anita: i'm anita vogel. it's 8:00 in the morning the capital city of kyiv. the 12th day in the battle for the ukraine's freedom. with the country under increasing fire, ukraine's president is ramping up his please for american air support. >> if someone has doubts, then ukraine needs planes. it's easy when you have the will in order to make ukraine's and europe's skies safe. kevin * officials say they are inclined to grant president zelensky's request. we begin our live team coverage with jonathan hund. he's in lviv not far from the polish border. it's been another day of intense hardship and grief. many refugees fleeing their homes for poland. what is the latest there? >> we have important potentially breaking news. the russian defense ministry saying it will implement cease fires in various cities including kyiv. those are due to start in one hour's time. but it will be hard for ukrainians to trust that ceasefire. it's been broken the last two days running. yesterday we saw the terrible pictures, a bridge along which civilians were fleeing was targeted bid

we welcome back anita vogel.tening time on the air this morning and i was struck by the pictures in ukraine. your thoughts? anita: lawrence reporting from the border in poland where refugees are received with open arms, so many supplies, love and warmth, that was encouraging to see amid all the despair coming from ukraine. kevin: we've had great luck in getting strong pictures and to bring that to folks at home. we thank you for watching special coverage on the fox news channel as we watch history unfold before our eyes. more coverage as we continue. fox news continues at the top of the hour. [air raid sirens] kevin: more air raid sirens over kyiv overnight as the russian war ukraine enters its 11th is a. the evacuation of 400,000 civilians about to get underway, russia and ukraine agreeing to another cease-fire as russian troops surround

anita, i'm afraid we're _ slots! indeed. anita, i'm afraid we're going - slots! indeed.ots! indeed. anita, i'm - afraid we're going to have to leave it there. wish you the best of luck as you and your family go through this lockdown, and i do hope it ends very soon. thank you for joining us on the programme. thank you. the academy of motion pictures, arts & sciences has condemned will smith's behaviour at the oscars on sunday night and launched a review into the incident. the actor slapped comedian chris rock for making a joke about his wife's hair. will smith has apologised to the academy but not to chris rock. from los angeles, our culture editor katie razzall reports. will smith was always going to make news at the oscars, but he dominated the headlines for all the wrong reasons. and now the academy has condemned what happened and announced a formal review. while presenting an award at the ceremony, comedian chris rock had made a joke about will smith's wife's lack of hair. jada, i love you. gijane 2, can't wait to see it. all right? watch jada pinkett smith's reactio

anita.was a day where we began to hear a lot of air sirens just about 12 hours ago now sunday morning, just after 6 a.m. here in lviv so back 12 hours ago we started hearing sirens. we could hear jets in the air. we were not sure if they were angting defensively or if they were the jets that fired missiles but either way, several missiles then struck just about a mile outside of the city of lviv. one of the targets as we understand it was a fuel depot, another have something to do with military infrastructure. according to the mayor of lviv around 5 people were injured. nobody thankfully was killed but, obviously, it was a very loud explosion. it left a huge plume of smoke across the horizon here we could see it quite plainly from our position. and it fright ngsd a lot of people lviv has been largely untouched physically by this war. we had one strike in the area of the airport just about four miles away about a week ago. but this was the closest any missile strike has come. meanwhile ukrain

. 0k, anita, it has been good to talk to you - stakeholders. 0k, anita, it has been good to talk to youbout this. just to say, of course, on our website, there is so much information about what is going on with regards to piano ferries. —— p&0 ferries. now on to energy, and germany says it has sealed a long—term agreement with qatar for the supply of liquefied natural gas as an alternative to russian gas. germany's economy minister says the deal would be a "door—opener" for the country's economy because it would reduce its reliance on imported russian gas, which currently accounts for more than half of annual supply. meanwhile, the state—owned oil giant saudi aramco says it's planning to sharply increase the amount it invests in energy production, after reporting a doubling of profits in 2021. this as europe needs to drastically reform its energy market to tackle the ongoing price crunch. nathan piper is head of oil and gas research at investec. so first of all, germany is doing deals?— doing deals? yes, do implementing - doing deals? yes, do implementing the - doing deals? yes, do - im

