they believe foster was the killer. authorities had been desperately searching for foster since last week. on thursday, they got close to catching him, but he slipped away a task force set up with investigators fielding hundreds of tips from around the country. foster was wanted for attempted murder, kidnapping and assault charges while he was on the run police sounding the alarm, saying he was still active on dating apps. to possibly lure other unsuspecting women to attack or helped him evade capture. seamans is currently on life support. in a statement, her family says she will survive this. foster has a prior history of domestic violence convicted in two separate cases of attacking women in las vegas in the past five years, one victim managing to escape two weeks of captivity with seven broken ribs , black eyes and other injuries all over her body, andrew faith rina. thank you. a federal grand jury has indicted disbarred celebrity lawyer tom girardi on charges of embezzling more than $15 million from his clients. gir

parents take in two foster children?'t know, but maybe in order to have children. well, maybe they took it, as it were, but they didn’t think that it was such a responsibility, but now you don’t communicate with your brother now, when we were little. we stood next to each other. always supported, it was always sometimes stood behind me as a mountain. but uh, somewhere around 2 years. we no longer communicate with him. he took me a lot a lot of money and does not give. and that's how our relationship deteriorated. yes, and have you ever heard, that someone was looking for you , never heard. and you yourself, as you say, in social networks. i searched, but could not find according to the data that my mother gave me, and who would you like to see, but first of all, of course, to see my mother and find out the reason why she refused me, just that i myself am the mother of four children. i have a third child with a disability. when i gave birth to him , they simply told me in the hospital that you should give him up, because

care. >> when i heard that some foster kids might have to leave in the middle of the night, i thought that it might be scary because as a kid in my own home i was scared of the dark and so with a new nightlight in that new home where they may not know anybody it would help them feel more safe and comfortable >> and super mario the famous video game comes to life putting kids right in the middle of all the action >> the place is awesome. >> it was extremely fun because i got to play mario kart >> i think i'm really into games. >> we'll take you inside the new theme park that just opened. >> this is "nbc nightly news: kids edition." >>> welcome back to "nightly news: kids edition." it's great to be with you on this saturday morning. i hope you're all enjoying the weekend so far i'm on the west coast this week coming to you from universal studios hollywood, a division of our parent company, nbcuniversal if you or your parents are fans of super mario, then you are in for a treat. we're going to bring you details a bit later on >>> also ahead, they are one of the slowest mammals on earth -

when did you find out you were living with a foster family?ed about this at school. age at first, when i was at school, my classmate somehow jokingly said that you know something from the orphanage. well, i didn’t pay attention to it, as it were, and then, uh, after some time, hmm, kind people said that yulia was from an orphanage, and the conversation took place with her mother. yes, when my mother noticed that something was wrong with me, well , i became withdrawn and became silent, and my mother came up to me and asked, yulia, what is happening to you? i want, i say you have one question to ask, she says what i say, mom the truth is that you took me from the orphanage. no, she answered. yes it's true. and after that, well , somehow everything became alien. and i was very worried, as was my mother. she was afraid that i turned away that i might run away from home to do something else. well, i just went to the room. and well, she closed herself a little, did your mother tell you where she took you from? yes, she told me. the fact that zvenigo

foster ya presentaba antecedentes criminales.puesto en libertad. leÓn: en una iglesia de menfis, tennessee se le dio el Último adiÓs a tyler nichols, quien fue asesinado por cinco policÍas. el joven fue recordado por familiares y amigos como una buena persona, buen corazÓn, buen hijo y padre de un menor de cuatro aÑos. en el funeral participÓ la vicepresidenta kamala harris, quien hizo un llamado a aprobar la legislaciÓn de justicia contra la brutalidad de la policÍa. vamos a colombia con el juicio del estadounidense acusado de asesinar a una dj, quien era su pareja, el hombre habrÍa metido el cuerpo en una maleta antes de abandonarla en un basurero. investigaciones dicen que el mÓvil habrÍan sido celos y que el sospechoso planeÓ este crimen con anticipaciÓn. tenemos detalles de la segunda audiencia del juicio. >> el norteamericano principal sospechoso en el asesinato de valentina palacios compareciÓ ante el juez del caso. la mano de la dj colombiana rompiÓ en llanto y la familia pidiÓ que apagara las cÁmaras para no ver nuevamen

