but no, i think brandi was wearing these when she got here. >> jimmy: brandi, were you wearing thosehen you got here? >> i was wearing these when i got here, yeah. >> jimmy: what do you think of fred? we might as well make this a family. [ laughter ] >> fred's super cool, but i'm the pull-in mom, the mom is here. >> jimmy: okay, great. i still don't know who's in the family. [ laughter ] but thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] you guys win. what do we have for them? >> lou: we've got a nintendo switch. >> jimmy: for the family, a nintendo switch. >> lou: for brandi, a light switch. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, brandi. let's meet another family, shall we? that was tricky, right, guillermo? >> guillermo: yeah, it was very tricky. >> jimmy: they go to great lengths to try to trick me, our own staff does, so it makes it harder. who else do we have? we have the moreno family, right, lou? >> lou: i think so, are you the moreno family? that's who we have. >> jimmy: all right, moreno family. let's meet each of you now. we'll start with dad. your name is jua

do you love about brandi?t become herself, even though she's not young. it's like watching a teenager become a full adult. it's wonderful. >> not young. i am 40. >> i know, but you're not a teenager. i, however, am ancient. >> i love you so much, elton. it's a real honor to get to do life with you, elton. you're my hero and my friend. >> the laughter as well. we laugh so much. >> it's not funny at all, elton. he will send you on the floor in hysterics. >> reporter: the rocketman turning 75, calling on his dear friend to headline his elton john aids foundation oscar party, a signature event. >> bruce springsteen in the same booth as me. steven spielberg with me. all squashed up together. so many great memories. we had john legend. i try to get younger artists to do it. >> brandi, did you hear what he said? he likes younger artists to do it. >> i'm not going to live this down now. >> reporter: with his farewell yellow brick road tour back up and running after covid, sir elton will have to miss his own party for

brandy is relieved to now have a door that locks and a pras to bring their dog maya after years of living on the streets. today's supervisor said the kind of home brandy has is exactly what is needed to get thousands of homeless off the city streets for good. >> in my district i walk down 16th only to see a person emerge from a tent fully engulfed with flames. i later learned that person was a 22-year-old woman who was covered in burns over 70% of her body. >> reporter: revised legislation dubbed a place for all would direct the city to spend a billion dollars to create units such as these being built right now with mint green doors and potted plants along with a limited number of safe sleep sites. philanthropies provided funding for these units but hoped funding would be available with a goal of creating a safe place for every unhoused person in the city. >> when you feel safe that's when you can finally start to think forward rather than worried about getting raped or worried where your next meal is going to come from. >> and so far looks like the plan is working for brandy and friends.

brandy rum everything will do.old the cooled butter into the dough. we bring everything to a homogeneous state. it is important that all the oil intervenes, it turns out. now we take such a creamy tender dough. these are the molds i have, they are silicone and very small, small in size, 2/3. the volume of the mold needs to be filled. that is, it is approximately tablespoon? cool quickly baked and convenient to take with you quickly baked quickly prepared. i do not know the fastest not eaten. they are prepared, of course, quickly baked quickly and it’s really convenient to take with you and such a real lifesaver, especially for those with a sweet tooth, because here, firstly, there is very little flour, and secondly, the lightest protein structure, that is, they

skies here should remain clear until thursday, when more snow is predicted in winterset, iowa, and brandye we go into another week and another dry pattern for this week, certainly through saturday and maybe through sunday as well. we are looking at temperatures generally going to be on the warmer, mild side. a little warmer today. certainly tomorrow will be about the same maybe a tad warmer. and we just continue with this big high pressure zone , which sets us up with kind of warm and today it was breezy, and it would be kind of breezy next couple of days, but conditions and then on the mm friday saturday. we'll see the clouds increase and those increasing clouds could lead to something on sunday, monday tuesday, but right now there's nothing really firm which is sort of sort of sad. here are the current temperature highs from today and you can see that you've got you know, upper sixties and seventies. these temperatures are good 10 degrees warmer than they would have been the last couple of days. some cases warmer than that, because we've had you know, i've had a kind of cool weekend. it