anita, looking at some ofthe there. anita, looking at some of the images _ there. _ there. anita, looking at some of the images we have - there. anita, looking at some of the images we have been l of the images we have been playing on our screens, pictures of people trying to leave ukraine and what must be such unimaginably be difficult times. how do your teams on the ground work in the midst of what is effectively a conflict zone to get people out? it is zone to get people out? it is really difficult, _ zone to get people out? it is really difficult, and - zone to get people out? it is really difficult, and at - zone to get people out? it 3 really difficult, and at the moment sometimes our movement is limited because of the fighting, and we have a few calls to the parties of the conflict, and the first is to adhere to international humanitarian law and to protect civilians and take caution to protect civilians from military operations. it also includes dividing safe passage for people who are fleeing. in addition to that, we are also calling for parties to respect

it is wonderful to have you on the programme, anita.ation right now as we have been seeing for the reporting that my colleagues have been doing on the ground in that area. what are some of the most urgent priorities for people that you are trying to get out of ukraine at the moment? figs you are trying to get out of ukraine at the moment?— you are trying to get out of ukraine at the moment? as you sake of the situation is — at the moment? as you sake of the situation is changing _ at the moment? as you sake of the situation is changing hour— at the moment? as you sake of the situation is changing hour by - at the moment? as you sake of the situation is changing hour by hour. | situation is changing hour by hour. and we have seen the casualty rates rising and hospitals are really struggling to cope. many ukrainians do not have access to water, they don't have electricity in there is mental connectivity across the country by phone. we will sheltering who were often for hours on end are worried about going outdoors because of the shelling i

this time, dubose thanking moreno. >> so grateful, your anita paved the way for tons of anitas like med dubose thanking her family and her mother for helping her to break barriers. >> my mother, who is here tonight, mama -- i love you with my whole heart and this is as much yours as it is mine. imagine this little girl in the back seat of a white ford focus, look her eyes, you see a queer, an openly queer woman of color, that found her light. and so to anybody who has ever questioned your identity, ever, ever, ever, or you find yourself living in a gray spaces, i promise you this -- there is, indeed, a place for us. thank you to the academy and thank you all. >> it was powerful. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> building a better bay area. this is abc7news. >> wow. wow. >>. got everybody's attention last night. strong reaction to the shocker at the oscars, the academy now launching a formal review and exploring action as well as consequences. our other top story locally is rain. the sun came out but

this time, debose thanking moreno. >> so grateful, your anita paved the way for tons of anitas like med debose thanking her family and her mother for helping her to break barriers. >> my mother, who is here tonight, mama -- i love you with my whole heart and this is as much yours as it is mine. imagine this little girl in the back seat of a white ford focus, look into her eyes, you see a queer, an openly queer woman of color, an afro-latina, who found her strength in life through art. and that's what i believe we're here to celebrate. and so to anybody who has ever questioned your identity, ever, ever, ever, or you find yourself living in the gray spaces, i promise you this -- there is, indeed, a place for us. thank you to the academy and thank you all. >> it was powerful. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> lawyers wrote the law thatalh murder. >> years after that murder, the 2018 camp fire, a tireless drafted the law that is supposed to keep us safe. and conserving water is costing customers. >> last nig

