in this case, the boulder police department. >> took these threats. what they read in that manifesto very seriously and acted immediately. as the chief indicated, he learned about that on january 31st. that yesterday. we have a safe and peaceful resolution. today, harris is a former philosophy department post doctoral researcher at u c l a. >> the daily bruin is also eeporting he was under investigation for allegedly sending pornographic material to a student, something like this. how much does it rattled entire campus community? i think it did come out and you can see today like there's not a lot of people outside. i think that's for a reason as well. >> along with that, it's we just kind of like our guards up a little bit more than usual ucl. a leaders in the statement said they were relieved about harris's arrest today and that campus will return to in-person instruction tomorrow. >> that was kareen wynter reporting. >> at least 13 historically black colleges and universities have received bomb threats on the first day of black history month causin

-- phrases like burn and attack boulder university.is, the importance of having collaboration at the federal, state and local levels was critical to the swift resolution of this incident this morning. >> now, in november, harris allegedly tried to purchase a firearm but was denied. there is a protection order in california. that is likely why that was denied. he was arrested facing state charges. tuesday night, he was transferred to federal custody. the d.a. saying federal charges are pending because threats were made across state lines. >> got to say, there's a lot there. good thing they caught this when they did. erica hill, thank you very much. >>> happening now, u.s. officials bracing for russian cyber attacks as the ukraine standoff escalates. what the fbi is now warning businesses here in the united states. >>> and cnn's clarissa ward visiting ukraine's front lines. she got rare access to what it looks like on the ground and how ukrainians are preparing should russia invade. the all ww personalpopoints program. on ww i lost 26 po

but as more us troops are sent to europe's eastern boulders, it still hoped, but a diplomatic solution can be found. now after so many weeks of diplomacy, will these latest talks make a difference? we put that question to d. w chief political editor, mikaela christina well. 2 let's be honest to night is not the night where there will be any breakthrough, even on the western side to find any kind of new common line. this is a 3 way debrief in the so called by my triangle format, which had been pretty much dead in the water for more than a decade. but now it emphasizes that any feasible format is being revived. the o. s. c, e and the nato rasa dialogue is continuing just to keep the rasa at the negotiating at the talking table. and i say negotiating because the minor, my horn did come back with something that he claimed was new. at that basically he had received assurances from putin not to escalate the situation further to stick to the previous deal. that's the bad uminski agreement. that's the basis of the no, no more d format talks. so that is room for diplomatic maneuver. that's the

for world leaders as they engage in a diplomatic push affair to resolve the crisis on ukraine's boulders here under the leaders of germany, france and poland put on a defiant front in berlin on tuesday. all the guidelines of our common goal is to prevent a war in europe and the deployment of russian troops on the border with ukraine is very worrying. and our assessment here is very much the same as is our position here. this does a dent on cross. she mean, this is the meeting followed a diplomatic blitz by micron who pushed for further talks on visits to moscow and kiev shoot mama, i believe that we have concrete, practical solutions that will allow us to move forward. we have had the opportunity to discuss this together. i've also had the opportunity to discuss this with president putin, as i have done with my european partners and several of our allies. in particularly the kremlin denied reports that putin told micron. russia would not further rump up military tensions and would pull troops out of bella roost later this month. that german is foreign minister on a line of bare bach, als

but as more us troops are sent to europe's eastern boulders, it still hoped, but a diplomatic solution can be found. spring in our political correspond, julia shall deli here, julia. after all this diplomacy, are we any closer to a peaceful end to the stand off with russia? it is hard to tell exactly right now, but what we can say is that there is definitely being a lot of effort being put in by european countries and the u. s. to try to prevent any use of force. in this crisis, we've seen a western allie's putting, putting up a united front on how they want to deal with the situation. they say that they are ready to work together and they want to work towards a dialogue and diplomacy. and we've seen that germany with a chancellor, all of shots seems to have reassured or his us counterpart, joe biden, and other lawmakers in the us about germany's commitment to working together with the us to find a solution to the crisis. there had been doubts in some political circles in the us about germany's commitment, but it seems like they are convinced by what all of shots has told the president

