atkins, next speaker, please. i think we have a caller on the line. >> hi. i am the covid-19 rent relief outreach coordinator at the san francisco antidisplacement coalition. i'm calling to emphasize the urgency of our city to authorize the funds that previous supervisors have spoken for to be put into the local city rent relief program. over the past year, i've worked with the city and mohcd to get people applied with the rental relief program. we know there's still about 9,000, 10,000 applications in the pipeline, and extensions haven't been extended, and it's really important to get these funds to these organizations that were read so that we can continue to help low-income tenants. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller. >> my name is henry morales, and i've worked in the city services and the community programs. i just want to extend my complete support for homies because we have a relationship with the community. i have an auntie who is getting help because of this. kudos to sa

atkins, next speaker, please. caller on the line. >> hi. i am the covid-19 rent relief outreach coordinator at the san francisco antidisplacement coalition. i'm calling to emphasize the urgency of our city to authorize the funds that previous supervisors have spoken for to be put into the local city rent relief program. over the past year, i've worked with the city and mohcd to get people applied with the rental relief program. we know there's still about 9,000, 10,000 applications in the pipeline, and extensions haven't been extended, and it's really important to get these funds to these organizations that were read so that we can continue to help low-income tenants. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller. >> my name is henry morales, and i've worked in the city services and the community programs. i just want to extend my complete support for homies because we have a relationship with the community. i have an auntie who is getting help because of this. kudos to san francisco for le

atkins, are there any callers in the queue? >> operator: we have no callers in the queue. >> chair ronen: may we have a roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair ronen: thank you. mr. clerk, could you please call item 6. >> clerk: yes. item 6 is a resolution authorizing the port commission to accept and expend a grant from the california state lands commission, through the american rescue plan act of 2021 allocation, in the amount of $14 million plus additional amounts up to 15% of the original grant amount that may be offered, for eligible operating and capital expenses for fiscal year 2022, effective upon execution of the funding agreement through june 30, 2024. members of the public present in person should lineup by the curtains to speak, and members of the public listening remotely some dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2499-723-2102, then press pound again. madam chair? >> chair ronen: and i believe that boris from the port commission is here with us? >> yes. we have a quick presentation an

atkins, next speaker. >> caller: good morning. the last 21 years, i've been a volunteer at the botanical gardens. and, while this is the fourth time that i've spoken out on this matter, so you probably recognized my voice by now. the board and i fully support, all three locations and to fund these changes by reauthorizing the rec and park department for. flexible pricing has been in place since 2019 and has proven to be very successful in supportive garden maintenance and improvement. the gardens of golden gate parks are unique and that require maintenance to keep them beautiful and safe and our residents and visitors should expect no less. >> clerk: speaker's time has elapsed. >> caller: okay. >> clerk: so sorry to cut you off there, but thank you for your comments. mr. atkins, do we have anymore speakers. >> chairman: public comment is now closed and supervisor mar, i believe you had a motion. >> supervisor mar: yeah, i would like to move that we accept the amendments as presented and then also send this item as amended to the f

atkins, do we have callers in the queue. >> mr. clerk, there's no callers in the queue. >> clerk: mr. chair. >> supervisor: public comment is closed. i'd like to make a motion to move item 5 to the full board with a positive recommendation and can i have a roll call vote, please. >> clerk: on that motion to forward the resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. [roll call] we have two ayes with vice chair safai excused. >> supervisor: mr. clerk call item 6 and 7 together. >> clerk: an ordinance approximating $38.5 million to the human services agency for various programs including shelter in place housing and demobilization, adult protective services and housing and advocacy program, cal works housing support and the transitional housing program and housing and navigator program support for former foster youth in fiscal year 2021 to 2022. this ordinance requires a two-thirds vote of all members of the board and supervisors according to the charter. item 7 is an ordinance amending the salary ordinance for fiscal ye