my name is oleg i'm an alcoholic anonymous detective premiere from monday 20:00 on ntv ambulance anitas knows, god forbid an injury happens first, a singer will come to their rescue. i had an expensive course of 5,700 euros, but , if we are already pricked, you understand more than 650,000 rubles. they dance and paid for a two-week course. the singer underwent the first pre-hospital care in the maldives. during the january holidays, exactly the same courses in moscow are in the hands of an international certificate, and that means abroad. it turned out not to be the case either. i just didn’t even expect that there are so many different tourniquets, you need to understand all the arteries, where is which, that is. if you do something wrong, then the person, of course, can, sorry, get serious consequences in the show in the business. the queue is already lining up from those who want to play doctor with anita tsoi, but the singer just warns her to breathe mouth to mouth, but she won’t do it to anyone. well , in general, if suddenly, uh, something with colleagues, god forbid it happens o

we want to take a closer look now at their plight, and we can speak to anita about the up. she's the deputy executive director at u. n . women, and she's joining us to speak about this topic. thank you very much for being with us. you are and d, w. how does the situation of women in this war differ from that of men? well, 1st had a very basic level. the men are constructed and are fighting, but women are the ones who are taking the children, their families, and flea. so in this conflict, as in any other conflict, women and children end up burying the disproportionate burden off the crisis. well they, those who are fleeing in particular are at risk of becoming victims of violence and exploitation. and this conflict in many others. as you said, what measures need to be put in place to ensure that they are protected when humanitarian aid is given, it must be given with gender lens because it is very important that the particular exigencies of situations that women find themselves and are taken into account for example, it's really important to ensure that we are thinking about

anita dullard, a spokeswoman for icrc from their asia—pacific hub in bangkok, updated us on the work now. the situation is changing hour by hour. and we're seeing the casualty rates rising, and hospitals are really struggling to cope. many ukrainians do not have access to water, they don't have electricity and there's minimal phone connectivity across the country. so, people sheltering for hours on end, they're worried about going outdoors because of the shelling and the fighting. and that means that they're having difficulty having access to food and other necessities. we're getting calls to our centre for people who are wounded seeking assistance, from those who are desperately seeking solutions to leave the country or who've lost contact with their family and are desperately really seeking information about how to find them and to reconnect. some of our main priorities over the last days have been in mariupol to provide food and other essentials to people who have been displaced in our living in shelters, together with the ukrainian red cross, and we've also been providing war wou

if there was an attack or an anita country. it's degrees if it's just a couple of shorts being fired across the border. if it's more to run going across the border, will that then bring all of nato against russia unlikely because they don't want to escalate this. as i see it's kind of contained at the moment within the ukrainian borders. and it's about more than just the military harbor on the ground. nato's also about a set of values i want. i want to bring in a comment from catherine. right. she's a senior lecturer in the international politics at new castle university. what we should be looking for his name, stacy, hold insurance, the re, a fan, the values underpinning the alliance, including human rights, the rule of little democracy and individual liberty. and that's because this is a rule. so i piece in, not just in terms of territory, again the names hands of valleys and is that attack on west and valleys which nato should be responding to a and defending we have a comment from pillow wise and you to that says, what does

i want to file anita, anita iraqi for helping us understand the suicide crises in india. so much more clearly if you are currently having suicidal thoughts or you know, somebody who is though always ways for people to help here. so i won't get to leave you with this video from the world health organization. thanks for watching. take care. ah. ah. april on, i'll just see a frontline reporting and in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war and the unfolding, humanitarian crisis. immersive personal shorts, documentaries, africa, direct, showcase, african stories from african filmmakers. the campaign for the philippines president the end final fast, but with the country facing it was especially in years which candidate will emerge as a front runner. telling him of pandemic sauce. what the world can learn from the global h i. v epidemic in the fight against colored 19. emanuel micron is expected to be re elected as president. that what will the 2nd term mean for france and the you? april on al jazeera, iraq, i nation riddled with land mikes and an expert ded

