and the eiffel tower. the very same monument to the leader is located on pervomaiskaya square.ieha local legend, he turned a provincial town into a trading center, even a political center thanks to him, slonim acquired magdeburg rights. michael cleofas spent his childhood here. aginsky by the way, from the local fire tower at exactly 12 every day. his farewell to the company sounds. and he lived with his uncle mikhail casimir. under him, the city had the greatest prosperity in all of europe, the opera house thundered, where many italian polish german artists considered it an honor to perform, he also dug a canal, thereby connecting the baltic sea with the black one. now this path the aginsky canal bears his name, so one-one wrote polomazy, and the other built road theaters. and palaces since 1776, mikhail kazimiraginsky was engaged in the grandiose construction of a new theater building for the opera house, who visited there noted that the luxury and splendor of the slonim theater could become the pride of any european capital, according to surviving descriptions. it had 27 lie

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yellow and blue lights lit the eiffel tower and the sydney opera house. the u.s. is announcing more help for ukraine. >> were seeking to strengthen sanctions and to make sure that we address violations of sanctions. >> u.s. committing $2 billion for ammunition and high-tech drones. >>> we have the first poll numbers the race to replace the retiring dianne feinstein. sofi their two front runners among democrats. southern california representatives katie porter and adam schiff are locked in a tight race. oakland congresswoman barbara lee trails behind it 6%. ro khanna is in the fourth at 4%. the poll was conducted before barbara lee entered the race. >>> how this winemakers turning a vineyard into a ski resort. there he goes. hi, i'm katie. i live in flagstaff, arizona. i'm an older student. i'm getting my doctorate in clinical psychology. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking. i needed something to help me gain clarity. so i was in the pharmacy and i saw a display of prevagen and i asked the pharmacist about it. i started taking prevagen and i noticed that i had more c

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the eiffel tower was lit up in craney and yellow. ama: harvey weinstein was sentence in court today. he will serve an additional seniors for rate crimes. ther experience on instagram. >> what he did to me was excruciatingly dramatic. for years, he walked away unfettered while i spent years nursing my wounds. this entire process has of the hardest experiences of my life. the most important take away is that we all have a role to play in healing the culture where violence against women is not allowed. ama: she accused raping her years ago. he was acquitted of those charges today. weinstein will serve a combined 40 years in prison. dan: armstrong has filed an appeal after being fired. an officer will review the case and make a recommendation to the city about whether to make any changes. we brought up his firing only spoke up live with the mayor. >> i have great respect for chief armstrong. i no longer have confidence that he will continue to reform the police department. we have a lot of work on her hands and i'm focused need to do tha

the eiffel tower was lit up in craney and yellow.: harvey weinstein was sentence in court today. he will serve an additional seniors for rate crimes. ther experience on instagram. >> what he did to me was excruciatingly dramatic. for years, he walked away unfettered while i spent years nursing my wounds. this entire process has of the hardest experiences of my life. the most important take away is that we all have a role to play in healing the culture where violence against women is not allowed. ama: she accused raping her years ago. he was acquitted of those charges today. weinstein will serve a combined 40 years in prison. dan: armstrong has filed an appeal after being fired. an officer will review the case and make a recommendation to the city about whether to make any changes. we brought up his firing only spoke up live with the mayor. >> i have great respect for chief armstrong. i no longer have confidence that he will continue to reform the police department. we have a lot of work on her hands and i'm focused need to do that wo

happened and never will, because paris is such a european banditized garbage heap, and not just the eiffel towerr was in paris will understand me well, a million belarusians who flew conditionally saved 150 million euros on expenses, right. yes, but no. from the point of view of the national economy of belarus, this situation is bad, because a million who flew to paris citizens will spend. there, in a couple of days, there’s a decent amount of money that could be spent in belarus. but this money was taken out of our financial ecosystem, which entails inflation. then people joyfully, who flew to paris, spent there, let’s say, 1,000 euros earned in belarus. they were able to easily do this . earn a thousand in our country, but the nuance is that if we suddenly sign an agreement with the eu for the sake of free visas and cheap air tickets, then we will be presented with economic demands in response. the type of growth of a communal apartment to the level of democratic and closure of factories due to non- democratic ecology. as a result, belarusians have expenses. income will grow, fall, or even dis

