anna." mostly inspired by anna sorokin herself. >> so i appreciate anna delvey as a princess and the official is called "her royal highness, princess anoska, anna delvey." >> reporter: while the do you remember fors acknowledge anna's criminal conviction, one-quarter of the gallery's proceeds are going to her continuing legal fees. >> she served her time, paid for her crimes, you know? at the end of the day, i want to free anna delvey so she can figure out what she wants to do next with her life. >> reporter: as the evening came to a close, anna joined the crowd, calling from detention to thank her supporters. >> hello, anna. >> hi, how are you? >> we're good. there's a big crowd here. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, guys! i hope you're enjoying the night. >> anna, you're a hero. >> anna, will you marry me? i'm a u.s. citizen! >> yes, well, thank you so much for your support, i hope your enjo the night. i can't wait to see all the pictures and videos. >> anna, we're going to bust you out! we're going to get you that u.s. visa, you just stay strong! >> stay strong, anna! >> reporter: though ann

anna anna and i'm petya petr gorokhov very nice. i left this one here.or, turned out to be 15 years old in total rob, as motherhood is the motto. no, well actually he has first offence. he lost a bet to the boys at school , they consider him a botanist in the class, and then they began to tease it is weak for you to rob a person in broad daylight. here he proved his toughness. you now write a statement. a criminal case will be opened, and then the court will decide whether to put him in jail or give him a suspended sentence. so maybe you don’t need a statement of what the guy’s life is to hack? well, that's your right. no, the statement is not the case. well, i'll go home. yes, thank you. goodbye. thank you again. wait. here is my business card. call if anything. okay. bye-bye. i feel the minced chicken, it’s like show your grandma fart, i myself will talk with max from here until i smeared you up this staircase. ask someone. i also want a flying head kolobok, i definitely wanted this night to never end. everything is better than the cinema of russia onl

this is a week after performances by russian soprano. anna, anna, the trip co were canceled over her refusal to condemn the war all proceeds from the sold out concert, which was broadcast internationally including to ukraine. oh, go towards relief works. oh, a pretty new crane. from the heart of new york, the piece was composed by ukrainian valentine sylvester of in 2014 the year of another crisis. for the mets general manager, pete again, the concert was the only fitting response to the current conflict. tonight, we were all soldiers of music wielding the power of art into french, in defense of a free and democratic ukraine. gal message was shared by guest devona ukraine's ambassador to the un, the metropolitan opera, there's a global standing reputation, is similar to sand. the very whirlpool messing around with me only right merrily right position than the world is hard to music, should be the music and the gesture behind it were also appreciated by fellow ukrainian own, and mcginnis, iowa could even drive. of course, i feel like in this moment, all of us become electric fields li

anna anna charming attractive always dreamed of a big friendly family. and now, recently, she has become a mother of many children, which makes her very happy. let's applaud food elena we also have a mother of many children. she loves to travel, loves to go to the museum and loves to support her children as well. all endeavors are good. applause is always ready to help everyone, and she is always ready at any time of the day or night. come help passed. and our captain olga , an entertainer, is always coming up with something organizes only because of her energy. we are in this transmission. and for which many thanks to her, she also goes in for sports, spends time with her family and her son participates in competitions in different regions. in general, a real battery that energizes everyone around leads . hooray. hooray! get to know the team of parents by law from the team of choreographers put down shock game flew. team back to one full point. i'm waiting for the threat of captains, the teams passed the high captain. come here. the question in the primer mom washed the frame is a question, but in life, what does mom usually wash and the first one turned out to be just a version. mother washes a basin, suppose a basin, there is no basin on the scoreboard, your version olesya mother washes dishes dishes. i think for sure the common answer if it's on the scoreboard is yes in the most popular conversation with the choreographer team was the primer question. mom washed the frame, which in life is usually washed by taisiya's mom, something so noticeable to mom, even for children. oh, it's true that children get dirty, they need to be washed sometimes. and there is such an answer children on the board. wuhu continues with sergey so i think that well, of course, a modern mama can wash, uh, anything, but i think that she can wash the floor, why not? of course, the floor of the mother washes there is such an answer on the scoreboard. yes, yes, there are already 60 points from anastasia's draw, mom washes the dog after a walk, good is good. i understand that here it is long-haired - this is a dog, then you can wash it sometimes and completely limit its paws, it doesn’t work for a dog to eat a scoreboard. this is the first miss. first after the third, i'm only his rival, but for now that's all nothing olesya i like the window, it's a letter. it 's still clear that my mother would have come to the window after washing the frame. well, olga's window is not open. i think that in the sphere of recent events, mother often washes her hands, so that mother would do this more often even without any events, but, in the sphere of recent events. yes, there is such an answer on the scoreboard. hands, yes, yes, and 87 points of draws taisiya well, furniture. mom can wash, but wipe the wet clothes. well, let's check, but maybe, although one miss has furniture there is a second miss on the scoreboard. after the third i will leave evgeny it turns out that i could now. well, listen, but i can now do it all with you. look, instead of and if i can mom, dad came and said, mom, in my opinion, the car is right. what else to do? mom came by car? go, my car will be checked correctly by more qualified people around me. there are people in this matter, so i will still accept their answers and say that my mother washes the refrigerator, by the way, the refrigerator is convenient for her. version i think that mom can wash the whole apartment. i even froze when mom can wash the whole apartment, yes, mom washes her hair. it's not the whole thing. mom is mom in parts here you need to be more careful, anna my mother on maternity leave by myself that my mother constantly washes everything, she washes shoes. she washes the groceries. natalya comes to my mind that the frame was washed, the window was washed. maybe the window sill was left recently. olga you should remember everything that the participants say. ah. this is your will, let mom completely wash the apartment the whole apartment. mom mom is good. she washes the apartment is such an answer. enough choreographer on the scoreboard becomes more than 770. guess. what answer on the sixth line did one of the members of your team come up with. and this version think products. look at all him learn. who do you trust the most, and the sixth line is there we are waiting for double game double game flew. it is a real pleasure to feel the deep taste of arabica beans that revealed the aroma in the author's roasting on a full of colombian passion, the pleasure to feel columbia supreme top ten cherry raspberry jacket pink leggings, and we are i