>> sure. >> reporter: but you believe that. >> absolutely. >> reporter: barry petersen, cbs news, boulder, colorado. >> jiang: a lot of dreams are built in garages. next on the "cbs weekend news," an extraordinary save by a crossing guard in maryland, all captured on video. >> jiang: a police officer in northeast maryland is being hail as a hero for her quick actions. corporal annette goodyear was guarding this crosswalk when a driver failed to stop, hitting her as she jumped in to pull a middle school student to safety. it happened on friday and the video was captured by a school bus camera. goodyear suffered some cuts and bruises. now the town is planning to honor her for her bravery and swift action. >> there's a dog in the car. >> dog in the car? >> there's a dog in the car! >> jiang: now to a remarkable rescue in colorado. douglas county deputy michael gregorek's body camera was rolling when he ran towards a burning s.u.v., where a frightened hound dog named hank was trapped inside. hank's distraught owner tried to pull him out but paid. gregorek pulled out his baton and smashed the

and phrases like burn and attack boulder outside of the university the level of violence that we saw in the manifesto was obviously so alarming. >> the police chief there said the suspect sent the threatening e-mail to the ucla community yesterday. he said ucla police tracked the suspect to boulder and notified her department the suspect tried to buy a gun in november but was denied investigators say they arrested him earlier today following a standoff they are also searching his apartment. ucla officials announced early this morning they were moving classes online only because of these threats. the vice chancellor at ucla released a statement thanking law enforcement saying the threats made yesterday were frightening for many of us and caused our community to feel vulnerable at an already challenging time. >>> thousands of people told to get out and stay out the chemical fire that is still burning as fears of an exemp exemployees explosion stretch into another night. >>> americans stuck in afghanistan, t dl thhe two out of three guys experience hair loss by the age 35. kind of scary

matthew harris was tracked down in boulder, colorado. there was a standout before he surrendered. he emailed a document and posted video threatening violence against ucla. >> we identified dozens of references to violence, stating things such as killing, death, murder, shootings, bombs, schoolyard massacre, and phrases like burn and attack boulder outside of the university. >> harris had previously sent messages threatening to kill a professor. ucla was not the only campus impacted by violent threats. students across several historically black colleges were awakened by the news that their campus had faced a bomb scare. for some, this isn't the first time this week. >> this is crazy, on the 1st day of black history month. >> it's a very evil act. we are reminded that whole universities have an exceptionally resilient committee. >> given the timing and frequency of the threats, they want to see the threats treated as hate crimes. >>> oakland city officials will consider commemorating the legacy of oscar grant by marking his birthday, february 27, as oscar grant day in the city. he w

references to violence the manifest so manifesto also allegedly talked about a schoolyard massacre in boulder months before the threats against u c l a harris was the subject of a restraining order after he's accused of sending threatening messages to a uc irvine professor. >> today, barr reopen the powell street station bathroom. they had been closed for more than 20 years. officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning restrooms at 10 of bart's underground stations have been closed since 9.11, because of safety concerns. bart says the bathrooms are the first to reopen as part of an effort to prioritize the needs of riders. they say the bathrooms will look similar to the ones that you see an airport. bart says that they're going to reopen those bathrooms at the 9th team street station in downtown oakland little later on this month. >> and this just in to the kron 4 news room. the san francisco police department is looking to end in agreement with the district attorney's office regarding investigations involving officers. they reached a deal last july to let the da's office lead indepe

matthew harris was taken into custody at his apartment yesterday in boulder, colorado, after a 3 hour standoff. court documents say that his threat were made online against the school and in an 800 page manifesto, police say he made thousands of references to violence. the manifesto also talk about a schoolyard massacre in boulder months before the threats against u c l a harris was the subject of a restraining order after sending threatening messages saying he would hunt and kill a uc irvine professor. a southern california lawmaker has introduced a bill that is aimed at keeping kids safer in schools. it would allow school administrators. >> to search a student's belongings if they receive a credible threat of violence. lynette romero reports. it was this shooting at oxford high school in michigan where 4 people were killed and 7 injured. that push california senator anthony porter tino to do something. ut and i'm tired reading a a kid in the classroom shot or teacher shot. let's make sure that if a credible threat is known, we do what we're supposed to do. the suspected shooter had

but as more us troops are sent to europe, eastern boulders, a still hoped that a diplomatic solution can be found. and for more now, i'm joined by carlo masala. he's a professor of international politics at the german armed forces university in munich, professor, it's good to have you with us to night. you know, we are in yet another week of intense diplomacy aimed at deterring russia from attacking ukraine. how much of a chance do you give diplomacy at this stage? while it's quite unclear because the basic issues, the russian federation warns, are rejected by nato countries. and the u. s. which is basically the so called in london, zation ukraine, meaning that ukraine, that nato is the signal did. ukraine will never become a member of nato. this is, this is the core issue of the russian demand and so far, the western article, commas has not given into it. so there is room for diplomacy. there is a lot of room for diplomacy with regard to the minsk agreement. but whether this crisis will be solved in a bit romantic way is to luckily, yesterday, at the white house, you as president bi