in paris, the eiffel tower has been lit up for one year with conflict.ors of blue and yellow for the ukrainian flag show solidarity or the people of ukraine each night until sunday. there's also been protest like this when outside the russian embassy in london. for those arrested of suspicion of criminal damage. this anniversary is revolution a moment for many ukrainians. while the -- the u.n. says 13,000 have been killed and more have been injured the true number is said to be higher. 8.8 million have fled the country to escape the war. 10.4 have since returned. they reflect on the last four months in russia's invasion. president zelenskyy in a post on social media s russia has chen the path of a murderer, terrorists, and torturer. this is the choice of rusia and there will be state responsibility for the terror committed. let's get more from our in respondent -- correspondent on how life has changed since last year. anchor: i heard ukrainians in the capital saying they will be careful these days. there's been nervousness. there could perhaps be strikes

thursday night the eiffel tower shown with blue and yellow, the colors of the ukrainian flag. demonstrators in london painted the colors outside the russian embassy. a vigil in brussels was also held, the headquarters of nato. reggie:reggie: we are getting an early glimpse of the race to replace dianne feinstein. adam schiff has support from 22% of likely voters. he is in the lead but barely. katie porter behind with 20%, barbara lee 6%. 39% of registered voters do not know who they would vote for. the poll was conducted within the past week. it is important because this was after dianne feinstein said she would not seek reelection, but before barbara lee entered the race. feinstein, who is 89-years-old, is california's longest serving senator and the longest serving back to the storm watch coverage. we want to show you this drone video. this is snow in san mateo county. skyline boulevard south of 92 and there is not a lot of snow, but we can see some patches. reggie: check out this along highway 17. this was near summit road and the santa cruz mountains. kumasi:' yesterday's

a day - this is more than 200 tons of steel per month, nazi howitzers shoot metal on the whole eiffel towerthe total mass explosive . enough to blow her up and half paris to boot. but of course, it's just very expensive. this is a big expense not only physically, but also finances and transport logistics. so yes, this is a serious one of us and for such artillery barrels conflicts happen, in general, very rarely on the planet with such an expenditure of weapons. but every day there is more and more bad news for the insatiable kiev, british journalists state with horror that ukraine is spending. there are so many shells that the owners simply do not have time to bring in new ones, there are not enough soviet ones from a warehouse in eastern europe or brand new nato british besystem, it is already transferring factories to three work shifts and still does not have time to make enough ammunition, the german rheinmetall opens a new factory in romania only be a nazi enough from the eyebrows, and norwegian gunsmiths state that a military contractor has to literally fight for resources with other

be saved there from the point of view of french government - this cemetery is the same as the eiffel towerc de triomphe. and, of course, there is a desire to restore these burials, but the problem is that the responsibility for the condition of the graves in france lies with the families. now we are going to the city. severod. paris there was a fairly significant russian diaspora. moreover, she has been there for a long time since the 19th century , she has been the head of the russian memory association in france for many years. he studies russian and soviet burials. first world second in this place. under paris was senile house and hospital, the grave of russian soldiers who died from the russian lord who was online during his world war and here, uh. you see, they erected such a chapel, apparently, immigration was worth it, because they didn’t find any documents even how many soldiers. here buried managed to rewrite more. trehsotkinsky novikov georgy isaevich and cossack leaders participated in the civil war a member of the cossack union the grave of boys is very modest, half-rotted cros

