here is andrea canning, with facing the music. >> they were having so much fun.up of girlfriends hitting the town, won saturday night. lost in the music. >> we would go to different clubs, and we probably made ourselves known. we're here, come look at us. in a fun way. >> this was the playground that they knew by heart. this was the home where they felt safe. they were invincible. >> we were in this bubble. we were 25, like, nothing's going to happen to you. >> and then, less than 48 hours later, one of them was gone. murdered, and the killer was at large. >> i remember being paralyzed. not being able to leave the house. >> this, not only stole your friend, story or innocence. >> yeah. >> it would take another 25 years to find the killer. a most unlikely suspect. always there, watching them, daring them. you were literally talking to christine's killer? >> right. i kept thinking after the fact, he had to have known who i was when i was standing in front of him. he had to have known who i was. >> some things are so life altering that you can't forget them, no matt

here's andrea canning with "unchecked evil." >> look at the pictures, and you can see, reagan tokes was of light. >> she was a vivacious ball of energy. >> she was always just so fun to be around. she felt like part of my family. >> i still don't think i've ever met anyone that could make me laugh like she did. >> a caring friend, a devoted daughter. she radiated life from her very first breath. >> she came out eyes wide open, just ready to take on the world. >> which made her final moments all the more incomprehensible, terrified and alone in that darkened field. >> you just think about what she had to endure, and what she was ultimately clinging on to at the end was just to live. and be able to go home. >> your sister met with evil that night. >> that's all he is, is just evil. >> for reagan's family, the way she was taken from them wasn't just heartbreaking, it was infuriating. is this a crime that never should have happened? >> absolutely never should have happened. they had this monster in their grasp and their control and they let him slip through. >> our story begins on a college

here's andrea canning with "the disappearance of sandi johnson." >> it's a celebration no mother would ever want to miss. a child's 5th birthday. but suddenly, she was gone. out of his life. >> there's nothing that anybody could really do to fix that or repair that missing part. >> his mother, sandi johnson, was outgoing, energetic, and an awesome mom. >> those kids were everything to her. >> so, why wasn't she there to sing happy birthday to her son. >> all they knew was that she just disappeared into thin air. >> she should have seen you get married. she should have seen you go into the military and become a police officer one day. >> it's the toughest thing i've ever had to deal with. >> it was heartbreaking and baffling. >> it was a true mystery as to what happened to sandi. >> that true mystery, what happened to the vibrant young mom who vanished from a seattle suburb endured for years. those who loved sandi johnson, those who longed for her return, waited almost two decades for answers, and a slice of justice. the story starts in april 1996. april 26th, to be precise. a friday. i

very strange, andrea. can you imagine how the russian population is receiving this news? anyone with an iq over 80 knows that essentially a nuclear exchange is not possible. you can't first strike the united states and knock out our retaliatory capability, sore putin is telling his own people, i'm willing to vaporize much of russia over a stalled invasion of a friendly sovereign state. this is some very nutty behavior. he's scared. he's getting dangerous. he should not use that rhetoric. it will assist in rallying the global community against what he's doing. by the way, i do think that essentially time is an ally of the ukrainians. and russian casualties are an ally of the ukrainians. so he has a real problem. i'm somewhat surprised at how lethargic the russian offensive is. they have overwhelming preponderance of force. i think part of their problem is there's 100 lines of communication now into the russian people and their operating armed forces saying the global community has turned against them and we're not doing too well against the brave ukrainians. >> and it's un

thank you very much. >> thanks, andrea. >>> and down to the wire, the supreme court pick due this week. the president hoping it is a win he canout in the state of the union address on march 1st. this is andrea mitchell reports. you're watching msnbc. mitchell. mitchell. you're watching msnbc. and a touch of sea salt. it's like a double double for your tastebuds. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and refreshing... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with a bit more thought we can all do our part to keep plastic out of the ocean. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start your day. (upbeat music) - [narrator] this is kate. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral ri

this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bags among the ruins. 2 st. food, a sword along the wide beach, many turkish cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to her osha. of course, every one's right should be respected, goes with him. can you miles say very good i b as far as i'm concerned, liquid with the former owners can come back and do business here to calibrate as long as he recognized the turkish nurse autonomy, hey, look, you didn't, there already come have your book, you live video to my house, is there his story? an anna morrow go, was also evicted from for osha. she too is calling for a peaceful solution to the cypress problem. so much that could have been done. ah, she maintains that the greek side chairs, part of the blame that she and other former residents from the north are still barred from returning to their homes. they missed a major opportunity at the last re unification. negotiations in 2017, the turks never give back land. you know, they're mottos. turks never give back, but there was an offer to give back s

