north and south quarter palistine in the us here is also and in our focus is on to get past the c c s. dan, welcome to document that was been across tennis off endorsed by the security council recently thought regarding big stream this action by the zionist regime. and we hope this has the stomach was that the world community will focus on the implementation on carrying out the lawful ryan. so the philistine in people clinic and as for janice and we also hope for the establishment of the inclusive government. and again, it's 10 years i thought you don't. good afternoon, i'm yet from the state radio company of the ran. i've got 2 questions. one question for you minister la bra. and the 2nd question just put in for a minister on europe, the easter labrono. could you please see more on the towel? nice. why are the americans so slow to return to their commitments under j. c. p. o, a school? or maybe you can ask the question and persian muslim picnic on it could a lead to in k omni call you. why do you think why? because americans are and so slow taking so much time to return to their t c. p. a

dan slepian by jon-adrian "j.j." velasquez convicted solely on eyewitness testimony. >> i get a lot of letters as you know from people who claim to be innocent what was so different about j.j.'setter, it was meticulous, it was focused. >> reporter: dozens more would follow. skeptical but curious, dan paid j.j. a visit. >> 12 jurors said you are here for a reason. >> that's what they got me they didn't know the whole story and neither did i at that time. >> reporter: there began a 20-year journey. j.j.'s unbending claim of innocence, dan's search for the truth detailed now in the new nbc studios' podcast, "letters from sing sing. >> what i've learned over the past two decades haunts me. >> dan, tell me what "letters from sing sing" is about >> it's about how and why someone can be wrongfully convicted but more importantly you need a bolt of lightning to strike the courthouse door to even get another day in court that's really what this is about. >> reporter: j.j. gave dan mountains of case documents and challenged him to prove him guilty. >> i knew that he would unveil something that would look odd to him or something that actually proved that i'm innocent, but the thing that

s unbending claim of innocence, dan's search for the truth.d now in the new nbc studios' podcast, "letters from sing sing." >> what i've learned over the past two decades haunts me. >> dan, tell me what "letters from sing sing" is about? >> it's about how and why somebody can be wrongfully convicted but more importantly you need a bolt of lightning to strike the courthouse door to even get another day in court. that's really what this is about. >> reporter: j.j. gave dan mountains of case documents and challenged him to prove him guilty. >> i knew that he would unveil something that would look odd to him or something that actually proved that i'm innocent, but the thing that he wasn't going to find was any evidence of guilt. >> did you accept the challenge that, okay, i'm going to show you're guilty >> he challenged me to prove his guilt and i accepted the challenge. >> reporter: dan tracked down the key eyewitness and told dan he was pressured by police and basically picked out j.j. at random after looking at more than 1,800 mug shots. >> i d

s. back to you, dan and noelle. march is women's history month kron 4 recognizing remarkable bay area tonight. >> introducing you to a woman who works tirelessly to ensure kids in low-income communities in the bay area get quality education. kron 4 stephanie lin introduces us to look. he should young. but jack, because what happened some time on a friday afternoon when most may have ducked out of the office, you'll finally kaisha young doubling down on the work. i always think like that. >> 10 years from 5 years from now, what our community is going to look like because changing lives takes constant commitment and the intergenerational cycle of miseducation kaisha is the ceo of the oakland reach a nonprofit improving access to education for kids from low-income families. tweak just out of a problem. and that problem is because our parents felt like they didn't have voice is an issue stemming from generations of racial inequities. i personally come from history. >> where not too many generations down. we weren't even

declined to cover him because the criminal used an american account, until radio 4's money box programme intervened. danon radio 4 and he told us more about this scam. it started like many of the investigations we do here with an e—mail from one of our listeners, adam. that is james's son. he e—mailed a couple of weeks ago and explained what had happened to his father. in short what had happened was this. over the course of 13 months, criminals had scams and then stolen £153,000 from james, the victim, by indoctrinating him, by grooming him into believing that he was actually helping a woman in the united states escape an abusive relationship, and then to help pay for these expensive medical bills. the transfers that the criminals encouraged him to make started off small, but then they got larger and larger. there were multiple transfers of £10,000, a few of £15,000, and james was so deceived by the web of lies that this criminal had spun, the fraud was only discovered whenjames was admitted to hospital a few weeks ago, and so believing was he that he was doing the right thing by this person, he asked h