but as more us troops authentic europe's eastern boulders, it still hoped, but a diplomatic solution can be found. for more, let's bring in bruno to tom. here he is the deputy director of the foundation for strategic research. that's a french independent thank tank. thanks for being with us. britain. multiple diplomatic initiatives are under way to resolve the russia ukraine crisis. would you say that france under and manuel mcclung is now the main player in leading those efforts for europe? well, not the main tie and her katie mccoy thought that he needed to take the initiative . i saying he does madison to survey that he will be the only leader and talking to teens. lensky was clearly he's initiative, which is to be followed by chance was charles laser. in a few days it has a trio. the some kind of did somebody come at csm? so i would say he's been leading the way, but he certainly am not beyond the a european leader who's going to play your important role in trying to solve this crisis. she say, momentum is now building in these diplomatic efforts. president kong claims he receive

and moreover, the me through the dominican military, we control the boulder. these are the people who moss are beneficial for all these irregular mike wishon. and just remind us, why so many haitians trying to get into the dominican republic, i mean how, how bad are things in haiti right now that so many of them i feel compelled to, to, to cross into dominican republic. oh, boy is not in the indian. i mean got going there are iran half ill, a 1000000 all hey tion. end for more and more haitians are trying to enter domingo calling because all the is security in haiti and because of misery and see in here right now, leaving and 8 is practically impossible. to get on the somebody, those haitians want to cross the border and this is been it west, palms to this are increasing increase all. busy haitians crossing the border, all these are what they are trying to do to, to solve well, anyway, i'll just said there is no way to solve this problem. good to talk you. joseph harold pierre. johnny's there from my santo domingo. thanks. and he was a thank you, i talked to r

the risk of conflict is real. russia is using force and ultimatums not only to redraw boulders in europe, but to try to rewrite the entire global security architecture. ukraine has blasted the decision calling. it's an act of aggression. meanwhile, the national security and defense council is declared a state of emergency which affects the territory of ukraine, except for the done yet, lou guns regions. the state of emergency gives all authorities the power to introduce a curfew transport restrictions under ban on strikes. ukraine's president body, ms. lensky has said diplomatic relations with russia could be severed. meanwhile, russia started evacuating his diplomatic stuff from ukraine. this was confirmed by the russian embassy and kiev earlier. it says his stuff have become increasingly the targets of aggressive actions, including threats of physical violence. you can see many, yvonne leaving rushes. diplomatic mission in the secretary general of nato has slammed russia the decision to recognize the breakaway dumbass republics. speaking a few hours ago, insults and berg accused moscow

a witness said buildings were working, welding boulders were working in a ground for fast food restaurant. now, canada's prime minister just and trudeau was using emergency powers to end protests against pandemic restrictions. police have cleared a blockade to buy truckers on one key border crossing to the united states. but the drivers are still blocking others and occupying much of the capitol ottawa. ah, it's a headache that canada's government hasn't been able to shake, protested in parked trucks, still digging in outside parliament and clogging the streets of the capital ottawa . elsewhere, convoys of vehicles still mobilizing some border crossings. as the nationwide protests entered their 3rd week, prime minister just in trudeau invoked the emergencies act. it gives the government broad powers to intervene. the police will be given more tools to restore order in places where public assemblies can constitute illegal and dangerous activities such as blockades, occupations, as seen in ottawa, ridge and elsewhere. these tools include strengthening their ability to impose fines or impris

diplomatic channels must be pursued, allies must be prepared to act if bush and forces crossed these boulders and enter ukraine. both the nato and the russian military or staging war games is this just sabre rattling, i put that to raphael loss of the european council on foreign relations. while i go report just outlined. russia has a master upwards of 100000 troops on the border with ukraine. it has deployed troops to better route for exercises. natal reports that these are the largest deployments to bellows since the end of the cold war. the russian navies messing ships on the back seat. and the russian national guard is mobilizing units at the same time. and they do in an effort to show support to, to allow us to reassure them, to signal to russia that there is a resolve to act united as an ions and to defend made no territory at the same time need to have not in any way indicated that they would send troops to fight alongside ukraine, rather, to the contrary. they might very clear that nature would not be involved. if there is a tech on ukraine. there was raphael law speaking with me earl

and welcome to focus on europe and the eyes of the world are still on the 10 situations along the boulder between russia and ukraine. despite signs of a possible de escalation, russia had amassed heavy weaponry and well over a 100000 soldiers.