this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bikes among the ruins. 2 street food is sold along the wide beach, manny turkish. cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to ver osha. i've got every one's right should be respected, goes with him. can you miles say very good, i believe. as far as i'm concerned, liquid with the former owners can come back and do business here in a calibration. as long as he recognized the turkish nurse autonomy look, if you are already come, have your book, you know, get your letter. my house is there. his story and anna mar ago was also evicted from ferocious. she too, is calling for a peaceful solution to the cypress problem. there's so much that could have been done or she maintains that the greek side shears part of the blame that she and other former residents from the north are still barred from returning to their homes. they missed a major opportunity at the last reunification negotiations. in 2017. the turks never give back land. you know they're mott

.# this grandad and granddaughter plan to keep singing togetherfor as long as they can. andreaf sydney in australia, in the city's first fatal attack for 60 years. eyewitnesses at little bay beach said the shark was over four metres long. police later said they had recovered human remains from the water. beaches in the surrounding area have also been closed whilst an investigation is underway. let's cross to sydney now and speak to dr vanessa pirotta, a wildlife scientist at macquarie university. good to have you on the programme. very shocking. i imagine there is a lot of fear the sharpest still at large. what can you tell us? this is a very terrible thing to have happened. just about 24—hour is ago from now. this is a case where we have had an animal the size of most likely three metres. unfortunately there was... in a good pace there was vision obtained in the incident to allow authorities to make identification and to learn more about this tragic circumstance. what we do know is this shark very much is still swimming and is out there. we have had authorities all day searchi

. # this granddad and granddaughter plan to keep singing togetherfor as long as they can. andrea ormsby, bbc news. it's weather time which is all—important at the moment, chris fawkes is back with me. the met office have issued a rare top level red level warning for extreme winds—macro particularly for the south—west but per day represents the calm before the storm and for many of us the weather is pretty decent through the rest of the afternoon. we have sunny spells around, scattering of showers particularly across north—western areas, a mild day for england and wales, temperatures close to normal for northern ireland and scotland but then the focus shifts to storm eunice and the first signs of this storm arriving will be overnight as rain and increasingly strong gusty winds work into what parts of the rain turning to heavy hill snow across parts of northern ireland, northern ireland and scotland as well. i'll take a closer look in more detail at these weather warnings. the red top level well of the warning is issued across parts of south—west england, southern wales. it's where

just foe cursing on conservation but how it monitors water supply and who you that supply can be supplemental. andrea nakano, kpix5. >>> 4:42. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, we are hearing from a survivor from the mass shooting on board of a bus in butte county. how he says it unfolded. >>> a bay area city says it can't meet housing goals all due to mountain lions. we'll >>> on money watch within the next hour, january jobs report. amazon prime members, get ready for a price hike. diane king hall has more from new york. >>> it was a tough day for tech stocks thursday. the dow dropped 518 points. nasdaq skidded some 538, and s&p 500 fell 111. facebook led the sell off. shares of parent company meta plunged 26% on the day. by close meta's market value declined by $232 billion. according to the "wall street journal" it was the biggest one day loss for any u.s. company in history. >>> investors are looking to this morning's release of the january jobs report. analysts are predicting from 150,000 jobs added to 400,000 lost. the uncertainty is due to omicron variant of the coronav

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.# this grandad and granddaughter plan to keep singing togetherfor as long as they can. andreaour attention to our next term, storm eunice, farming and the mid—atlantic, this red circle, it is going through a process and pressure is falling rapidly, this storm is increasing rapidly and pushing towards us. this area of low pressure will bring strong winds and rain and significant snow to some of us as well before it moves away. we have trees uprooted already and tomorrow we could see more of that. today, we have a weather front draped across the north of scotland, introducing rain and snow, a weak weather front moving across northern ireland, england and wales and bringing showers. in between, sunshine and dry weather, and the to ease. storm eunice is waiting in the wings. pushing our way through the course of tonight, tomorrow, bringing the combination of strong winds and rain and snow. in fact, across some parts of scotland we could see as much as ten to 30 centimetres. a fair bit of snow on northern ireland, northern england on the hills. further south, probably rain but hill