the eiffel tower in paris has been lit up in the colours of the ukrainian flag. in london, hundreds of people have gathered in trafalgar square to pay their respects with the defence secretary ben wallace and the actress helen mirren among those giving speeches. and national one minute's silence will be held at 11 am. tomorrow to mark the one year anniversary. three of the start of the war. and this breaking news just into us. disgraced singer kelly has been sentenced to an additional year in prison on top of the 30 years he's serving for an earlier conviction. he has received a 20 year jail term on charges relating to child enticement and for producing indecent images children. however, all of that will be served simultaneously alongside his previous sentence in june last year. kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison after being convicted on racketeering and prostitution charges. he'll be eligible for release a around the age of 80 and a police are searching for a 33 year old hiker who's gone missing. climbing in glencoe. kyle sambrook from west yorkshire trav

saved there from the point of view of the french government - this cemetery is the same as the eiffel towerarc de triomphe. and, of course, there is a desire to restore these burials, but the problem is that the responsibility for the condition of the graves in france lies with the families. here we are now going to the city, the city of severodvizh. there was a fairly significant russian diaspora. and it has been there since the 19th century. heads the russian memory association in france, he studies russian and soviet burials. first world second in this place. near paris there was an old man's house and a hospital, the grave of russian soldiers who died in the russian hospital, which was in the first world war. here uh. you see, they erected such a chapel, apparently, immigration built, because no documents were found, even how many funeral soldiers managed to rewrite more than three hundred russian surnames, military civilians, famous nights. totally unknown novikov georgy savich cossack leaders participated in the civil war, a member of the cossack union, the grave of the boys, very mod

before we go i'd just like to show you these pictures from paris, where the eiffel tower has been illuminatedconflict. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello again. there are large parts of the uk that enjoyed a fine day of weather on thursday, with lots of sunshine and certainly was a stunning end to the day across the west midlands. this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere. after a sunny start to the day in scotland, the clouds gathered through the afternoon and it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost that tends to become confined to southernmost areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some quite a chilly start to the day, but for many it's going to be quite cloudy on ac

the eiffel tower shone with blue and yellow colors, one of the world's most famous architectural monumentse lit up with the colors of the ukrainian flag to the anniversary of the full-scale russian invasion, this is how paris pays tribute to the courage of the ukrainian people and expresses its solidarity on the official twitter account of the french capital, the ambassador of ukraine to france vadyma melnychenko thanked the mayor of paris an hidalgo for such an initiative blue and yellow colors will decorate the symbol of france 4 days , firstly, it is beautiful, secondly, it is funny, this is a symbol that saw its light, because if there was a tower, everyone would know that it would be known in to this world because they understood that civilization exists by solidarity exists so that they can see that no one is afraid of them as light defeats darkness we will defeat russia glory to ukraine next i will pass the word to my colleague irina baglai and she will continue the only marathon and i will wait for you with news oh seven, the spirit, the strength of your spirit is like light, it is

before we go i'd just like to show you these pictures from paris, where the eiffel tower has been illuminatedthe conflict. the colours of blue and gold will light up the tower to show solidarity with the people of ukraine each night until sunday. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lmmisztak. hello again. there are large parts of the uk that enjoyed a fine day of weather on thursday, with lots of sunshine, and certainly was a stunning end to the day across the west midlands. this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere. after a sunny start to the day in scotland, the clouds gathered through the afternoon and it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost that tends to become confined to southernmost areas as we head into

london, the courageous ukrainian people are remembered under the main monument of france, the eiffel towerain like last year in blue and yellow, the mayor of paris, anne dalgo, who managed to visit kyiv at the beginning of this month, talks about the lessons that this war gave them to the europeans, after this war there will be life because ukraine will win, i think no one will run out of this crazy desire for european freedom and democracy that the ukrainians show, we will be there to accompany them in the reconstruction of this miracle of ukraine, which is ukraine and i believe that ukraine gives for us not only this lesson of courage and democracy, but also a lesson of love for europe and freedom here in paris as in dozens of other cities that yesterday what will be reminded today ukraine fights and the world together with it until victory itself oksana tkachenko tsn 1+1 marathon, the only news. so, let me remind you that today we worked live all night , our tv channel picked up the baton at 18:00 live, our cheerleader jones, who , in particular, not only supported ukraine, but also ann