>> what i would say is anita is an trusted advisor and she did recently come back to the white houserily to bring her expertise and at capacity at a key time for the white house. she came to fill in for a staffer who needed to be out for personal reasons and did this is a special government employee, a temporary short-term assignment and classification for employees who come to work for the white house in a temporary manner. it's a designation past administrations have used for the same person does and anita is not the only person to serve as an sce. there ethics obligation including avoiding potential conflict of interest always held herself to the highest standard consistent with this ethics abiding by ethics laws and policies applicable. >> forty-five minutes after the president remarks, that was when there was a white house official think the administration did not change its policy in regards to russia. i'm wondering if you could tell us anything about what happened in the interim not 45 minutes, for the president himself include perhaps there needed to be further verification o

in "west side story." >> now you see why anita says that i want to be in america.layed by rita moreno who won the academy award 60 years ago. >> yeah, rita moreno. >> i just got chills. >> a lot of history. a lot of legacy. >> becoming the first latina to win an academy award. >> now she's not alone. that's 60 years of being the only one. >> reporter: jessica chastain celebrating her win for transforming into tammy faye bakker. >> i can't wait to call her children. it's very emotional for me. it's very meaningful for them. >> reporter: billie eilish and finneas bonding over their win for best original song. >> to win an oscar with your sibling, what a feeling? >> better than winning alone. >> thank god i had finneas. we held hands running up to the stage. >> reporter: but the night's biggest wins were for "coda." troy kotsur becoming the first deaf man ever to win an oscar. >> it's amazing. the most touching moment was the standing ovation for me. i felt like this warmth in the room. it felt like we were a family and community. it was such a special moment. that re

i loved her performance, i. loved that character that she plays, anita.ation. she is a quadruple threat, singing, dancing, acting. she can do it all.— she can do it all. does it all very well. she can do it all. does it all very well- she _ she can do it all. does it all very well- she is _ she can do it all. does it all very well. she is the _ she can do it all. does it all very well. she is the first _ she can do it all. does it all very well. she is the first out - she can do it all. does it all very well. she is the first out queer. well. she is the first out queer latin actress to win. i thought she was terrific and the role, she did something different to 1951. it's the first time anyone has won it for the first time anyone has won it for the same role. the same character. now won two oscars. extraordinary. i was delighted to see her winning it. she sort of sad, this is the sort of oscars that is for diversity. it's a very powerful tool. we used to talk about it a lot. in a way it is good we are not talking about it, she is quoted from west side sto

it might be noted that the assistance factor general un crisis guards anita for ukraine. amena wad announced that vineyards was prepared to be a main hub to all un humanitarian missions. distinguished members of the school council, the rushing occupiers, the keeling ukrainian children consciously and cynically. at least thought a children having already killed since the rushes full scale armed aggression against green, more than 70 keys were seriously wounded. due to the ongoing sailing of civilian infrastructure in many cities, these number may be increasing right now. ukraine deeply regrets that more than 2000 citizens of india, china, turkey, pakistan, and other countries, software to de, along with ukrainians from russian aggression. the government of ukraine is in 247 conduct with diplomatic missions and constantly so foreign countries to ensure that their citizens can safely return to the countries as soon as possible. the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine has established an emergency hotline before and citizens wishing to leave ukraine because of the russian on aggression the ukr

i mean the set up for the short bridget, their math quite downloaded anita on yesterday. so know this, the small e one are similar if you get it. then magnetic e r, i'm happy to do about 10 days ago, germany of intent decided to make historic investment to serve in the country with the country. italy and denmark made it his story tracer, deciding wallace with about to push you asked the people if they want to come back to the european security and defense project. you can see that everywhere around the european continent. historic choices are being made. and this is a major turning point, but we need to have the organization so that we can build this jointed ambition in defense. and this is what we have asked the commission to do so that by me, or when we, when they don't have an extraordinary meeting of the counsel before the somebody in june, the summit meeting in june, we will work up a plan which is full, full investment to get our industries up to the right citizen, capacity and capability of a kinetic you to know. and then when they damn it to you with the question