thank you. >> mister atkins, next caller please. >> can you hear me?>> welcome. >> caller: this islisa strong. you can google my name, you'll find out who i am . i work and i live in the tenderloin and my job is to keeppeople safe . i've worked 33 goalies through the city around 10,000 people and i've been responsible for right now i'm sitting here at my desk looking at cameras and i'm watching 13 drug dealers in front of this building around here every day all day. these same people have been here sinceseptember . the same people have been here. let's that's the facts. the linkage centeris a great idea. i've been homeless, i was in prison . i'm probably one of the best success stories in the city of san francisco google me again why i'm here to tell all of yo , not this will change overnight you have to stick with it . put your politics to the side and work together. work together. everything will work out but you have to be work for the people of the tenderloin. here them and respect them and you haveto go by their wishes . that's really all it is. i

atkins, do we have another caller in the queue.e have 34 listening and 22 who are ready to provide comments. welcome, caller. >> caller: good evening supervisors, zachary with young communities developers. i'm calling into urge all members of the board to support the resolution opposing california state assembly bill number 2063. i (inaudible) and ab2063 would eliminate san francisco ability to require impact fees to mitigate affordable housing impacts of market rate and the city has been doing since 2016. preventing city from taylor lola forward able housing requirements to our city specific market conditions. it's inaccurate to say san francisco inclusionary housing fees has curtailed market rate developers use of the state density bonus and according to the planning department annual housing inventory as of decembe0 state density bonus projects in the pipeline with 12 under construction and this number is higher now and this equates to 6,577 units benefiting from the state density bone us and this bill would be affordable housin

atkins, do we have another caller in the queue.we have 34 listening and 22 who are ready to provide comments. welcome, caller. >> caller: good evening supervisors, zachary with young communities developers. i'm calling into urge all members of the board to support the resolution opposing california state assembly bill number 2063. i (inaudible) and ab2063 would eliminate san francisco ability to require impact fees to mitigate affordable housing impacts of market rate and the city has been doing since 2016. preventing city from taylor lola forward able housing requirements to our city specific market conditions. it's inaccurate to say san francisco inclusionary housing fees has curtailed market rate developers use of the state density bonus and according to the planning department annual housing inventory as of decembe0 state density bonus projects in the pipeline with 12 under construction and this number is higher now and this equates to 6,577 units benefiting from the state density bone us and this bill would be affordable housi

ross atkins of outside source. newsday is coming up next.t's join their bets for the weather. a change of fortune for much of the country with the rain clear way we are skies across more western parts of scotland was up it was almost an inch of rain in wiltshire for a while they had some quite heavy rain and link a chair. with that winter weather clearing way out into the north say and the showers let yet to arrive from the northwest were going to have some clear skies developing. by to have some clear skies developing. by the time we get too early thursday morning it could be quite cold and frosty in a few places temperatures will be close to freezing, maybe down to —4 in the northeast of scotland. will fido showers coming in from the northwest across scotland and northern ireland notjust across scotland and northern ireland not just one across scotland and northern ireland notjust one band of showers but to. they could be quite heavy. some sunshine in between. though i was tending to die out as they move over the irish sea, one or two in t

we keep trying to unmute sonia atkins, and i'm not seeing anyone else.onia at kins, are you there? >> yeah, i'm still here. can you hear me? >> clerk: yeah. i just want to say, are you interpreting comments that you're hearing? >> no, no, no. i was just reading something to myself. i thought i was on mute. i'm sorry. >> clerk: i'm glad that we straightened that out. thank you so much. we did have you live on the line for a moment. jeanette, do we have any more callers in the queue? >> operator: no callers. >> clerk: mr. chair, we've reached the end of the callers in the queue. >> thank you. we will, at this time, close public comment on item number two. thank you for all of the citizens who participated. your participation is essential in allowing us to be able to do our jobs, and at this point, we will give it to the members. if you have any comments on public comment that we've heard. and seeing none, which is unusual, i usually have to rely on mr. carroll, so when you're able we can move to item number three at your events. >> clerk: yes, noting that