anna foster, bbc news, adana.iyarbakir is a city that has become home to many who have fled the war in neighbouring syria. this rescue operation has been going on all day — desperate scenes here that are being played out across many other towns and cities in the region. across the border in northern syria, hundreds more have been killed and thousands more are trapped and injured in what is one of the poorest regions of the world. it's been cut off from the international community after years of conflict between president assad's army and the rebel forces — making rescue efforts even harder. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. assyrian village which vanished in minutes. people are all that's left those who survived. so many didn't. all along this area next to turkey. still now many families are under the rubble. 0ur teams are trying to save them. it is very difficult for us, we need help, we need the international community to do something. international community to do something-— internatio

we will take the children to families and take them to these foster families.the same time, we will prepare housing for them . at one of the most prestigious music venues in the world of carnik and hall in new york, ukrainian music once again sounded , this time performed by the academic symphony orchestra of the lviv philharmonic from mid-january, one of the oldest of musical groups of ukraine toured the united states during this time, the orchestra visited almost half of the country and gave more than 20 concerts, including in washington, but the main stage for the orchestra was the carnegie hall. iryna solomko and pavlo terekhov attended the event. -anniversary of its creation, this is one of the oldest and most famous orchestras of eastern europe, this is the first overseas tour of the group, they dominated a few years before the start of a full-scale russian invasion, when the war started, when we started to shake up our plans a little and we realized that we are going anyway because the contract remains a contract, although there were a lot of risks, it w

anna foster, bbc news, marash.'s after it was the biggest in the region since 1939. —— yesterday's earthquake. the border area between turkey and syria is one of the world's most seismically active regions. that's because it sits on the fault line, where three tectonic plates come together. the arabian plate is constantly pushing into the eurasian plate, which squeezes this one, the anatolian plate, to the west. where the plates grind past each other, more fault lines are created, leading to the earthquake we saw yesterday. that initial earthquakes triggered dozens more along the faultline — you can see them all marked here. 0ur correspondent quentin sommerville has been to one of the towns caught in one of those aftershocks. his report contains some distressing scenes. with pickaxe and hammer, determination and hope, they dig for lost relatives in antakya. this backbreaking work. these men. their city and country are overwhelmed, and the lives of those trapped in here depend on them. sixth floor, apartment block.

they say foster was hiding under a crawl space, and eventually shot himself in the head. police say foster has a history of serious violence against women, but managed to avoid decades in prison after negotiating a plea deal. today i met the mother of this victim here and some of her friends told me they're all hoping and praying for her prompt recovery. j.b.? >> lilia, thank you. >>> the federal reserve continued its fight against inflation bysing a k st rat forhe consecutive meeting. the central bank announced a smaller quarter point hike to bring the benchmark rate to the highest level in more than 15 years. in a statement, the feds signaled that even though inflation is easing, further rate hikes are likely. >>> nfl quarterback tom brady says this time it's for good. the seven-time super bowl winner announced his retirement this morning after 23 record-breaking seasons. cbs' mark strassmann has more. >> i'm retiring for good. >> reporter: this time feels real. >> you're looking at the greatest right there. >> reporter: tom brady, the nfl's og, original goat, gone from

they say foster was hiding under a crawl space and eventually shot himself in the head.foster has a history of serious violence against women but managed to avoid decades in prison after negotiating a plea deal. today, i met the mother of this victim here, and some of her friends told me they are all hoping and praying for her prompt recovery. j.b.? >> james: lilia, thank you. the federal reserve continued its fight against inflation by raising a key interest rate for the eighth consecutive meeting. the central bank announced a smaller quarter-point hike to bring the benchmark rate to the highest level in more than 15 years. in a statement, the fed signaled that even though inflation is easing, further rate hikes are likely. nfl quarterback tom brady says this time, it's for good. the seven-time super bowl winner announced his retirement this morning after 23 record-breaking seasons. cbs's mark strassmann has more. >> i'm retiring. for good. >> reporter: this time feels real. >> you're looking at the greatest right there. >> reporter: tom brady, the nfl's og, original g.