. >> woodruff: for those stations staying with us-- at the grammys next month, singer brandi carlilep for five awards, including song of the year. jeffrey brown caug up with her, for this encore story that is part of our arts and culture series, "canvas." (♪ "right on time" ♪) ♪ome back now even if you call me out ♪ >> brown: brandi carlile calls her new record, "in these silent days," a "pandemic album"-- born from a time of isolation with family at her rural home an hour outside seattle. a time to stop and reflect on her climb to stardom, and where it began, in places like seattle's paragon restaurant and bar. >> i remember coming in here, right around this time of day, when i knew i could talk to the manager, and it wouldn't be too busy. and i said, "hey, i've got a p.a. system and a guitar player. and if you give me, like, maybe we'll start at 6:00 p.m. on sunday nights, we'll do it for free for a month. and if, a month later, you've seen that you have an uptick on sunday nights, then you can start paying me, or feeding us, or..." >> brown: you might consider paying me! >> yeah,

>> seth: brandi carlile. >> oh, yeah.n that day on the - whatever day it was in march, the world shut down, and she didn't come. but afterwards, she's been there since and played music >> seth: oh, that's fantastic. >> yeah, i'm back at it. >> seth: i think that's one of the nice things that people are finally doing is, like, cleaning up those, like, sort of unfinished plans and doing the things they were looking forward to that were taken away. hey, thank you so much for being here it is just a delight to have you in the studio. you guys, that's courteney cox [ cheers and applause "shining vale" premieres on starz this sunday. we'll be right back with connor ratliff [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ lots of vitamins a and c and only 45 calories a serving. good morning, indeed. v8. the original plant-powered drink. veg up. new axe body wash. made with 100% natural origin scents, so you smell one hundred. ♪♪ smell as fresh as nature gets. ♪♪ wondering what actually goes into your multi-vitamin. at new chapter. sme

our for more that sir brandy w, corresponded alexander fernand. she's in the least as under there's been increased . shelley in enron. keith, what's the situation in the capital? what are you hearing here? this under curfew that was announced to yesterday. going to love was 35 hour. and it may or take cover because the rest of the forces are apparently intensifying their attacks on the queen and capital. we know that had to fight going on the outs in the city center there. there are reports that go to 12 for building very close to the city center that was struck by the russian forces. and so some apartments are trying to get to the people. but you're in the west of the ukraine, our people, they're worried that the violence, the shelling, the bombardments will soon reach that part of the country as well. of course, there are warriors, they are scared. and we have to say this just a few days ago. the russian, a messiah rest of the south shaka, international military training center, only 30 kilometers away from a lease. and this morning we said a ra

maybe brandy all your promises turned out to be lies.t are you saying, i have a district and they didn’t even lift a finger to restore justice. i probably just didn’t understand you, you want to return the money or the plot, if you can’t return the entire amount, return the plot. you know, i agree, but on one condition, your beautiful daughter will spend tonight in my house. yes, and pass it on to her my proposal will not come as a surprise. hello this is what we called in the face, and well done guys, we rode a motorcycle until it died out. so what's next? well, there were tourists in the mountains. what other tourists they seemed suspicious to us. why did they seem to be hiding hiding, where in the cave over there in the cave, how to find this cave on the pine mountain under it is a cave? thanks guys please. hurry up, it seems to you, they said in russian that the fsb is engaged in the search for prince ilham, it is not clear to you. we were just walking by, we saw the guys we knew, the police came up ask what's the matter? so walk on,

