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laura: jonathan beale reporting.e analysis, let's bring in retired brigadier general kevin ryan. welcome to the program. there are these satellite images tonight of this 17 mile long russian troop convoy heading toward the ukrainian capital. what do you make of that? >> the first thing i make of that is that the russian army has still got a lot of firepower to dedicate to the actual flight , to get up on the firing line. some people have looked at that convoy unthought well, this is bad. and will result in damage to the convoy itself. another way to look at that is that the russians are so confidentn the security of their convoy that they don't have to worry about sng their vehicles out. i think the russians are happy with the way this is going. it is too slow, maybe, but they are still making progress every day. laura: the pentagon says that president putin has significant combat power at his disposal. do you think the ukrainians could possibly match that? >> the ukrainians are definitely fighting above their weight

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jonathan beale, bbc news, narvik, norway.land, due to safety fears. the maritime and coastguard agency, says the vessel, the european causeway, is being held in larne, because of a lack of crew training, and missing documents. here's katie prescott. # you're not sailing...# in hull today, members of the rmt union blocked access to the dock from where the p&o's pride of rotterdam was setting sail. they also came out in liverpool and dover against p&o's sacking of 800 staff without notice and replacing them with cheaper agency workers. we've raised grave concerns around this. bringing a wholesale crew in on—board the vessel that they're not familiar with, to sail across the busiest shipping lane in the world, carrying passengers. it's going to be a dangerous act and there's going to be blood on the hands of p&o and the government, if they don't listen to what they're saying and take in our concerns around safety into consideration. now the p&o ships, with new crewing arrangements, need to pass new safety checks. in larne, p&o's

jonathan beale reporting there.ng here in the underground shelter, oblivious to the nightmare above ground. their parents well aware of the dangers that lurk, they can only hope and pray that tomorrow that they'll all survive another day. and the otherjournalists here with us, living this subterranean life, we all hope we can tell a better story in the daylight. more from kyiv in a moment, but for now, back to huw in london. thanks, clive. during the day in moscow, the kremlin continued to insist that western sanctions will not lead to a change of course. the russian leadership insisted again that it was not targeting civilians, despite the rising number of ukrainians known to have died in attacks by russian forces. but it remains unclear how the conflict is viewed by the russian people, and whether they believe the version of events being broadcast by the russian state media. 0ur moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. from the military chiefs in moscow, no hint of compromise. russia's defence minister says t

jonathan beale, bbc news, narvik, norway.hat we can't see easily — but which our next guest will say is a crucial element in the war for both russian forces and for the ukrainians. dr tom withington is an expert in electronic warfare — and he joins us now in toulouse, france. it is very good to have you with us. welcome. before we go any further i need you to explain exactly what electronic warfare is and why you think it is so important.— electronic warfare is and why you think it is so important. well, good afternoon. — think it is so important. well, good afternoon, rebecca. _ think it is so important. well, good afternoon, rebecca. it— think it is so important. well, good afternoon, rebecca. it is— think it is so important. well, good afternoon, rebecca. it is an - afternoon, rebecca. it is an excellent question and i always use the analogy of the human body to explain electronic warfare. if we think of an army we can think of the soldiers on the command has been that army's brain. they're the people who take the decision

jonathan beale, bbc news, narvik, norway.ump — ceo of sibylline — a country risk advisory company and justin is also a former british army tank commander. very good to have you with us. welcome to bbc news. what is your assessment of what appears to be a change in the russian strategy, the first phase of the operation we are told is over and pressure will focus its core efforts on the liberation of donbas in the east? it is funny, esterda of donbas in the east? it is funny, yesterday morning _ of donbas in the east? it is funny, yesterday morning when - of donbas in the east? it is funny, yesterday morning when you - of donbas in the east? it is funny, yesterday morning when you ask. of donbas in the east? it is funny, . yesterday morning when you ask your questions, we talked about this being the end of the beginning and russia made the announcement saying it was the end of phase one and they were going to move to phase two. this announcement is russia admitting troops on the ground they are trying to portray this as a plan,