they know the family of 5 would get $1000. >> in a statement monday, senate pro tem toni atkins wrote speaker ended and i have made a commitment to the people of california that we would find a solution to help people get through the financial hardships imposed by the rising cost of fuel and consumer goods were holding true to that promise and have developed a proposal that would help a vast majority of californians the tax refund would also expand based on size of a family. so for families with more dependents who arguably are facing even higher costs, there would be greater relief this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever th

in a statement monday, senate pro tem toni atkins wrote speaker ended and i have made a commitment toalifornia that we would find a solution to help people get through the financial hardships imposed by the rising cost of fuel and consumer goods were holding true to that promise and have developed a proposal that would help a vast majority of californians the tax refund would also expand based on size of a family. so for families with more dependents who arguably are facing even higher costs, there would be greater relief this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever that we can pull right now that will provide immediate, meaningf

in a statement monday, senate pro tem toni atkins wrote speaker ended and i have made a commitment to the people of california that we would find a solution to help people get through the financial hardships imposed by the rising cost of fuel and consumer goods were holding true to that promise and have developed a proposal that would help a vast majority of californians the tax refund would also expand based on size of a family. so for families with more dependents who arguably are facing even higher costs, there would be greater relief this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever that we can pull right now that will provide imm

for californians after the speech, democratic leaders senate president pro tem toni atkins and assembly speaker anthony rendon released this statement. our focus cannot be a small cut to the gas tax that might not get passed on to the consumers. instead the legislature will seek tax relief from the general fund. this can avoid taking critical funds away from road repair and improvement . there's some previously ordered all new cars sold in the state b zero emission by 2035. he also wants to phase out oil drilling in the state by 2045, underscoring the importance of accelerating california's leadership in clean technology. this is not just the national security and environmental justice imperative. clean energy is this generation's greatest economic opportunity. the price of gas is certainly not only a focus here in california could be a major talking point as we approach the midterm elections. we should also point out the address tonight was at the california natural resources agency, assembly speaker rendon said it was to underscore the challenge the state faces in climate change. in s

atkins, do we have callers in the queue. >> mr. clerk, there's no callers in the queue. >> clerk: mr. chair. >> supervisor: public comment is closed. i'd like to make a motion to move item 5 to the full board with a positive recommendation and can i have a roll call vote, please. >> clerk: on that motion to forward the resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. [roll call] we have two ayes with vice chair safai excused. >> supervisor: mr. clerk call item 6 and 7 together. >> clerk: an ordinance approximating $38.5 million to the human services agency for various programs including shelter in place housing and demobilization, adult protective services and housing and advocacy program, cal works housing support and the transitional housing program and housing and navigator program support for former foster youth in fiscal year 2021 to 2022. this ordinance requires a two-thirds vote of all members of the board and supervisors according to the charter. item 7 is an ordinance amending the salary ordinance for fiscal ye

some tires in between atkin but i also listen to speeches to understand what's being said done alvina and why it's being said husk exhausted. velma's cause offered that i want to be able to stand here without breaking the law. it with the group of demonstrators is a mixed bag, but there is one thing, almost all of them have in common, but it says humbug, pasta. but since i mentioned the hon if these are people who are very anxious about the current situation to touch and are looking for an opportunity to express their frustration, anger for an uncertainty with all too far shopping, ah, the punish slogans of fish. but the mean is peaceful. when asked about vaccinations, they don't minced the words. almost every when we talk to is unvaccinated yamaha, we were afraid of it. we want to protect our children and grandchildren from being injected with that stuff. oh my god. thank you. he said this is, i think, the considering the normal approval period, see me, it's just very questionable why medication, so called medication problem has come on to the market in such a short space of time. lo

we keep trying to unmute sonia atkins, and i'm not seeing anyone else.onia at kins, are you there? >> yeah, i'm still here. can you hear me? >> clerk: yeah. i just want to say, are you interpreting comments that you're hearing? >> no, no, no. i was just reading something to myself. i thought i was on mute. i'm sorry. >> clerk: i'm glad that we straightened that out. thank you so much. we did have you live on the line for a moment. jeanette, do we have any more callers in the queue? >> operator: no callers. >> clerk: mr. chair, we've reached the end of the callers in the queue. >> thank you. we will, at this time, close public comment on item number two. thank you for all of the citizens who participated. your participation is essential in allowing us to be able to do our jobs, and at this point, we will give it to the members. if you have any comments on public comment that we've heard. and seeing none, which is unusual, i usually have to rely on mr. carroll, so when you're able we can move to item number three at your events. >> clerk: yes, noting that