it has been painful watching the dhs try over and over again, like pushing a boulder up the mount to create a biodetection system that serves the needs of the nation. mr. chairman, ranking member, and members of the committee i suggest to you that 19 years is long enough for things to have gone on the way they have with this program. we recommend that you either shut it down or replace it with a program that works the way you want it to. our states, localities and taxpayers deserve no less and the good people working in the department of homeland security deserve some relief. and i want to applaud the biodefense efforts of fema, coast guard, ice, tsa and cisa to defending the nation against biological threats and deserve your oversight and support. but as you encounter the bioweapons destruction office, i urge the committee to define its role. it lacks direction and it needs direction and guidance from you. thank you again for the opportunity to come before you today with the concerns and recommendations of the bipartisan commission on biodefense. would i like to thank hudson institu

hours for wild leaders as they engage in a diplomatic push to, to resolve the crisis on ukraine's boulders and puts following a meeting with ukrainian lead of law to meet zalinski on tuesday president emanuel micron called for further dialogue show up on the i believe that we have concrete, practical solutions that will allow us to move forward. we have had the opportunity to discuss this together. i have also had the opportunity to discuss this with president putin. as i have done with my european partners and several of our allies on monday, micron visited moscow to meet with russian president vladimir putin. the kremlin denied reports that putin told micron. russia would not further rump up military tensions, and would pull troops out to bela bruce later this month. he libido april out in washington. the new german chancellor. ola sholtes had his 1st face to face meeting with president biden. but it wasn't all cosy fireside chats as the leaders doubled down on their warnings to russia. despite the parent differences over the nod stream to gas pipeline. germany's foreign minister on a li

lines of a common goal is to prevent a war in europe and the deployment to russian troops on the boulder with ukraine is very worrying. and our assessment here is very much the same as is our position, as does it didn't, to mama, i believe that we have concrete, practical solutions that will allow us to move forward. we have had the opportunity to discuss this together. i've also had the opportunity to discuss this with president putin, as i have done with my european partners and several of our allies in brazil lose it. for more, let's bring in, bruno, to touch. here he is the deputy director of the foundation for strategic research. that's a french independent thank tank. thanks for being with us. bring up multiple diplomatic initiatives. are on their way to resolve the russia ukraine crisis. would you say that france under a manuel mac hong is now the main player in leading those efforts for europe. well, not the main tie at her clearly mccomb thought that he needed to take the initial deer. i saying he is madison to survey that he will be the only leader and talking to basically, tee

the manifesto also talked about a schoolyard massacre in boulder months before the threats against uarris was the subject of a restraining order after sending threatening messages to a uc irvine professor. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at san francisco and the downtown lights of the city and clear skies because of those winds. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. he says those winds are finally quieting down. yeah. still seeing some 30 plus mile an hour gusts across some of the mountain tops. but overall the winds start to diminish. that's good news out there. >> you've got those clear skies. there's no getting around that that offshore wind continuing to blow out there. in fact, overnight tonight, skies going to stay mostly clear. then tomorrow we're going to see a few clouds begin to rotate into our sky, especially as we head toward the afternoon weak system, kind of sliding on through, see rotating on by the unfortunate thing. no raindrops involved here. just some passing clouds and a pretty nice sunset by tomorrow night. temperature wise nu

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ucla canceled classes today, as police tracked him to boulder, colorado, where he was taken into custodyer a standoff. >>> a scary wake up call at howard university in washington this morning. as a historically black college, it received its second bomb threat in as many days. no explosives were found, and students and faculty were given the all clear for classes. >>> congress is working on a bipartisan bill to sanction russia should it invade ukraine. russian president vladimir putin today accused the west of ignoring his security concerns, as 100,000 of his troops knit at the uk and quarter. the president says russia has built up enough logistics of the past weeks to make a move if they choose to. >>> the u.s. bob's letter is the latest athlete to test positive for covid-19 inside of beijing's olympic bubble. she is now in isolation at a hotel. china is determined to have covid free games, but organizers reported 24 new cases overnight, most of them new arrivals at the airport. >>> this will be the first olympics ever competed on 100% human made snow. cities just can't stay cold enough