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our defence correspondent jonathan beale explains why.t story. senior western military officers say it's clear russia did not expect this level of resistance. but worn it could still unleash more violence. russia is struggling with its objectives on the ground in ukraine. and we've seen from russia's previous actions in syria and chechnya where it will turn up the violence, it will turn up the violence, it will lead to more indiscriminate killing and more indiscriminate killing and more indiscriminate disruption. so why have russia's advances so far studied and stalled? it's clearly struggled with supplies and logistics. russian forces had hoped to capture hostomel airport to the north of kyiv quickly to provide an air bridge. instead, it is hard to bring in supplies and reinforcements by road, as seen here north of the capital. the readiness of russia's military has also been called into question. one senior western defence official said president pruden thought he had disciplined military machine he had seen on parade in moscow's red sq

jonathan beale, bbc news, narvik, norway.nd the ceo of strategic advise company intsight global. these military exercises, how much we read into the significance those first of all? i we read into the significance those first of all? ~' ., we read into the significance those first of all? ~ ., ., ., . first of all? i think not too much at this stage- — first of all? i think not too much at this stage. as _ first of all? i think not too much at this stage. as you said - first of all? i think not too much at this stage. as you said in - first of all? i think not too much at this stage. as you said in the | at this stage. as you said in the clip, these were preplanned and would have been planned very much in advance. however, ithink would have been planned very much in advance. however, i think you are seeing an additional impetus and of course that is all added to by the deployments forward of some of the equipment. we have seen the patriots for instance going down to poland and now i see the uk have offered the sky sabre syste

jonathan beale, thank ou. the country emerges from the coronavirus pandemic is much greater than previously thought. dame rachel says almost 1.8 million children are thought to have been absent for at least 10% of school in the autumn term. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. blake started skipping school in year eight. he fell behind and lost confidence. i came back for a while and just went off again. and then after covid and all that, all the lockdowns, i tried to go back in but i didn't really like it. now in year 11, blake is getting tutoring at this youth centre. it's just like one—to—one, i don't have to catch up to anyone else or anything. i can just go at my own pace and that. and work through it at my speed and that. so just checking in with you. you're here three days a week now? the team here work with teenagers to get them back on track. so blake will sit gcses this summer and has a job lined up. but this report looked at pupils missing school in the autumn term in england. it estimates

jonathan beale reporting there.ets that since invading ukraine, russia has asked china for military equipment and aid. the chinese embassy in the us said it wasn't aware of any such request. in a moment, we can speak to our correspondent jenny hill in moscow, and our china correspondent stephen mcdonell in beijing. but first to barbara plett usher in washington. barbara, what is being said in the us about this? well, as you said, what we have our newspaper reports quoting unidentified officials are saying that russia has asked china for assistance, including military equipment. they are also saying that russia is running low on certain weapons although they don't say which ones and they don't say what russia has requested from beijing exactly. but there are reports that the white house is concerned that beijing might undermine western support for ukraine's defence but the white house has not publicly commented on those reports. what we have been hearing from the national security adviserjake sullivan is about econom

jonathan beale, bbc news, narvik, norway.talk to our correspondent in warsaw mark lowen. mark, really interesting messages for europe, for ukraine, and for russia. very wide—ranging speech by president biden. it russia. very wide-ranging speech by president biden.— president biden. it was very wide-ranging. _ president biden. it was very wide-ranging, and - president biden. it was very wide-ranging, and it - president biden. it was very wide-ranging, and it was i president biden. it was very wide-ranging, and it was a l president biden. it was very - wide-ranging, and it was a speech wide—ranging, and it was a speech really framed in the historical comparisons between what poland managed to do by throwing off the yoke of soviet control and emerging from behind the iron curtain back in 1989 to the battle for democracy, as he put it, that ukraine is now fighting. he said that this is a latest in a long battle against soviet aggression and against russian aggression, and that was the framework, if you like, of this speech. given