we're also shopped out as you're not at sir, brandy w, russia, correspondent, emily sherwin on this normally bass in moscow that says the kremlin shocked on our bureau, that revoked accreditation for all our colleagues and journalists, they're working from berlin. it's good to have you in the studio for a change. ok, so let's talk about this new legislation by the russian parliament housing. if you could this, this was very drastic. it essentially means that all criticism can be silenced and the fear that already existed, you know, even before this war in russian society is being solidified. so even this just last week, the media watchdog in russia was warning that media outlets in russia can only use official sources to report about of what they're calling a special operation. they also were telling critical media outlets that they can't call a war a war, but that they should be referring to it as a special operation. now it seems with this new law, which means up to 15 years in prison, essentially for any thing that that veers off the official line. that essentially makes critical media im

to an end tomorrow at 16:45 ntv from beads to the wilderness contingents got their own because of brandyar labor sites from here did the legs. listen here is such a thing, you do not need to participate in getting to know people. i can't take you , no offense. okay, don't touch. there is a table, that again i again fell asleep with me. vladimir epifantsev removed his hand and don't twitch, chingachgook premiered on ntv from monday at 20:00 . just don't lie to me here. i smell your ragged inner scent at the crime scene back weapons money. where did misha hide the guys? i never had a weapon. if the matter was hung up some kind of maximov, maybe you could get out like this in the morning, where you were, there is an albi. you don't understand, what are you assenting to him or what? i was with one easily accessible girl. so julia's washcloth is excellent, but can she confirm by phone? i have, but if i check maksimov i warn you. if you're in the garage, it's not a criminal, i'll draw you and understood the man says that he has a swan, he has a false alibi. yes, and we did not find money in hi

tom: we cannot demand destruction and brandy melville. is that possible? brandy melville. jonathan: good stuff. futures up 0.1%. crude down by more than 6%. $101. from new york, this is bloomberg. lisa: the biden administration is weighing in on massive release of oil from u.s. reserves to fight inflation. one million barrels of oil per day may be released for months for up to 180 million barrels. president biden will speak today on efforts to reduce energy prices. opec is refusing to engage with the energy crisis triggered by the war in ukraine. the opec-plus coalition is expected to stick to its schedule of gradual oil output increases. that plan was released last july and has been followed ever since. saudi arabia has prioritized its relationship with russia which cole leads the opec-plus alliance. the white house says that the russian president has been misinformed by his advisors about his military's performance in ukraine. a spokeswoman says the same thing has happened regarding the sanctions on the russian economy. she says that is based on u.s. intelligence finding

will country, is the complex now entering its most critical phase question to lieutenant general brandy hardy's former command, the united states army europe at my desk is conflict next on d, w to the point in strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives, rushes army is pressing its attack on key of and to other ukrainian cities showing targets that include civilian buildings. to sudden the tactics look familiar like a page from russia's playbook in syria, just put in total devastation for to the point. being 60 minutes on d, w. a with the memories of a woman ali from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage. great to escape will be the journey of his life. far from home. ali can finally become the person. he's always wanted to be alone. despair badly. oh and my free credit that will go with it. i was born in stuart's march 30th on d. w. how quickly the misery and destruction of the war has spread across you cry as russia speaks to impose it. brutal will love the country. but if the conflict now entering it most critical faith. the question to the attorney ge

larry: new details about a brandy caper.on surveillance video stealing a $4000 bottle of 100-year-old brandy has come forward. the woman apologized, returning the bottle to the restaurant. the video circulated everywhere, so she didn't have much of a choice. the owner told police with everything going on, she did not want to press charges. nice. kristen: researchers at uc santa cruz are hoping to make winemakers adjust to a new reality. increasing wildfires and to the smoke that comes with them. larry: spencer has a look at what they are doing. spencer: they are trying to develop the ability to better detect -- while grapes are still on the vine, which could be critical moving forward. a slight smoky taste and add character to a fine wine. but, not too much. >> i have encountered wine in the bottle and thought wow, this is an ashtray. spencer: let me papadakis papads sometimes judges as well. she says the recent wildfires can often be tasted in wine from oregon to around the world. identifying which lines are damaged by smok

