had carl carlson killed before?winter of 2012 as the seneca county district attorney was preparing to prosecute carl carlson for the murder of his son levi, new york investigators had become deeply interested in the long ago california fire that killed levi's mother christina. they were suspicious about carlson's behavior that day. christina's family was more than suspicious, they were certain carl killed christina and now, new york state investigator jeff arnold thought so, too. why did you take such an interest in christina's death when you're here in new york state, that case is in california? >> it became personal. she's just a great human being who had everything to look forward to in life. >> investigator arnold was asked to help out early in the carlson investigation, and he took a particular interest in christina and the fire that killed her. >> just imagine yourself, you're in this bathroom taking a bath and you smell smoke, and it's coming through your door, and there is this inferno outside the door, and

i'm gretchen carlson and this is "the real story." this time they are going to tie it to a doctor fix, the law requiring you to have insurance or face a fine while also a cut in medicare reimbursement for doctors. a new poll showing how americans feel about obamacare. 49% saying pessimistic, 45% scared,

carlson and mcguirk have some thoughts. >> are you the son of god?i am. >> also tonight, an update on the intense ukraine-russian situation. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. harmful entertainment. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. if you saw the factor last night, you know that president obama has launched a huge initiative to help children at risk targeting young black men especially. called my brother's keeper. it's a good initiative as we discussed with the president's senior advisor valerie jarrett. if you missed the interview it is bill o'reilly.com. what is missing is the entertainment factor. these are effecting unsupervised children of all colors. makes billions putting out stuff like this. >> i fought so hard [bleep] >>> now, if you can't see that unsupervised children might be harmed by that kind of stuff, then you are not responsible person. period. in order to help children at risk, the american society has

the ukraine debacle, and margaret carlson debates the political pull of bill clinton. we begin the program with a longest serving member of congress, ever. served with 11 presidents. it is a privilege to have john dingell. thank you for being here. >> god bless you. you still call me john. >> you have revered the institution. what reforms would you make? >> one is the nasty partisanship. it shouldn't be that way. the congress means the coming together. the assemblage of the american people. all of the business has been moved into the office of the speaker. newt gingrich started that. it gave control over the then congress. they had the control they wanted to run the place they wanted. >> you would return that? >> you bet i would. but with the money in politics, the 24 hour news cycle, do you worry that rather than a temporary cycle, this may be a condition for a long time? >> i am afraid that it is so. i am very much afraid that the congress will never be able to go back. you mentioned the other problems we have. 24-hour news cycle. the difficulty in getting the busine

we will get to margaret carlson a moment. first, the latest from the ukraine.re the odds that putin goes into the ukraine? >> the odds are fairly good. all it takes is for somebody to say we need help. the old term was fraternal assistance. the intelligence assessment here is bleaker than what you're hearing in public. they still assess that putin sees this as a continuation of the cold war, a chance to reverse was started in 1991. >> our notion is to play nice, who doesn't like to play nice. >> he doesn't see the world the same way the folks in the west do. >> when you look at key yet, whatever happens there, the ukrainians need a lot of money. a lot of it is going to have to come from the imf. they impose conditions. isn't it likely to make a political situation even worse? >> there is one way to mitigate the a little bit. give them some money up front. they need $3.5 billion to get to the end of march. you could do that without those conditions. then, have the conditions tightened as time goes by. then get more money. you don't have to start out with hitting

the officers say the driver lost control of the car after he exited at carlson boulevard. it appeared driver failed to negotiate the turn and took out a light pole. however, the light pole stayed attach to the vehicle. >> the driver tried to run off. here is the suspect in the back of the patrol car. no word on charge or why he ran from officers in the first place. it is confusing at the exit with one stoplight blinking broad, the other stoplight is a solid red and i have not seen that stop line turn green in the last half hour so that means when you get to this four way intersection you will have to stop and hopefully that will be fixed when the commute comes through. >> new this morning, cvs pharmacy is facing $29 million in fines for allegedly losing track of prescription painkillers at four northern california stores. "los angeles times" reports thousands of pill may have been sold. officials from d.e.a. say 37,000 painkillers were taken from the cvs stores. they have not responded to any requests for more information. >>> a man is dead after being shot in the head in