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cal fire spotted it just a few hours ago, in the community near boulder creek. the fire was small, less than an acre. firefighters or able to quickly get it under control. they plan to stay on site for a couple hours to make sure there's no flare-ups. we've had a dry couple of months in the bay area. there may be a little bit of rain early next week. rob mayeda will break it down in ten minutes. >>> overseas right now. it will be burning for about 14 more hours. you're looking at the olympic flame outside of the bird's nest in beijing. the games will come to an end tomorrow morning. as the games wind down, there's medals on the line. members of team usa fighting to the finish. >> here is your spoiler alert. some of the events we're about to talk about will be replayed in primetime tonight. so, let's go ahead and head to beijing. liz is at olympic park for us out there. liz, you know, the events aren't over just yet. team usa is looking to get more of the medals. >> absolutely. still some action here in beijing in the final stretch of the games. you know, in the

after three-hour standoff with boulder police officers, harris was taken into custody. >>> the numbers show the covid surge behind us for the first time since december. new covid cases in san francisco has fallen below 1,000. to put it in perspective, during the peak of the omicron surge, cases topped 2,300. at the beginning of december before the surge hit, san francisco was reporting an average of 60 cases a day. >>> meanwhile, doctors in the united states are facing a new enemy in the fight against covid, and that is medicine shortages. the cdc has determined the previous doctors are scrambling for another treatment which is in short supply right now. doctors are demanding to use two newly approved antiviral pills made by pfizer and merck, but the pfizer pill is not at full production and takes six to eight months to make. >>> we shouldn't be dealing with such basic principles as tests and therapies three years into a pandemic. these should've been already resolved. >> doctors say they are rationing medicines for the patients. last month the white house indicated it was working with

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if russian forces cross these boulders an end to ukraine, and for more now i'm joined by raphael loss. he is with the european council on foreign relations. mister los, it's good to see you again. so what do we got going on here? nato and russian forces are holding wargames as political leaders are doing all caught types of diplomacy trying to find a diplomatic breakthrough, but they haven't. do you see these wargames as being some type of strategic? so you have saber rattling while i have your report just outlined am russia has a master upwards of a 100000 troops on the border with ukraine and has deployed troops, 2 bedrooms, for exercises. and natal reports that these are the largest deployments to bellows . and since the end of the cold war and the russian navies, amassing ships and the in the black sea, and the russian national guard is mobilizing units at the same time and need to in an effort to show support to, to isa elias, to reassure them, to signal to russia that there is a resolve to act united as an ions and to defend nato territory at the same time. need to have not in a

these helicopters, my head, one of the houses here in the village of hartman on the syrian turkish boulders. humph! 5 miss ty is, i'll have a head i had this house, i done all. so now we have her. we have heard, i'll emily kia, the american forces fall through her microphones and talking to man the people of the house. and they're the helicopters, as i said in my head to the house with 5 messiah and then hell, kathy, the machine guns out started, and her, i met them against the house on. and of course, alarmingly this operation guy went full more than 2 hours around 2 hours and have every single one inside the house. all the pain was killed behind these 2 floor house. in addition to a motor, he had a knee the ground jane. every one was killed in this house, as you can see. and the 6 children are badly set for women, and i, julie and 2 men have lost their lives. at last, alaska, so 13 dashing elements. the people were killed. 12 inside the house and one man outside the house has been targeted. with that, we would like also to say that monkey this part, this area is near the cam sir, now. so

flames work out just before noon between ben loman and boulder creek. structure was threatened. >>> with wildfires happening all year long, now, fire prevention has become a top priority in the state. >> in contra costa county they are proposing a line of fire breaks as defensible barriers to protect the most vulnerable communities. john ramus has more on that. >> reporter: the same conditions exist here as in places with massive wildfires. so, con fire wants to build safety buffers that may help slow a fire down. >> reporter: the danger is obvious to bob gaines. he only has to look over the railing of his rossmoor home. >> we looked in there quite often and wondered what would happen. when and if one of the fires occurs. >> reporter: the senior living community is particularly vulnerable, nestled beneath mountains on three sides. >> the areas to our south is lost wilderness with a lot of vegetation, which has become a threat, especially now that california has entered into this new mega fire time. >> reporter: it is along the ridge that con fire, east

it's sparked up just before noon today between ben lowman and boulder creek crews had a hard time getting equipment up the incline to the scene, but they were able to get knocked down in about 20 minutes. >> some sad news in the kron. 4 news room tonight. maya angelou son, guy johnson has died. the announcement was made on the late poet's facebook page this afternoon. the caption reads skus passed away peacefully at his home this morning in oakland. arrangements will be made and announced in the coming days. scrub force reyna harvey just interview johnson earlier this week, johnson worked for the city of oakland and government for more than 20 years. he was also the chair of the doctor, maya angelou foundation and a poet himself. he was 76 years old. uber says riders in the bay area have some of the worst ratings in the country. but now riders can see what drivers have been. raiding them will break that down. >> plus, tensions remain high tonight in ukraine after mixed signals from russia know whether it's planning to attack. we'll hear from u.s. officials about the possibility and why th