s. back to you, dan and well. all right. ariza. if your travel tonight includes heading to the >> north county fire crews are asking you to avoid adobe road in higgins because of this fallen tree. there's no update right now on when this area will be cleared. so keep that in mind. >> now, also along the peninsula, a landslide closing highway. 84 por toll road near woodside. the slide is. >> 250 feet wide and it's made the as you can see, impassable giant crack stretching across both sides of the road. and according to caltrans, the slide area is considered active, meaning more damage could come. no word on when the work will begin to fix that road. >> and in the north bay, part of southbound highway 101 will be shut down in less than an hour following a landslide in nevado pg e is currently installing a gas line to temporarily go around the 2 lines that were damaged in the slide. earlier this week, the closures happening from petaluma at highway one 16. also is like a highway to atherton road in nevado folks driving from petaluma a

s. back to you, dan and noelle. >> risa, thanks a lot. the recent flooding in central california a pending the lives for farmers. many of them in a last-ditch effort forced to take desperate measures to save their crops. nancy loo has more on how these farmers banded together. >> after waves of atmospheric rivers, california, in much better shape, water wise. but major flooding remains a concern for scores of farmers and some are going to extremes to save their crops. >> it >> was a spur of the moment moved by a central california farmer for emergency flood control. yeah. the sacrifice of 2 pickups worked in plugging a levee breach near the to leave river. the loss of 2 trucks saved a far more valuable pistachio crop. the areas not far from the major levee breach along the pajaro river. the first phase of repairs on the bahar levy is finished, but it will be weeks before residents can return and is history. experts estimate at least a 5th of strawberry crops may be lost in areas, not flooded. the ground is too wet for planting and that wi

warming up temperatures a week from today in the low 60's bring a seasonable highs back to dan and wellthank you. now to a story about celebrating kindness in the bay area, staff and families at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland gathered to recognize one of their volunteers. this is bernie payton. he spends every thursday volunteering with the kids and teaching them oregon me he supplies all the paper and even makes our economy hats for all the patients and staff members as well. looks like for his kindness. the nonprofit chris kindness award presented payton with the $1000. check. we heard from the woman who nominated him for the award. >> when i would talk to him and this is going back many years, at least 10 years ago, he would come down here and volunteer to make our economy not only with the children, but with the siblings in the family. and he told me that was one of the best days of the week for him. and that always stayed with me. >> payton says he plans to donate the prize money back to the children's program at the hospital. if you know someone doing a good kindness

flights are happening — and what it means for the premier league�*s commitment to being environmentally sustainable. our sports editor danea at the weekend, but this was just the final step of their journey to stamford bridge having flown to london for the fixture 2a hours earlier, they are far from alone. the bbc has uncovered evidence that in just two months there were 81 domestic flights by premier league clubs across just 100 matches including club competitions, and the shortest flight was just 27 minutes. one top manager admits it�*s an issue the game must now tackle. i think it�*s something we have to do better with. it�*s my personal opinion. that�*s not to say it straight forward because there are different factors, but it�*s an area we can improve. but it�*s notjust the planes that take teams to fixtures. a positioning flight, as it�*s known, arriving at liverpool airport last week to pick up everton forjust a 35 minute journey south for that game against chelsea. one of 37 such flights, often largely empty, that we found evidence of in the two month window. premier league teams taking short domestic flights lik

s ambassador to israel dan shapiro. he's also a distinguished fellow at the atlantic council ambassador really appreciate your time. first off when you see the pictures of these massive protests in the country's main airport, being at a standstill for hours. what's your reaction? well it was a spontaneous eruption. very emotional reaction last night to the prime minister's decision to fire the defense minister when he spoke up and said, even though he supports the judicial overhaul that's been proposed. he felt pushing forward through it at this time, but actually be dangerous for israel security, he said. so because so many reservists and the idea of including air force pilots were refusing to serve the government they felt was straying from democratic principles and because of intelligence about how israel's enemies might take advantage of this chaos, and while there had been demonstrations, as with said earlier, these felt angrier, certainly spontaneity to them, and it's so spooked members of netanyahu's own coalitio

s service members are dan gallagher is live for us in fort campbell, kentucky.it's a tragedy and in training that this happened. what are you learning about this investigation? well, poppy, these special aviation safety team from fort rucker, alabama, arrived just before eight p.m. central time last night and we're told that they've been working through the night at that crash site trying to gather evidence and figure out exactly what caused those two blackhawk helicopters to crash on wednesday night. now we do have some weather that's moving in. so we're told that they will work thoroughly but are going to have to work quickly. they have lights up around that crash site and tarps as well to preserve that scene from the weather. er, but also to make it easier for them to work. according to the 101st airborne division. they were those blackhawks were performing a multi ship formation in a training with night vision goggles. these are medevac variants of the black hawk helicopter. when the crash happened, there was no radioing for help beforehand when it comes to