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then, oh, brandi carlile, elton john, what's happening?what to do. >> jimmy: yeah, that's got to be -- you have to respond to that, right? >> i didn't at first. then i went, oh no, i have to, right? you do have to, yeah. i thought, well, okay. and i wasn't thinking that clearly. it was just, well, this is my sense of humor. they did it wrong. >> jimmy: what do you mean? [ laughter ] >> it's supposed to be "hold me close young tony danza." >> jimmy: not "hold me closer tony danza." you told elton john that he got the words to the song you got wrong, wrong? >> yes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: to his song. >> yeah. i did. >> jimmy: where were you when courteney sent you that text and you started playing it? >> i was all alone shooting "better nate than ever." i was in new york. >> jimmy: what do you mean, all alone? >> i was living alone in an apartment by myself. >> jimmy: i see, you weren't on the set? >> all alone, that would be funny. >> jimmy: yeah, no, it would be weird if they just left you to your own devices. >> just let me -- yeah, it wa

will hold it for meat in your apartment, but i’m going home from beads to my wilderness because of brandynt. oh, for half a year, cleaning from here, legs done. listen, there is such a thing, you don’t need to run around the site and get to know each other. i can't take you, no offense. okay, don't touch. there is a table, that again i again fell asleep with me. vladimir epifantsev removed his hand and do not twitch. chingachgook premiere monday at 8:00 pm on ntv country of talents premiere friday at 9:00 pm on ntv i'm ready to spend days and nights on a recipe for truffle and caramel ice cream, but you know what i'm not ready to put my business on pause, get a free service for six months and 15% on the balance of the opening bank account. and this, by the way, is a sacred place, it is believed that if you throw a coin here, the universe will enrich it, it will enrich the locals, like volodya . and i believe, give me a coin, he will definitely help. oh, the money came, the bald man only helps his own. so it's not fair, what else is there, well, if you lose the trunk, this tree, you can ge

this is paul king for on gallic white wine and brandy green. why didn't you get married? i didn't really ever have another pop up. i didn't have more kids. i didn't do all the things that i thought i would do but. c the things that i have done just as is nice and i she has told me to log in to accept and told me what's real. and she's my best friend. you know, she's 20 years of age. she'll be 21 this year. she's my child and people say, oh, you can't be friends with the kids, but you know, she's not a kid anymore. she is my best friend to me. yeah, we can start now. yeah. and 443. so here we go. oh, wow. yeah. palm put out my mom, put it out. oh, gal transactions. oh shoot. and roy show, bro, i i went home and it was just too exhausting. i mean, constantly expecting is equal treatment. you know, completely her being treated the same way. other people with the same mouth exposure was getting treated patsy. come on for she of course she push and push it through and roll are the yeah. right. yeah. i was, i was exhausted. i mean i was, oh no i oh oh no one. i took the back an

that very ukrainian way, after he broke down crying he said, would you like some coffee or ybe some brandyver forgetting their self and place and rituals and rhythms of a life now in the past. >> i am glad they are still turning to those rituals and prisms even though some of them are elusive. before i let you go, i want to ask about a story away from ukraine. a story you have helped us on many times. radcliffe, the british iranian that has been in custody in iran for close to six years, you have followed all of the twists and turns and efforts to try to get her home. now, she is heading home today. i wonder how you assess the reasons that has happened? >> another is also heading home, the retired engineer that has also been languishing in prison in iran. nazneen has been there for six years. iran has always said this is not connected to any politics. from the british and others, they have called many dual nationals hostages. what was the bargain? well, we now know for sure. britain had to pay the 500 pound debt that has been owed to iran since before islamic relution -- the iranian revolu