anna a n na foster anna foster is in southern turkey.he rescuers still managing to get many people out alive now? , . . . , alive now? they are certainly t inc. alive now? they are certainly trying- if _ alive now? they are certainly trying- if they _ alive now? they are certainly trying. if they think - alive now? they are certainly trying. if they think there - alive now? they are certainly trying. if they think there is l alive now? they are certainly i trying. if they think there is any shred of hope, then they are doing everything they possibly can. i was a few hours ago at a site less than ten minutes from here where israeli rescuers said they heard the voices of two women. and that particular building was different to this one which collapsed down into its foundations. that one had fallen to the sides of the big gaps and voids that they thought people were in, and they said it would continue. they said last time it took them six hours to get somebody out of the building. but, really, the hope of finding someone is what drives the

the bbc�*s anna foster is one of the first to reach the heart of the disaster zone. a long and difficult drive to get here to marash, really at the epicentre of the quake. and that is one of the things that's causing huge problems here now. rescue teams, specialist equipment are all getting stuck on the mountainous roads, which are gridlocked with people trying to leave this area. we will have the latest report on the devastation and loss of life in both turkey and syria. also tonight... the man who carried out dozens of rapes and sexual offences while a serving police officer is given 36 life sentences by a judge in london. behind a public appearance of propriety and trustworthiness, you took monstrous advantage of the women drawn into intimate relationships with you. why the tech giant microsoft believes artificial intelligence will revolutionise the business of searching the web. and in the final moments of the match, non—league wrexham have lost to sheffield united and coming up on the bbc news channel — with the world cup later this year, lioness�* manager sarin

in foster arrived this morning. - but he was fantastic. in foster arrived this morning.ork him into do a few — arrived this morning. i work him into do a few extra _ arrived this morning. i work him into do a few extra bits - arrived this morning. i work him into do a few extra bits and - arrived this morning. i work him i into do a few extra bits and pieces. the first light we did was that evening. in that particular city, there was no power at all. it was simply dark. i got him to park the car behind me and use the headlights to light the scene. i was then trying to hold my phone in a way that throws a shadow onto my face, and it was pouring with rain. there was lots of manoeuvring to try and get that in the right place. this really is a picture of devastation here. this city is complete darkness to light. there is no power at all. this is not what he signed up for, but he was incredibly willing. every conversation we've ever had has been through a translation app, but we did, there was one — maybe the second or third night, i was facetime in my family and he gave them

children in foster care. early childhood education. we are excited about the prospect of this department and what it will mean for ohio children and for their families. once -- one thing about safety in school today they do. schools received little help so i created school safety center which is dedicated to helping schools, public and private. public and private to addressing security needs from the physical security of their buildings to training school officials, to improving schools and emergency response plans. each day, our experts, the school safety center is getting social media for threats to our students. they are responding to calls to the anonymous tip line and working with local officials on each districts unique safety needs. our proposed budget will allow us to continue to expand this work. further, some school officials have told me that they would like to place a school resource officer in their schools. but they simply could not afford to do so. in this budget, that we are presenting to you we are for all schools, aga

police track down benjamin foster, the man accused of kidnapping and beating a woman. how they say he tried to hide during an hours' long standoff. >>> ice storm. winter weather leads to crashes, canceled flights, and power outages in the nation's midsection. what's on tap for today. >>> road to the white house. a former governor is expected to announce her bid this month becoming the first gop challenger to former president trump. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a severe ice storm affecting millions of americans from texas to west virginia. watches and warnings are in effect today as states brace for more snow, sleet, and freezing rain. the wintry weather was blamed for at least two traffic deaths in texas yesterday. in austin alone police said that they responded to more than 200 crashes. over in arkansas, the governor already declared a state of emergency. some school districts have canceled classes while others hold remote learning. omar villafranca has more on the severe weather. >> reporter: a dangerous winter

protecting oklahomans make sure that our foster system prioritizes kids and making family soul. -- in making families whole. we have been taking great strides to reunite families over the years in fact, the number of children and out of home care including those of foster care has decreased from 11,300 to 3500 and the past four years. over the next four years, i want oklahoma to have a conversation about how we can become the most profamily state. how we can build a profamily culture. in my view, fatherhood is an important piece about puzzle. this is something i am always trying to balance. time at work and time and by six kids. i want to recognize my dad. stand up dad. thank you. i didn't think i would get choked up dad. sadly, there has been a movement in our nation that dads are dispensable. right now, the united states is a world leader in fatherless families. one out of every four kids is living without a father in the home. even those with a father, they are being let down. in the u.s., the average school-age boy only spends 30 minutes a week with this dad. for comparison, that