s ambassador to israel dan shapiro. so nice to see you, mr ambassador.et's start with the latest news from there. what will a general strike called by both labor and major employers mean for that country? well, the country is in some degree chaos. at the moment . prime minister netanyahu miscalculated barely very badly when that he'd fire this defense minister who had warned to pushing forward with this judicial overhaul legislation would cause a major danger to israel's national security. he defense minister you're gonna actually favors the legislation , but he based his warning on the fact that massive numbers of idea reservists, including air force pilots were refusing to serve under government they believe was abandoning democratic. and he also cited intelligence that israel's enemies we're planning to take advantage of the chaos. so they're already strong protests against the judicial overhaul, but last night when he fired the defense minister, there was a spontaneous eruption thousands of hundreds of thousands or at least pouring into the streets a

the s&p was up five points. danw surveillance video of the man accused of having explosives in his home in san jose. investigators believe this video links him to two explosions apg&e transformers in the past months. we have the story. >> it was a scene that displays neighbors and had local and federal agencies investigating for four days, san jose police say this 36-year-old man had a large amount of explosives in this home. last week, they rebuilt investigation into him started with two separate incidents in december and january, but involving explosive devices that blew up pg&e transformers in san jose. >> a serious tragedy with serious harm and potential loss of life. >> now police say this shows one of those incidents, the video showing what they say is the january 5 incident. >> he is going away on his bicycle after igniting the device. there you see it go up in flames. >> it was during that january investigation that connection was made to a similar incident in december near oakridge mall or through the surve

dan. his business empire has recently been under scrutiny. after a u. s. investment firm accused it of corporate fraud. and his party has unsuccessfully tried to launch a parliamentary investigation. all this is to distract from the panic that the prime minister is feeling that his relationship with mr. ronnie is going to be exposed. let me tell you that relationship is going to be exposed. nobody is gonna stop that to me. i guess i'm the leader of mode is ruling b. j. p. party has rejected gandhi's accusations and said his expulsion from parliament has nothing to do with the controversy surrounding their danny group. for now, gandy and his legal team have to focus on appealing the defamation sentence. a conviction related to the statement he made 4 years ago. yes, she got this, but but the case against him was for comments at an election rally and 2019 and cannot occur hockey rally make got not comic got. he said, how come all that? he felt more d as the common sat me candy is not going to jail immediately. the court has suspended his sentence for 30 day

we asked miami beach mayor dan gelber, if he's worried the children in their early 20's. >> i worry all the time. i worry about them. and i worry about my my city, especially during spring break. when hundreds of thousands of young people are coming this way. >> brooke, shafer, news nation. >> all right. let's get a check of our forecast here. taking a live look right now. the golden gate bridge is that one car moves in the city. i feel like usually people would flock to california for spring break, but we're dealing with so much rain. i don't know how it is out there. rodriguez standing by with more on what we do with today with yeah, i'm sure a lot of californians flocking to miami to take advantage of the warmer weather, but we're tracking storm after storm. so this winter. >> really one for the record books. let's take a look at radar for light scattered hit or miss showers. now starting to exit our valleys in the east bay and south van. that drying trend going to continue throughout tonight, but we're tracking another atmospheric river. >> making its way off the coast of alaska, ta

based allows us to establish direct dialogue between russian and baron dan peoples, representatives of our parliament, our n p. 's visited russia earlier this week they participated in the international parliamentary, foreign rush, africa batch. why we are willing to work on the relations between the governance and between the peoples. and we will do everything to strengthen such corporation as for the regional issues. we talked about the various conflicts and we talked about tensions on the african continent and various regions of our continent. 8 is obviously an important topic for burgundy and we are pursuing the foreign policy so that we could always stand and look for dialogue. look for the resolution pays for the resolution of any possible cases because diplomacy gives, as every necessary till piling up cooperation various form and something else. asians. and we use those tools to ensure this all over the world and for the situation and ukraine. we believe that similar tools could be used there as well, and one does not have to use weapons inside of it. as you know, there is an arms raised and they arms. re

