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nick: that was zelenskyy at his most vnerable but also today atis most determined.d out any idea of negotiating with vladimir putin and said the only vision for the end of this war he could see was russia's total withdrawal. am: nick schifrin with another piece of reporting. we heard a little bit of what president zelenskyy had to say today. it was a two hour press conference. what stood out to you from his remarks? nick: a spokesman called on more than 40 reporters across five continents. there was clearly a desire from his team to get into the markets across from latin america all the way to east asia. on the u.s., he was asked about americans who were saying to pollsters that they believe the administration is putting too much money to support ukraine. he warned of the u.s. did not support ukraine enough to win over russia, then russia would eventually launch a war against nato and american soldiers would have to go and fight and die like ukrainian soldiers would fight and die, or are fighting and dying right now. on china, beyond the peace plan, he said beijing

assembly member don atis from morrow bay and berkeley senator nancy skinner introduced the bill last skin are released a statement saying, in part a b 4 52 will right this wrong by eliminating the deadline for taking civil action against child abusers and those who ate it or allow the abuse to happen or covered it up. california law currently states that if a person is sexually abused before the age of 18, they must file a civil claim in court before turning 40 years old. it can be very challenging for a business or an individual to try to defend these claims that are many decades old, and that's why there is a statute of limitations. legal analyst steven clarke says california's current statute is already much longer than usual. these claims aren't covered by insurance and they can ruin lives. claims are unfounded. nobody really wants to protect. a pedophile, and that's not what the law is designed to do. but what the law is designed to do is protect the business entities who may not have really done anything wrong. child advocacy usa says that 13.5% of children are at risk for bein

we live in ati the age of the digital detective and the age of the digital detective and the desktopetective. they can do, quite simply, brilliant, brilliant work. with data are being pumped out by virtually all our devices continually, it really has become a vital tool in solving so many crimes. most major inquiries these days, i'm talking more specifically about crime, but sometimes these can also apply to missing persons inquiry, they are either solved or resolved through forensic science in all its guises. i'm so old that i'm from the era that we found a fingerprint we would be very excited. but with the onset of dna and how forensic science gallops on almost every day there are new developments, so detectives can gather evidence that couldn't have been dreamt of many years ago. so, forensic science, cctv, and of course we have heard a lot from the police about the hundreds of hours of work that were put into the nicola bulley case into examining cctv. people often forget that a negative sighting on a cctv camera can be very important because you can be very important because you

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if we're going to get thatt reac reaction every time we kick ati democrat offont to the committe i want to kick one off a day. s: >> k yeah, let's do it. kennedy oh, but the emotionalism is out of control. they cannot be taken seriously. ke with these tantrumsi and meltdowns. but what i wan tt to know, he morosi, no one writes some legislation. she is she is one of the leasth me productive members of congress, which means she's not representing her constituenc ny also within her constituency here where we live inople. new york , there are a lotan jewish people and they want to make sure that she ilhan is condemning some of acc the things that ellen omar has said because they're not acceptable and , you know, and going up against those the committee stripping and saying, you know, i can doal no wrong becauseim i'm muslimcat american. no, you actually cannot be an anti-semite. and that should be condemnedf co by every member of congress, especially the people that sheet shares, her progressive strain >> sean: with president biden. well, you know what? i'll say one thing for the squad. the

. >> grit i'm karen cert aty, i live about a mile away if stones town. and i can't tell you how excited i am to see something like this in our area that is so close. we lack housing, as everybody knows, in the city. and um -- i'm thrilled with this proposal. and i for many reasons, the housing, walkable space, proximity to san francisco state how fortunate for college stounts to be so close to a proposed live and mixed use space. i absolutely ask you to move forward to approve this eir as it is. and i think it is i wonderful contribution to our area. thank you very much and this will make the west side so much more excite and liveable than it is now. thank you. >> hello. yes. >> thank you. i'm [inaudible] lee. i am in spchlt stones town project. and i hope that it moves forward and hope that the planning commission will take [inaudible] will be to with the [inaudible] eir, i spent my time going over to high school on eucalyptis. [inaudible] the state toward polk and [inaudible] is unactivated space. when i was i you know student in that area it it is a q