foster ya presentaba antecedentes criminales.ntencia y fue puesto en libertad. leÓn: en una iglesia de tennessee se le dio el Último adiÓs a tyre nichols, que fue asesinado por cinco policÍas. fue recordado como una buena persona, de buen corazÓn, buen hijo y padre de una niÑa de 4 aÑos. vamos a colombia, con el juicio a lo estadounidense acusado de asesinar a una dj que era su pareja. las investigaciones dicen que el mÓvil habrÍa sido celos y que el sospechoso planeÓ este cremen con anticipaciÓn. veamos detalles de la segunda audiencia del juicio por homicidio. reportero: el norteamericano principal sospechoso en el asesinato de valentina trespalacios compareciÓ ante el juez del caso. el hermano de la dj rompiÓ en llanto y la familia pidiÓ apagar las cÁmaras para no ver otra vez las macabras escenas. aunque las pruebas lo incrimina cada vez mÁs, el acusado no confiesa cargos. >> con una cinta aislante de color negro. es coincidente con la cinta envolvente de la maleta azul. reportero: le imputarÁn feminicidio y ocultamiento de p

now we are recruiting over 300 foster families per year to help. we met our target in year one and recruitment contacts are up for you two. but our foster children still face educational challenges as result of their circumstances. today i'm announcing the stronger families scholarship proposal which i'm hoping to work with all of you to provide new education opportunities for these children. amy child and a foster care system will have the opportunity to receive up to $4000 in a scholarship to help them achieve their full potential from kindergarten through 12th grade. this money can be used to pay for tuition at a private school, pay for tutoring or teaching services, purchase curriculum, pay for standardized tests or ap exams, and more help. there's always more that we can do, and today there are more than 100 businesses across the state that provide targeted discounts to help foster families and those children. i love that. i love that they are helping the families save dollars so they can open, opened their homes up to more children i'd like t

ur directly from those impacted by foster care. they developed 37 separate recommendations to improve the system. i am pleased to report to you that every single one of those recommendations has been fully implemented or is in the process of being implemented and i thank you for that implementation as well. [applause] we also must together in our last two budgets between more than doubled state funding for them. however, ohio still remains remain in the bottom national lever funding. many agencies continue to struggle. so to better support children, families, and the caseworkers who serve them we will once again increase their funding in our new proposed budget. there vulnerable children who have unique needs who up until now has no place to go to receive help. this cannot even comprehend. we will help them as well. in our last budget, we created our help program point children -- for children with mental health challenges. these children are at risk for not being able to stay at home with their families. now families are assigned

in a foster family.ents for 5 years, as teachers with experience not lose faith but you have such complex difficulties at work. and they are returning home. i want to help these children. i want to help everyone socialize to adapt, because not everyone will take such a child with such an obvious foster family during a law enforcement check, not neighbors, guardianship authorities, nor colleagues of svetlana morozova could not remember anything bad about the foster family, they say people are experienced upbringing, especially children were released already not a single child into adulthood, and all of them, at the very least, are arranged in society. however, after what happened in regional investigative committee. we started our test. still, we are talking about a teenager and you need to be sure of his safety. 100% the family is characterized by a positive one, as with a purpose. establishing microfinance and family relations with children are currently working psychologists working psychologists in a

well, you can say, we didn’t agree in character and therefore i don’t live with her in a foster family you had brothers and sisters. yes, i have an older brother alexander for 7 years. i'm older. he is a native child in the family. and he knew you were adopted. well, he probably knew, because on his initiative they called me first veronica a, because he came from school. he had his first love, veronica, and he asked his parents to name me after this girl , veronica, as he liked this girl very much. name, and you communicate with your brother. that's how i left, e somewhere around 2010 from home. so we don’t communicate with him, we don’t communicate at this time. we have never communicated with each other's birthday, congratulations to everything, that is, in this communication we have come to naught. well, it used to be warmer, when i was little, when we lived together in the same family , mm, and then less and less and less, that is, your whole family, it turns out. now does not know about your desire to find a biological family. yes, not mom, not brother, yes, and if they knew how r