s. date of mississippi. after tornadoes destroyed several towns for the dan, joe biden has declared an emergency freeing up federal funding. lease 25 people were killed when the twisters flood neighbourhood down trees and power lines thousands of yemen. these have filled the streets of the rebel held capital sun on 2 mark, 8 years of the war against the saudi lead coalition. yemen has been entrenched in the civil war since 2014, resulting in one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. under the fire fighters in eastern spain are battling the 1st major wildfire of the season, some 1700 people have been forced to flee their homes. the fire began on thursday and the still out of control. an unusually dry winter in southern europe has raised concerns about a repeat of last year's devastating fires. i was former president lodging. jo is kicking off a visit to china. the 1st such trip by a former leader there since 1949. ma says he will not meet with high ranking chinese officials and then his visit will be centered around piece of the visit has parked controversy and taiwan a territory that beijing views as its own.

charles, when do you think we can expect to see some of trump 's allies at the -- stephen miller, dan scavino. do you think we are gonna see it happen? what are you watching for? >> we have recently learned that mark meadows is going to be forced by court order to essentially come forward and testify before the grand jury. what we get out of him with a witness, a very important witness -- is going to be critical, however that is going to rest in the prosecutor's ability to actually ask him the questions that are either going to illicit useful information or put him in a position where he had to plead the fifth or take a position and make some -- i am no doubt that jack smith and his team are capable of doing it. however, i think that it is important to understand that as critical a witness as mark meadows, is even getting him before the grand jury was not easy. getting the information out of him is going to be harder, but he is still going to be critical in terms of tying everything up, jack smith is going to need it at around building a case with respect to january 6th in particular.

happen, and i like to take a moment to recognize a few of the g s a staff who directly worked on this transfer. regional commissioner dan brown. real property disposal director david hac. disposal project manager and italy san francisco service center director jason cawthorne and regional chief architect maria surprise. oh happiness an integral part. of this project from the very beginning. well as you know, without the effort, we wouldn't be here today. so congratulations, mayor breed. supervisor dorsey, mr g. iceland mr. shoemaker and all who worked tirelessly with us to make this day happen, but above all to the new residents of this beautiful building welcome home. thank you. thank you. suki another important federal government agency that helped in this is that the department of housing and urban development and i'd like to ask jason poo from h u d two. uh, say a few words. all right. good morning. good morning. thank you warmed up by my friend and fellow regional administrator over here. so i am i'm jason, who had regional administrator for hud region nine, which covers the great states of arizona, california, haw

s money box programme intervened. with me now is money box reporter, dan whitworth. tell us about the case, was it grim?t had happened to his father and in short, was theirs. 0ver father and in short, was theirs. over the course of 13 months, criminals had scanned and then stolen £153,000 from james, the victim, by indoctrinating, creaming him into believing that he was actually helping a woman in the united states exclaim an abusive relationship and then help to pay for these expensive medical bills. —— escape an abusive relationship. they started off small, then grew larger and larger, some of 10,000, some are 15,000. james was so deceived by the web of lies, the fraud was only discovered whenjames was admitted to hospital a few weeks ago and so believing was he that he was doing the right thing by this person, he asked his son adam to make a payment to this lady, dissipated lady, while he was in hospital. adam took a look at the bank account, realise what happened, called the police, called the bank, lloyds, and realise it was a scam right away. i spoke to adam earlier this week, and explain the mome

and then temperatures with are dropping into the mid 30's for most of this back to you, dan and well. >> all right. reason. thanks a lot in los angeles. some culinary confusion is unfolding in one neighborhood. residents are seeing an unusually high number of food deliveries, but people say they aren't ordering them. chris wolfe has the story. >> delivery services surged along with fear and quarantining during the coronavirus pandemic. many people still enjoy this modern luxury for the convenience. but since late february, uber eats and similar services have been on overdrive in one highland park neighborhood. one man tells us he had 13 deliveries in one day. nothing of which he ordered. then he discovered neighbors with similar treat filled tales. low fat mail to danish. >> chicken, mcnuggets, french fries >> chris song. it was like a nice treat at first. and then when it became, you know, too much food that once, you know, we try to a way places to donate and give it away. >> the focal point is a stretch of range view avenue. >> we started getting deliveries about 2 weeks ago. >> an