parallel to london , the brave ukrainian people are remembered under the main monument of france, the eiffel towert year in blue and yellow, the mayor of paris anne and dalgo, who managed to visit kyiv at the beginning of this month, talks about the lessons that this war taught the europeans. after this war, there will be life because ukraine will win. i think that no one will run out of this crazy desire for the freedom of europe and democracy that the ukrainians show. we will be there to accompany them. in the reconstruction of this miracle of ukraine, which is ukraine and i believe that ukraine gives us not only this lesson of courage and democracy, but also a lesson of love for europe and freedom here in paris, as well as in dozens of other cities, that yesterday what today will remind us that ukraine is fighting and the world is together with her all the way to victory oksana tkachenko tsn 1+1 marathon the only news friends i understand how tonight probably many are sad and scared and many memories but look how everyone believes in us how the world supports us in fact we will definitely win f

take a look in paris, the eiffel tower in blue and yellow as well.med sydney opera house playing tribute. we'll have more. i'm david muir. thank you for watching this week. from warsaw to washington. i'll see you monday. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> mor lots and lots and lots of it. this video shot earlier this afternoon east bay in the berkeley hills. check out these photos. beautiful seen as snow blanket of the yards across the area. >> and you can see the snow on the hills just outside petaluma, this video shot while driving this morning. and before taking advantage of the rare snow, sky 7 found a lot of hikers heading up mission peak to get a special view. >> and in san francisco not snow. a lot going on with the weather. thanks for joining us. kristen sze: snow, we've had it all in the past 24 hours. we have a view of the bay area near castro valley. closer to mount hamilton you can see a lot more snow. let's get right over to sandhya patel. are we expecting more snow? sandh

in paris, the eiffel tower has been lit up to mark one year of the conflict.il sunday. there's also been protests like this one outside the russian embassy in london. four of these demonstrators were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage. let's see where the battlefield is now one year on. the heaviest fighting is in the east and south of the country. the areas marked in red are under russian control, and purple is territory retaken by ukraine. in the east, russia continues to attack the donetsk region, trying to recapture towns liberated by ukraine. the fiercest fighting is around bakhmut and vuhledar. in the south, the forces are mostly around kherson. it was the only regional capital russia had managed to occupy in the initial phase of the war, though ukraine then took it back. that fighting is using large amounts of personnnel, equipment and ammunition backed by western allies, and this week, those nations pledged more military aid. on tuesday, us presidentjoe biden announced another $500 million in security assistance during a visit to kyiv. and today,

the eiffel tower in blue and yellow as well.famed sydney opera house playing tribute to the people of ukraine. i'm david muir. thank you for watching this week from warsaw to washington. i'll see you monday. good night. washington. i'll see you monday. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> bay area. snowcapped hills are what we get for it during the stormy weather. dan: snow, rain, temperatures, what a week for the bay area. we have hardly had the balmy conditions that we know and love . >> right now we can see snow on the east bay hills camera as well as the one on top of mount tam. looks frigid. dan: and snow was falling all over the bay area and we sent reporters out to capture all of it. >> but before that let's go to sandhya to see what's next in the weather. sandhya: we are going to be seeing more of the snow and more of the showers. this is a live view from our mountain cam, where it's covered in snow. as we check out live doppler a quiet picture right now. yo

of a full-scale russian invasion, but it started the day before, for example, last night, the eiffel towern paris was lit up in our national colors , they did it in the city hall of the french capital , they decided to do it as a sign of solidarity with the brave ukrainian people. on her page on her page in the twitter microblog network, she also wrote glory to ukraine to the heroes , we all respond to the glory and thank you for all the support for all the words of support that we today we heard and for all the support we received we will fight together. well, that's it. i have everything in the world about ukraine section for today, but not everything is on our air, so don't switch. well, we continue. thank you very much , yuriy fezar. and regarding greetings to ukrainians today, even footballer of the former spanish national team and now the psg team sergio ramos celebrated this day and told ukrainians to hold on. that is, all conscious people remember this day and wish ukraine to stand with us roman immortal diplomat extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the republic b