. >> joyce sent private investigator darryl carlson to visit gloria. >> she said i don't want you doing. this i've had enough. i don't want it anymore. i can't handle it. >> i think she didn't want to get her hopes up needlessly. and she didn't want to see me waste my money. i did have some inheritance money from my father which i went through rather quickly. i just thought it was worth the expense. >> over gloria's objections, joyce hired carlson who soon found a note in the case files revealing cleland's unorthodox relationship with his star witness, gary masse. >> you don't take a suspect in a murder case home for conjugal visits and chicken and dumpling dinners without handcuffs. it seemed like gary was being nudged into things. >> but in order to get a new trial for gloria, carlson would need clear evidence that there was a deal and he deceived the jury. >> it took a long time. they were closing doors and he had to make enemies in the sacramento courts before that letter showed up. >> what carlson found was a letter that had been sealed from the public, a letter to masse's sentenci

the chase started in sacramento and ended in a crash at carlson boulevard in richmond. it began around 12:30 this morning after police tried to make a routine traffic stop in downtown sacramento near the capitol. officers say the driver refused to pull over and led them on a chase going more than 100 miles an hour onto interstate 80. the car ran over a spike strip in vallejo but kept going due to safety issues. officers called off the pursuit and lost sight of him. but a few minutes later, the driver took the carlson boulevard exit going too fast. >> the driver failed to negotiate the turn and ended up taking out a light pole which you can see here behind me. however, the light pole stayed attached to the vehicle. >> the driver jumped out of the car and tried to run but was caught about a block away. >>> outside our doors, sunny skies with temperatures warms in the 70s around the bay area this afternoon. that will be the headline for your tuesday before wind becomes the headline a little bit later this evening. giving you a live look at beautiful skew bly over the bray,

i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story." after marshalling troops into parts of ukraine, russian president vladimir putin claiming it's the west making things worse. claiming needed to go in to protect ethnic population living there. he says they are living under threat. it's the russian troops who seem to be calling all the shots. >> russian ambassador to the u.n. now claiming exiled ukrainian prime minister is the reason russia sent troops in. president obama spoke about the standoff just a short time ago. >> the course of history is for people to want to be free to make their own decisions about their own futures. and the international community, i think, is unified in believing that it is not the role of an outside force where there's been no evidence of serious violence, whether there's been no rational under international law to intervene in people trying to determine their own destiny. >> chief white house correspondent ed henry live at the white house for us. ed, what is the president saying today. >> the president p

i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story." set off after lois lerner, center of irs profiling scandal refused to answer questions again, once again invoking fifth amendment at a house hearing. that's when things got really heated. >> you will sit down and allow me to ask question. i'm a member of the congress of united states of america. >> represent 700,000 people. you cannot just have a one-sided investigation. >> the hearing was adjourned. with that we'll have more on the irs scandal when the lawyer from one of the groups who claim to be unfairly targeted joins me for an exclusive interview minutes away. >> president obama's nominee for attorney general rejected by democratically controlled senate. he was controversial because of his involvement in the defense of a convicted cop killer, everyone voting against the nomination. here is the clempbler. they voted along with these seven democrats. either the first time it's gone down since they changed filibuster rule. anchor of special report. this is a stinking rebuke of the o

. >> i am gretchen carlson. story that the missing maylasian airplane may not have crashed but may have floun on for hours. plus, why did one of the pilots have a flight similator in his home? does it have going to do with the missing plane. and the update on the tone age that sued parents and what a mom, what she did when her son went down in a wrestling ring. >> all right. when is free shipping not really free? that's the central question in a pair of lawsuits filed againstamma son. they believe they are gouging by advertising free shipping and building the shipping charge in the itemia price. this is the $79 prime membership will go up to nine bucks. let's debail ought of this. we have trial attorneys here. and johna what they are saying, a woman in alabama who figured out shipping was supposed to be free, she was paying more for the actual item. does she have a sought? don't they always sneak in cost? i grpt you in the fine print, it will say that the cost of goods for prime members may be more than nonprime