all in the numbers yet as much as people desperately want to believe it is >> dan, have you missed this run that we've seen, s&p 500 up for the quarter 6%, nasdaq comp up 16%? have you been too bearish? >> no, because -- the answer to the prior question, sara, but i said on march 10th, you can look at the tweet, we're covering our shorts for a short-term bounce on the 14th, i said with mike, we think we can get up to 4,100 or close so, we've done very well with this bounce. we've gone from 55% net short before, the banking crisis 5% net short on that following monday on the 13th we've gotten a good portion of this rally we're up for the year. we were up last year we're doing very well. now we're just looking to add back those shorts. we start adding a few. we're back up to 0.5% of the portfolio being short but nowhere near the 55 we had going into this. >> got it. that was the part about you thinking the regulators would step in, as they did got that right so now, dan, when it comes to adding to the short position and being worried about bank earnings and the risks out there in the system, what are you target

s. where they will bottom out and when we get rain back in here. dan: thanks a lot. further south, people in paro are being allowed to go home after almost two weeks of evacuation. as neighbors survey the damage, the true cost of the flooding there may come to hit all of us. lauren martinez explains why. reporter: the extent of storm damage to the largest food producing state will come at a cost but it may take some time. >> if an event is going to have a big of -- effect, you will see prices jump up immediately. i haven't yet seen that. reporter: the salinas valley is some of the hardest hit area of recent flooding but the nation's largest producers of lettuce, broccoli, and strawberries. smith says this could potentially reduce supply across the country. >> many of these crops in the wintertime in california are grown in arizona or mexico. reporter: that means production is available in other locations. that can fill the gap and mitigate a price impact. >> we will pay a few dollars extra for the next couple of months. because of this particular event. it's probably

s one week from today. finally going to see seasonal highs back to dan and noelle. >> thanks., some well, it's held every year in california. it's the ugliest dog contest. does your pooch have a face? only a mother could love what you need to know. ahead. paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on many and now they're throwing them away. the company behind funko pop is setting 36 million dollars worth of the collectible vinyl characters and bobbleheads to the dumpster citing waning demand in a dramatic surplus of inventory. >> the ceo says that there are so many unsold figures that the companies renting out shipping containers just to store them. there are thousands of different types of funko pops, of course, ranging from baby yoda to eddie van halen bought a lot of money and it's going to just into th

s. where they will bottom out and when we get rain back in here. dan: thanks a lot. further south, people in paro are being allowed to go home after almost two weeks of evacuation. as neighbors survey the damage, the true cost of the flooding there may come to hit all of us. lauren martinez explains why. reporter: the extent of storm damage to the largest food producing state will come at a cost but it may take some time. >> if an event is going to have a big of -- effect, you will see prices jump up immediately. i haven't yet seen that. reporter: the salinas valley is some of the hardest hit area of recent flooding but the nation's largest producers of lettuce, broccoli, and strawberries. smith says this could potentially reduce supply across the country. >> many of these crops in the wintertime in california are vaable in other locations. that can fill the gap and mitigate a price impact. >> we will pay a few dollars extra for the next couple of months. because of this particular event. it's probably not something that most people would notice. reporter: the exact

that the makiyaki each house taken is already the success of rostislavsky dan valerian went to dmitry tv company. ntv donetsk people 'sepublic russian pilots in the zone of the special operation destroyed the disguised positions of the nationalists, the parking lot of ukrainian armored vehicles was discovered by our scouts promptly transferred the coordinates to the headquarters of the strike unit. rmovikov su-25 did not force himself. after our attack, the pilots used the so-called heat traps and returned to aerodrome. under the cover of aviation, the artillery of the assault group is fighting a few meters from the enemy. the ministry of defense publishes unique first-person shots of the battle. when performing a combat mission, our paratroopers were ambushed by neo-nazis. thanks to coordinated actions, the fighters defeated the enemy group and continued to clean up the settlement, and in the rear of the special operation, an experienced instructor continues to train fighters who are just about to join the assault groups at the training ground, the military personnel have mastered several types of weapons, including

. >> dan, what did you learn from the first quarter? >> if we look at what expectations are for q1, s&p earnings, expected to be down 60%. that is the largest quarterly decline since i think q3 of 2020 and this is what we've all been expecting. we thought that numbers just weren't coming down fast enough last year. and it was kind of death by a thousand cuts. so as we go into q1, we'll start off with the banks are there any problem with the big money center banks as it relates to the stuff with the regionals. it is not to the magnitude of any of the situations over the last month but it might give pause a little bit if you are in the kind of hard landing camp of what might happen if the defaults start to peck up. if unemployment starts to pick up what does it mean for the broader economy and then at that point, i think a lot of investors will start questioning a littlebit about an s&p 500 that is trading about 17 times expected 2023 earnings, which is not that far below the average of last five years and in fact that has it at about 18 and a half times or so so to me, valuations didn'