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. turkey's president hails "signficant progress" at face—to—face talks between russia and ukraine. following the talks in istanbul, moscow says it will "drastically reduce combat operations" around kyiv and the city of chernihiv. but it will be judged by its actions. there is what russia says, and there is what russia does. we are focused on the latter. and what russia is doing is the continued brutalisation of ukraine. but on the front lines near kyiv, ukrainian forces are not dropping their guard and are confident of victory. together we are stronger and we will win. in other news — 20 police fines for breaking lockdown rules in downing street and at government events — borisjohnson hasn't received one, but police say there could be more. and the queen has attended a memorial service for prince philip accompanied into westminster abbey by prince andrew. we start with breaking news from tel aviv. reports of shootings there and we know at least five people have died in these shootings.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the us and uk ban russian oil as the west harden its response to the invasion of ukraine. that means russian oil will longer be acceptable at us ports, and the american people will deal another powerful blow to putin's war machine. we want to see the elimination of russian oil imports during the course of the year. the ukrainian president receives a standing ovation from british mps as he becomes the first leader to address parliament via videolink. after days of shelling, a temporary ceasefire allows residents in the ukrainian city of sumy to escape. on the front line north of the capital kyiv, ukrainian soldiers are digging in, with russian forces just a mile away. i there is a tangible fear in this. place that that russian offensive which has been stalled may be ready to regain momentum. . and we'll take a look at the uk's response to refugees fleeing the war in ukraine, and steps it is taking to help them. the west has today stepped up its punishment of russia over its invasion of

thank you. >> mister atkins, next caller please. >> can you hear me?>> welcome. >> caller: this islisa strong. you can google my name, you'll find out who i am . i work and i live in the tenderloin and my job is to keeppeople safe . i've worked 33 goalies through the city around 10,000 people and i've been responsible for right now i'm sitting here at my desk looking at cameras and i'm watching 13 drug dealers in front of this building around here every day all day. these same people have been here sinceseptember . the same people have been here. let's that's the facts. the linkage centeris a great idea. i've been homeless, i was in prison . i'm probably one of the best success stories in the city of san francisco google me again why i'm here to tell all of yo , not this will change overnight you have to stick with it . put your politics to the side and work together. work together. everything will work out but you have to be work for the people of the tenderloin. here them and respect them and you haveto go by their wishes . that's really all it is. i

. ♪ ros: i am a ross atkins. civilian casualties continue to rise in ukraine.a's attacks continue. a second day kharkiv , have seen the city remain defiant. >> the city of kharkiv will hold. kharkiv is unified as never before. ros: russia says it now considers the southern city of kherson. the u.n. has voted overwhelmingly to condemn the russian invasion plus, roman abramovich has confirmed he will be selling chelsea football club. russia's invasion of ukraine is pretty end of the seventh day. mass civilian casualties reported. we will show you what is happening, but first, let me bring up this map, where we can see which areas russian troops control to while the vast majority of territory is still controlled by the ukrainian government, there is still pressure on cities like khaiv. it is the second-largest inhe country, about 1.5 million people for two days, there has been heavy rocket fire and airstrikes. an explosion is marked close to a university building. this is what that looked like. russian paratroopers reported in the city, reports of fighting on the