i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story."fter lois lerner, center of irs profiling scandal refused to answer questions again, once again invoking fifth amendment at a house hearing. that's when things got really heated. >> you will sit down and allow me to ask question. i'm a member of the congress of united states of america. >> represent 700,000 people. you cannot just have a

i'm gretchen carlson. pro russian troops tightening the grip and pushing russia to leave ukraine to join russia. they set a referendum vote on secession, a vote president obama called a violation of international law. travel bans. european union suspending trade meetings with moscow and threatening to withdraw from g-8 summit in sochi. all this as russian navy sinks an old ship in the sea. why did they do it? to block ukrainian ships from entering or leaving port. president obama urging an aid package for ukrainian government. >> i want to be clear there's also a way to resolve this crisis that respects the interest of the russian federation. there's been a lot of talk about the issues. i'm calling on congress to follow up these words with action, specifically to support the imf's capacity to lend resources to ukraine and provide american assistance for ukrainian government. >> meantime u.s. military boosting its presence now in eastern europe sending a dozen f-16 fighter jets for air patrol. neighbor pola

there are 58 hearts and smileys and one nude picture of tucker carlson. odd.ison, apple didn't create the emoji's. they are based on a coding standard that apple has to adhere to so people on various platforms can see them. is it reasonable it is taking awhile? or are they straight up racist? >> i find it best to just satisfy yes so i don't get in trouble. i use emoji's all the time. i love them. i have gone through and they do not have -- they have white characters so i understand if you want to send something that looks like you. kneeing that -- anything that spandz expands more emoji's is great. but if we are making requests you need to add dogs. it is cats, cats, cats. a camel with one hump and two humps and one dog and a stereo typical dog with a brown eye and a white. >> because they eat dogs. the people who make these -- i'm serious. >> is that racist? >> i am talking about computer coders at apple. they are totally unamerican. they are anti-dogs. >> they are probably american to be honest. >> not american is different from unamerican. they could be bot

steven carlson is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands from the symphony. it was almost forced to shut down. two endowments worth $400,000 combined were left with $700 in them. >>> happening now, richmond city leaders are meeting with the public housing residents who live with moldy walls and bug bites. is a story out lining deplorable conditions at the public housing. >> this meeting is an opportunity for residents to take their complaints to city leaders. this community meeting started an hour ago. we have video to show you, fairly crowded with the meeting room packed. there's two city council members meeting with the residents taking inventory with the residents. last month we reported on the conditions in the public housing units. residents say mold, sewage problems, cockroaches are some of the issues. the housing serves 10,000 residents. it is time for the city to take action. >> we want to stop all the dispelling that there is no problems at this housing project. when you listen to the people that live here, this is how you get the information of what

don't use the carlson avenue offramp from 80. it's a huge line here.look at the bay bridge. that's improved. that's about a 15-minute drive time between hoedged and san francisco. highway 4 still slow as you come through over the baypoint area. it's improved in pittsburgh and antioch. 680 is slow from concord to walnut creek. 80 is slow on the freeway as well. marin county, southbound 101 from 37 to novato, 37 to san rafael is slow and 880 and 680 are recovering from earlier fender-benders. let's go to steve. >>> temperatures a little cold for some. not too bad for others. i should mention on this date in 1911, tamarac, california, highway 4, 451 inches of snow was measured on this date. the greatest snow level ever measured. on this date in 1911. we do have clear skies and -- can't find any snow or clouds. we do have clear skies. 30s, 40s, and 50s. we'll end up with 60s and 70s this afternoon. the breeze has been good for some. not too bad for others. it's clear here. a few high clouds to the south. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. pretty good breeze

[applause] carlson, don'tet you? tell us what you think about margaret carlson. >> she is terrific.lastas the first and female commentary at "time magazine." i would like to bring scott appeared to show how funny i am in contrast. [laughter] i'm just joking. also to say to both scott and to margaret, this has been a great form. the summit is not nearly over. we have sheila bair coming up. fermin and we will have our festive reception with the specialty cocktails, the lehman deficitini for those of you who have the temerity to stay with us all day. let me invite to the stage cynthia matthews. and margaret carlson, columnist with bloomberg view. margaret, cynthia. [applause] >> good afternoon. is this humming? am i humming. >> yes. >> all right, excuse the echo. silvio matthews burwell is the person you will see, the only woman in the picture of the financial team of the obama administration for a while. and we exchanged memos this morning and we both decided to wear turquoise. as director of the office of management -- >> give me your cell phone. >> i don't have it. it's not myself o