anna foster there, live from southern turkey.s at the beginning. situated on or near several fault lines, turkey is one of the world's most active earthquake zones. the country recorded over 22,000 last year alone. many are deadly — the worst on record, a 7.6 magnitude quake in 1999, killing more than 17,000 people. here's our science editor, rebecca morelle. turkey is all too familiar with these natural disasters. it is one of the well�*s most seismically active areas. the country sits among several tectonic plates, and there are to make a major fault lines where they meet, the east anatolian fault line is where the quake struck. as the place grind past each other, tension gradually builds up along the fault line, before it is released, resulting in an earthquake. the east anatolian fault line is around 250 miles long. but what made the quake so deadly is how shallow it is. it happened at a depth ofjust 11 miles. since 1970, this region has seen three earthquakes greater than magnitude six. , , ., earthquakes greater than magnit

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[applause] projecting oklahomans means making sure our foster care system prioritizes kids and making families whole. [applause] we've been taking great strides to reunite families over the years. in fact, the number of children in out of home care including those in foster care have decreased from 11,300 to 6,500 over the last eight years. [applause] over the next four years, i want oklahoma to have a conversation about how we can become the most profamily state, how we can build a program and culture. in my view, fatherhood is an important piece of that puzzle. this is something that i'm always trying to balance personally, time at work and time with my six kids. and i want to recognize my dad. [applause] stand up, dad. [applause] i didn't think i would get choked up there, dad. i love you. thank you for pouring into my life. sadly there's been a movement in the nation that dads are dispensable. right now, the united states is a world leader in fatherless families. one out of every four kids in america is living without a father in the home. and even those with a father, they are be

why a business in foster city says a business in foster city says these outages can really hurt.g with odors? get back in there and freshen instantly with new febreze air mist. febreze's new, finer mist floats longer in the air to fight even your toughest odors. so long stinky smells and hello amazing freshness. discover the new febreze scents today! truth is... i've never really known how to care for my hardwood floors. then i found swiffer wetjet wood. these soft microfiber-like pads absorb dirt and grime deep inside. and it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. wetjet wood. also try sweeper wood cloths. >> 5.41 is the time. it was a bad day yesterday for small business owners who rely on square the online payment platform was down for a big chunk of the day making it possible for businesses to accept payments. and make money. the outage affected shea restaurant foster city. just one of many. the owner tells us his business relies heavily on square because it's a cash free restaurant. and the owner estimates the $2000 loss on the day because of this outage square, w

three, children in foster care. four, early childhood education. we're excited about the prospect of this new department and what it will mean for ohio children and for their families. one of the things families never used to worry about was the safety of their children in school. today, sadly, they do. when i took office, our local schools were receiving very little help from the state for school safety. so i created the ohio school safety center, which is dedicated to helping schools, public and private. public and private. to address security needs from the physical security of their buildings to training our school officials in threat assessment to improving our school's emergency response plans. each day our experts, the school safety center scanning social media for threats to our students. they're responding to calls to the anonymous tip line and they're working with our local officials on each district's unique safety needs. our proposed budget will allow us to continue and expand this work. further, some school officials have told me that

but first, anna foster is in kahramanmaras, the epicentre.ng now, in places like this, a real contrast. there are sites like this one, collapsed buildings that are filled with noise and light and huge pieces of machinery pulling away this rubble as fast as they can. but in places where they still think that there is a spark of hope, the scene is different. an urgent call for quiet. these rescuers need complete silence. they have heard voices. even though this building isn't safe, they don't hesitate. because despite the winter cold, there are still survivors, and to get to them, they need to be inside. in another collapsed building not far away, a british german team are helping local people to search. they risk their lives for moments like this.— to search. they risk their lives for i moments like this._ a moments like this. allahu akbar! a mother and — moments like this. allahu akbar! a mother and child _ moments like this. allahu akbar! a mother and child pulled _ moments like this. allahu akbar! a mother and child pulled from - moments li