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this is towards the beale street side of the park. it will have flexible tables and chairs managed by the east cut c.b.d. and will provide space for the community gatherings and the potential for performances. the center of the park features a meadow which will enhance biodiversity was respite from urban environment. that will help bridge the area from the playground which is directly to the southwest. this is the main deck. this is a slightly elevated deck in the northeastern quadrant of the park. this will be another space for community gatherings as well as a wonderful spot for sitting with views on the meadow and the rest of the park. here you can see this really exciting playground which has a custom wooden play structure in the shape of a brown pelican. parking back to the zone that was here before. there are two zones of play. one for school aged kids and one for toddlers and there is also a picnic table and deck area that connects the two play zones. here you can see in more detail the stewardship building as viewed from beale

beale good evening.h the warriors and can the return of draymond green fix it whenever that happens. it's complicated. the dubs have lost three straight for the first time this season the defense just flat out poor last night in dallas luka donich. he went for 41 points the warriors just couldn't stop him. i mean that's understandable luca. does this to everybody pretty much the problem was the rest of the mavs were also knocking down threes. none of the warriors. defenders could keep their guys in front of them on top of that the maps were double and triple teaming steph curry. he didn't attempt a single shot in the fourth quarter and clay thompson. i mean you ever see him hit the side of the backboard never right and clay himself seemed to be in disbelief after the game. i got i gotta make some shots, man. i can't be. air balling and shooting off the side of the backboard and i got they saw me but i mean every time i step out there i expect to be great. so i'll be better. it's weird. we're losing a lot

dan: sports director at beale is here. larry: warriors got a surprise visit. it worked. stanford keeps her season live >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: another week of baseball's regular season got canceled today. informal talks will continue. reports indicate the owner's insistence on international draft is the ledger -- latest major roadblock. the earliest the season could start is april 14. cal stanford open play in the pac 12 tournament. when team sans up one goes home. stanford and arizona state, and once in vegas. straight to the finish. two men slept, stanford downtown. this turned everything around sub-curse in increments to spencer jones, this is the lapid keith is there for the put back. stanford still down 69-61. jones said this is a clutch three to make a one-point game sub-finish with a game-high 26. come stanford, four seconds left sub-taunted freshman loses it, right to keith. game over. drive home safely. just like his dad, right place, right time. winds at the buns -- at the buzzer. -- win at the buzzer. all ski once a piece of the

jonathan beale, bbc news, narvik, norway. it back to warsaw where president biden is there. i think we can show you the scene live now at the presidential palace in warsaw because joe now at the presidential palace in warsaw becausejoe biden is going to be meeting his polish counterpart and joe biden is holding talks, we understand, with two ukrainian ministers in poland. this is going to be his first face—to—face meeting with such high—level ukrainian officials since the russian invasion officials since the russian invasion of ukraine. the white house is saying joe biden is going to drop by at a meeting between the us secretary of state and the us defence secretary with their ukrainian counterparts. some observers actually suggesting the fact that ukrainian ministers have left ukraine and gone to poland for that meeting is perhaps a sign that they are increasingly confident about how the war with russia is going. joe biden, who has been in poland since yesterday meeting his polish counterpart, and then mr biden is going to m

here's abc 7 sports director larry beale with the details in this morning sports.body. yeah, not gonna see james wiseman play for the warriors this season the knee swelling following the two procedures than the extensive rehab basically convinced the dubs just shut him down not worth the risk. weisman didn't play in a single nba game this entire year rest of the warriors continuing their road trip in atlanta without steph curry. it is jordan pool who has turned into a spectacular understudy three plus the foul play little piano there tickle the ivory warriors were in complete control in the second quarter draymond green right down broadway flex on them trey warriors led by nine, but the hawks flip the game just before the half. they pour it on in the third trey youngest for 33 points. 15 assists. suddenly hawks by 18 klay thompson a season high 40 minutes on fire 9 threes dubs back within five, but too much ice. tray who buries a triple in the final minute and that puts it out of reach hawks victorious 121 110 college hoops women sweet 16 in spokane, stanford and m

but as our defence correspondent jonathan beale reports ?f russia has been invaded. this is northern norway, but it is just an exercise — a test for nato allies to come to its defence. something nato says it will do to protect a member state, though not for ukraine. but what's happened in ukraine has suddenly made this training feel more real. an exercise like this, it's really good to have, uh, to prove to countries like russia and other foreign states that you don't want to mess with nato. i think there have been some discussions about if the co—response should take place, but i think it's more important to do it now than ever. and what signal does it send to russia, do you think? that we're willing to fight. we will not give up our land. exercise cold response in norway is one of nato's largest, involving 30,000 military personnel from 27 countries. it was planned long before russia invaded ukraine, but russia's been building up its military presence in the arctic, too — one reason why british and american marines are also stepping up the