correspondent anita vogel has more from a ukrainian orthodox church in suburban washington, d.c.war both russia and ukraine have deep roots in orthodox christianity that go back more than a thousand years before. in 2019, the ukrainian orthodox church officially separated from the moscow patriarchate and today nearly 65% of ukrainians consider themselves orthodox christian. we can be sure that the people of ukraine right now are trusting their faith and god almighty to have the ultimate victory just gives you strength to live through everything blows litvin both nosotros and in silver spring, maryland outside of washington, d.c. prayers are offered at st. andrew's ukrainian orthodox church. several of their parishioners are now on the front lines of the battle in ukraine. when i go to bed, my prayer is that not one life, not one child, not one mother, one father is lost . father celiacs says he is grateful for the prayers and support from this church and other religious organizations all over the country. he says in the worst of times he has seen the best of humanity distrust soc

it's not about anita by itself. it's said more about freedom of choice, which of course sell ukrainian one to have because every county air has arrived, which is for so i think nobody should tell us a independent country what we should do or not to do as an ascent or no septa bell in any case, ice in atlantic, russia is saying it will scale back facing around keith. can you tell us more about that? well seen from kiki, from the ukranian side, this is definitely looks like a russian attempt to put a brave face on some pretty crushing defeats of russian forces here surrounding a key of who seemingly had planned to take the training capitol within a matter of days and that just didn't happen. time time again, we were told the kid would fall within a matter of days and ukrainian forces were able to hold up that advance. now most recently we've had news from it appears that town west of ki, about 25 kilometers as the crow flies from where i am. now. most people have seen those images of the destroyed bridge and civilians

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. >> reporter: the anita in west side story. >> in this weary world that we live in. dreams do come true. >> reporter: pausing for a mom of silence honoring the people of ukraine. [no audio] doesn't mean you are out of this. you got the best of the rain overnight. where it's raining now, let's bring this ahead and stop it on the last rain there. we can see the brighter colors showing up, over the east bay, down to around freemont, some of the better rain, moving up 880, from freemont working up toward hayward, consistent for the last 30 minutes and staying on 80 up into oakland. it's raining over here as well. up and down 680 or 580 and you will vewindpers going. north bay is quiet. through the morning, on again, off again showers stay with us. there will be more time today when you are not getting rained on than when you are. what is interesting about the afternoon, some could come in form of an isolated thunderstorm, that's possible past noon today. when you add it up, how much rain are we going of to get and it rains 2/10th. the bulk came overnight. we keep a few s

mejor actriz de reparto prepara la afro latina de descendencia puertorriqueña ariana por su papel de anitaenta de instagram para disculparse por la bofetada que le dio anoche a chris rock dijo que su comportamiento fue inaceptable que se siente avergonzado, que estuvo fuera de lugar y que se equivocó al golpear a su colega a quien le pidió ya disculpas >>> vamos a la pausa, se presenta en corte la madre de la pequeña que fue encontrada sin vida dentro de una casa en mercedes a las seis le diremos y podría enfrentar cargos >>> distritos escolares se preparan para que este receso de primavera no se les convierte en un dolor de cabeza por covid-19 >>> la temporada de impuestos es cuando hay más estafas relacionadas con la lotería estatal, les voy a decir cuáles son las estrategias más comunes y cómo ustedes se pueden proteger >>> mantengas en contacto con telemundo 48 a través de los medios sociales facebook, instagram y también twitter las direcciones en pantalla telemundo 48 m sitio de internet hay pueden encontrar toda la información que tenemos para ustedes y compartirla además, envíenos