on the eve of the anniversary, the eiffel tower in the french capital, perry so so at least out in yellow and blue to show solidarity with the people of ukraine. ah, now police in nigeria say attack as you killed a senate candidate from the opposition labor party targeted 3 different political parties on wednesday or, or your bow chuckle was shot dead in southeast, in a new state, or returning home from a campaign rally. police, a suspected separatist carried out simultaneous attacks on 3 parties yesterday, killing several people. this is the latest incident and a space of violence had of that election on saturday. har matessa brings us more now from the scene of the attack. this way the man was running for senator was killed on wednesday night, as conway was traveling along this road. when it got to this area, gunmen opened fire. you could see some of the cartridges down there. he was killed and some of his party was also killed. they then set fire to the car. the car has been moved by security forces. police have issued a statement and they blamed on groups for the attack. they say youn

they're in paris at the eiffel tower and they're holding signs don't talk to us, hysterically funny.the world tour of privacy. speaking of world tours. >> laura: go ahead. >> the president continued his european tour meeting today with nato leaders and the media reaction to the entire visit has been just rapsididic. >> historic. >> timely and brave. >> presidents have visited us troops in war zones but never like this. >> this is historic the first time a president has gone into an active war zone. >> it was bold and brave on his part. >> the swagger of this trip, not just the execution and the secrecy but the swagger of it on display in the streets of kyiv. >> well, the swagger was certainly on display for the world to see when he boarded the plane to poland today and skipped a few steps. >> laura: oh, well. >> oh, there he goes down for the count of and when he met with the polish president the swagger was back or forward or was it back. you decide. ♪ >> the irony is that one of the last conversations i had with the -- our friend in russia. connection between poland, polish and ame

this is the eiffel tower and the empire state building.t up in blue and yellow the colors of the ukrainian flag. we begin with our colleague on the ground. you were covering the worse since it began. here we mark one year, alex. >> reporter: that is right, poppy. we were here before the war began. what will always stay with me was so few people we met that thought this war would happen. they did not think putin would invade. and then of course, everything changed in an instant. we were if the city the first day of the war outside of that famous theater that was destroyed several weeks later. and we saw all kinds of people lining up for medicine and to take money out. it was just an extraordinary scene. i think to myself all the time where are these people now and are they still alive? and that city is now decimated and firmly in russian control. countless lives were upended and displaced. or leaving the country all together. many have come back to ukraine because of how well the military has done. there are cities in ukraine like kyiv and

yekaterinburg are known all over the world, for example, ural iron was used in construction the eiffel towern paris, and the ural copper during the construction of the statue of liberty in new york, and today the city remains a major industrial center of russia. one of these industrial giants. ural turbine works. for 80 years, equipment for the energy sector has been manufactured ; its thermal turbines have been operating in eastern europe, italy, egypt, china, korea , india and japan. the turbine consists of more than 5,000 component parts. this one of them externally resembles a large cast-iron heart. actually. it's, uh, the exhaust part of the turbine that now it is being machined on a carousel and this can take up to 5 days. the plant closely cooperates with belarus, for example, it is the ural turbine for 70 mw that was installed at the grodno chpp-2 , a joint project at minsk 33 is being completed. and today, during the period of sanctions pressure, such cooperation is an economically correct step for both sides. spare parts from the original manufacturer's order book. today we have 59