. # this granddad and granddaughter plan to keep singing togetherfor as long as they can. andreaoss parts of south wales and south west england, where we could get gusts of wind up to 90 mph. widespread to 90 mph. destruction, a large number widespread destruction, a large number of trees down and a surge of ocean water, combined with high tides and we may see coastal inundation. a broader amber warning enforce for england and wales. because of that, a number of trees down with widespread disruption expected. this is the emerging cloud head, the part of the storm system that has the most destructive wind. already showing its and on the system. rain moving north—east, turning into snow over the higher ground. scotland, northern ireland, northern england, the wind beginning to wrap up. the strongest wind will move through during friday morning, around this look in the weather system. the wind spreads to the midlands, the south—east. the wind for these areas strong enough to blow down a large number of trees. widespread travel disruption, road, railand at number of trees. widespread

. # this granddad and granddaughter plan to keep singing togetherfor as long as they can. andreanger to life and property. this cloud on the satellite picture shows we have quite a powerful store monaghan. this area of low pressure continuing to deepen. bringing really strong wins. this is where we have the red warning from the met office. up into the bristol channel and the southern post of wales, damage, disruption and coastal flooding looking post of wales, damage, disruption and coastalflooding looking likely. this broad amber warning for wind gas, even inland 60 to 80 miles an hour. the storm is starting to make its presence felt this evening and overnight with outbreaks of rain. turning to snow across the western side of northern ireland and even to lower levels further north across scotland. those are the overnight temperatures. the wind will be picking up in the early hours. the gusts will peak at 80, 90 miles an hour. very strong winds for other coastal areas as well. working their way east as the day wears on. this will cause damage and disruption, some very rough seas,

can stop him. rita, and andrea has the informed language, i'll put it in words i can understand, the emperor has noputin wanted us to hear it. he wanted the whole world to hear it. and you look at the wall street reporting on what went on, the back story meeting with macron. you're going to tell a visiting president, get her seven hours in advance, leave your own doctor out of the room and trust ours for a photo op? that's irrational. >>> still of your best tweets and facebook comments have you voted on the vehweek's survey question -- should n nato go to war for ukraine? back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ do you think any of us will look back in our lives, and regret the things we didn't buy? (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> this will be interesting. let's

you can expect there is going to be a lot of focus on those three republicans, but, andrea, this is arocess that is just getting under way. we understand that president biden called the judge to extend the offer to her. it is exactly two years since president biden made that pledge to nominate a black woman to the high court. so now that day is here. and it is significant for that reason. it also of course comes against the backdrop of everything that we have been reporting on that's happening in ukraine. so it is going to be a remarkable split screen as well. but the outreach, the process of reaching out to outside groups as well as lawmakers, senators on capitol hill has been robust and obviously will only intensify as the confirmation process gets under way, andrea. >> and, linda greenhouse, you've been covering the supreme court and writing about it as a scholar for so many decades. this will not transform the court but it's been a 6-3 court very strongly, but it is going to transform the back room, conference room deliberations to have this perspective. that's what history is all

.# this grandad and granddaughter plan to keep singing togetherfor as long as they can. andreahis today. —— ended in tears today. the russian teenager had been in the spotlight after a court ruled on monday that she could compete in beijing after a failed drugs test. these are images from today's competition. ms valieva had been favourite for gold but she finished in fourth place, after numerous falls and errors in herfree skate routine and finished her session in tears. she'd been expected to win gold. the international olympic committee had said there would be no ceremony if ms valieva came in the top three while the doping investigation was still ongoing. the skaters will now get their medals. michael payne, author of the book �*olympic turnaround' joins us, and you'rejust back from the beijing games. you competed on the international ski circuit. you know the pressure international athletes come under. did the pressure get the better of her? i did the pressure get the better of her? . . did the pressure get the better of her? ., . ., her? i watched her in the team event a w