brandy henry lee ktvu fox studios. prosecutors say a man accused in a deadly car crash last week was driving up to 90 miles an hour while abating. police police say they tried to stop 37 year old ramon sanchez last wednesday. they say. instead of stopping, he sped away, running a stop sign and slamming into a car at 76, then run still, streets, then tried to run from the scene . cleveland allen and jacqueline elliott were killed. the d. a says sanchez will be charged with double murder with special circumstances. he is due in court on wednesday. saratoga city officials are turning to technology in an effort to reduce crime. but as ktvu is jesse gary reports, there's still one more vote needed before new license plate readers become active. after balancing the need for more housing the next pressing question facing saratoga residents is security, some say. in recent years, crime has soared. car breaking there was people like. break ins in the homes. in response, some subdivisions installed neighborhood watch cameras mov

we have germany as fox law and us, and i'm an golf from deutsch front door to want brandies of it on your mission to mass law, mcduffton heter tourism type point done via her design for far less ish give isn't . oh, the magnum folk keegan. we were, i guess he wagner and england's state on dawkins armeno. 5th is one well known american author. dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. however, on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that pain the way for world war 2 column day with you and us mock think it doesn't die. interesting. hoping colorado us in bicycle mando house poor in the guns stock,

and i'm an golf from deutsch front door to want brandy's of it's on your knees, pushed him to mass numb echo from heter citizen type point dan viva. cassandra carlos ish give isn't oh, the magnet folks gave me. well, i guess he wagner. in england's state on the arkansas amino field is was well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. however, on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2 holiday with you and just mark think it doesn't intestinal open. garad. awesome bicycle. mando house poor in the guns, stock dog lobbyist most the time i b

protect the promise. house directly across from a school in elsa, brandi and school officials there. happy about this. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in the newsroom with what that school is doing, henry. mike the swastika is a symbol of hate, and that at school officials and parents concerned, but authorities tell me although objectionable, this resident and his house is within his free speech rights. for years. now, the cells already home has been covered with political signs and statements. no one seemed to pay it much mind until now. the new aspect as of today was the swastika on the upside down american flag. so of course that's disturbing. that represents terror to people. this house sits directly across the street from elsa brandi christian school principal, scott cox said his students asked what could be done about it. he gave him a quick lesson about the first amendment right to free speech. on the other hand, then i was able to explain why it's so offensive, cox says. there was something palpable they could do well. we can put an american flag right up there hon

in else brandy henry lee ktvu fox studios.rnes says limited direct service between richmond and milbury will resume by tomorrow afternoon. the red line has been down for repairs to a power cable. bart says they ran some tests and said they do have the capacity to run five car trains . while they continue to fix the damage that happened a couple of weekends ago. this means writers won't have to transfer trains to get from richmond to san francisco and beyond. a man who was shot over the weekend in oakland has now died from his injuries. police say the man and a woman were both shot saturday night at 102nd avenue and international boulevard. both victims were taken to a hospital where the man died yesterday. the woman remains in stable condition. police have not released a motive in the shootings, and no arrests have been made. police say 28 people have now been killed in oakland this year. san jose police today announced the arrest of a 27 year old woman who they say confessed to stabbing her own mother to death, investigators

i'm brandy campbell for fox weather. are taking a look at our weather.emperatures today. they got up there a little warmer than yesterday. 70 and fairfield. 71 in santa rosa . and then you had that 73 out here in antioxidants. pretty darn warm temperatures probably slightly cooler. it'll be more sunshine, actually, but it'll be a little bit cooler or the same in the mountains of winter weather advisory goes into effect on saturday. that's in the morning until the evening and there'll be some changing up there on the highways. they're going to get maybe six inches to a foot of snow, which would be great. we're going to get anywhere from 10th of an inch to a half of an inch of rain. here's the long range model, and i'll show you what's happening tomorrow. there's tomorrow clear skies. by tomorrow afternoon. clouds start to thicken up. and by friday night late into saturday, here comes our system. we get a break on sunday. then we get back into some clouds on in the middle of the week or late next week. it looks like maybe that could produce something. so t