ati want to do again what we can do to healthy food with local rsproducers and especially farmers marketsthey use to pay for groceries any chair millions of dollars of federal benefits are spent at farmers markets so they can buy their food there. but it is complicated because individuals stands cannot set up these technology to accept the ebt cards allied of farmers markets they can exchange the benefits on their cards for tokens and this works pretty well but some are worried this might go away and ofas course so i will just ask p you how snap can reinforce and support and what the i usda is doing what they need to process snap benefits. >> i'm happy to follow up that generally then to make it easier for them to accept payment electronically so to swipe your card and then the farmers have to go back and that puts friction in the system we are trying to support farmers to make it easier and weym have provided with the back and payment to try to not just the farmers markets but also roadside stand has a to have the bridge between us and individuals farmers markets we welcome ideas for mor

one ofof my concern withs this guidance is clearly favors you cannot put aty solar farm on lad unless're extracting. we have to have toes sis fueling in -- fossil fuels in our mix and be fossil fuel independent and asking iran to produce more oil to bring the marketplaces down and we're saying let's ask iran. the most prolific tariff supporter in the world to give them more resources and do more destruction to human kind. make nososense. on that we're fighting it,inuously and if we do replace our m dirty fossils from around the world with our clean toes sit from the u.s.. that's a tremendous, tremendous support to the environment and we'd like to take a ball languagessed approach. they will accelerate for projects that have no emissions and reduce emissions and the guidance provides only solar and wind projects as an example. you don'tmi talk about the fosss that can be reduced with carbon capture. >> thanks for the question, chairman, and big thanks on behalf of the department. frankly the american people for all your leadership not only on the bill that the ira and the energy securi

. >> the question is, where they end up and whether that's enough for an ati we don't know whether fortive able to put something together, but it doesn't appear there's going to be a lot of competition. if they go to $55, does nati say, no? >> if they get below $55 -- right now, emerson's a disaster. this was supposed to be a done deal look at that stock >> they tried. they tried, and they tried >> a longer term is going to be better longer term. we know what happens longer term >> as we go to break, watch bonds today. we got bullard on "squawk" under our belts, and we'll watch for fed minutes this afternoon, try to see what the commentary was relative to the powell presser, which you remember well. yields for the time being, right around 3.9 % williams speaks at 5:30 today. be right back. >>> holding s&p 4k to start this wednesday morning. got the nasdaq up about half a percent. good bredth as we one wind this morning. lower are utilities, health care and some financials as well. we'll get stock trading with jim in a minute. what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you want

. >> all right, so, final question, final questiongin a holistic review process atis there a risk of treating people differently by not allowing some applicants to talk about that aspect of their identity? i hear a process in which there is a form that says tell us about yourself, and can put rts of things. i am catholic, i am from los angeles, i am latina, whatever. but now, we are entertaining a rule in which some people can say the things ey want about who they are, and have that value in the system, but other people are not going to be able to, becae ey will not be able to reveal that they are latino, african american or whatever. and i am worried this creates inequity in the system with respectoeing able to express your identy,nd importantly, have it vby the university, when it is considering the goal of bringing in different peop is that, is that a crazy worry or is that something i should be thinking abouanconcerned about? >> not at al yr honor. not crazy at all. we are very concerned thhat issue, your hono irace is the one thing, or if there are other factors suected to heigh