andrea. the definition of cooperation can be really big, and it's unclear if rudy giuliani and the committeeation of what that definition is. so we'll have to wait and see, but rudy giuliani absolutely had an integral role in many of the schemes that the former president was involved in from the election day all the way to january 6th. it's been widely reported that he has been part of, perhaps, discussions about obtaining voting machines, about the fake electors that they wanted to send to congress instead of the actual ones that elected joe biden. so if he does actually decide to give information to the committee, it could be huge to the committee, but again, we don't know what level of cooperation will happen just yet. >> and phil, let's talk for a minute about something completely different which is the supreme court because we now know that the president has narrowed his list down to three. three leading black jurists, women jurists, and there's a lot of lobbying on all sides. in one case, michelle childs, you've got not only jim clyburn from south carolina promoting her candidacy for t

can veto anything the counsel does. >> you know, this is just the start, andrea.his meeting is a regular meeting of the general assembly but we were able to stand in front of the world and share with the world what we are seeing happening in russia and russia heard strong condemnation, not only from the secretary general but also from member states. and despite the fact that they happen to be president of the security council, we still are able to hold meetings and, as you know, we had an emergency meeting monday night to deal with the situation related to ukraine. we've had an earlier meeting that the russiansal, under the russians chairmanship on the 17th of february, where secretary blinken spoke and we had a meeting on january 31st. so, russia is not in a position to block the security council. they may have a veto but as i've said over and over again, they cannot veto our voices. they cannot stop the world from hearing about their aggression. and the actions that they're taking to compromise the u.n. charter and to threaten ukraine's borders and their soverei

you can always catch me right here 3:00 p.m. "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. are >>> good day. this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington where senate republican leader is slamming the republican national committee for censuring liz cheney and describing january 6th as political discourse. and mcconnell is objecting to the rnc refusal to support candidates who won't go along with mr. trump's fight to overturn the 2020 election. >> the issue is whether or not the rnc should be singling out members of our party who may have different views from the majority. that's not the job of the rnc. >> on the coronavirus, new york governor, cathy hochul, is the late to say allow a statewide mask mandate expire. the cdc does not support easing the restrictions. >> we certainly understand the need and desire to be flexible and we want to insure the public health guidance heats the moment we're in. we will keep the public informed and clearly communicate those recommendations to the public if and when they're updated. >>> and russia appears to be moving closer and closer

and there's also a german director and the competition, andreas, jason, at this time, he has chosen a very political story. are here, can you tell us about that? yes, yes, it's a political story, but it's humorist, it's sad, it's happy. it has all of these great album element is called rubber against george w bush, and this is a shortly after the terror attacks of 9112001. and her son is believed to be a terrorist and he's whooped up by the american government, sent to quinton, him obey. and this very ordinary woman, you know, who has her kids and her husband, the community she looks out for has to go against the united states government in order to free her son and this character. she is fantastic because she is an ordinary woman. but she's very like wily, she's like that friend who doesn't really know what's happening, but somehow turns a situation into her favor. she's very funny moments you want to shaker, but you always want to root for her. so those are the 2 films that i've really enjoyed today. okay, i think i want to see that one as well. stacy, stacy vivian's reporting for us looking forward to hearing more fr

thank you so much to our guest, alina jenko, dimitria bridget, and andrea craig, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at ha, inside story. from me mohammed jim, jim, the whole team here, bye for now. ah ah. ah, look forward to brighter sky's the winter sponsored by cancel. it weighs you're locked into your weather report for asia. hello, everyone. nice to see you. here's the situation we've got somewhat weather leaking in from pockets done into the northwest of india. this could bubble up into some thunderstorms in a while, but otherwise seems fair. the quiet temperature is above average in hydro, bad with the high of $35.00 degrees is the situation force for longer the southern portion of the island looking at seen some rain and some thunderstorms that includes for colombo with the high 32 degrees seem pretty pretty rocking storms across them lay peninsula, b

thank you so much to our guest, alina jenko, demitria bridget, and andrea craig, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at ha, inside story. from me mohammed jim, jim, the whole team here, bye for now. ah ah. and a much when i was just the south koreans vote in a presidential election. but us scandals and controversies overshadowing policies. people in power as just as investigative document, the program looks at the use and abuse of power made to conduct the biggest military arctic exercise since the cold war with 35000 troops from 20 countries. i'm then explore lessons learned from the global h i v epidemic and how that would help quite overnight and to some nation seek to and corona virus restrictions. we bring you the latest updates and development around the globe. march on a jessia. the latest news as it breaks authorities tell us that brutal violence like