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. >> reporter: ariana dubose became the first afro latina and openly lgbtq actor for her role as anitan "west side story." >> even in this weary world that we live in dreams come true. >> reporter: the show paused for a moment of silence honoring the people of ukraine. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>> as hollywood showed support for ukraine, russia continued its missile attacks on the country. russian forces targeted an oil facility in lviv yesterday causing a massive fire. two oil tanks were destroyed, but no one was hurt. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says his government is considering declaring neutrality and vowing to keep nuclear weapons out of his country as a security guarantee to russia. elise preston is in new york with the latest developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. zelenskyy's comments come ahead of another round of talks between russian and ukrainian officials. this time in turkey. meanwhile, the white house is trying to walk back comments president biden made last week about seeking regime change in >> mr. president, were yo

anita chan has owned the needed jewelry and jay bizarre for more than 30 years now within the last 2 months or stores on grand avenue in chinatown where rob 5 times, she says, but she's not the only one. several businesses were hit this past saturday and chance as the same group of people presumably targeted her store saturday morning. but her husband chase those suspects away. >> we need to do something. enough with him not too much with commission and that motivation. i want be there that's been paid. doesn't kid? you any mail. it so many times. no one spot. that's that's that's not the right. we have to want to pay tax. >> chan says she's reached out to supervisor. aaron peskin who's in charge of the chinatown area and even reached out to mayor london breed. we try to get in touch with supervisor peskin about recent robberies and thefts. but we were told that he is out on spring legislative recess. so we will keep working that story. that's we switch gears now and take a live look outside along san francisco's embarcadero. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here looking way of

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some other anita countries have been calling for a no natal imposed and they a no fly zone over ukraine. our russia said that sir, if for that will happen, they will react accordingly to of those decisions. now on the meanwhile, elsewhere, ukraine's and nation is battalions such as azar of ides, are right, sector and others. according to russian defense ministry, there, the backbone o f, a ukraine's of t is regime and they're saying that said there are over 7000. 0, for those people serving in the ukraine and military. right, right now. moreover, they said that at least still more than a $6000.00 foreign mercenaries and even terrorists have found work and that refuge in ukraine. and they said if of, if they're, if they will have to deal with those people will a rules of engagement that don't apply to them and they will be destroyed on the spot. now in an interview with r t on the re a novice stay news agency, the former russian president and current deputy chairman of the security council. dmitri med units gave us his take on the confrontation between moscow on the western block and rus

he's not to pay in a robert, anita, russia decides to cut totally the pipeline. then the european union member sits, relates to sauce, to use the reserves than a diversification. we've more expensive sources of gas, and in the end to each will be difficult to time for politicians to, to respond to, to c, t sends. would it be angry about that? russia's rouble currency has been strengthening in recent days, after undergoing a sudden shock amid harsh new western sanctions imposed at the onset of the war last month, while the exchange rate reached $120.00 roubles previous dollar. on march 11th, it is now around $84.00 roubles per dollar. we heard from a financial analyst who says the russian central bank reacted quickly and decisively to successfully protect the rouble. chestler is we often see in different situations after a sharp currency devalue ation. during the shock event, the right can then strengthen to the point that it levels out that the valuation, the ripple is now continuing to strengthen linearly against the background of the fact that if we really mana

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as anita sam had got underway in brussels leaders, her to call for more help from ukrainian president vladimir lansky, who addressed the gathering virtually. melissa, which more, but it wasn't necessarily. ukraine never wanted to fight. we just want to survive. we are entitled to live like other countries. i am not blaming little, it's not your muscles that are ruining our country. this morning, phosphorus bombs have been used, and adults and childrens have been killed yet. alliance can still save our country by giving us those weapons. we never thought nieto can be afraid of russia. i am sure you understand. russia will not stop in ukraine, and we'll go further against the eastern members of nato, who the baltic states and poland. ukraine was just asking for one percent of fuel tanks either to give us or to sell them to us, but we haven't had any response. this is the worst that can happen during a war is now. well, let's take a look at what the west has done so far to support ukraine. the u. s. n is salinda delivered weapons and financial aid to ukraine, including anti aircraft syst