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. dozens have been confirmed dead, as russia escalates its attacks on ukraine. deadly strikes hit ukraine's capital kyiv and its second biggest city kharkiv — killing civilians. a huge russian military convoy is heading for kyiv. ukraine's president had this message. translation: kharkiv and kyiv are the most important - targets for russia now, the terror is aimed at breaking us, breaking our resistance. addressing to eu lawmakers — president zelensky was given a standing ovation. we'll look at how the world is responding. him and we'll look at the humanitarian impact. russia's invasion of ukraine is in its sixth day and the attacks have intensified. here you can see a russian air strike on kyiv�*s main television tower in the heart of the ukrainian capital. the attack took some broadcasts off air, and damaged a nearby memorial to the victims of the nazi holocaust, marking the infamous babi yar massacre of soviet jews. here's a tweet from president zelensky reacting to the bombing. it s

. >> joining me are correspondent helene cooper, rich lowry, kimberly atkins stohr, senior opinion writer for "the boston street, struck down. then there's this. babies and pregnant women being evacuated from a maternity hospital after it was targeted. hitting western cities, including an attack overnight at a military training center near lviv that was just 15 miles from the border of poland. they are hitting back, striking that convoy outside the capitol. in the besieged city of mariupol where mass graves are being dug, there is no food or water right now. and they are targeting insurgents hiding in basement, even as it accuses ukraine of making such an attack. look what russia accuses others of. is vladimir putin really looking for an offramp? if so, what kind of deal can you make to end a war with a country that won't even admit there is a war. in a moment i'm going to bring in national security adviser, jake sullivan. but first we're going to go to richard engel in kyiv. this is described as a new stage of terror. what is he saying? >> reporter: it feels like we are at a new phase of

in a statement monday, senate pro tem toni atkins wrote speaker ended and i have made a commitment to the people of california that we would find a solution to help people get through the financial hardships imposed by the rising cost of fuel and consumer goods. this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever that we can pull right now that will provide immediate, meaningful relief to every person has to fill up the gas tank is eva. meanwhile, governor gavin newsome agrees with getting money back into the hands of californians. he's expected to release his own rebate proposal sometime this week in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 n

in a statement monday, senate pro tem toni atkins wrote speaker ended and i have made a commitment to the people of california that we would find a solution to help people get through the financial hardships imposed by the rising cost of fuel and consumer goods were holding true to that promise and have developed a proposal that would help a vast majority of californians the tax refund would also expand based on size of a family. so for families with more dependents who arguably are facing even higher costs, there would be greater relief this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever that we can pull right now that will provide imm

they know the family of 5 would get $1000. >> in a statement monday, senate pro tem toni atkins wrote speaker ended and i have made a commitment to the people of california that we would find a solution to help people get through the financial hardships imposed by the rising cost of fuel and consumer goods. this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever that we can pull right now that will provide immediate, meaningful relief to every person to fill up the gas tank is eva. meanwhile, governor gavin newsome agrees with getting money back into the hands of californians. he's expected to release his own rebate proposal sometime this w

in a statement monday, senate pro tem toni atkins wrote speaker ended and i have made a commitment to the people of california that we would find a solution to help people get through the financial hardships imposed by the rising cost of fuel and consumer goods. this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever that we can pull right now that will provide immediate meaningful relief to every person has to fill up meanwhile, governor gavin newsome agrees with getting money back into the hands of californians. he's expected to release his own rebate proposal sometime this week in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> and how much a

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source."a has taken its first major city in ukraine and is continuing it compartment. there are russian strikes in the north, east, south, and in the last few hours in the capital of kyiv. people in mariupol say they are under siege, the shelling so severe, they cannot get the injured. vladimir putin says the invasion will go on. >> i would never announce my conviction that the russians and ukrainians are one people display ukrainians being brainwashed by the nazi nationalist propaganda. >> live in ukraine western city of leave, where tens of thousands of people have fled, escaping the fighting in the east. ros: we will also look at europe's efforts to reduce its dependency on russian oil and gas. ♪ ros: it's now over a week since russia invaded ukraine. millions of people are still under continued attack and civilian casualties continue to rise. the ukrainian president had this message for vladimir 10. >> we will restore every building, every street, every town. we are saying to russia, learn