anna, this is obviously in — 90 minutes ago. and, anna, this is obviously in the _ 90 minutes ago. and, anna west _ 90 minutes ago. and, anna, this is obviously in the west of— 90 minutes ago. and, anna, this is obviously in the west of ukraine. i obviously in the west of ukraine. this is a city that up until this point has been relatively spared the worst of the russian onslaught. does this mark a turning point in the way this mark a turning point in the way this conflict is heading? weill. this mark a turning point in the way this conflict is heading?— this conflict is heading? well, it is interesting _ this conflict is heading? well, it is interesting because _ this conflict is heading? well, it is interesting because it - this conflict is heading? well, it is interesting because it seems | this conflict is heading? well, it i is interesting because it seems to mark a turning point which directly contradicts the turning point that we are expecting yesterday when russia announced that what they called the first phase of their operation was complete. and they said that they were going to fo

anna, briefl and winning some parts of ukraine. anna, briefly and back, _ winning some parts of ukraine. annae. anna, briefly and back, i was _ winning some parts of ukraine. anna, briefly and back, i was looking - winning some parts of ukraine. fifi�*uas, briefly and back, i was looking back to how we get some kind of resolution here. are you optimistic these talks can lead to anything? it these talks can lead to anything? it depends what the end result we are looking at. the donbas area was traditionally, before the actual war broke out, is what putin had in his sights. the area has been under constant fighting since 2014. it was a self—declared republic, but effectively a war zone where separatist ukrainian forces which are backed by russia and battle the ukrainian forces. this is assumed to have been the end game before the war broke out. an annexation, similar to crimea but a lot more bloody and well, a lot less to parts of ukraine, it is a chunk of the mainland. the intelligence chief he suggested this option, he has actually said the next phase will be guerrilla warfare, which is what c

anna 33 years ago. yes, i hide the first envelope. alleged daughter anna ivashchenko alleged mother tamara anistratova annaamara is your mother, who at birth named you victoria anna makes up the search for the biological mother is over, they did not regret that they decided to find out the secret of their birth no. but i found out the whole truth and bro. let it be like this, but the truth will eventually cool down somehow, it can be meaningful. maybe change our minds? and now he is, what to say no to tamara? to my mother just thanks for raising me like i wanted to know family ties, what kind of parents does she have? well, i explained it to her, because in the maternity hospital they told me that the mother is there, that the mother, that the father of drunks can i thank line for what she raised, just an amazing girl. thank you very much. i shouldn't have listened to my husband. you are sure that you gave birth to anna from your husband and i never cheated on him. he stood his ground, he didn’t give a damn about everything that those around him said, he got in and everything couldn’t be thrown out of ther

heart issue and will need surgery, and her mom had two other children and she left a note with anna. annamoved to the hospital in lviv where i am. what future is there for this little girl? they are looking desperately to find a relation or, you know, one of her extended family or her mother to see what they can do to support and reunite them. there's 1.5 million children who have fled, and 3 million more in the country. this is a children's crisis. we need to be doing so much more to help them. >> god, i can't even imagine making that choice. that is excruciating. on the subject of -- i hope she's not an orphan now, but on the subject of orphans, there's a lot of or orphans that have crossed over to lviv. how can somebody who wants to help help? >> we know there's 100,000 children living in institutions in ukraine. not all of these are orphans. unicef is clear, adoptions should not happen in the middle of a crisis but after. many children have extended family and that's always the best place for the children, with their family. every decision needs to be made with the best interest of th