andrea riseborough. it is in cinemas. i would advise people to see it wherever they can.ion and a dubbed version. you loved it, right? i loved it. i was walking round the newsroom telling everyone to watch it. it is animated and just 1.5 hours. i think it allows you to absorb the absolute horror of human trafficking and people traffickers. which is one of the main themes, obviously. flee — you are having to flee your home country where you are happy and born and bred because it is too dangerous for you to live there. it's so powerful. it is a coming of age story and a coming out story. it is joyful and triumphant at the same time as being... there are sequences in it that are absolutely horrifying. the sequences in the cargo containers... if you can see it in a cinema, great, at home that is good. clever, inventive. really excellent. can i quickly mention the real charlie chaplin? it was made by the makers of notes on blindness. which i absolutely loved. if you are a chaplin aficionado, there may not be a whole lot of new stuff in here, but what there is is a very, very w

you can see the rest of the 7- day forecast showing that pattern. that is where the forecast stands for now. andrea over to you. >>> in sports it is their final regular-season game of the year. a huge night in moraga as st. mary's takes on a number one team in the country. can they hold off the zags for a win? that is coming okay jack, these recipes aren't gonna create themselves. it's crunch time! but first, it's heinz dip & crunch time! i'm dipping into the latest innovation by combining heinz secret sauce and potato chip crunchers for the perfect bite. my heinz dip & crunch bacon cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a vacation where drinks and wi-fi that's fast and reliable, are all included. because when you're on a real vacation with princess where you don't have to think about anything you can enjoy everything. book a princess cruise today and get even more during our best

can this effect on the markets be contained? we will speak to andreaiccone, head of strategy at cs lombard -- ts lombard, on these and locations. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: welcome back. our question of the day today, is there contagion risk from russia, ukraine tensions? kriti: in some ways there are, in some ways there are not. we are joined by andrea chi-chi that andrea -- andrea cicione, is this contagion risk isolated to the eastern block? andrea: over the past several weeks, we have seen that markets are not good at pricing geopolitical risks. normally, the concern is by model, and the markets are not good at finding that. from one side to the other, continuously, we are creating a lot of market volatility. tom: there is a lot of headline risk right now. our markets being overly complacent? andrea: i don't think so. if you look at russian fc prices, clearly, the market has been down since the start of the year. it's due to a very hawkish stance in the banks, and after these central-bank hawks spoke, the sole market driver has been russia. it is

s andrea mitchell repo on msnbc so more businesses can do more. mike's bike shop! downloading up to 10 times faster. whoa! is that already... (mike) yeah. (vo) hello business on the go. bye-bye public wi-fi. 5g ultra wideband is faster and safer. would you look at rhea's real estate game? closing in low lag, crystal clear hd. it's a new day for more businesses! 5g ultra wideband is now in more and more places. verizon is going ultra, so your business can too. >>> senate intelligence committee chairman mark warner warning against a russian cyberattack and what that could mean for the u.s. and our allies this morning on "meet the press." >> if you suddenly see american troops get hurt because the power has been shut off or polish citizens die because the hospitals go down, you're very rapidly approaching what i think is article 5 violation. >> article 5 meaning a declaration of war, a state of war by nato against the russian cyber warriors. joining us now is richard stengel, former undersecretary of state for public diplomacy, and msnbc national security analyst clin

the top, andrea, switzerland, neutral switzerland, saying it will join the sanctions for oligarchs and wealthy russians. if you can't trust that your finances are safe in switzerland, where can you have faith that your money is safe. we were talking today, and yarks -- andrea to a group of women, musicians here in a mall, and they were telling us -- one of them told us that she studied at m.i.t., and they don't know whether they will get visas to europe. talking about friends who have savings, where the savings are is collapsing. they wanted to buy a house, they're not able to buy that house. here's a crucial point, i think, andrea. if you think back decades to the cold war, there was this complete isolation between the soviet union and the west. the two sides really didn't know each other. that is not the case now. this part of russia, in particular, moscow, st. petersburg, these main cities are interconnected with europe in the west in a profoundly different way, and the fundamental question is it going to be possible for russia to survive this economic collapse, if you like, this economic freezing out without the middle classes of russia frankly revolting. now, on the oth