i'm also very committed in my management of course lots brandy w political correspondent, simon young simon. this trip that we've just seen, the economy minister on what are your main takeaways? was a difficult trip for the green climate, an economy minister, his party is had to swallow a bit of pills in recent weeks. you know their party with the pacifist roots. and yet they've just had to agree a huge increase in defense spending. and now this trip to the gulf states of countries, of course, which have taken their wealth largely from fossil fuel industries. and, you know, obviously the german green party in particular, committed to ending reliance on fossil fuels. but right now the imperatives for robert harbert and germany are to enter the dependence will reduce it as quickly as possible on russian energy supplies. so it's a question if going and dealing with these countries, some of which have a difficult human rights record. but you know, other things have to be put aside and i think many germans looking at this will be surprised to find a green minister there talking with the gu

the wine and brandy was brought out from the cellars where they had hidden it from the nazis, and they were getting more drunk and preposterous as the lunch went on. at a certain point helen said, this is wonderful, guys, but there's still news out in the streets that i need to report. and hemingway was, are you crazy, sit back down, you'll never again be able to say that you were lunching with hemingway at the ritz the day after paris was liberated. and she got up to leave. and as a result of her going, actually she scooped her story that none of those men got near, which was that basically there was a service of thanksgiving being held at notre dame cathedral led by general de gaulle and three of the other french generals and she decided to go there and see what was going on and there was a huge crowd outside of cathedral and the generals were in a huge car and everybody cheered and saluted, very emotional moment. and at that point no one knew that the germans had left behind 50,000 troops in paris to kind of harry the allied troops, prevent them from taking the city. and all around

wheat is used to make bread and vodka from grapes, raisins and brandy, and sugar cane is used to make, and rum turns out that rum is the sweetest of all strong drinks, and they drink it exclusively in the tropics, where in -firstly , the source material grows, and secondly, where the climate is conducive to its use, to pull up vodka in the heat - this is more like self-torture. arom drinks well. guyanese presidential candidate mozasna gamutu believe that guyanese and roma are not separable, although in fact the guyanese people may drink everything. we can also drink a bottle of our gaian vodka, of course. it's not that you have a lot of things in russia - it's a rum country, and therefore most of us drink it. we love rum, but we also drink vodka on occasion with pleasure. and we need such a bank. you don't do everything anymore, a good friend of her supercell moses, by the way, this is the rum king, the richest man. gayan here he makes for a variety of assortment, and from the same thing that rum is made from cane. this is probably why the taste of the drink turns out to be just disgu

[cheers and applause] that was "almost doesn't count" by brandy, those are junior high days, so whatvorite songs of all time, but it helped solidify my love for a pop and r&b from early on. and i remember i used to be singing it at assembly's, and i would use the lyrics to sing to my crushes with, almost doesn't count, jason. it so i have fond memories of that. and then i will never forget the music video when the car breaks down and she is like walking on the road and the guy is like hello, here is my cowboy hats, and it will be forever imprinted in my mind, and i am cool with that. >> kelly: hello, here is my truck. i love you so much. thank you so much, susan. i did not have -- i only had the basic eight channels, we were poor. and i did not see like any of those videos. i need to have a weekend where i just watch all of these videos. i know the songs, but i missed that cowboy hat and truck bed. it sounds like a country song. i missed out on something good. thank you so much, susan. we have lots of good stuff this hour, from the new interstellar rom, "moonshot," cole sprouse and l

and wine in brandi was being brought out from the writ sellers that they've managed to hide from the nazis. and it was, you know, fantastic and everybody's war stories we're getting stronger and more preposterous as the lunch went on. but at a certain point, helen said, you know, basically sorry guys, been wonderful but there are still news outside in the streets that i need to report. and hemingway was, are you crazy, sit back down, you'll never again be able to say that you lunching with hemingway at the ritz the day after paris was liberated. and she got up to leave. and the result of her going, actually, she found a story that out of those men got near. which was that basically, there was a service of thanksgiving being given at notre-dame cathedral. led by general to bow and three of the other friends generals and she decided to go there to see what was going on. and there was a huge crowd outside the cathedral and the gall pitched up and the other generals in a huge car and everybody sheared and saluted very emotional. moment. and at that point, no one knew that the germans had