. >> you could practically touch the eiffel tower from your suite.anona which is by the chef supervising chef for the show and have emily and paris experience go two and a half hours outside of paris. maria: have any of you been to these hotels? >> for season one of white lotus, where was that filmed? >> hawaii. maria: misty, thank you, we are dreaming of trips. we will be back with fox news lydia hu. ♪ ♪ ♪ what if you were a global energy company? with operations in scotland, technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data is available anywhere, securely. and your digital transformation is helping find new ways to unlock energy around the world. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in j

the eiffel tower, empire state building, berlin's brandenburg gate and other landmarks across the globe up in blue and yellow. cnn's clarissa ward is on the ground in ukraine. you covered this war since before day one in the preparations when it seemed like it was inevitable. what is it like being there on the ground a year after this invasion first started? >> reporter: it's hard to imagine that this time a year ago we had been up all night watching explosions light up the night sky, intelligence services at that time were predicting that within a matter of days probably the city of kyiv would fall. quite clearly, it has not fallen. it is still standing strong. the ukrainians have made a series of impressive gains on the battlefield with counteroffensives taking back territory around the country. the ukrainian leadership is telling us that their goal is to take back everything that was taken. even dating back to 2014 when russia first annexed crimea. there is no question that that is going to be a challenging road ahead for them, particularly when you look at the fighting in the east w

we can to build the eiffel tower across the sahara and to talk to new york without a wire, but we canor a person. no will be able to release a new improved human building. this is the further task of communism. and he was not alone in this, even stalin supported him. this is how a gardener grows a favorite fruit tree. with the filing of trotsky , such a science as a direction in pedagogy, which aimed to combine the approach of various sciences of medicine, biology, psychology, also received rapid development. in order to create a timely methodology for the development of the child, thanks to the support of the bolsheviks, pedagogy in the ussr became the basis of the educational process . it turned out that children are not equal not in ability, nor in goal-setting. i try to draw out everyone else's desire to stamp people, as the details of the mechanism are characteristic of all global projects, enlightenment soviet pedagogy went along the second way, offering transfer to a special school for those who do not cope with the curriculum, but then unpleasant circumstances turned out. in t

overnight the empire state building lighting up in the colors of the ukrainian flag, the eiffel towerathed in blue and yellow, and along with the famed sydney opera house illuminated in tribute to the people of ukraine. in a moment we will talk to white house national security adviser jake sullivan about the u.s. involvement in the conflict and how long this war could last. but we juan to start with nbc's richard engel who is in ukraine where a moment of silence was observed this morning one year later. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. everyone in this country remembers exactly where they were at 5:00 in this country a year ago when russian troops, which had sworn that they were not going to invade ukraine, russia claimed it was merely carrying out military exercises, and then russia entered this country, launched its biggest invasion, the biggest invasion in europe since world war ii. and today, president zelenskyy thanked his people for their resolve and predicted that this year ukraine would win the war. ukrainians this morning, observing a moment of sile

last night as you can see, the eiffel tower shines with blue and yellow, the colors of the ukrainianators in london painted the colors on the road outside the russian embassy. wrote tests were held everywhere from new york to australia and a vigil held in brussels, the nato headquarters. yesterday's initial dusting of snow in the bay area was a curiosity on the ground but i wonder from the sky. reggie: tara campbell compiled this look at some of the impressive sites from sky 7. >> our tour begins in hayward, heading east toward mission peak, overlooking fremont. on these hills, just a dusting of snow. hikers still able to summit the peak. sky 7 capturing a ukrainian flag, standing tall nearly one year to the day, marking the beginning of the war. now heading southeast, toward henry coast state park. the higher elevation bringing with it, the bigger dumps of snow. trees nearly disappearing under the fresh white powder. and there is more on the way. a winter storm warning lasting until 11:00 tomorrow morning. much more snow expected at elevations above 1500 and 2000 feet. sky 7 eventua

global sign of support for ukraine tonight on the -- on the right, brussels, and in the center, the eiffel towerkraine, when year later, hosted by fareed zakaria, starts now. this is a cnn town hall, russia's invasion of ukraine when year later. almost exactly a year ago, missile attacks against the capital of ukraine, kyiv. to most this was a surprise attack and invasion, the ukrainians did not see it coming, nor did the europe