in a statement monday, senate pro tem toni atkins wrote speaker ended and i have made a commitment to the people of california that we would find a solution to help people get through the financial hardships imposed by the rising cost of fuel and consumer goods. this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever that we can pull right now that will provide immediate, meaningful relief to every person has to fill up the gas tank is eva. meanwhile, governor gavin newsome agrees with getting money back into the hands of californians. he's expected to release his own rebate proposal sometime this week in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 n

hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. ukraine's president suggests his country is on the verge of surviving russia's assault. in the tiny but crucial south—western town of voznesensk, residents and ukraine's military push back russian forces. this community achieved something remarkable here, but we need to put it in perspective. this war is only a few weeks old, and the russians will almost certainly be back. but in the besieged city of mariupol, stories of children dying because of food and water shortages. the war pushes millions of traumatised refugees across borders. the un secretary general says the war makes no military sense. it is time to end this absurd war. and prominent russian opposition leader alexei navalny is imprisoned for nine years on fresh fraud charges, in a trial his supporters say was a sham. ukraine's leader, volodymyr zelensky, has suggested his country has a chance of surviving russia's assault — despite officials warning that moscow is likely to continue its indiscriminate attacks. mr zelensky m

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. a day after president biden called vladimir putin a war criminal, yet more shelling of civilians areas in ukraine. pounded for weeks, ukraine's second city kharkiv has been devastated by russian shelling. but the resistance of ukrainians holds firm. they ukrainians holds firm. have tried to punch through here they have tried to punch through here again and again and again and have failed. the ukrainian armed forces are keeping them at bay. facial and has happened at a bombed theatre were hundreds of people by hiding in an underground shelter. the number of casualties there is still unknown. the number of casualties there is still unknown. intentionally targeting civilians as a war crime. at all the destruction of the past three weeks i find it difficult to conclude that the russians are doing otherwise. in other news p&0 ferries has sacked 800 workers to cut costs, it says, and, for many, the news came in a video message. i and, for many, the news came in a video message-— and, for ma

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. russia takes control of it's first major city in ukraine, and its bombardment continues. strikes in the north, east and south — and residents in the city of mariupol say they're under siege. they cannot rescue the injured. putin says the invasion goes on. translation: i putin says the invasion goes on. translation:— putin says the invasion goes on. translation: ., , ., ., . translation: i would never pronounce my conviction — translation: i would never pronounce my conviction that _ translation: i would never pronounce my conviction that russians _ translation: i would never pronounce my conviction that russians and - my conviction that russians and ukrainians are one people, despite part of the ukrainians having been brainwashed by the nazi nationalist propaganda. the brainwashed by the nazi nationalist ro “aanda. brainwashed by the nazi nationalist --roa~anda. . ., , brainwashed by the nazi nationalist --roa~anda. ., ., , propaganda. the united nations says more than 1 million _ pro

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. three weeks into russia's invasion of ukraine, more deadly attacks on civilians, in multiple locations. in the besieged city of mariupol, reports of a russian strike on a theatre being used by more than a thousand civilians as a shelter. president zelensky makes an impassioned appeal to congress for more help, calling again for the west to impose a no—fly zone over ukraine. i have a need. i need to protect our sky. i need your decision, your help, which means exactly the same, the same you feel when you hear the words, i have a dream. the same you feel when you hear the words, i have a dream. president biden approves another 800—million dollars of military support for ukraine, saying president putin's military offensive must not be allowed to succeed. that is our goal. make peat and pay the price. we can his position while strengthening the hand of the ukrainians on the battlefield and at the negotiating table. ukrainians on the battlefield and at the negotiating table. in other news.