anna stewart is live this hour in london with more. so how have these stocks perform since the moscow exchange reopened, anna? >> given before it was klay's around a month ago, you would expect to see some hefty falls here. but guess what? they reopened. the moex was up 11% at one point. it's just come back. it's still up nearly 8% today. now, this reopening definitely had some limitations for it since there is a ban on short selling, which isn't surprising. i guess that would stop any negative smile. also a foreign investor selling chairs. there may be more intervention. the share prices do not reflect the economic situation on the ground in russia. it does not reflect the huge sanctions and the impact that would have had on all russian gains, particularly the big ones. and it's interesting that the white house has called this reopening a charade. this is not a real market. it's not a sustainable model. and he says that only underscores russia's isolation from the global financial system. this isn't the only big story today. overnight, president putin said they want unfriendly countries to pay for their gas contracts in rubles that would certainly be one way to try and shore up a currency that has lost so much of its value since the invasion of ukraine. i'm not sure it would be legally al al al allow. this could put them in a sticky situation. annart, thanks very much. reporting live from london. will that will do it for me in lviv, ukraine for now. i'm turning it over to our rosemary church at the cnn center in atlanta. >> thank you so much, hala, for all your reporting. appreciate it. >>> >> still to come in other global news, the taliban's decision to postpone reopening schools for older girls has been condemned worldwide. but is the government in kabul even listening? the details just ahead. >>> welcome back, everyone. well, the taliban's decision to delay the return to school of afghan girls above sixth grade is being condemned worldwide. the u.n. secretary general is describing it as deeply damaging for afghanistan. and the u.s. is calling it a betrayal of public commitments made by the group. cnn's paula newton has the details. >> reporter: for the first time in more than seven months, afghan schools reopened wednesday for a much anticipated return. but it was the day that ended in heartbreak, tears and anger for many. af

anna hahn. i'm sorry to mess up your name is it anna or anna >> it's anna. >> thanks for waking up. i'm sorry about that the u.s. and uk banning russian oil imports. we can see the prices surging right after that was announced still brent crude about 125 a barrel as brie jackson mentioned in the report before, we only get 8% of our imports from russia. how long you do see this price impact here in the u.s. and how long do you think that it's going to take us to find these sources or ramp up domestic production. >> frank, that is a big question and one of the biggest things we're trying to put a case scenario on i. is hard to make an assumption. but it depending how the war plays out between russia and ukraine. what becomes of it is there a resolution? is one side claiming victory over the other and on top of that, we need to consider where we're sourcing our supply from. it's no secret energy shortage has been one of the bigger pushes of inflation here domestically in the u.s. and abroad so for us, the solution to that, really, could be to get more supply because even if we do tighte

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anna was honored and in her native moscow school number 109 anna was in the eleventh grade. guess the eleventh letter. and of course. but the main teacher of eteri tutberidze from the age of 9, annahcherbakova, in her group, is recognized as this georgievna , not just coaching. she talks to you all the time. anna has grown in every sense and all this before our eyes. ideal lady does not justify. unless mom's expectations for the level of order in her room, but today he can, and not shcherbakova 18 happy birthday victoria obolenskaya channel one. hello, the news is on the air in the studio of sergey tubushev and at the beginning of the footage received from our ministry of defense. on them the movement of the russian columns of armored vehicles of the airborne troops of the kiev region can be seen as advancing, the designated area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe vehicle overcame a water barrier along the pontoon bridge, then deployed a radar station of a mobile air defense system. the fighters told the arrow almost immediately two drones, one reconnaissance, the other combat, were detected air targets, they opened fire on them. both were shot down , they managed to repulse the attack on eart

anna disagreed. whirlpool told anna her oven was non-repairable, but she could use her extended warranty to get a 75% refund. anna was happy with that and got back $1465. here's what whirlpool said, we regret that this consumer had an issue with her appliance, we are pleased to have come to a resolution. anna said this was a learning experience for her. we have two pieces of advice. always register your product. some warranties do not kick in unless you register your product. it's so simple. please go do it. with extended warranties, like the one anna had, make sure you know what you're getting for your money. the way you do that is to rated ters, like anna's contract, which capped her coverage at 75% of what she paid. if a warranty issue has you stumped, maybe we can help. go to nbc bay area responds or call us, 888-996-tips. >> i still haven't done the self-cleaning thing. >> on a cold day it will warm the house. >>> disney plus announced it will offer a cheaper subscription plan. >> the reason it costs less, it will have ads. the streaming service hasn't announced the price of the new plan, but will be cheaper

anna and in her native moscow school number 109 anna in the eleventh grade. guess the eleventh letter. and of course. but the main teacher eteri tutberidze from the age of 9, anna shcherbakova, in her group, admits that this georgievna is not just a coach. she talks to you all the time. anna has grown in every sense and all this is on our eyes. ideal lady does not justify. unless mom's expectations for the level of order in her room, but today she can, and not shcherbakova 18 happy birthday victoria obolenskaya. channel one we continue to follow what is happening in the world in the program of channel one, as before, there are many information and analytical programs, all the most relevant latest news and expert comments in the large information channel on channel one. and right now, just the news on channel one . hello live news in the studio sergei tugushev and at the beginning of the footage received from our ministry of defense. on them, the movement of the russian column of armored vehicles of the airborne troops of the kiev region can be seen how, advancing, the designated area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe vehicle on the pontoon bridge overcame a water barrier, t