, specifically for the university as part of their research program which helped lead the way for brandy making in california.'s budget is 24 feet long and weighs hundreds of pounds, stolen this past weekend. uc davis officials hope it can be returned so students can learn from it for years to come. >> you can always make another one, but it will not be the same. >> the university officials are working with police who believe the thieves took the still to sell the copper. >> i hope not. oh my gosh. it's either that or some fraternity house. >> don't do it, guys. >> it's more complicated than you think. >>> thanks for watching out 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area you ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, we are following a number of major headlines as we come on the air. president biden's high-strikes summit as he arrives in brussels tonight, after a month of brutal war in ukraine. also, tornadoes touch down in the south. and, the sad news tonight about madeleine albright, dying at the age of 84. tonight, the u.s. declares russia is committing war

. >> reporter: and so far it looks like the plan is working for brandy and friend. how long are you staying here? >> i have no idea. one year. >> reporter: what do you think about that? >> i don't know. that's a lot to take in. >> reporter: but the plan has critics, including homeless advocates who worry the city could try to force people into housing they don't want. in san francisco, sharon katsuda. >>> there are proven fixes that could transform the city. episode 4 of our streaming series called saving san francisco is out now and in an exclusive interview with their breed we asked what she is doing to move san francisco forward. >> we were in the midst of a global pandemic. yes, things have gotten worse. now as we're living with covid, you know, we are really taking a hard stance on trying to turn these problems around. >>> you can watch episode 4 on roku or other streaming devices by downloading the nbc bay area app or going to nbcbayarea.com/ savingsanfrancisco. >>> we have an update on the breaking news we brought you at 5:00. fires along highway 4. the perso

there and hemingway was all full of, you know, basically he'd liberated paris so and and wine and brandy was being bought out from the rich cellars that they'd managed to hide from the nazi's and it was a you know, fantastic and everybody's war stories were getting drunker and more preposterous as the went on but at a certain point helen said, you know, basically sorry guys. this has been wonderful but this is still news outside in the streets that i need to report. and hemingway was you crazy sit down sit back down, you know, you'll never again be able to say that you launching with hemingway at the ritz the day after paris was liberate didn't you and she got up to leave and then and also her going actually she scooped a story that none of those men got near which was that basically she there was a service of thanksgiving being held at notre-dame cathedral that afternoon. led by general degaulle and three of the other french generals and she decided to go there to see what was going on and there was a huge crowd outside the cathedral and the goal pitched up and the other generals in a h

a high level meeting between both presidents at brandy w correspondent, mathias bellinger, who joins us from the ukrainian capital. keith mathias, the ukranian delegation, has made a peace proposal. what security assurances are they asking for exactly ah, basically what they have said is that these security guarantees should be stronger than what the night nato countries have agreed on in article 5. which means that they expect countries to declare that they would be ready to step in if the country was attacked. and that's what one advisor has said. other official sources have a talk more about the possibility to procure or to provide weapons to ukraine. so basically the idea would be $245.00 ukraine in a way that it could really be not a member of nature, but be armed so much that it would be very difficult to attack it and pop last possibly. i mean, it's of different sources, different saying different things, but possibly even the guarantee that other countries, even though not through the mechanisms of nato, would step in the case of an attack. and he has russia says it will dras