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dan: be careful if your morning commute takes you through livermore tomorrow. you c s there from sky 7 and edge of a stretch of i-80 has collapsed. orth f road there's a large crack to one of the lanes. at least one lane in the eastbound direction is closed tonight. caltrans is asking drivers to take alternate routes to avoid any backup. ama: the promise today to try to bring writers back. dan: a taxi with no driver. it is still a shop in san francisco. now it could be soon going statewide. >> a couple weeks ago i came in and my ice cream machine was broken. it turned out that the motor was broken in this motor was 40 pounds. i would have not been able to fix it myself aired ama: an ice cream catastrophe. it ended up being an awesome story of community in oakland. dan: that story more coming up but here's a look at what is up to on jimmy kimmel. >> this could be a big night. ♪ it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calho

s. the forecast from a two tomorrow to a one wednesday. snow over the peak spirit short break over the weekend, a lighter system so not as strong. dans. ama: we are back with baseball, larry. larry: it is here. the babe ruth series. unusual trysts -- twist in this one. one player who played for both teams. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> now, abc 7's boards. larry: get ready for a pitch clock, changes in the size of the bases, changes begin as the giants host the a's and the series. giants beat oakland yesterday 9-5. it marks the return of a fan favorite for one night only. chris alvarez is live with more on the matchup and the player who will take the mound for the final time. chris: one not only, the forever giant, sergio romo did pitch for the a's. it will be emotional. sergio spent the bulk of his career with the giants. 15 years in the big leagues. world series. he was an all-star. that final strikeout in 2012 in detroit, his hallmark play. tonight, he will pitch one last time before he retires as a giant. >> the feelings i have are just extremel

dan roan. as a former ashes—winning england captain turned commentator, michael vaughan�*s one of cricket's highestsations he used racist language hung over him. vaughan denied the claim, and after a hearing earlier this month, today was cleared. a disciplinary commission ruled, "the panel is not satisfied on the balance of probabilities that these words were spoken by michael vaughan at the time, and in the specific circumstances alleged." vaughan stepped back from his bbc broadcasting work last year after former yorkshire team—mate azeem rafiq alleged that, moments after this huddle before a match in 2009, his former captain said, "there's too many of you lot" to him and three other asian players. today in a statement, vaughan said, "i've never wanted to do anything that runs contrary to genuine efforts to clean up the game of cricket. i truly hope people can understand why, on a personal level, i could notjust accept or apologise for something which i know i did not do." vaughan urged reconciliation but condemned what he called an inappropriate approach by the ecb, saying there had been no winne

infantry vehicles from those that the west supplied the rostislav dan valerian to ukraine, not dmitry pisarev tv company. ntv donetsk people 'sublic the kiev authorities are preparing a provocation with the use of chemicals near transnistria, this was stated by the official representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs maria zakharova , she noted that in the port of odessa region, through which cargoes are sent as part of a grain deal in february , radioactive materials were delivered from europe, according to the foreign ministry. toxic substances were brought in bypassing customs control, they can be used for the manufacture of ammunition by the kiev authorities, so far they have not commented on these data in any way. russia called on ukraine of its western partners to abandon rash actions that endanger people's lives, in addition, our foreign ministry turned to international organizations to learn information about possible provocations. the united states suspected ukraine of wasting military aid american lawmakers said that the kiev regime was mired in corruption and not all us taxpayer funds are used for the

but dan , dan goldmann, who basicalld daman why bought s congressional seat , was rebuked by chairman jordanby. >> watch this episode with twitter. you cannot find actual evidence of any direct government censorship of anp y lawful speeh . the following email from clark humphrey, executive office of the presidency, wanted to flag the below tweet and then wondering if we can get movingoe on the process for having it p removed. >> now, the other networks were saying this hearing was a bust. of course, they don't reallye st talk about the substance of the underlying issues involved. your reactio involvedn bust and what it does is it sets the table. there's much more to be discovered and disclosed. e a but what we're facing is as censorship regime, unlike anything else we've seen in the united states government history. and your observation ory. about plaskett in the others is very key to thiots. e the democrats, the leftde the firs despised the first amendment. . they're there ready to see thats go because they want power. i'm telling you, as these journalists who've been wello he known

