4r50e8 defense they'd muster if there was a criminal invitamin. deary said in court today he's pushing back on that a bit saying the trump team seems to be trying to "have their cake and eat it too." he has a move 30th deadline to finish his work. the f.b.i. wants the documents back sooner. they say the wait quomp mizes the probe and still secrets that might be exposed. >> o'd: nating scott ar yo. a ride tofying turn into sou carol

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few months. it's all right. thank you so much mark.have under arctic coverage of hurricane ian right now on the fox weather app that includes a live coverage from florida. just use your phone to scan the q r code on your screen or you can go to fox weather dot com just into our newsroom we've learned the man wanted in an hours long standoff in pleasant hill was taken into custody just a short time ago. the standoff began about 6 30 last night when i wanted man ran into the north stream rack store near sun valley mall. it all started with the police pursuit. they were c6 year old joseph ramos of concord . he's wanted for rape and domestic violence and was in a stolen vehicle he ran into endorsed rem rack around 6 30 last night, causing the store and the neighboring safeway to be evacuated. we now see his arrest as it happened just minutes ago, he was taken into custody at the back of the store . they're at the north drum rack area just minutes ago. we will continue to follow the story and have updates for you at ktvu .com. as we learn m

so it's not always clear to that, you know, it's where and you have for quite a few countries where you pass from the mark, democracy, to an authoritarianism. and until totalitarianism are the lines clear, the lights are not always clear on in hand site is, is there a lesson that you took away from this? that staying silent is not an option where universal rights are being trampled and people are being repressed. i think her term m in today's em situation where her we're a country has been invaded and the millions and millions of refugees leaving this country. it is very important for every one to speak up. have one who can neither one can looking back. do you think if more people had spoken up and you talked about the western reaction, you throw the question back to me as if i was talking for the west and not actually talking for the west but. but if more people had spoken out both in, in russia and around the world, do you think that president putin might not have gone ahead with the full scale invasion he launched in february i i, i'm, i tend to think that or if far as somebody who would have um told o