for popular eco moscow radio station and the independent dust tv channel also shut down that sir. brandy w, russia, correspondent, emily sherwin on this normally best in moscow. but since the kremlin shocked on our bureau that revoked accreditation for all our colleagues and journalists, they're working from berlin is good to have you in the studio for a change. ok, so let's talk about this new legislation by the russian parliament housing. if you could this, this was very drastic, it essentially means that all criticism can be silenced and the fear that already existed, you know, even before this war in russian society is being solidified. so even this, just last week, the media watchdog and russia was warning that media outlets in russia can only use official sources to report about of what they're calling a special operation. they also were telling critical media outlets that they can't call a war a war, but that they should be referring to it as a special operation. now it seems with this new law, which means up to 15 years in prison, essentially for any thing that that veers off the

in the tiny kitchen of their apartment, we enjoyed an early- morning brandy.n said he launched this bloody invasion to rid ukraine of nazis, a strange claim when zelensky is jewish and says his grandfather fought against the nazis with the soviet army. now ukraine is in peril again, and the country's unlikely leader has emerged as a hero. >> it's truly, truly awful. awf. >> reporter: even gett >> reporter: even getting hollywood's attention at an awards ceremony sunday. >> we have a fellow actor in zelensky, who deserves some credit tonight for fighting the fight. ( applause ) >> reporter: but volodymyr zelensky has left show biz far behind. he's found a new calling: helping to galvanize his people, and winning the admiration of a world horrified by putin's attack on ukraine. holly williams, cbs news. >> diaz: still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," it's called "the last great race on earth," for a reason. we head to anchorage next. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. family is just very

our business has been titled we caught brandy vehicles anymore because they have been vandalized and they will be van to laws. so after the 2nd load of flat toys, it was pretty obvious that things could get worse and dangerous. so we saw one of our vague bills and leave on brandon. all the rest to suddenly say this. degenerating too. oh, madness. he now where the argument is, gets to the point of threatening people in the communion paper. let people know. yeah. frames neither is a not in a threatening each other all, not speaking up being afraid to sort of be involved in a debate if gone from a situation of protecting a unique, pock, tomas anarchy. you know, all the sudden that's what the hell has happened. he is become quite divisive. we have had stuff threatened that would and made it very difficult. i suppose list examples are threats on facebook, mostly, and threats to people's keats at school was probably the worse. and you know, that can have a big impact on the staff that are working. they, they just trying to do the job and, and trying to look after the park and, and not feel

always gives me great pleasure to see women dressed impeccably and stylish, was along with great brandy. by before we only saw men wearing suits and good shoes, but now we also see women doing at wauka. it's a great pleasure. they honor us. women have a whopping obama of, of a supple, natty, i busted go, don't mind you can, was supposed to be inspired by my husband since for fashion law. he is a supper. oh, there are some men who refuse to include women in the association of the claim that where women are, there are always quarrels. buskey things have changed. i'm going to go because many women have joined with somebody. so be mucous. there are even women who dress better than men, they really out do. men wasn't also stick. officially, there might be equality between men and women in the congo least society. but in reality, men act as if they were somehow above women level of who we love civil w. so the 8th of march is important for us up here is, is it is international women's day. how did what each woman has the right to celebrate? oh, miss susan sima, even if i'm sick on that day, i

just may be the beginning by the s and the in the short term, just the daily, you know, suffering brandis actions occurring is like it occur and that'll drive the policies things to think about right now that may not be possible. it's just, it's unclear be given the how things escalade and, and what kind of the appetite of both the american public and the world. and it's watching this and then media landscape is and, and nobody knows the answer to that. as about career riddick, i'm probably going to give you was probably going to be last word on this to you and i want to ask you as well, should the west have seen this coming up for i have a comment about that about that. yeah, well that will happen. i will have to suffer. oh, the point is we on this, we just definitely do understand what's going on right now. like in the world politics and how. 3 your brain is as a country, we are receiving support from one side, but we know that the most of the work will have to do our self. there is no doubt to that. but again, a, when you are calculating and waiting the risks, they issue would be like,