pretty seasonal low to mid 60's, which is exactly where we should be for this time of year. half moon bay. 57 degrees in danknow our good luck charm are lucky. saint patrick's day, leprechauns dancing for joy. going to be very irish. like weather on friday. quick moving storm. scattered showers. fortunately are. but we are going to see drier weather by next weekend. you it's great, right? we always say this all the time. >> we want the rain. we want the rain. we want the rain. not all at once, though. i know is going to be a concern even after the atmospheric river leaves the bay area. so we're going to possibly see downed trees and power lines. it's going to be a mess. so take advantage of wednesday night and thursday to help clean up. a broken record forecast. i know right? >> well, we've got some developing news tonight. the u.s. government says that also ocon valley bank clients. we'll have access to funds and has announced steps to prevent more bank runs. the treasury secretary janet yellen said today that the federal government would not bail out silicon valley bank but is working to help depositors w

but then cooling down into the mid 30's by tuesday with widespread snow showers there. back to you, dan. and all. >> all right, thanks a lot. happening tomorrow, the oakland zoo closed because of rain coming our way. the zoo says if you have reservations for tomorrow, you'll be refunded automatically. the refunds usually take 3 weeks to possibly up to a month to process. >> high-speed chase turns into a foot chase. after a suspected truck thief tried to escape on a skateboard. it happened in la when officers spotted the stolen truck. they tried to get the driver to pull over. that's when the suspect took off but lost control of the truck which didn't stop him. he then hopped on a skateboard and tried to keep going. moments later, though, an officer blocked his escape. he was arrested and charged with car theft and reckless evading. for your money. tonight, a new survey shows how a majority of americans feel about splitting the bill evenly. check this out. a 3rd of americans think it's simply is not there. >> to split the check evenly, especially when one friend just gets an appetizer an

dan sullivan of alaska. >> you know, on the f-16's, i hosted several ukrainian pilots last summer in washington d.c.ressing for f-16's. a sent a letter to the secretary of defense to general millie, chairman of the joint chiefs. it looked like it was moving forward well within the bureaucracy of the pentagon. the president gets off a helicopter a couple months ago and says no and then last week, the national security adviser says, well, we're not going to do f-16's for now. that's exactly the wrong approach, george. >> tucker: so what's interesting here is that no one is representing what the majority of americans want which is peace. the majority of americans do not want to be in a hot war with russia, not because they're pro-putin. they don't like putin. because they don't think a war like that would benefit the united states but the republican parties, its leaders and the democratic party, its leaders disagree. they don't want any kind of military hardware we might send to ukraine and they don't care about the consequences of that decision what's interesting is there's been almost no debate on th

partly cloudy skies. 39 degrees dipping into the low to mid 30's by tuesday and wednesday because of those snow showers. back to you. dan and noelle risa, thank you. >> actor jonathan majors of creed, 3 fame has been released from jail after he was arrested for assault charges involving strangulation and harassment of a woman. according to the la times, the nypd responding to an apartment after a 9-1-1 call this weekend. the victim told police majors got mad, grabbed her hand, slapped her and put his hands around her neck because legal team denies any wrongdoing saying they look forward to clearing his name and they wake of the arrests. the u.s. military has pulled advertisements featuring the actor. in a statement the army said they are, quote, deeply concerned about the allegations. >> a man on a delta airlines flight from lax bound for seattle was arrested after officials said that he opened the door of a taxi in play. and so plain and slid down the emergency slide. christina gonzalez has more. >> you all were around going what? >> just happened. >> a passenger on a delta flight leaving a departure gate at lax in rou

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dan is ex—military and weapons trained, which means he can do this sort of thing. you, on the other hand, can't. and today, i've come to gav�*s list of silly things that he's filmed in... speaks slowly: ..slow motion. yeah, this is either stuff that we're about to film with or just leftover stuff that we've already done. like, that's what's left of a newton's cradle after dan shot it. i like the one that stayed on — it's quite nice. spencer chuckles this is probably 500 mousetraps. this is when you threw dan into these mousetraps? yes. they way they all just sort of triggered from the outside inwards, just amazing — and that was all within, you know, a few milliseconds when that happened. right, here comes the science bit. now, whereas normal video cameras record something like 25 still images or frames per second, gav uses cameras that capture thousands per second. if you play these back at 25 frames per second, that's where you get your slow—mo. these days, even phones can shoot at 1000 frames a second for only a fraction of a second. yes. so, what would your tips be for what works well in slow—mo and what you need to think