anna foster, bbc news, 0smaniye. in northern syria, at least moo people have been killed and thousands more injured in what is one of the poorest regions of the world. it's been cut off from the international community after years of conflict between president assad's forces and rebel fighters, making rescue efforts even harder. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, who has reported extensively from syria, has this report. a syrian village which vanished in minutes. besnia. its people are all that's left standing. those who survived. so many didn't, all along this area, next to turkey. still now many families are under the rubble. 0ur teams are trying to save them. it is very difficult task for us, we need help, we need the international community to do something. families shaken from their sleep just after 4am by a powerful earthquake whose epicentre is just across the border. in the dead of night, rescue workers known as white helmets race to help, pulling this young girl from the rubble. this is work

if you know foster and been in have different political agendas with, you know, foster and other west african nations are in favor of closer ties with russia. while the name prefers to maintain a strong relationship with former colonial power. france, we heard from local residents in book, you know, foster about what they felt about the visits of been, is present. the said the country shouldn't be wary french involvement in the region . dumping off, depending east president can be seen as a friend like ivory coast, the president to a tara. he is a spokesperson for france, trying to persuade became a leader captain trying to change his mind with the really, especially with the creation of the g. 3 with guinea, malia and became a facet. i would say it's not a good idea to change it if the captain wants to. he can welcome him. if he decides to collaborate with russia or create the g 3, that's a good idea. but choosing to stand on front side, i think will not be good for bettina fast enough. i became a fast so and benny a brother country mccain of fast so has been experiencing terrorist a

police say that the bodies of two men who apparently did not know foster were found in a house aboutaway. >> my understanding is that we believe blunt force trauma was the means used in this, and it's a brutal scene. unfortunately that we're processes. >> police said the men were killed between monday and tuesday as authorities searched for foster. >>> the "los angeles times" says a power outage at los angeles international airport halted security screenings, delayed flights, and trapped some travelers. most of the terminals lost power during yesterday's outage which lasted about an hour. it knocked out lights and trapped people in elevators. passengers on at least one plane could not get off when jet bridges stopped working. there's no word on what caused the power failure. >>> the "associated press" says two stolen monkeys are back at the dallas zoo. the monkeys disappeared monday after their enclosure was cut. they were found the next day in a closet of a vacant house after police received a tip. the zoo says they lost some weight but showed no signs of injury. they were fed and s

benjamin foster the man we've been looking forward for the last several days. is no longer a threat to the community. police have been hunting for foster since last week after he allegedly tortured a woman he was holding captive. that victim is still in critical condition. she was found unconscious and near death in grants pass, and on tuesday night they located foster at the home where the woman was found, eventually firing bullets and tear gas into the house as they attempted to force him outside. he was barricaded really deep. into a space underneath. the house officials say foster was looking for victims through online dating applications, and he's got a long history of violence, including arrests in 2018 for domestic violence and in 2019 for holding his then girlfriend captive and physically abusing her. some claim prosecutors should have done more to keep him off the streets. but for the past week, police say that was not their main focus. whatever happened in the past, we can talk about those officials later. police also arrested a 68 year old woman they

lighting there came courtesy of a taxi driver named berkan, via his mobile phone, and anna foster laterf them at work. broadcasting in those conditions is a considerable challenge, and viewers expressed theiradmiration, including jules 0, who posted this... but in the days following, there were criticisms of some of the bbc�*s coverage, particularly a report on wednesday's evening news bulletins which — despite a warning of harrowing images to come from the presenter beforehand — upset janet georghiou. .. janet cra btree agreed... we discussed last week a review into the bbc�*s economics coverage, one of whose findings was that many viewers find the output "incomprehensible", and some of the terminology used "mystifying". simpler language and more explanation appear to be the answer, and notjust in the area of economics — but some members of the audience think that can be taken too far. take these lines seen on the bbc news website on tuesday, clive couzens read that, and this was his reaction.