and it's anita, i guess, is the weapons being in fight overhead all day and tell us more about what happened overnight. yes, people are shooting into the air in respect to all the young man a bossy and he's a 17 year old. according to witnesses, we spoke to here at that they said that the israeli forces has rated the cab at around 7 am in the morning local time. they've been firing shots. now according to these really army, they say that they have arrested palestinians for a being wanted or they believed that some of them are involved in the attack. that's happened. the neighbor dog had his radio city of tel aviv 2 days ago where a gun man has shot 5 is radius. so and, and killed them. so there are the palestinians, believe that this is coming in retaliation of this attack. let's not forget that, as we said before, jeanene has arms. so people usually here fight these radio forces raised with the arm a day to young. men lost their lives and 3 others are wounded in particular and i need it will need that need it to him. that you need. thank you. tox prosecutor is ours for the trial of saudi su

you can find that report on a solar power, anita. we use planet a youtube channel, be sure to check it out for more amazing stories of sustainability and the environment. russia future may feel far off, given the dreadful events we're witnessing in ukraine. but that doesn't mean we can't continue to strive for it. and we'll continue to bring you every development here on bait abuse business. i, thanks for watching. and it's next time with, [000:00:00;00] with the conflict with sebastian. how quickly the misery of destruction of the war has spread across you cry. as russia speaks to oppose its brutal will not the country, but is the conflict now entering it's most critical phase questions and attended general ben hodges, homer, commander united states army, europe. but my guess is week of conflict in 30 minutes on d. w. a. so successful app with african american business, people in the us employed the all the 2nd largest community of media mom and their members. growing america was black up applause. reach successful and power with 75

it's sir, it's a, it's a new normal. anita is a responding for a long term. we have seen on a very credit reports about the the, the use of a i saw you solvent, military force against the civilians. ah, though, of course is the read concern or for all, no dallas, and busy secretary gentle. thank you for taking my question. how do you believe nato will respond if china begins to support russia economically and perhaps with military supplies? and also do you believe that there is a role to play for nato when it comes to alleviating energy costs? and i'm talking about speaking directly to saudi arabia and other opec producers. thank you. made the allies are coordinating their efforts when it comes to also energy security. and it was also dressed in the meeting today or to a step up surprised to diversify her sources of supply on the, on all sources to reduce depends on the supplies from, from russia. on the, on the later on today also participated the g 7 meeting and of course, in different framers g 7, working with the e, u. r. a. there are different formats wh

event jackson kept her answer brief so as to not offend those who have claimed sexual harassment like anita hill did against justice thomas. that was 1991. i'm trying to remember where i was at the time. i believe i did. yes, that was never again mentioned during today's 10 plus hours of questioning. in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news and don't forget you can watch the confirmation hearings live on our abc 7 bay area 24/7 streaming app tomorrow's coverage begins at 6 am just download the app now on your roku apple tv fire tv and android tv devices history was made in california today as a commission confirmed justice patricia guerrero as the first latina member of the california supreme court governor newsom nominated justice guerrero last month. the 50 year old is the daughter of mexican immigrants and an imperial valley native. she is a federal prosecutor superior court judge and most recently sat on the fourth district court of appeals. she graduated from uc berkeley and stanford law school. a hayward mother and her boyfriend have been formally charged with the murder of the wom

in the meantime, the social network blamed russia for a campaign against ukraine and anita and major russian bots. it was a slow break down in a relationship that was only ever going to lead to one inevitable outcome. and sadly, after years of lucrative operations in russia, many famous western brands are leaving the domestic market. mcdonald's, coca cola, pepsico and starbucks are just a few of those temporarily suspending their businesses in the country, stopping sales of their products and closing their restaurants, said cafes in a sweeping response to the war between russia and ukraine. that does it for me. i'll be back in about 32 minutes with more continuing coverage of the war and ukraine. say, with this arch international. ah ah, no one else shows the wrong one i'll prove. just don't hold any world to save how disdained to come to the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. the west liberal world order is collapsed in the hedge money inside to maintain and expand. the conflict in ukraine is a pr

o women at the front. anita lou with in many countries, education is still a privilege. hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind. child instead of going to class and we can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children all over the world. can't go to school, we ask why? because education makes the world more just make up your own mind. d. w. made for minds it began, it's a military operation now though it's a massive onslaught on the well being. indeed, the lives of countless innocent civilians, residential areas have been raised to the ground. many people killed in their own homes. families divided hundreds of thousands of mostly women and children. forced to leave the country. how many will never return, it's impossible to say. and the worst could still be yet to come. so on another special edition of to the point we ask putins wor, no, mostly the civilians.