s. capitol hill riots encouraging protesters to act more decisively. good. i oh, go do. do, do, do, do. did dan, does he do? the revelation comes amid an ongoing investigation into william pope, a man charged with crimes linked to the riots. now accused of sharing this video, prosecutor's claim. he had no right to publish the footage insisting the clip cannot be shared with 3rd parties. over a 1000 people have been charged in relation to the so called capital insurrection, with 476 entering guilty please. so far, radio host and political commentator, steve gill, says that u. s. prosecutors withholding of evidence is enough to dismiss charges against capital riots. we know that there are still thousands of hours of video tape. they're still being withheld from the public. despite the fact that the few hours that we've seen released once republicans took control of the congress and started allowing the public to see the real truth of what happened that day. we know that they were not just 3 or 4 of these provocative ers, who were federal agents or capitol hill police that were literally hundreds

traditional colonial plates, currency is south to dan. interestingly, the international monetary fund has expressed support for the tuba government efforts to curb the u. s. standards dominance and local transactions and contracts . as part of move aimed at maintaining the high cost of living as a sauces, any citizen, i am requesting that in all our businesses and exchange practices. we must use our local pound because we have a currency that represents us. every way you go, people are using the dollar in hospitals in market every way there needs to be a solution, but i don't know what the solution is here. but surely, we should be able to use our own currency that makes sense for the lives of cells to the new people for the searches and those kind of see that a lot. we don't want that anymore. use a local currency. whether enable us to do more market activities will need to change from i got to anything else. so using a local currency would be very important. the key to moving away from the dollar lies. yeah. the good news is that african countries and already taking significant, it was easy. financial payments and pizza, him for mobile pay says why hea

flights are happening — and what it means for the premier league�*s commitment to being environmentally sustainable. our sports editor danpick up everton forjust a 35—minute journey south for that game against chelsea, one of 37 such flights, often largely empty, that we found evidence of in the two—month window. premier league teams taking short domestic flights like this one to and from matches, despite it being worse for the environment than travelling by road or rail, has raised serious questions overjust how committed the top of the sport truly is to sustainability. last weekend, a positioning flight came all the way from inverness to take bournemouth to birmingham for a match against aston villa, the plane going on empty to liverpool. the next day, another positioning flight from aberdeen picked the team up and took them home before returning back to scotland. league one forest green rovers are known as the country�*s most sustainable club and its owner told me he was dismayed by ourfindings. i think it�*s shocking data injust two months. it�*s an illusion to think there is a gain for a flight of that duration. you

s concerns, though, i over flying in joe biden's namerica. scar a number of scary close callstha with planes almost smashedne ino each other on runways and other dangerous situations.another danaving passengers on the edge of their leaving passengers on the edge s of their seats, some of them some o hitting the top of the plane. a but that's another issue. the problem is so bad that the faa held its first emergency safety summit in 14 years to address it. inarnot, our secretary of incompetence, is on the case by pretending to be a pilot. >> we have seen an uptick in i runway incursions and close calles, something that we are not going to allow to turn into something worsthing woe before e together will never take for granted the extraordinarytion a safety record of us aviationnd.g and we're going to continue doing everything we can to ensure that the u.s. remainsn the gold standard when it comes to aviation safety. >> and this isn't very reassuring. >> judge jeanine: republican republicans are ripping joe biden for pushing a guy to run the federal aviation administration who has absolute no flying experience.erience. now, you know, what the truth is , brian , that i think ame

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dan roan, reports. on the field it is business as usual for england cricket. there you go, that�*s it.ving difficult. former yorkshire player azeem rafiq arriving for a disciplinary hearing in london this morning, in relation to the racism allegations that have long cast a shadow over the sport. two years ago, yorkshire sparked outrage by not disciplining anyone, despite rafiq being found to have suffered racial harassment at the county, plunging it into crisis and resulting in a catalogue of disrepute charges. today, the ecb claimed yorkshire accepted it failed to address systematic use of racist and/or discriminatory language over a prolonged period, and in relation to multiple employees and/or player of the club. outlining its case against former england bowler matthew hoggard, the ecb alleged he�*d admitted using racially offensive phrases, but he denied any discriminatory intent. another ex—england star, tim bresnan, was said to have used a racial slur against rafiq�*s sister in 2014. bresnan, who also declined to take part in the process, denies the allegations. in a first for th