jonathan beale, bbc news, narvik, norway.testers have held a rare demonstration calling on the taliban to reopen girls' secondary schools. the group has been condemned for making a last—minute u—turn earlier this week and ordering them to remain shut. secunder kermani reports from kabul. "open the doors of girls' schools, education is our right," they chant, while the taliban watch on. these women are incredibly brave. others who have protested against the taliban have been detained by the group. aren't you afraid being here? translation: when it comes| to standing up for the freedom of my country and the girls who want to go to school, i am willing to die. we are here for our daughters' right to an education. without that right we are dead anyway. on this occasion, the taliban allowed the protest to continue. their last—minute decision earlier this week to close girls' secondary schools just hours after they reopened has been widely condemned. in most of the country, only younger girls, along with all boys, are being allowed

bbc's jonathan beal, a defense coespondent says if senior russian officers are near the front it maya sign of frustration that their advances have stalled. let's look at some different manic -- diplomatic efforts taking place today to bring further support ukraine and into the conflict. president zelenskyddressed the u.s. congress earlier. he asked for more military and financial aid. leme show you this clip of a senior democrat, nancy pelosi, welcoming him. >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky. >> president zelensky compared russia's invasion to two historical attacks on the u.s., pearl harbor and world war ii -- in world war ii and september 11. >> our country experienced the same every day. right now, in this moment, every night, for three weeks now, their use ukrainian cities, russia has turned the ukrainian sky into a source of death. for thousands of people. >> once again, president zelensky asked the west to create a no-fly zone over the country. >> russian troops have already fir

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jonathan beale, bbc news, narvik, norway.er senior military intelligence officer and nato planner. it is difficult to interpret exactly what _ it is difficult to interpret exactly what is — it is difficult to interpret exactly what is happening with the russian war aims_ what is happening with the russian war aims and what is happening with the russian waraims and military what is happening with the russian war aims and military strategy in ukraine — war aims and military strategy in ukraine but from the announcement by the general— ukraine but from the announcement by the general yesterday it appears they are — the general yesterday it appears they are shifting their focus purely to the _ they are shifting their focus purely to the east, to donbas and maybe not giving _ to the east, to donbas and maybe not giving up _ to the east, to donbas and maybe not giving up on _ to the east, to donbas and maybe not giving up on kyiv. we to the east, to donbas and maybe not giving up on kyiv-_ to the east, to donbas and maybe not givin

jonathan beale on the military operation at the moment.eral nuclear sites from the ukrainian regulator. rafael grossi said the ukrainian authorities had had trouble contacting staff at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the biggest in the country. he said russian forces had switched off some mobile networks and the internet. i'm joined now by bethany bell in brussels. we got this update which looks incredibly alarming, i have to say? the un's nuclear watchdog says he is extremely concerned by the situation because he says the current situation at the russian plant which was seized by russian forces on friday, he says ukrainian staff are still operating it technically, but they are now having to get approval for any orders, anything they want to do technically at the plant, from the russian commander who seized it. he said that contravene safety, pillars of safety and security which state that technical staff need to be able to go about their work without undue pressure. and of course, he said the reports that communication with the plant, not

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sanctions as it has done one country artist, a luxury meal and the rest of the world has to ford the beale. this looks more like what a bully would do. we will not stand by and allow any country to compensate russia for its losses from the equity duke saying, which is what don, you should never forget that there are 3 fingers pointing back to you when you point fingers and others. but it's not just words and saber rattling. the u. s. is playing with fire in a very sensitive region. tie one and the in the pacific. washington has to pay more than 2000 troops. char straight is northern territory for the 1st time ever. is building and massage network aimed at deterring china has sailed a warship through the taiwan strait and approved a $100000000.00 in arms sales to tie one. beijing isn't pleased. we warn the u. s. to playing the taiwan card is like playing with fire, which will not only push taiwan into a dangerous situation, but also bring unbearable consequences to the us side. u. s. l i, australia is also upping the ante anti one. and on building nuclear submarines, japan's arms imports ha