. >> over gloria's objections, joyce hired carlson who soon found a note in the case files revealingnorthodox relationship with his star witness, gary masse. >> you don't take a suspect in a murder case home for conjugal visits and chicken and dumpling dinners without handcuffs. it seemed like -- >> in order to get a new trial for glo i can't, he would need clear evidence that there was a deal. >> it took a long time. they were closing doors and towed make enemies in the sacramento courts before that letter showed up. >> what carlson found was a letter that had been sealed from the public. a letter to masse's sentencing judge. >> when i saw that, my jaw dropped. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation th

we need more tucker carlsons. >> eric? >> my question? >> yes. >> clearly, i'm not in the book.the book is called not cool, that's a good thing. >> exactly. >> can i assume i'm cool then? >> yes, you can, but i don't like the word cool. i like good. the whole point about, the bad thing about cool is it negates the idea of good and evil. anything bad can be cool. so i would rather say you're good as opposed to cool. >> can i expand that a little bit? hipsters aren't cool, or the way they're acting is not cool, but doesn't the right need a cool -- to become cooler? >> yes, they need a sense of humor. so they can go have fun and be less the moralistic republican stereotype, i think. again, that's not cool. that's just good. >> you continue to support the free market system and all that. >> yes. >> cool makes a lot of money. isn't that true? these cool trends, they sell a lot of things. they do a lot of these stars and stuff, they make a lot of money. so it sort of runs a little counter, doesn't it, to where the markets are today? >> i think, again, if something good sells, then it'

we will get to margaret carlson in a moment. first, the february jobs report.are joined by julianna goldman. unemployment went up a bit, but a lot of jobs were created. >> 175,000 jobs. better than expected. ease anxiety at about the weaker data from previous months. there might be a spring in the step of the jobs market right now. construction jobs are up. we do not have a discernible impact on the expiration of the unemployment benefit and that may take some of the steam out of the push to get them in place again. >> in the middle of everything this week, president obama released his budget, $3.9 trillion. that used to be a big deal. it almost didn't happen. it was the middle of the night. >> the tree falls in the woods and no one is there to hear. didn't happen? $3.9 trillion budget. the reason it didn't get much play because it is basically dead on arrival. it is a wish list of democratic priorities. the president to some of the entitlement reforms off the table and that is because in a midterm election year, the demographics, the voting age is skewed highe

the ukraine debacle, and margaret carlson debates the political pull of bill clinton.gin the program with a longest serving member of congress, ever. served with 11 presidents. it is a privilege to have john dingell. thank you for being here.

go offer the desk, german cartooning firm carlson came out with limited gold-plated mercedes-benz 350h comes with 1050 sheets of gold leave. it takes more than 200 man-hours to complete. the car's interior has more than $60,000 worth of gold. there are 25 existing models of the limited edition vehicle. 10 have been claimed by carlson customers. the company has yet to publicly give the car a price tag. david: it was a solid gold car in gold inker. number one thing to watch tomorrow will be february jobs report. economists expecting 149,000 new jobs. we'll wait and see if they're right. cheryl: there you go. david: gerri willis and adam shapiro is in for gerri tonight. adam: hello, everybody, i'm adam shapiro in for gerri willis. right now on "the willis report", the obama administration's war on seniors. the plan to destroy a big benefit enjoyed by millions. >>> also, skirt-chasing perverts get a high court approved pass to photo your private parts. wait until you hear the judge's reason why and she's a woman. >>> and aaa is here with a new safety warning. what you're doing behind the