anna holligan at the hauue, kremlin first. anna holligan at the hague. thank— kremlin first. annak you. _ kremlin first. anna holligan at the hague, thank you. the _ kremlin first. anna holligan at the hague, thank you. the home - kremlin first. anna holligan at the hague, thank you. the home of i kremlin first. anna holligan at the | hague, thank you. the home of the international criminal court. russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, has told the un conference on disarmament in geneva that it's time for us nuclear weapons in europe to go home. in a pre—recorded message, he also appeared to offer a newjustification for russia's invasion of ukraine — saying it's to prevent kyiv from acquiring its own nuclear weapons. many ambassadors, including from the uk, germany, australia, canada, america, and the eu, walked out when mr lavrov began to speak. our correspondentjenny hill is in moscow, and jenny, the kremlin is denying it's targeting civillians. the allegation is russia is using banned weapons and targeting civilian areas. what is the kremlin response? the kremlin denies it a

anna benedicte, _ looks like a lovely cottage. olivia anna benedicte, thank _ looks like a lovely cottage. olivia annaery much. i hear it is physically lovely in snowdonia this weekend for anyone thatis snowdonia this weekend for anyone that is 40 to be there going there. sports is next and i'll be back with a summary of the news. good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. we start at cheltenham where jockey rachael blackmore created history becoming the first female rider to win the cheltenham gold cup, as she stormed to success on 3—1favourte a plus tard. blackmore was already the first female jockey to win the champion hurdle and grand national, as well as taking the leading rider award at last year's cheltenham festival. our correspondent andy swiss reports. trail blazer and history maker, yet another unforgettable first for rachael blackmore on a dazzling day of gold cup glory. well, some 70,000 fans flocked here for what is always one of the biggest days in racing. and after last year's gold cup had to be behind closed doors because of covid, the anticipation was greater than

artillery and on man drones, secure communications of government and tactical gear, satellite imagery, anna and anna and analysis capacity. and is clearly helped ukraine inflict dramatic losses on russian forces. i'm saturday, my administration authorized another $200000000.00 to keep a steady flow of weapons and ammunition. moving to crank 9 once again, using my presidential authority to act re activated additional security assistance to continue to help you crime, fend off rushes, assault additional $800000000.00 of the assistance that brings the total of new u. s. security systems. ukraine to $1000000000.00 just this week. these are the large, these are direct transfers of equipment from our department of defense to the ukraine military held them as a fight against this invasion. and i thank the congress for appropriating these funds. this new package monotone is going to provide unprecedented assistance to ukraine. it includes 800 anti aircraft systems to make sure the ukrainian military can key can do this can continue to stop the planes and helicopters that have been attacking their people and

anna _ necessarily so tomorrow. indeed. thank you, anna holligan - necessarily so tomorrow. indeed. thank you, annaly so tomorrow. indeed. thank you, anna holligan at the | thank you, anna holligan at the hague. as we've been hearing, the city of kherson in southern ukraine has become the first major metropolitan area to fall under russian control, and there's fierce fighting in other strategically important cities. including mariupol and a number of other big urban areas. a large military convoy remains within 20 miles from kyiv, after encountering heavy ukrainian resistance and apparently suffering mechanical breakdowns. so, what is russia's military strategy now? our security correspondent, frank gardner, has this assessment. so this is an overview of how ukraine is looking today. the areas in red are the ones that russian forces control. they already had crimea, they annexed that back in 2014. and in the south they have been pushing northwards, they have taken the port city of kherson — that's the first major city that russian forces have taken since this invasion began a week ago. and they're

anna-mariia lives in odessa and she documented her family's experiences in the first days of the invasion for german television. tense days filled with hope and fear. anna mariia: yesterday was a really hard day for everyone in ukraine. we woke up hearing scary things, but we were asked to stay calm and that's what we're doing right now. reporter: annaa's father is a pastor. he tries to reassure members of his congregation on the phone, while her mother prepares food for a community kitchen that she runs with her husband. anna mariia: we're ok but we are scared but are trying to stay calm. there are many people who left. we, my family and i, are staying. reporter: this flat belongs to olena. a russian missile hit the building on day two of the war. olena: i want you to show this video so that the whole world sees what aggression and war are. peace must be preserved. we have to do everything to ensure that there is peace, because this is a tragedy. reporter: many have fled to western ukraine. julia is a volunteer seeking to help. julia: this is a camp for the displaced. we're collecting lots of things for them. take a look. the streets are almost empty. but there are lots of people at the borders. men aren't allowed to leave the country. only women and children. anna mariia: this is what we have just in case of an emergency. so, i ha

anna-mariia lives in odessa and she documented her family's experiences in the first days of the invasion for german television. tense days filled with hope and fear. anna mariia: yesterday was a really hard day for everyone in ukraine. we woke up hearing scary things, but we were asked to stay calm and that's what we're doing right now. reporter: annaiia's father is a pastor. he tries to reassure members of his congregation on the phone, while her mother prepares food for a community kitchen that she runs with her husband. anna mariia: we're ok but we are scared but are trying to stay calm. there are many people who left. we, my family and i, are staying. reporter: this flat belongs to olena. a russian missile hit the building on day two of the war. olena: i want you to show this video so that the whole world sees what aggression and war are. peace must be preserved. we have to do everything to ensure that there is peace, because this is a tragedy. reporter: many have fled to western ukraine. julia is a volunteer seeking to help. julia: this is a camp for the displaced. we're collecting lots of things for them. take a look. the streets are almost empty. but there are lots of people at the borders. men aren't allowed to leave the country. only women and children. anna mariia: this is what we have just in case of an emergency. so, i