porcupine named kiahnna is getting accustomed to her new habitat full of thick branches and boulders. checking things out slowly or quills. don't look like they're spiky too far out. meaning she's feeling relaxed right in her home. the kind of laying flat. that's good news. always love seeing to animal stories and the insanely cute baby finally has a new name. it will be now known as ru. the animal was born on christmas eve at the audubon zoo in new orleans. zoo keepers say the name pays homage to the new orleans to new orleans as ru is a thickening agent used to make gumbo. so there you go. 10,000 people voted online for that name this month. we'll take a break for 56 is the timing. coming up the next hour, the sir francis drake hotel is changing its name. wonder what it's going to change it to. well, we'll take a closer look at that story coming up in just a minute. >> also this morning, parents can continue to protest school closures will tell you what they say. their children are losing. that's important to the community. talk more about that. and then overseas, the white house sa

boulder's police chief said shy was notified last night that the suspect was in the area. after a three-hour standoff with officers, harris was taken into custody. ucla officials said in-person classes will resume tomorrow. >> okay, not quite the smooth rollout he was looking for, but nowadays it's hard to keep a secret. after the news leaked over the weekend, it was made official today. tom brady is retiring. his next stop, certainly, the pro football hall of fame. today, brady made the announcement in a lengthy post on instagram. widely considered the g.o.a.t., the greatest of all time, and it all started here in the bay area at san mateo high school. excuse me, at san mateo serra high school. 22 seasons in the nfl. he led his team to the super bowl ten times, winning seven super bowls. both are records. a part of this post today read, quote, i have loved my nfl career and now it is time to focus my time and energy on other things that require my attention. the current football coach over at serra says brady's retirement is bitter sweet. damian trujillo spent the day on

a baseless locals in the northeast and boulder city of ha cove shared their views on the current situation. well done. when you pull notes. this is a theater. it's manipulation so that people don't think about what to eat to morrow . but think about where to hide 1st of all is against the little girl to for that, that like what is difficult, walk right? prices of low salaries when it is overall lawlessness or it so that the protest and was, you know, doesn't just run for his hoarder. they simply throw this information out of senior ish that, that i consider as a spider from the informational you don't really need to deliver on it. if it has to be se, of course, but you need to use common sense and filter through a lacy. well then every my field west isn't involved in any sort of a phone. so they just want to inside a warranty. while i'm at only current talk of war swirling around 30 years ago to day to great powers officially put an end to the cold war period of geopolitical tensions which spanned more than 40 years. while 3 decades have passed since then, has much actually changed is more

the risk of conflict is real. russia is using force and ultimatums not only to redraw boulders in europe, but to try to rewrite the entire global security architecture. the you meanwhile has slop trouble. bonds and assets freezes on members of the russian parliaments who voted for recognition of the den. yes. and the guns republics ortiz pull asleep reports. you ambassadors in brussels, have those heard a package of sanctions against russia. and these go further than the sanctions. the u. k. and the united states are implementing. first and foremost, we have the 351 russian parliamentarians. they will face sanctions for having voted for the independence of the provinces of la guns and, and it's in eastern ukraine. in addition, they will be as a freezers, as well as travel bands, as well as a prohibition for making funds available to 27 high profile people and entities. now these include banks, they include business people, they include ali, gas, anybody and everybody who had any kind of financial or material support for the loo, ganske, and dentist regions. there was also talk of an inte

the risk of conflict is real. russia is using force and ultimatums not only to redraw boulders in europe, but to try to rewrite the entire global security architecture. ukraine has blasted the decision calling it an act of aggression. meanwhile, the national security and defense council has declared a state of emergency which affects the 30th of ukraine, except for the done yet look on regions. this state of emergency gives the authorities the power to introduce the care if you transport restrictions. and i've been on strikes us president joe biden insist russian forces and now in the don bus . and it's the start of an invasion. although the leader of the done yes, the people's republic says there are no russian troops in the region. ortiz roman casa reports from dun yeske. put all this was denise porcelain sir. first sir, press conference, or a massive press conference, or after the announcement self recognition of the next people's republic by a russia. well, he started by saying that he still can believe that this historical decision was made and it's so still kind of, i think in end