. >> i mas atkin. welcome to outside source. deadly attacks on civilians continue.dreds are feared dead. president zelensky appealed to u.s. congress for more help calling again for the west to impose a no-fly zone over ukraine. >> >> i have aeed to protect our sky. i need your decision, your help. this means the same you feel when you hear the words i have a dream. >> biden approved $800 million of military support for ukraine. he says president putin's military offensive must be stopped. >> our goal is to make putin pay the price while strengthening ukrainians on the battlefield and negotiating table. >> after years in iran, she is on her way back home to the u.k.. >> ukrainians have been under attack from russia for close to three weeks now. there have been developments on the ground and on that atlantic fronts in the last 14 hours. let me take you through them part by part beginning with russia's continued attack on a number of ukrainian cities. they have been indiscriminately bombing cities. president putin said russia is not targeting civilians. if we look at

. ♪ ros: hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source."a is pressing on with it some bombardment of civilian areas in ukraine even as turkey reveals details of a potential peace deal. kharkiv has been devastated but the resistance of ukrainians there continues to hold firm. >> they have tried to punch through here again and again, and they failed. ukrainian armed forces are keeping them at bay. ros: fresh shelling is happening at a bond theater in mariupol where hundreds of people were hiding in an underground shelter. the number of casualties there is sll unknown. u.s. secretary of state says he agrees with president biden that war crimes are being committed in ukraine. >> targeting civilians is a war crime. after all the destruction of the past three weeks, i find it difficult to conclude that the russians are doing otherwise. ros: in other news, pno fairies has sacked 800 workers to cut costs, and for many the news came in a video message. >> i' sorry to inform you that this means your employment is terminated with immediate effect. you

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins with "outside sourc" the u.s. and the u.k.oth banning russian oil as the west hardens its response. pres. biden: the american people will feel another powerful blow. >> we will see the elimination of russian oil imports during the course of the year. ros: british mp's have given the ukrainian president a standing ovation. after days of shelling, a tempory cease-fire appears to be holding, to allow residents in a ukrainian city to get out. the front line north of the capital key, ukrainian soldiers -- kyiv, ukrainian soldiers are dug in. >> there is a tangible fear in this place that that russian offensive may be ready to regain momentum. ros: and we'll look at the u.k.'s response to the refugee crisis created by russia's invasion. ♪ it is day 13 of russia's invasion of ukraine. more than 2 million people have now fled the country. a cee-fire has been agreed to allow some civilians in some cities to get away from the fighting, but russian forces are believed to be preparing an assault on the capital, kyiv. lyse doucet is wit us

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. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins. welcome back to "outside source ." are calls for an immediate cease-ren the conflict in ukraine bought from the ukraine government and from a rare emergency session of the u.n. general assembly. >> the fighting inaine must stop. it is raging across the country from air, land, and see. it must stop now. ros: after a first day of talks between russia and ukraine on the border with belarus, no breakthrough but are two sides have agreed to keep talking. dozens of people are reported to be killed in the city of kharkiv that it is bound by the russians. meanwhile, president zelensky is making a direct appeal to the russian sdiers who have invaded his country. >> drop your weapons and get out of here. do not believe your commanders. do not believe your propagandists. just save your lives and go. ros: switzerland, where russian or guards hold billions of dollars, joins the european union in applying sanctions, but president putin remains defiant. >> the so-called western community, as i called in my speech, the empire of lies,

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. ♪ ros: hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source."ne has rejected russia's demand that it gives up the city of mariupol. it says there is no question of any surrender. one official has called the situation the city hell on earth. some have been able to escape. we will report on their journey. >> nearly everyone who leaves mariupol and cars packed with families arrives here with absolutely nothing at a. ros: there have been huge explosions in the capital of kyiv, including a direct hit on a shopping center. and we wilhear from nazanin zaghari-ratcliffe, who was freed from iran after six years in detention. aaron for the first time, she's been talking about her release. >> coming back to a daughter who is nearly eight. i left her when she was not even two. there is a whole lot to catch up with richard and gabrielle and i are getting to know them better. ♪ ros: let's begin our covered with the war in ukraine. in the southern city of mariupol , the ukrainian government has rejected a demand for their fighters to give up their weapons. ukr