anna stewart in london. anna, this will no doubt be an emotional service for the queen we haven't seen in six months or so? >> reporter: yes. i think this will be an emotional day for the queen. this is where she married prince philip over 70 years ago. i think the service we see today will be the service they would have liked to have had for his fun lals year but couldn't as a result of the pandemic. we won't forget that stark image as she sat in a pew by herself in a chapel with less than 35 people i think it was and no singing. today will be different. we'll see hundreds of people arriving to westminster abby. people from overseas, friends, hundreds of people that represent all the charities and organizations that prince philip was a patron of. we will see the entry route here and the duke of edinboro and today very much a testament to prince philip's life, his life of public commitment and we are, we are told, expecting to see her majesty, the queen, on hand. that was slightly in doubt. she had to cancel a number of events before this largely because of mobility issues and she had covid-19 last month. she's often seen using a walking stick. a great opportunity to celebrate the life of prince philip. >> and the day, of course, annanna stewart for us. thank you very much. good to see you. that does it for me on the show. i'm isa soares in london. breaking news coverage from ukraine continues next on "early start." you are watching cnn. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm christine romans in new york. >> i'm laura jarrett. a lot to get to this morning. we have john berman live on the ground in lviv, ukraine. good morning. >> good morning to both of you. this morning russian forces seem to be largely stalled in several parts of ukraine, including around chernaiv, mikolaiv and they say

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anna coren has more on this and, anna, it is spot knot entirely one sided, though when it comes to how china state-controlled media has covered this conflict and that carries some significance. >> certainly, john. as you were saying, whilst the rest of the world is condemning what russia is doing in ukraine, chinese state media, chinese internet users, um, are saying the complete opposite. you know, the sentiment very much pro-putin, pro-russia, pro-war. um, we obviously know that, for china, you know, russia and china are -- are these very close allies. um, china would have to be russia's most powerful ally. these are two countries mutually aligned in their disdain for the west, in particular the united states. and that was concreted last month when they signed that joint statement when putin flew to beijing to see xi at the winter olympics. signing that statement saying that their countries' friendship has no limits. now, whilst the government is yet to condemn the actions of -- of russia, nor will they, they are remaining impartial. but certainly, we have seen this conveyed through state media. let me read to you some of what we are hearing from cctv. they are saying that nato is the source of the ukraine' crisis. that the ukraine people say that they are feeling abandoned by the united states. that the oil depot explosion that was hit was by ukrainian rockets. and also, that the world's largest plane, the 225 that was destroyed on an airfield near kyiv was destroyed by the ukrainians and -- and -- and not by the russians. um, they are just parroting the same lines that are coming out of russia. and the misinformation, john, it continues. the global times is reporting that the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, has fled the capital. they have said zelenskyy hastily left kyiv. he was not in the capital of ukraine yesterday. together, with his entourage, he fled to the city of lviv where he and his assistants were equipped with a police lace to . it goes on to say the social media post that zelenskyy is putting throughout were prerecorded before he fled. well, cnn can certainly confirm that zelenskyy is in kyiv. the capital. rallying his citizens, and inspiring them to -- to fight back against the russians. now, whilst the overwhelming majority of people on the chinese internet are very much pro what is happening right now in -- in ukraine as far as the russian invasion. that is because, you know, they believe that -- that russia has this historical claim to ukraine. the same way, that china has this historical claim to taiwan. there is a -- a very brave group of -- of chinese academics who have posted a joint statement online. it's since been taken down but i want to read it to you because the ukrainian embassy in shanghai has put it on their facebook page and it's -- it's quite extraordinary. they wrote, we categorically oppose the war that russia started against ukraine. we strongly support ukrainians in their quest to protect their country. we strongly urge the russian government and president putin to stop the war by negotiating to resolve the contradictions. i mean, john, as you well know, these are incredibley brave people to be speaking out against the state. >> absolutely. um, and good for them. annau. anna coren live in hong kong. >>> we will have breaking news coverage of russia's invasion of ukraine continues in just a moment. coming up, the two countries met for talks on monday but russia's continued assault on ukraine, overshadowed those negotiations. we will have more on that with michael holmes, live, in ukraine in just a moment. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's goi on? where's regina? i vest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovation like real me cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq do your eyes bother you? my eyes feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. strypaper? luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue! stuff. we love stuff. and there's some really great stuff out there. but i doubt that any of us will look back on our lives and think, "i wish i'd bought an even th