it's a, it's a, it's a new normal anita is responding for a long term. you as president joe biden is in brussels to meet with european allies in person. he pledged to support those cleaning the fighting in ukraine and announced new sanctions on individuals linked to the russian regime. he also said, vladimir putin has underestimated the resolve and unity of nato. to day march 1 month says russia began its carnage in ukraine. the brutal invasion of ukraine poon was banking on nato van split. my early conversation in december and early january was clear to me. he didn't think we could sustain this cohesion. nato has never, never been more united than it is to day prudent is getting exactly the opposite. what he intended to have. as a consequence of going to new ukraine, we have to stay fully, totally, thoroughly united. thank you. hi, our 1st gaston alexander, still a former prime minister of finland. currently, he's a professor at the european university institute. welcome to the day. now your country is in the european union, but not in nato, after russi

. >> reporter: others like anita, a doctor from kyiv, hoping to eventually come to america. >> i'd be interested in a move to usa, because so much opportunities. >> reporter: so far, however, the u.s. has taken in only a few hundred ukrainian refugees. some even claiming asylum at the u.s./mexico border. >> we're just trying to decide where our new home will be. >> reporter: for children, the war possibly even more unsettling as places like this polish theater become a temporary home. in a rome hospital today, one visitor, pope francis, doing his best to spread hope to the war's smallest victims, sick ukrainian children who themselves are now refugees. whit, unicef warning children fleeing the war are at heightened risk of being trafficked and exploited, saying 500 unaccompanied children have been identified crossing into romania. the number of unaccompaniied children crossing, likely much higher than that. >>> as we heard, a few hewn alexandria ocasio-cort hundred ukrainian refugees have come to the u.s. u.s. officials are looking at ways to bring more who want to come. abc's white h

so she's a human rights activist working with the enjo group or anita it's monica anxiety, uncertainty, frustration, sadness, as we heard of that report. is that your impression of the scale of humanitarian effort that's, that's required. of course, i mean these are the words that describe to people that we meet on the border very well. like all of the refugees in the world, you know, and the numbers are really huge and overwhelming. today it's confirmed at 8 over $800000.00 people from ukraine came already to poland and we know there will be more this is overwhelming for anybody just would be overwhelming for all of you know, any country in the world and in poland. i cannot say we were, we're preparing the lots of boards that is being done right now to transport the people into furthermore into the country to provide shelter and legal assistance them a lot of to or majority, even on the shoulders of you know, local authority and non governmental organization, there is also no like idea what's going to happen in the future. so we're all working in an emergency mode. however, since then

it seeds, anita vincent in the world will change, resemble it has already changed. we are politicians are already afraid of their people. why to they are afraid of social responsibility, not or they. they see that people are reacting differently. you bought your the rama and in many countries, not all the people support us, 100 percent storage. so the gift, but their leaders do not support us 100 percent for the gym for one reason or another one ivy probably other. so what brought the show, i'm not saying here who is right, don't go what it means that social and public opinion will be stronger than any leader in the world. but i mean the but assess the vehicle. that is to say, i mean, we are all seeing changes in processes slide changes that lead not just to theoretical but to popular democracy. but as of that office, the laser, at ion, of a lot of the popular democracy is not a revolution yet, should be democracy. is 1st and foremost power of the people, but they said would be lead the if you want to be the leader of your society. so hopefully you have to be the le

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