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i'm max foster in london.ianca is off for today, but just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> i've heard another tornado warning, it's like never ending today. >> this is an early wake -up cal for people living on the southern plains. >>> everyone wants this constam nation gone from the community. >> the town is rallying around each other and i think we're all on the same page for the first time in two weeks. >>> the chinese were very, very slow in alerting the world to it. >> i'm not entirely surprised. the chinese have mishandled covid at every step of the way. ♪ >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is monday, february the 27th, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 3:00 a.m. in the central u.s. where a powerful storm system is battering parts of oklahoma, kansas and texas with tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail. at least nine tornadoes have been through so much, seven in oklahoma, two in kansas. there are reports of widespread damage. downed power line and debris blocki

it sits across from dewey academy where 20% of their student population are in foster care. the building will house up to 100 foster teens. it flooded a decade ago, deeming it beyond repair. now the space will provide job training and housing for transitional aged youth. the mayor who was once on housed says it will create a pathway for used to work. >> there are so many great pathways. i see this as a hub for preparing oakland sugar -- future workforce. ama: it will be funded through a 2020 improvement bond. a grant and donations. it's expected to be up and running in five years. dan: the pentagon is concerning all options regarding that massive chinese surveillance balloon flying over the midwest as we speak. officials say norad continues to track and monitor this high-altitude balloon very closely. the pentagon says the balloon has traveled for days from western alaska to the midwest and has gone over and will proceed over nuclear and missile facilities. officials are completely rejecting china's claims that the balloon is a weather monitoring device that blew off course.

anna foster, bbc news, marash.a itself is difficult because of the security situation there. our correspondent quentin sommerville is on the border between turkey and syria. he sent this report from the town of antakya. with pickaxe and hammer, determination and hope, they dig for lost relatives in antakya. this backbreaking work falls to these men. their city and country are overwhelmed, and the lives of those trapped in here depend on them. this was a sixth floor apartment block. families on every floor. ten minutes ago, theyjust heard a voice, so they're digging to try and get to whoever it is buried deep inside all of this. they can see a man and a child trapped inside. again, they hear something, so they call for silence. and they wait. they dig more carefully now, but they're too late. both are already dead. with so many still trapped, there's barely time for grief here. so what happens now? we are going to find the live ones. we will look for them. there's barely a corner of the city of 500,000 people that h

they've introduced this to foster children to get them on their feet once they leave the foster careght, and so that's something that you're pushing forward justin contra costa, because they don't have that yet. right and as well as trying to extend the services for foster youth to 8 25 as well because of 18. they cut off and they still need that as their second out into the world. they still need that support system. yes all right. so let's talk a little about the other initiative, and that's the mobility labs, which you're a part of talked a little bit about that. well i like to call it the progressive think tank of folks with degrees from the school of hard knocks and sidewalk university. you know, we've got folks who are formally incarcerated, formerly homeless, you know, formally things that you don't want to be formally of it and we get to be the driving focus of this initiative and including being able to decide where funds are going to be allocated, and so it's a very empowering place to be in because it's like we're bubbling up solutions for poverty from the bottom up instea

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the 2nd time he said there were new 3 words which were foster foster and foster. and i think based on what we heard today in this building, those requests still dont ukraine is renewing, eights appeals to nato's to nato members, to keep coughing on their pledges to diff, to help you can defend itself by supplying weapons. now we know ukraine has set 8 sites on the skies after securing some pledges of western made. main battle types, keith know, is looking for fighter jet western fighter jets from nato allies. but interestingly to mutual collabo, ukraine's foreign minister didn't really spell that out today. but he did say that he pushed on the topic of trading and especially training for pilots, the united kingdom. so far as said it will train ukrainian pilots on these kinds of jets. but not that it will actually provide the weaponry so you can expect behind closed doors, key of keeping up the push for that the, the push for fighter jets despite the fact that was not front and center today here at this press conference. right. so we are hearing further commitments

it sits across from dewey academy where 20% of their student population are in foster care. the building will house up to 100 foster teens. it flooded a decade ago, deeming it beyond repair. now the space will provide job training and housing for transitional aged youth. the mayor who was once on housed says it will create a pathway for used to work. >> there are so many great pathways. i see this as a hub for preparing oakland sugar -- future workforce. ama: it will be funded through a 2020 improvement bond. a grant and donations. it's expected to be up and running in five years. dan: the pentagon is concerning all options regarding that massive chinese surveillance balloon flying over the midwest as we speak. officials say norad continues to track and monitor this high-altitude balloon very closely. the pentagon says the balloon has traveled for days from western alaska to the midwest and has gone over and will proceed over nuclear and missile facilities. officials are completely rejecting china's claims that the balloon is a weather monitoring device that blew off course.