anna: i do love my country, the people, the culture, but i despise the government. and i want to believe that it will get better, but i find it hard to do so. reporter: anna was raised in a very open-minded family. her parents are also critical of the government. and they are comfortable with anna'sxuality. there's only one strict rule in the family -- the tv is only switched on to watch spos. anna: basically all tv channels are controlled by the government. they twist the news and they are full of propaganda. what angers me the most is that the tv claims that there is no war, that it's just a military operation. but what's the difference? reporter: there may be no official war according to the government, but there is resistance. two women, who didn't want to be recognized, have been putting up posters which say “no to war.” we found out for ourselves how risky their protest is when our car was stopped by russian security service officers, and we were accused of being behind the poster campaign. we were allowed to drive on after being questioned. every day, the regime becomes a little more repressive. it's now illegal to use the words “war” and “invasion” in conjunction with what's going on in ukraine. the media regulator penalizes those who don't say “special operation” or “pea

anna: i do love my country, the people, the culture, but i despise the government. and i want to believe that it will get better, but i find it hard to do so. reporter: anna was raised in a very open-minded family. her parents are also critical of the government. and they are comfortable with anna'sxuality. there's only one strict rule in the family -- the tv is only switched on to watch spos. anna: basically all tv channels are controlled by the government. they twist the news and they are full of propaganda. what angers me the most is that the tv claims that there is no war, that it's just a military operation. but what's the difference? reporter: there may be no official war according to the government, but there is resistance. two women, who didn't want to be recognized, have been putting up posters which say “no to war.” we found out for ourselves how risky their protest is when our car was stopped by russian security service officers, and we were accused of being behind the poster campaign. we were allowed to drive on after being questioned. every day, the regime becomes a little more repressive. it's now illegal to use the words “war” and “invasion” in conjunction with what's going on in ukraine. the media regulator penalizes those who don't say “special operation” or “pea

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anna wiernicki. back to you. thank you for that update. annan the east bay and effort is underway in pleasanton to send food and supplies to refugees who are fleeing the crisis out in ukraine. volunteers with kids against hunger. they packed up meals for the refugees. the organization was founded back in 10, 20 or 2010 to help people suffering following the earthquake in haiti. but after watching the humanitarian crisis unfolding ukraine for days, they decided to shift all of their resources to thone who needed it. most. >> that we thought, well, we can help we. we've got these meals. we've been doing this for 10 years and we can continue to help. and and we contacted organizations and in fact, we were able to send 285,000 meals just last week and was airlifted over there to the polling border. >> all the kids against hunger is planning a home anymore. events like this one. if you're interested and volunteer opportunities or donating to their cause, you can go to our website for more details. questions persist concerning the whereabouts of w nb

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anna massoglia began tracking the operation. anna: mercury public affairs was able to leverage their connections in d.c., with people in political positions of power in order to further this foreign influence operation. one way that they did this was by contacting ambassadors in a number of countries, including australia, to send letters that furthered the interest of the foreign influence operation. sean: the lobbyists targeted the then australian ambassador to washington, joe hockey, to pressure him to support the lifting of sanctions. they sent him a briefing note warning, "rusal owns 20% of queensland alumina. therefore the jobs and critical economic activity of this company are at risk." serena lillywhite: the letter that was sent to the australian ambassador to the u.s., sought torovide assurances to the australian ambassador that the company had sufficiently restructed to warrant those sanctions against them being lifted, and those assurances t mr. deripaska had reduced his controlling ownership of rusal to less than 50%, so he no longer held a controlling share stake. sean: the lobbyists prepared a draft letter they wanted hockey to sign and deliver to key decision-makers. it read, "on behalf of the commonwealth of australia, i would like to express strong support for the plan to restructure the en+ group and rusal in order to lift the threat of sanctions against the companies." serena: it is quite extraordinary that a lobbyist would actually provide a letter stating "we, the commonwealth of australia, support this request." it is quite an audacious approach to lobbying ands effectively spoon feeding the australian ambassador with information in order to get his signature on a letter that the company then planned to use for whatever purpose they want in the future. sean: joe hockey told four corners he couldn't recall the letter and would not have acted on it. documents obtained under foi show that, at the height of the lobbying campaign, senior australian embassy staff sent more than a dozen e-mails to key u.s. officials overseeing the sanctions regime. the australian diplomats met with u.s. state department and treasury representatives and raised "the importance of an early consideration by the u.s. of an australian company's proposal to meet the terms of the sanctions. serena: well, certainly, lobbying is not new. it's not illegal. lobbying takes place regularly in australia. i guess what is interesting with this particular case is the fact that efforts were made to actually secure the support of the australian government to have these sanctions against the company overturned. sean: in 2019, the u.s. lifted sanctions against rusal after deripaska agreed to reduce his stake in the company, but deripaska remains personally sanctioned. anna: the sanctions were controversial, and lifting the sanctions were very controversial. therwas a lot of discussion in congress, as well as among administration officials, about whether these steps taken by en+ and rusal were sufficient to remove sanctions on the company since oleg deripaska was still such a divisive and controversial figure himself. sean: last august, the senate intelligence committee stated that "deripaska conducts influence operations, frequently in countries where he has a significant economic interest. the russian government coordinates with and directs deripaska on many of his influence operations." critically, it found that "deripaska's companies, including rusal, are proxies for the kremlin, including for russian government influence efforts, economic measures, and diplomatic relations." serena: no individual or company that is sanctioned as is the case with mr. deripaska--there are personal sanctions against him--should be allowed to do business in australia. a