carlson resigned from the position after that discovery was made. >> we were all very surprised because he presented himself very well, and we trusted him, and we had no, you know, clue this was -- these type of things were happening. >> if convicted, carlson could face up to 18 years behind bars. the there will be a meeting in may. >>> jerry brown to sign a working agreement between the two regions pledging to work together to foster growth in the tech industry. also on the agenda, advice on how to deal with water shortages. >> israel has no water problems because we recycle close to 90% of our water, we prevent leaking in the pipes. >> the two regions have a lot in common including a shortage of water in the reservoirs. >>> the drought is on the mind of firefighters. it will cut back on water usage at the 33 fire stations. turning off lawn sprinklers,  sweeps driveways instead of hosing them down and making sure there are no leaks. it could start as early as tomorrow. >>> still ahead at 6:00, new revelations about the stunning death of a hospital patient found in a stairwell. the ac

police activity near interstate 80 at carlson boulevard.ice have just arrested three people that they say were involved in a shooting this morning. nobody was hit by that gunfire. and police are baiting for a search warrant to go into an apartment building to try to recover a gun they they was involved. a live picture from news chopper 2 overhead and if there's anything new to tell you about during the rest of this show, we'll pass it along. >>> it's a day that few people think about. >> i have not had a single request from any business owner or homeowner for landslide insurance. >> after the break, we explore why it's so hard to get covered and how much homeowners would have to pay. >> back now with more on what we are looking at for 6:00. >>> some bay area police departments are struggling to fill their rank. others are overflowing with officers. how this advantage is giving some schools some extra level of protection. >> plus. >> they're going to have to drag me. the sheriff department will have to come with three or four big guys. >> do

have another healthy cell around hercules and to kensington you can see headed into berkeley, and carlson boulevard all those areas are probably getting a night -- nice shower. everything is moving west to east so you can see the radar return to the west on live doppler 7 hd and it is coming your way and you will be wet. sfo is looking dry. i will let you know how long the delays will be. the heavy rain is scattered in the afternoon and our best chance of thunder is this morning with outside chance the scattered showers later today but the best energy is this morning and a pattern that is unsettled through next week. this is not the only game in town. low-to-mid 50's around the city and if you are headed through the ferry building, 55, and across chrissy feel at 54, and all of us are in the low-to-mid 50's and saratoga at 49. we are going to hang out in the upper 50 to low 60's and tonight we have scattered showers and temperatures in the mid-40's to low 50's. at 7:00 in the only you can see the heavier showers and thunderstorms rolling through. by noon they are again. just scattered show

i mentioned it approaching central and we can show you at carlson what it looks like. it's pretty slow from richmond into berkeley and then things improve from berkeley into emery veil. that's your latest kcbs traffic and at 106.9 fm. here's lawrence with the forecast. >>> all right we're winding down with winter now. the weather looking very nice outside and no rain. looks like we're going to keep things nice and dry and in fact nice and clear headed out the door the morning. little cool? spots though. temperatures in the low 40s in the interior valleys and into the afternoon we'll find plenty of sunshine and some very nice weather ahead. i think high pressure going to hang around all week long. just some minor fluctuations in the latter part of the week maybe more fog coming our way but other than that we're going to be dry until the end of winter and the beginning of spring which starts on thursday. looks like that ridge bringing plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures today to the coastline. we'll see some 60s. and looking good around the state if you're traveling

. ♪ >> we will turn to margaret carlson and lanhee chen in just a moment.irst, the obamacare contraceptive rule splits the high court. greg, can for-profit companies deny employees contraceptive coverage because of their religious belief? >> it appears that corporations would be able to claim some religious rights. it is not clear how this case comes out. the obama administration is making the case that it is not just the rights of the religious corporation but also the employees. the women who have a statutory right to get contraceptive coverage. it is not clear how the court will weigh those two factors. >> when that contraceptive decision in 1965 -- you had nine men who had no idea what they were talking about. this time there are three women justices. they were a forceful presence in that. >> we may have a gender divide in this case. the female justices were the ones who were most favorable to the administration. this case really does have that gender aspect to it because it is contraceptives for women that are an issue. you may see that come out in the

forty federal steven carlson is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the symphony. the symphony was nearly shut down but was saved thanks to donations. two endowments that were once worth more than $400,000 combined were left with just hundreds of dollars. >>> ktvu coverage of the six current and former san francisco police officers facing federal corruption charges. one of the men charged is making his feelings down and that he believes the case will now hold up. three officers returned to court today for a statushearing. >> five san francisco police officers and one former officer face an uncertain future here at the federal courthouse. >> this will be a mess this will not be clean. this prosecution trial will not be cleaned. >> three of them had a status hearing yesterday, three others today. one of those today a sergeant in furniture, longtime officer and in the interest of full disclosure someone i've known since junior high. he made his first public statement off-camera saying an saying an indictment in federal court sounds horrible but it's it's a mere accus