i'm kristen z and i'm larry beale. thanks for joining us.ith the weather here in the bay area the clouds and rain mostly gone still really windy out there. we'll start with spencer christian and our first look at the forecast i spencer. okay, larry. we still have a little bit of a storm threat with us and as you know, as you pointed out a very windy day, especially along coastal areas. let's take a look at the gusts right now over 40 mile per hour august in fact over. be five at oakland 43 at sfo and upper 30 mile power gustin many other locations our wind advisory remains in effect until 7 pm for coastal areas locations right around the bay shoreline and locations near the carquina strait and delta will see gusts up to about 50 miles per hour at the peak of the wind gusts and there's a chance of unsecured objects being blown around tree limbs may get blown down and there may be a few power outages the storm for this evening and tomorrow morning ranks one on the abc 7 storm impact scale through morning, it's a chance of some showers developi

i sought the views ofjohnny beale, the bbc�*s defence correspondent.lanation given to me by a senior defence official was president putin thought he had the army he had seen on parade in red square at the victory day parade and what he has got, in fact, is an army, a military that has been ill prepared for battle, so, you know we have seen basic problems — logistics, convoys running out of fuel, troops not getting rations. i think more than that, we have also seen, you know, questions about their morale, about their will to fight and, you know, there is — i have been told — evidence that lots of those russian forces really did think they were going on a military exercise, only to be told at a later time, just before the invasion that, in fact, they were going to be invading a country, a neighbour. and the other thing is i think they, you know, they did not expect the resistance that they are facing. they did really believe that they would be welcomed, largely with open arms. how do you think putin is going to run this campaign from now on? i mean, is i

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s. consulate in the northern iraqi city of or beale. iranian say, television has reported, the attacks were aimed to what it called secret is really bases the u. s. official said there was no impact that the consulate which is currently unoccupied. but in iraq, in official said, several rockets hit the u. s. facility. the pentagon says the missiles were fired over the border from iran, a satellite channel near the u. s. console and went on air shortly after that attack, showing shattered glass and debris on the studio floor. some a bon jovi has more from baghdad. it's the 1st time you're seeing an attack of the scale after the i r g p leader class. and so the money was still in back that and ballistic missiles are fired, both in northern iraq and 2 words. us us facilities, military facilities that is in iraq. so far, no vision confirmation whether these drugs besides verify it by iran. but what we're hearing from officials is that an investigation has been ordered to try and figure out where we came from. and what was the motive? what we know from us and iraqi officials that there was

s. consulate in northern, in the northern iraqi city of or beale arena, say television has reported the attacks were aimed at what it's called secret israeli basis. the us official said there was no impact that the consulates which is currently unoccupied. but in iraq official said, several rockets hit the u. s. facility. the pentagon says the missiles were fired over the border from iran, a satellite channel here, the u. s. consulate went on air shortly after the attack showing shattered glass and debris on the studio floor. and talks between charles transitional governments and our groups are underway and catherine capital jo home. they ain't resolved a long running conflict between rebel groups and the interim government in charge that some groups have refused to participate. child has faced decades of conflict since a military coup in 1991 hippa, morgan reports mac, chatty, and capital jemina. window maker, ma'am at huddled, has own this shop in chats capital for 30 years. he says many historic events have happened during that time, but one event stands out that he can't forget. feb

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our defence correspondent jonathan beale has this analysis of the russian advance.and there are still signs of limited advances over the past 36 hours. russian forces have been trying to tighten their stranglehold on key cities. they've been continuing their bombardment of kharkiv in the north—east, and mariupol further south. the uk's ministry of defence also says russian naval forces in the black sea have now established a blockade to cut ukraine from maritime trade. but the most significant development over the past 2a hours has been russia stepping up its attacks on western ukraine — including long—range strikes on a military basejust 12 miles from the polish border. these were the scenes after the strikes on yavoriv — a military base which had been used by nato to train ukrainian forces before the invasion. russia has said it will target the supply lines of weapons from western nations coming across this border. one ukrainian mp says it's an escalation that should worry nato members. the fact that this attack happened so close to the polish border should be set