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adoption rates. management says fewer animals are entering state shelters, which is good. however, dogs are staying 63% longer than normal. >> valley humane society, our average length of stay for a dog before the pandemic was anywhere from six to nine days. now we are seeing even puppies stay 20 to 60 days. >> she says the internet is causing even more problems because too many people are buying from puppy mills. for anyone looking to find a pet, a reminder, there are a lot of great shelters across the bay area. >>> take a look at this, wow. cotton candy skies for tonight's sunset over the golden gate bridge. this is a time-lapse, looks absolutely beautiful. we got a good amount of rain, now your eye on next week and the very warm temperatures. >> it's wild. 50s today, 60s tomorrow, 70s monday, 80s tuesday. no 90s, though. >> that's good. >> full stop at 80s on tuesday. in the meantime, a little bit of a drizzle storm. hairspray rain as we say sometimes. san jose, low clouds banked up 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skies are nice and clear overhead. we're not looking at any rain. any fog this morning, a smooth sailing as you're venturing outside for the start of the week. now we do have showers to the north rain and snow up in washington, oregon, areas that have seen plenty of it here that are going to get more of it because the jet stream will continue to send in the storm tracks. well, to the pacific northwest today into tomorrow, as you can see, high pressure dominates keeping us nice and dry. now into wednesday. this is going to be the warmest days of the week for us. still the high pressure ridge built up. but by thursday, we do see this low trying to push through. what that's going to do is it's going to loosen up this high pressure ridge just enough that temperatures will fall from their peaks on wednesday. still no chances of rain through thursday and friday. but we will see a slight cool down towards the end of the week into saturday. a little bit cooler yet by sunday. could see a couple of sprinkles across the bay. that's still almost a week away. so remains to be seen what we will see from that. but it does look like inside at least there's a break to the warmer temperatures that we've got throughout the course of your work week. now, today's daytime highs 60's to 70's a couple of 50's near the coast. but really not even a lot of those south san francisco at 65 foster city at 67 saying carlo south through mountain view each at 70 or above and the south bay a little bit above 70 as well. san jose at 72 today, temperatures in the east bay, mostly low 70's oakland at 71 degrees, walnut creek and concord. you'll each be at 75. and take a look at vacaville and fairfield all the way up to 80 degrees for your daytime highs today. so our first couple of 80's are on the map tomorrow and wednesday. we're going to see a lot more of those as i showed you in future cast. we do see that dip in the jet stream that begins to cool us down just a little bit into thursday and friday. the weekend ahead gets a little bit cooler yet. and there's your chance of rainfall on sunday of next week. until then, though, it's dry skies and mild temperatures right now. john, thank you for that. that is a good looking week. let's get a look at your traffic heading into the city. >> from that may's to the fremont street exit, a 10 minute drive along the bay bridge, san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond at a cross towards sandra fell a nine-minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to that holds about 20 minutes at this hour. we have some breaking news out of china this morning. a chinese plane carrying 132 people on board crashed in the southern part of the country. chinese media is reporting that the crash involved a boeing 7.37. from china's eastern airlines. they say rescuers were dispatched that scene and there was no immediate confirmation on how many people died. all were hurt. meanwhile, in ukraine, officials there rejected russia's demand for ukrainian forces to surrender and marable in exchange for safe passage. russian troops have surrounded and attacked the city for more than 3 weeks. ukrainian officials say russia's latest attack involved in hitting an art school that was sheltering about 400 people. they say this happened hours before russia offered to open to humanitarian corridors in return for ukraine. raising the white flag. back here at home. people on the peninsula are showing support for ukraine. ukraine supporters gathered outside san mateo county offices in redwood city yesterday to hold a vigil for ukraine. the vigil was organized by san mateo county supervisor. david. as faith leaders from san mateo county churches and san francisco's ukrainian council general. >> nobody should be afraid of. things or war because that's what to make everyone a free and and you show that you are free and he says when she's so we don't have to allow him to do. we're going to make sure that we use the resources to take all refugees and to do it in a matter of dignity and love. >> organizers, the vin are urging people to reach out to lawmakers and the biden administration to push for more help for ukraine. all right. well, you can take your phone out. you can scan this qr code because we have the latest updates on the war in ukraine. this is going to take you over to our website at kron 4 dot com. california politics. new political maps were drawn to reflect the latest census, which means changes for the california legislature. the new maps are causing more than 2 dozen state lawmakers to either retire or relocate to less familiar districts ahead of the november election. california's political maps are drama is citizens redistricting commission, which is not allowed to consider if new district lines, her current lawmakers. well, historic confirmation hearings for ketanji brown jackson will start today. the judge, she's president joe biden's choice for supreme court reshad hudson joins us live from dc with more details. good morning. >> good morning. republicans say they plan to keep these hearings at a high level meeting. no personal attacks against joe jackson. but democrats say his attacks are already happening. >> as the senate judiciary committee begins, high-profile come from ation hearings for judge ketanji brown jackson, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell pledges that republicans will be respectful during the hearings. she'll be treated. much better than democrats are typically treated republican nominees like clarence thomas and brett kavanaugh. but the attacks have already started. missouri senator josh hawley is accusing jackson of being too soft on crimes against children. he has a record of being consistently lenient too soft on child offenders. but chair of the senate judiciary committee, illinois senator durbin calls the claims against jackson false and says she has the support of law enforcement for senator hawley is concerned. >> here's the bottom line. he's wrong. he's an accurate and unfair and his analysis. >> and the white house is also pushing back against the claims, calling their nominee an excellent choice. >> this attack that we've seen over the last couple of days. we're live on factual inaccuracies and taking judge jackson's record wildly out of context. now democrats are hoping to pick up republican support with this nomination, but they have the votes themselves to confirm judge jackson with all 50 democrats. plus the vice president. >> reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you for that update. was shot. we are following developing news out of washington were justice clarence thomas is hospitalized because of an infection. a statement from the court says thomas has been at a washington hospital since friday after experiencing flu-like symptoms. the court did not provide any additional details about the infection. justice thomas is 73 years old. he's been on the court since 1991. >> we'll be right back after the break. >> well, new research shows younger drivers are buying more eco-friendly cars and their older counterparts. gen z says image is a big factor in considering what to buy flashes out environmentally friendly is in millennials and baby boomers appear to be less concerned about the image of the eco friendly. although more than half of americans say they believe themselves to be environmentally conscious in their everyday lives. for your money, it's not just inflation in the war in ukraine, driving gas prices up as the seasons change. so does the type of gas you put in our car. and the summer blend is more expensive. doesn't evaporate in the tank in hot weather and it's less harmful to the environment. gasbuddy says as refinery start reducing the summer gassed, expect prices to go up even higher. the deadline for gas stations to switch over is june. 1st. instacart is joining uber with a fuel surcharge because of increasing gas prices. the company says it's adding a $0.40 temporary fee to every grocery or food delivery order. they say it will. mark of the expenses, the expenses on all the order before completed over each is also at a temporary surcharge to its deliveries. well, data from a new real estate report shows the average cost for a single family home in the u.s. rose 15% over the last year to more than $357,000. of course, that price is much higher here in california with a median of $770,000. mortgage rates are also on the rise, but real estate inventory remains at an all-time low. experts say the lack of available homes pushing up the price will at the same time, banks are becoming more selective when choosing who to lend to. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news cities in california won't be getting as much water delivered to them this year. why state says they have to cut back on the amount of water distribute. we'll be water distribute. we'll be right back after the break. and now most admired alum! 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kind of weather through the week. obviously nice and clear this morning. you can see that showing up here in radar, too. and current tempera