i was holding an eiffel tower i just bought and my little film camera and then i saw a photo shoot goingot. this was in some french magazine and i didn't know the story behind it. and then, a couple of years ago, i posted it see? here's my post >> jimmy: yeah >> does anyone know who shot this editorial if anyone can recall and a photographer that i've been working with since 2014 at this point was like, "gigi, i took that photo how many years ago." and now i work with him now backstage at shows >> jimmy: he had no idea who you were >> no idea that he shot me, no idea we had that connection. and i know him now as an adult it's wild. >> jimmy: isn't that cool? can we talk about "next in fashion. >> i'm wearing this outfit, so clearly, i'm trying to talk about "next in fashion." >> yes you're always the next in fashion. >> thank you >> jimmy: you're cohosting this with tan france, who we love from "queer eye. how do you know tan? before the show, did you know him, or no >> so, i,like the rest of america, five years ago or the world, when "queer eye" came out, i was a huge fan. fell in love

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in paris, the eiffel tower lit up in blue and yellow, of course the colors of the ukrainian flag, so was the empire state building in new york city. and we've got a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >> at this hour, turbulence on wall street. why stocks are tumbling right now, and what it means for your wallet. >>> plus, the u.s. moving to seize $75 million worth of luxury real estate in miami beach, the hamptons, and new york city. the owner, a russian oligarch. we've got the new details on that. >>> also what happened in the first court hearing connected to the deadly shooting on the "rust" movie set. >>> and court action set to resume shortly. our nbc news reporters are here with all the latest developments, and we begin in south carolina where alec murdaugh is due back on the stand any minute now. nbc's catie beck is outside the courthouse. we were watching together that withering cross-examination from the prosecution today, accusing murdaugh of manufacturing an alibi among other things, so when prosecutors picked back up in just

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. >> lit up in the colors of the ukrainian flag blue and yellow, the eiffel tower in paris also lit up in a tweet. the city's official account said paris pays tribute to the courage of the ukrainian people and expresses its solidarity with them. and in sydney, the opera is there live up to a new zealand and australia posted this video showing the house perry, ukraine's colors shining brightly along the city's harbor. still ahead tonight, busy highways in california back open after drivers were left stranded in the cold will have a live update from the conditions in the sierra and >> the great find. also a powerball lawsuit by one man is claiming the grand prize was given to the wrong person. >> and a look at some fashion made to be worn in outer space. >> new at 10. if you're a runner, you might already know this. but apparently san francisco is the best city to run in. that's according to an east bay tech company heiress. the study cited the city's good air quality access to parks and low pedestrian fatalities. 3 california cities crack the top 10, including san jose which came in at

, "meet me in paris. [ audience oohs and there's a little drawing of two stick figures and the eiffel towerting this new guy i'm seeing in paris. and they're like, "you've got to go to this bridge, the pont des arts. people put their initials on locks and they lock it on the bridge it means they're going to be together forever and they throw the keys into the seine. >> jimmy: yeah >> i was like -- >> jimmy: throw the key. >> "slow your roll, i just met this guy." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i'm not locking my love with this guy. >> yeah. also, like, i don't need to put that message out to him. like, let me try to be cool and aloof a little bit >> jimmy: yeah, smart. >> so, we get to paris we're walking around one day it's raining dave gives me his jacket, so sweet. >> jimmy: yeah >> i put my hand in the pocket and pull out a little lock that has our initials on it and i looked at him, i was like, "you like me oh, my god!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's -- here's the -- >> we locked it on the bridge. >> jimmy: here it is [ audience aws ] >> and we've been together ever since. [ cheers and ap