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nfl thank the sentinel, ati hospital and the staffs of both the bills and the cincinnati bengals, whoped save tomorrow. hamlin's life after he wanted to cardiac arrest during the monday night game, they all stood on stage and were recognized as heroes. and then tomorrow, hamlin joined them. to say thank you. a special thank you to everyone on this stage for everything they did for me and thank you, everyone around the country and around the world who prayed for me and hope for me. the journey will continue. at the bar. hamlin says he's amazed at what happened to him encouraged so many people to praise, spread love and keep writing. no matter what happens while we still don't know exactly when hamlin will play again, the medical director of the players union says tamar hamlin will recover and will be able to play football again. you're trying to find 27 crying ring that targeted apple stores has been busted coming up the message aimed at smash and grab robbers and the stock of lift is due to open lower this morning, and we come back the troubles for that san francisco based ride share

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mount veeder three quarters half moon bay napa half oakland, st alina almost close to that moscow atisr, 43 1, hundreds of city of third in san jose picked up two tents on the rain. already, the system is moving in on the northern sonoma coast and on the mendocino coast. rain has begun. there won't take long to get here, but probably be another hour or so, but moving rapidly and to northern sonoma county as well. so maybe a little bit of sun. a lot of cloud cover rain wind on the way the some pretty good gusts again could be some thunderstorms. this is a cold system thirties and forties on the temps, east bay temps thirties as well for thirties low 40. so i don't think these are going to change with the cloud cover coming in now. 23 tahoe 41 las vegas 38 uk look at these are coming down from the north. that's really a tense little cold front and it's going to spread in wind, rain and again more snow about a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain today. next system tuesday will push us over an inch of rain should be done wednesday morning. so then the rest of wednesday, thursday a

as aty member of this committee and the ranking member of the select committee on the coronavirus pandemicwant to understand what we have milearned about faster practices and addressing inequities and how agencies are applying those lessons to close the gap in our pandemic response and ensure equal access for all. cooks dr. walensky one of the cdc learned about the tools needed to address health disparities in the covid-19 response? and how is cdc incorporating these lessons onto the strategic reorganization to make equity a strategic part of our effort in future healthcare pandemics? >> thank you doctor. you know it will be learning covid-19rt but we have known infectious disease along which is infectious h diseases go thas how they work at habits and hiv it happened in hepatitis be it happens in covenant 10 happens and influence of rudy that's the case we immediately put out resource so we had them to address just exactly as you did go to the committee -based organization go to the trusted messengers. make sure you have across the divide where people might not be reached. we know is goin

ati officially of 1.5 million people.for the next couple of days, are - days. and how will you manage for the next couple of days, are you i the next couple of days, are you managing to keep warm? i know you have shelter but what is it like? welcome inside it�*s not... outside its may be two or three degrees, it has been slowing but thank god today it has been clear. inside it is cold, i am wearing a sweatshirt and myjacket but it is not intolerably cold, we can survive with this. at night you can get colder but we are all linked together, people share blankets, 200 people on one floor. including children from the school as well? . including children from the school as well? , ., ., ,., :: as well? yes, there are about 50 kids here. _ as well? yes, there are about 50 kids here, most _ as well? yes, there are about 50 kids here, most of _ as well? yes, there are about 50 kids here, most of the _ as well? yes, there are about 50 kids here, most of the kids - as well? yes, there are about 50 kids here, most of the kids that

lots of fun, we will see you ati hopefully they will delight you.ones in a state of emergency to get an idea of the scale of this disaster. this is by far the biggest logistical operation turkey's forces have ever faced. they've got more than 100 kilometres along a fault line to cover. and tens of thousands in need. and most of them need these, which need room in a helicopter. we are flying to the first drop—off, near hatay, the worst—affected region in turkey. in the city of antakya, survivors say help took more than two days to arrive. at least 20,000 people lost their lives here. further down the coast, it took more than two weeks to get basic shelter to the people of this remote city. villagers need to stay to feed their livestock. gonul�*s daughter was killed in the earthquake. she is now too frightened to live under this roof, especially after the area was hit by another tremor on monday. translation: we live in fear. we can't sleep well at night. when the quake happens, we suddenly woke up. what can we do? we can't go outside either. it's col