was wanting to russian possible i person by the members are as was live now to the man himself, jeff boston. jeff, thanks so much for joining us here at. i'll see now what the reasons why you officially want to renounce your us citizenship. well, i've already been a russian citizen for, for a while, so i'm happy living here. but, you know, i enjoyed having the american passport as well because it was easy to travel to europe. is it a child's united states? but now under the circumstances, it's impossible me for me with a clear conscience to hold that american passport, to be an american citizen. because of the city, especially now because of the situation where the ukraine on america, sponsoring, supporting, and prolonging this does conflict in ukraine. i've had to, to my good friends, killed already and done boss. i've been to dumbass, you know, 10 or 12 times and, you know, i know, i know a lot of people there and there are every day on the apartment from, from ukrainian missile sent by united states. so i how cry with a clear conscience support, massacre, they the killing the destruction

jeff coincided with the emergence of krona virus or boston. and it's something that i think raises a lot of uncertainty and fear amongst it over there practicing because there are so many i know we don't know how bad it's going to be in march 21. and then fairly can fornia and it was another comb day. today our patient volumes at the very low and the philos. jose, great. we are running a little bit low on teaching yourself and i was unable to find an adult mask that i've got this pretty switch kids, nasa where they're not the best at birth. i get the job done. i am, i am an e r physician and i work at a couple community hospital just outside boston full time student right now i am getting my m b a from mit. and so what that really means is that i'm in classes monday to thursday, essentially during the week and i work on the weekends. and so things have been crazy, crazy, the last few weeks and unfortunate that i have these breaks in between my shift, my next shift as tomorrow. and so it's really hard to know what to expect in the me a little c

jeff. minus 101 with the windchill. >> record-setting. >> and even big towns, boston and other parts of the northeast getting really hammeredith cold. >> yeah, frostbite a huge concern. it does look like the weather is going to start to warm up once we roll into sunday's forecast. back here across the bay area, we do have some chill this weekend, but the biggest thing is going to be the rainfall. let's take it into that microclimate forecast and we'll show you the timeline of that incoming rain. and for tomorrow morning, we start it off with cloud cover. a slight chance of a spotty shower. storm front is still offshore. by 5:30 tomorrow night, we get some scattered rain in here. so if you're headed to the lunar new year parade in san francisco, make sure to take that umbrella. main event, though, right here starting at 9:00 at night. heavy rain from the north bay down to the south bay. again, tomorrow evening. it will linger over the south bay into 11:00 p.m. then after this, we'd see some scattered rain on sunday and the chance of some isolated thunderstorms. not here but heading up to the sierra, you want to watch out. we

they're all boston. jeff moody. gb news. oh, it's a controversial issue , isn't it?ersial issue, isn't it? me but i'll tell you what's interesting there is hearing both sides of the argument and then you know, come to your own conclusion on what you think. but it's interesting that jeff managed to get to speak to all sides there. yep. now, stay with us. there's lots more to come, including a look inside today's papers alongside slater and papers alongside tom slater and emma burnell. 631 very good morning to you. you're watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and anne ali. oh 731. if you're in spain. yes. which chris is, chris says even though they asked why we're up so early, because we're in spain and it's 7:00. off to the beach for a walk soon. of course, it's stupid early course, it's still stupid early for locals guy to lie in on for the locals guy to lie in on a sunny day. a lovely day. nice walk in on a spanish beach. well, sun morning. oh, that's a lovely, lovely . and i just been lovely, lovely. and i just been in such morning, stephen and i watch e

jeff. ashley. >> hey, guys, the border crisis i.c.e. agents arresting a brazilian fugitive in bostonwo years running from murder charges in his home country. this is not his first time in u.s. custody. the border patrol arrested in california 2021 for illegally entering the country but they let him out pending court proceedings. meanwhile in orange county, agents with the massive fentanyl bust using 230 pounds of drug during a traffic stop. officials say that is enough to kill 50 million people. now to a fox weather alert from a messy commute this morning for people in massachusetts and really across the northeast s the region gets hit by the biggest snowstorm so far this year. first responders and upstate new york are warning drivers to take it slow after responding to this 18 car crash caused by black ice yesterday morning. and yet another's snowstorm slamming the west coast. near lake tahoe, white out conditions. meanwhile, michigan, the governor gretchen whitmer getting heat for apparently having a gnomic 150,000 people in her state still without power nearly one week after a maj

boston, massachusetts. we're an arctic blast of cold air is rolling through the northeast of america, causing record low temperatures. that story coming up. i'm jeff nash with sports arsenault, least in the premier league for just the 2nd time this season. the latest basin, the bi struggling edison. you when that 1st game i'm the manager shown dice is not the just after 1500 hours gmc, we stop this. these are with a prisoner exchange between the ukraine and russia. moscow says that 63 of its service met have been released by keith. and the ukranian government says that 116 of its soldiers have been allowed to return home. according to moscow, among the russians freed of those who work in a so called sensitive category, the united arab emirates was involved in the nations same bus robbie as the details from ukraine's capital keys. what we're hearing is 116 prisoners of war have been released by the russians and are back on ukrainian soil presidents office and the coordination, the humanitarian coordination office that works on these prisoner swamps. calling this cause for celebration. but they do say, despite the fact that including today, 37 swaps