but, you know, france can light up the eiffel tower in blue and yellow.e, you know, i don't know what will prompt the west to give them, because the loss will be staggering, not only in financial in human terms, but a geopolitical terms. >> and there is fear by the way. we have about 30 seconds left. there's some fear, president of poland said it, and president zelenskyy said today, that if ukraine falls, or russia isn't done with ukraine in a year, they might go somewhere else. they might start another war. they might attack another country. >> well, you know the history. it started -- no response to georgia, no response to syria, no response to cnn, very little response in 2014. >> good to see you, my friend. >> thank you for having me. we appreciate it, brian bonner. that is all in for this week. i am ali velshi live from ukraine. i'm back tomorrow morning, 10 am eastern. alex wagner tonight begins right now. good evening, alex. >> but evening, ali. and thank you for that incredible reporting you've done throughout the week. and thanks to atone for joi

the eiffel tower lighting up tonight in those ukrainian colors.still calls for broad western support in their continued resistance. ukrainians have held their own at high cost, more than 8 million refugees fleeing the country. and that brings us to our next guest. jose andres, globally renowned chef and leading humanitarian on a mission to feed the world. he's in kyiv right now and he's worked in disaster zones around the world from haiti after the devastating earthquake to puerto rico to most recently syria and turkey, suffering the catastrophic earthquakes that left over 40,000 dead. now in ukraine, where there's so many problems and also amidst the destruction and neighborhoods destroyed there is hunger, there is need. he and his crew have delivered over 200 million meals throughout the region. we're now joined by jose andreas, a world famous chef in kyiv, he's met there with both biden and zelenskyy. thank you for making time. we see how busy you are, and yet i know you also wanted to share what you're doing. please tell us about it. >> well,

ukrainian flag being displayed across international landmarks in france, the parish may as that the eiffel tower was lit up, to show support in the face of aggression. among other prominent buildings, standing with ukraine was a portuguese parliament, which became one large ukrainian flag. while montenegro offered it supports by lighting up various government buildings as well. and in, in the last half hour or so, the general assembly has added its voice, passing a resolution demanding that russia withdraw its troops out of ukraine. shabby tansy is falling developments and is live at the u. n. force. so how were widespread or, or broad based was the support for this resolution she had it's pretty consistent with the resolution we had last last ought of last october. in fact, actually that too few of votes in favor, but i think that may just be maybe quibbling was a 141 votes in favor, 7 against last last october, as 5 against say the votes against it picked up nicaragua. and molly, and i'm sure that all sorts of exponential nicaraguan, molly compounds go into the jr. politics of those 2 votes no

the eiffel tower lit up in the colours of the ukrainian flag in brussels. did the same and in london hundreds of gathered in trafalgar square , where the trafalgar square, where the defence secretary, ben wallace has been praising the strength the ukrainian people. you for everything you have done to not only for your freedom but for all our freedoms in europe , for all our freedoms in europe, for all our freedoms in europe, for all you, all of you here from ukraine. the bravery of your countrymen . women who have stood countrymen. women who have stood against aggression. this illegal war. there's a challenge to freedom, democracy and human rights should be incredibly proud of what you're standing for . and also , we should for. and also, we should remember, all these people have already their lives for your wonderful country . three men wonderful country. three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following the shooting of a high ranking officer in northern. detective chief inspector john caldwell was targeted by two masked men while his

the eiffel tower lit up in the colours of the ukrainian flag in brussels.ng did the same and in london hundreds of gathered in trafalgar square , where the trafalgar square, where the defence secretary, ben wallace has been praising the strength the ukrainian people. you for everything you have done to not only for your freedom but for all our freedoms in europe , for all our freedoms in europe, for all our freedoms in europe, for all you, all of you here from ukraine. the bravery of your countrymen . women who have stood countrymen. women who have stood against aggression. this illegal war. there's a challenge to freedom, democracy and human rights should be incredibly proud of what you're standing for . and also , we should for. and also, we should remember, all these people have already their lives for your wonderful country . three men wonderful country. three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following the shooting of a high ranking officer in northern. detective chief inspector john caldwell was targeted by two masked men while h