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. ukraine rejects russia's demand it gives up the city of mariupol, saying there is "no question of any surrender." one local official calls the situation there hell on earth. some have been lucky enough to escape the beseiged city — we report on theirjourney. nearly everyone who leaves mariupol in cars packed with family arrive here with absolutely nothing at all. huge explosions in the capital kyiv — including a direct hit — on a shopping center. one other headline — nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — who was freed after being detained in iran for six years — speaks about her release. coming back to a daughter who is nearly eight, i left her when she was not even two. there is a whole lot to catch up with richard and gabriella and getting to know them better. we begin in the southern city of mariupol — where ukraine has rejected a russian demand for fightes to —— where ukraine has rejected a russian demand for fighters to give up their weapons. ukraine said �*there can be no question of any

i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source."ormer owner of a football club reputed to suffer poisonings in kyiv. russia's attacks on ukraine continue, and had a few talks in his temple from tomorrow, ukraine's president says he wants peace without delay. >> we are ready to go for it. this is the most important point. it was the main point for russia, as far as i can remember. this is why they started the war. ros: you almost certainly have seen this already, what the actor will smith did at the oscars. he slapped chris rock across the face after rock made a joke at his wife's expense. will: in this biness you gotta be able to have people disrespecting you and you got to smile and pretend like that's ok. ros: sources close to russian oligarchs roman abramovich confirmed h suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning in kyhiv this month. two ukrainian negotiators at the meeting experienced similar symptoms. roman abramovich was engaged in talks about securing human entering corridors to allow ukrainians to leave. one of the other vict

sophia nelson, kimberly atkins, maya wiley. kimberly, you go first.e privilege to behave even close to the way that justice kavanaugh did and still republicans made this the kavanaugh grievance hearing as if he didn't make it to the court, as if he is not sitting there now and has been for the past four years. so much of that time was wasted. that was the first thing i thought of, going in. she showed the grace and temperament i talked about before because frankly, she had no choice, she content have acted like that, that would have cost her her nomination. >> maya? >> ditto. justice kavanaugh was accused of personally committing a violent crime. judge ketanji brown jackson was being accused of applying the law. that was the distinction on display. and there's nothing more dangerous for democracy than senators willing to politicize to that degree the qualification of a judge and using race to do it. it was a disgrace. >> that is an excellent point to make, maya. sophia? >> i think to sum it up, senator ben sasse's statement is something everybody shou

not put any blame on the forces that instigated this conflict with their shelling and attacks on don atkin, lugens, and all as well as that. you know, their continued escalation threats of ukraine to join nato piling lethal weapons into ukraine. and from there he talked about the need to not believe everything circulating throughout mainstream media. this is what the benzine said when speaking to the un general assembly hall music suitable movement. but him would you look 1st of all direct dialogue between key of and the don't bass was needed. however, this bean get new confirmation by the countries leadership that ukraine is not ready for such dialogue for taking steps to grant don bass special status as provided full by the men's agreements in the in this convinced us that we simply have no right to make the residence of don bass suffer further. now the you in general assembly includes all the member states. it's not simply the members represented on the security council. and it's worth noting that a number of un member states have granted recognition to the don at the people's republic

. >> reporter: like many young people, audrey atkins would love her own place -- >> i would like to be able to afford something out here. i really love the bay area. >> reporter: but here's what audrey is facing in san jose. to rent the average two-room apartment, the city estimates you need to make $54 an hour. looking to buy an average home, you need to make at least $123 an hour. >> so i don't make $54 an hour so i can't afford rent, i can't afford to buy a home. >> reporter: and she's not alone. >> we're selling it and i'm moving to idaho. >> why are you moving? >> because it sucks here. >> reporter: lots of people are buckling under the increasing price of just about everything, from food to rent to gas, and of course the oldest problem in the bay area. >> we are suffering from a chronic housing shortage. >> reporter: jeff anderson tracks rents at zumper. he said the traditional wisdom of not spending more than 30% of your income on rent has not applied here in a long time. >> the number of people who are severely rent burdened or rent burdened at all, it's at an all-time high, es