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julie beale, portfolio minister at canada's rudnick -- at kayne anderson rudnick, joining us now. julie: i do think the risks are substantial in terms of how it will play into the market. if you look historically, war tends to be pretty positive for equity markets. you see actions happening in terms of defense spending in germany, and that should be a support to underlying economies, but the level of uncertainty means you don't want to be really positioned in companies that have a lot of cyclical exposure because you don't know how that is going to impact consumer demand, which is such a central driver of the economy. kriti: i am so glad you mentioned makeup to make some of the gaps, especially when it comes to commodity exports. do you think that could be a bullish driver not just for the economy, but for the markets? julie: generally speaking, government support tends to benefit the economy. longer-term, it is sort of a shot of sugar for us. what really helps the markets longer-term is good fundamental, solid organic growth. that is more of a question mark for us because it is n

our defence correspondent jonathan beale is in brussels for us. what are they hoping to achieve?g. notjust western weapons such as anti—aircraft and anti—tank missiles, but also old kit from eastern europe which ukrainian forces will be familiar with using. there are of course limits to what nato is willing to do, and they are not seriously discussing that no—fly zone that president zelensky has requested repeatedly. the other thing they are talking about here is bolstering their own defences. they have already sent tens of thousands more troops to nato's eastern flank, more troops to nato's eastern flank, more ships on patrol, more aircraft on patrol too. we havejust had a briefing from senior military officials here at nato, who made clear that president putin's invasion is not going to plan. more than that, they predict he will not achieve his military goals in ukraine. but they add that he still has the capacity to cause enormous damage. has the capacity to cause enormous damaue. , ., . . has the capacity to cause enormous damae. �* ., ., ., �* ., has the capacity to cause en

i'm mary beale. >> lisa, it is windy. >> yes, breezy, cool, below-average, feeling like winter. a colder ms moves in. the texture this picture, you can see snow in the mountains showing and active pattern over california. as we get towards monterey and carmel that is where activity is. silliness and a solid -- salinas and solid dad -- solede the rain and snow mix. some of you heard rain last night. congratulations. we did not get much. there is still activity in the mountains. we have a winter weather advisory through the next few hours. we will get clouds but that is about it. we did get snow on top of mount hamilton. right now it 31 degrees. here it is in the 20's. we are looking at additional -- an additional couple inches in the highest elevation. on top of mount tam, 38 degrees. mount diablo, 32 degrees. temperatures down here in 40's. a 50's for mountain view and half moon bay. breezy northerly wind. low 40's by the delta, 20 degrees colder this morning. livermore is down to 31. the wind is basically along the coast. san mateo, breezy, upper elevations over 35 miles per ho

everyone here on the floor with me today can agree that russia's aggression in ukraine with beale ruse's support is reprehensible and wrong. while i strongly believe the next round of sanctions will continue to hold russia and belarus accountable we can't ignore soaring fertilizer costs by global supply chain issues. russia and belarus are fertilizer exporters. but that won't affect my support for this bill. peace must be acleveland by all available measures. i will turn my focus now to ways to turn forget lidser costs back down, to input subsidies for producers to offset input costs. must be willing to put all available solutions on the table. i've always argued that food security is national security and i will continue to work with my colleagues to alleviate fertilizer costs to our farmers in order to grow food for ourselves. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: thank you, madam speaker. a champion of human rights everywhere is the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. boyle who i now yield tw

it's fascinating i think i've clicked on a me beal ad one time ever and that was on accident becauseartly moved to where my thumb wanted to go i mean we've got to figure out and buzzfeed and not just them, but others have to figure out how to make money off this little device because the ads and the ad business, i've got to imagine, it is just not there. i don't know what the clicker rate is, but 90% of it is probably accidental. >> there are ways to make money. i work for a digital news organization we're definitely mobile first and we're doing okay the challenge is you have to have a really innovative model and you have to figure out the tough balance between resources and making money buzzfeed is a pulitzer prize-winning organization they do incredible work, investigative work that's not super easy to monetize over time there are different things you can do, right? in news you can explore events and different types of sponsors. [ technical issue buzzfeed did incredible work -- in terms of news -- news, maybe not have this model, where they actually rely on other divisions to is up

beal street normally packed on the weekends completely empty as it blew in. this storm already unleashing severe thunderstorms and heavy snow across several states and now pushing into the northeast where the effects will be felt throughout the day. parts of mississippi getting more snow than they typically see this time of year and this warning, hundreds of flights have already been canceled and, whit, while it feels like we're still stuck in the winter, the good news is that this storm will move on out of here by the end of the weekend. >> we'll look forward too that. this is just getting starting, elwyn. thank you. >> rob, what can we expect? >> this will only intensify as the day goes along and that threat will continue for the next several hours as well. here's where all the winter alerts are and tornado watch in through florida and now that watch, severe weather watches expanded into the carolinas too but the winter storm warnings all the way into northern parts of georgia, so this is impressive. that low treks up to the north. the violent storms push t