. ♪ anna: good morning. i'm anna edwards in london.ore joins us from singapore to take us through all of the market action this hour. the cash trade is less than an hour away. russia's invasion of ukraine denounced by the united nations underscoring moscow's increasing isolation. moody's and fitch slash the credit rating to junk. >>

anna wiernicki joins us live from dc with the latest. good morning, anna. >> good morning, well as officials from russia and ukraine are planning to meet today for a 3rd round of talks. but back here in washington, there's >> a growing pressure from lawmakers calling on the biden administration to do more to help. >> it's time for all of us to step up. the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. echoed the president of ukraine is called the needle on sunday to issue a no fly zone over the country, which would bar all unauthorized aircraft from flying over ukraine. we cannot trust them they are attacking us and the moment they like you and i was civilians. borman i would see just the comedian, what crimes in ukraine, illinois republican adam kinzinger says declaring a no fly zone is necessary calling on the u.s. in a tweet on friday to take action immediately. but florida republican senator marco rubio warned on abc's this week that doing so could start an all out war with russia. basically a no fly zone people understood. that means that means. world war 3. i mean, starting world war. 3 secretary of state antony blinken said on nbc's meet the press that the biden administration stance is clear america will not engage in combat with russia were not going to put of the united states in direct conflict with russia. >> not you know, american planes flying against russian planes were our soldiers on the ground in ukraine. instead, blinken says the u.s. and poland are in talks to send polish air force fighter jets to help ukraine. >> but west virginia democrat joe manchin says the u.s. should consider all options to take anything off the table thinking we might not be able to use things because we've already taken off the table as well. i would take nothing off the table. >> and when lawmakers return to capitol hill today and they'll take up debate over and administration's request on friday for 10 billion dollars in emergency funding to help ukraine. for now live in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. thank you for those updates, anna. >> well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. high gas prices of people considering if they should buy a lecture car. we're going to tell you the pros and cons in today's tech smart. we'll be right back. after the break. >> a missing university of san francisco student was found dead in fresno county. 21 year-old christopher laying was reported missing last month on the 28. his brother posted on instagram say lane was going on a road trip from san francisco to irvine. the brother said his family was concerned because of the erratic nature of the trip combined with his brother's mental health issues. the brother says lang rented a tesla that was last located at a charging station, fresno county right off interstate 5, heading southbound. the fresno county coroner's office pronounced laying dead yesterday, but they did not confirm his cause of death. and in the east bay, police are looking for the people responsible for s

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