can talk to her. this was 9 o'clock monday night. andreao works from home was on the clock in the basement. >> leon was relaxing on the phone with his sister. the boys have been tucked into their beds in their newly shared bedroom happening. i was like freaking you know, obviously that's like, oh, my god. i can't believe people then going on for. >> and what are they on the way the call time-out to almost 7 minutes long. we edited out the part where i charge into the room in miami is under. the day after landon still has his watch with nikki on but now it's an airplane mode planning show this your watch. >> show it to hold. says you can see. >> it's definitely one for the baby book. >> yeah, you can't talk to everybody and last but also a lesson learned. >> we do sincerely apologize for making this mistake and taking their time. we couldn't be more grateful for the dispatchers and what they do say. sorry, i'm >> you know, the next thing right? put it in airplane mode. that's right. to take away land is going to figure out how to get that th

can only hope my nomination inspires other black americans. >> the president nominates ketanji brown. my panel is kori schake, clint watts, jeremy bash, andrea mitchell, danielle pletka and kristen welker. welcome to "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. as the russian invasion began, ukraine's president zelenskyy said what the world was hearing was the sound of the iron curtain falling down and closing russia from the other civilized world. vladimir putin has made it clear he intends to reverse the fall of the soviet empire. so will he really stop in ukraine? overnight the russians continued their heavy bombing of kyiv and other cities and it moved into kharkiv, the country's largest city. they haven't taken over a city yet. the big city is the fierce resistance of ukranian fighters led by president zelenskyy. aid is pouring in and finally they moved to cut russia off from the swiss banking system. there are so many unanswered questions. will putin move into former soviet republics like estonia, latvia and lithuania, all of which are members of nato. is nato ready to couldn't front russia militarily if he makes that move? what kind of

cans. thing about i think we're or so. >> we're so similar, andrea are so different. and we we need each other. and yet we also want to be, i think, on our own the audience hopefully will be so invested in in our in our emotional connection. and then we get to see happens in the future. so does that mean they're already planning a follow-up? >> the ending of this movie does leave the door open for like sequels. you interested in sitting up again? >> yeah. for sure. i'm so proud of the movie you know, be so fun to do it again. >> and on it tonight, we're celebrating whitney houston, 10 years after her death r and b singer monica share stories you never knew about the day she lost her mentor a little tease, though, for you. vanessa bryant was there for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. >> 1700 students at benito juarez community academy is chicago cheering finding out college tuition, housing books and fees would all be covered by a local nonprofit. the surprise taking so much pressure of both the families and the students. >> the trying to process everything. h

can too. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm andreaton with this special sunday edition, and we have breaking news on russia's assault against ukraine. it's 3:00 p.m. on the east coast of the u.s. 10:00 p.m. in ukraine, with the strength of that country's military and civilian resistance to moscow's war machine with government issued weapons and homemade molotov cocktails to defend kyiv and kharkiv has inspired people around the world. we're told president biden is getting regular updates from his national security team. as vladimir putin raised the specter of russia's nuclear force, putting russia's nuclear deterrent forces on high alert. a step immediately criticized by the white house and european allies. at the same time, ukraine's president zelenskyy agreed to meet with russia on the border of ukraine and belarus with no preconditions after belarus's president, a putin ally, guaranteed him safe passage to

andrea. >>> getting new life thanks to a bay area church how an old time instrument can help the >>> a 100-year-old pipe organ. >> it is an effort to rebuild the church and continue to serve the community. [music] >> this huge organ was built in 1922. it was in the movie theater. they save today back in the 1940s and still played today. it will be feature inside community events to raise money for the church. the pastor hopes to build housing for unhoused san jose students. it sounds beautiful. >> i love it. i

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can rely on each other. president biden: thank you very much. we'll take a couple questions each. reuters, andrea, you have the first question. reporter: thank you, mr. president. thank you, chancellor scholz. mr. president, i have wanted to ask you about this nord stream project you long opposed. you didn't name this by name or by chancellor scholz. did you receive assurance that germany will in fact pull the plug on this project if russia invades ukraine? and did you discuss what the definition of invasion could be? and then chancellor scholz -- if i may ask, chancellor scholz, you said there were some strategic ambiguities that was needed in terms of sanctions. i just wanted to know whether the sanctions you are envisioning and you are working on and the u.s. as well already finished, finalized, or is there still work ongoing? you are not really saying what the details are. is that just an excuse, germany may not support the swiss measures? president biden: let me answer the first question first. if russia invades, that means tanks, troops crossing the border of ukraine again. then, there will