i know you give us every thing and i don't know how, but we actually manage to get them produced foster. i have to put pressure to help you crane and constantly convince him that this help is not for us. but for europeans. yeah, just your reaction to that he, he actually admits in it doesn't a that the he knows that germany supplies and the dollar countries are running low, but keep giving this them anyway. well, there is some truth in that, certainly because we know that germany is now probably the largest donor of arms and is going to deliver them on time. i reject or post position you can imagine. but here the truth is mr. shawn was very reluctant and i even applauded to advocate for that being reluctant to send into any conflict, especially as not in a conflict that could end up as having trouble the dresser. so you know, i was on his side actually, and i said good that's. he's thinking twice about everything now he said, okay, i have to not stand alone in europe. that's why i'm going to send arms. so then he rang washington and asked him whether they would send ambrose tags, the am

the universe is expanding faster and faster, so something is causing it to expand. fostering foster. so there's a lot of energy that we can't see and we can't explain. and we call that dark energy. so cosmetology is exciting at that moment. we have, don't matter, doc, energy, 95 percent of everything out there. we can't really explain the cosmological models, don't quite work. and euclid is going to hopefully make a huge advancement in our understanding of all of these topics. it is making images where we can see the effects of dark matter, especially on galaxies, across this white large area survey. so we see that the images of the galaxies, a distorted, and the distortion is caused by the dark matter in the universe. bending the light as it comes towards us, and it's a little bit like when you look through a swimming pool and you see the go through the swimming pool. and the, the boss in the swimming pool looks distorted. and, but what you're seeing is the effect of the light and being bent by the, the water and cerebral, all by the dark matter in the universe. okay. that, that for

the 2nd time he said he had 3 more words, foster foster and foster. and i think based on what i've heard here today, it's clear that those requests still stand as the winter thaws out. here in europe . russia is expected to launch major offensive, and ukraine and the foreign minister was here really renewing those appeals to western allies in nato. to keep up their support. and of course, what really stood out to me is given that we just heard to bite russian president putin speech versus what we've heard here is just the sense that these are 2 totally parallel universe is on the one hand, russia essentially blaming nate. so for its own invasion of you quail, of course, it doesn't use those terms to describe it. and the other hand here in brussels, a very clear line that moscow is the aggressor and we've in heard from the european union's foreign policy chief chief. you'll set brill who said that russia has been a bombing hospitals and starving cities. he says, ok, so no secret what ukraine wants, that you is trying to coordinate supplies of ammunitio

it needs to find foster or forever homes for 30 dogs. shelter officials say the renovations include installing modern state of the art sound reducing enclosures. and if you're interested in adopting or acting as a temporary foster home during march you can find more information online or you can stop by the shelter. san francisco zoos, african lioness yukari has died the 20 year old female lion whose name means sugar in swahili, died from type of lymphoma after going through chemotherapy treatment since october. the zoo said that as head of the african lion pride, their sikari was an ambassador for educating guests and raising awareness of the importance of lion conservation. send her arrival in 2009 0, officials said. zachary loved to play soccer in her habitat, and they are heartbroken by her passing. we have an update now on the ransomware attack on the city of oakland, now entering its third week, many police services have been restored so officers can check identities and criminal records. but oakland 311 phone system remains out of

an estimated 20% of them are in foster care. >> what we find is a lot of the students aren't able toess those services. we have a high publishing of un-house to students. >> the building will douglas foster who was killed right here. in 1973 by two members of the sla. that same group that would later kidnap patty hearst. the project will be partially funded with money from a facilities improvement bond passed in 2020. a grant from the oakland city council and philanthropic donations. this project is a priority for oakland's new mayor, herself once on house. >> is it technical career training that i need, is it going to community college, all with the stability of housing. housing and resources and counseling. >> the hub is expected to be up and running in five years. >> a meals healthier. the usda is rolling out to -- new nutrition standards which include limits on added sugars. this will impact foods like cereal, yogurt and chocolate milk. the plan calls for dramatic cuts in sodium levels. health experts say cutting back on sugar and salt can decrease childhood at -- obesity and dia