with larry beale good evening.y of san francisco basketball team to the ncaa tournament for the first time in 24 years head coach todd golden is now leaving lord away by the university of florida with a six-year contract at three million dollars a year. i mean, come on. it's no way usf can compete with that at age 36 goldman's one of the top rising young coaches in the nation. just finished his third year leading the usf program had a record of 24 and 10 this this season don's assistant chris herlusson form. varsity of hawaii assistant will take over the program ncaa tournament actions today. did you know 102 year old sister jean is from san francisco born eureka valley 1990. hoping to see loyola chicago make another run ryan schweiger shot. the brand was within nine late, but ohio state too much ej liddell the gentle jam seven-seat, ohio state advancing. 54-41 nba news the warriors have released the official injury report on steph curry at right there the warriors star with a sprained ligament in his foot caused b

we all know as president biden says that the infrastructure bill is a big beal. however, we know women and people of color have been historically junt represented and even excluded altogether from these opportunities. what in your mind is the biggest win from the new law and how can unions, policymakers, and advocate leverage the issues to reflect that diversity. just to pull back the lens for us all to really appreciate where we're at there. you are an avid student of history. i know you started your own journey in labor as through an apprenticeship program and you were a young glacier in philadelphia. are the pathways open to others now? you've described the opportunities as an expedited ticket to the middle class. how do you get that ticket to the middle class but those previously left behind? >> well, thank you, patrick. and thanks to my fellow panelists and the opportunity to be here today. first and foremost, there have been decades of pursuits for a federal investment. there is paris and the entire team. it is used to deliver. so the opportunity is not onl

if you're not going you can watch it here on abc 7 tip-off is at 5:30, and then you can join larry beale 8 pm. the giants have made a splash in the free agent market with spring. names that to officially begin tomorrow. here's abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez with the details of that in this morning sports. good morning, the business of baseball is back. we are in for a flurry of activity with opening day list a month away according to multiple reports. the giants have agreed to two year 44 million dollar deal with left-handed starter carlos rodan last season with the white sox rodan had a career high 13 wins through a no-hitter and made his first all-star team giants president of baseball operations farhan anxiety spoke on friday. day before the news of the rendon signing and says they're not done yet. we talk a lot about not just looking for a five man rotation, but a group that can cover us over the hundred sixty two games and then you know again, you know interest in adding a bat. you know what? we obviously love versatility handednesses in his critical, but you know, there's still

jonathan beale on the military operation at the moment.ity of the overwhelming majority of those — around a million — have made their way to poland. hungary and slovakia have each received over 100,000 refugees. and moldova, romania and russia have seen more than 50,000 people cross their respective borders. these numbers are published daily by the the united nations high commissioner for refugees. but the authorities in poland insist the number entering their country is even higher, at more than 960,000. among them are some desperately ill children, who were being treated for cancer in ukraine's hospitals. our correspondent mark lowen sent this report from the polish city of boheniec. they, too, are the fighters of a debilitating disease made deadlier by the war they've fled. ukraine's young cancer patients evacuated to poland, victims of a battle on two fronts. taken to a hotel to be examined, the most urgent to be sent to hospitals here and across europe. "our hearts are tearing from pain," says this lady. "my son always says he's fine,

our defence correspondent jonathan beale has this analysis.. as you can see from the map, the russian advances in red are still meeting stiff resistance. as we've seen in the east, the city of mariupol remains under siege. and ukraine believes russian forces from the south are about to make an attempt to encircle the city of dnipro, strategically important between east and west ukraine. in the north, russian forces have still not surrounded kyiv. but as we've seen the battle is getting closer, with intense fighting in the town of irpin, just outside the capital. moscow claims their invasion is going to plan. but there are dozens of examples like this which suggest otherwise. russian armoured columns destroyed. but the west fears these setbacks will only unleash more violence. russia is struggling with its objectives on the ground in ukraine, and we have seen from russia's previous actions in syria and in chechnya, where it will turn up the violence, it will lead to more indiscriminate killing and more indiscriminate destruction. western nation