[cheers and applause] margarets about carlson? >> she is terrific. >> why? laste was the first and female columnist at "time." >> i like to bring scott appear to show how funny i am in contrast. i am just joking. tribute to scott -- to margaret. we have sylvia mathews burwell coming up. we will richard trumka, be having a conversation. we will have a festive reception with the specialty cocktails, thelehman drop and whocitini, for all of those have the temerity to stay with us all day. let me invite to the stage, sylvia mathews burwell, director of the office and management and budget. and margaret carlson, columnist with bloomberg view. margaret, sylvia? >> good afternoon. is this hunting? humming?s excuse the echo. sylvia mathews burwell is the , then that you will see picture of thehe financial team of the obama administration. we both decided to wear turquoise. sylvia, as director of the office of management -- >> is me your cell phone. >> it is not my cell phone. >> sorry to interrupt. >> i am a walking signal. andoffice of management dreaming. because

steven carlson was arrested last week. he's facing several charges. the symphony was left on the brink of financial ruin. here's video from a free summer concert last june. three months leaderboard members received an alert. two symphony ebb do youments -- endowments had dwindled down to $770. >>> how schools districted handle children who identify as transgender, an alleged attack was a false report. only one school district in the state asks the students if they identifies atrack genter. that district is in the bay area -- asp trance gender. >> mom we found that the students that are transgender are at a higher risk for depression. >> the district started asking about five years ago. how do the numbers compare with other districts. we don't know, san francisco is the only district in the fate be maybe in the country that asks the question. >> i think what it shows is that san francisco is willing to ask the question to find out who they are. >> our students, we're talking about a reality and we needed to catch up. >> the survey is anonymous, the stu

. >> carlson this way.a goal. >> the power play comes through withhe caps as a score to the it -- score two and beat anaheim. the caps keep fighting. they are tied with columbus for the eighth and final playoff spot in the east. it would be nice to see them go to the playoffs. the wizards are playing on the west coast. the result was not good. they fell to the kings in overtime. 117-111. -- tim brant shows us how a change of venue is helping. >> we start with the hoyas. the game was plane in a gymnasium on campus. mack d was rocking. we pick it up in the second half. inbound pass, look out. behind the back. 34-32. hoyas down two. 10 for 10. 32 points. 11 rebounds. the g-man rolls over west virginia. 77-65. fans, rg iii got everyone's attention. he said he was not going to where the brace and he is a rehabbed enough. went from a rookie quarterback rating of 73.2 two a sophomore slump at 40.1 with the injured knee brace. difference. a have a great day. overa's military planes an ice pack river. they just bomb

. >> joyce sent private investigator darryl carlson to visit gloria. >> she said i don't want you doing't want it anymore. i can't handle it. >> i think she didn't want to get her hopes up needlessly. and she didn't want to see me waste my money. i did have some inheritance money from my father which i went through rather quickly. i just thought it was worth the expense. >> over gloria's objections, joyce hired carlson who soon found a note in the case files revealing cleland's unorthodox relationship with his star witness, gary masse. >> you don't take a suspect in a murder case home for conjugal visits and chicken and dumpling dinners without handcuffs. it seemed like gary was being nudged into things. >> but in order to get a new trial for gloria, carlson would need clear evidence that there was a deal and he deceived the jury. >> it took a long time. they were closing doors and he had to make enemies in the sacramento courts before that letter showed up. >> what carlson found was a letter that had been sealed from the public, a letter to masse's sentencing judge. >> when i saw that,

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i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." it is friday. conference set to begin 30 minutes from now. it comes of a the review this said he had no involvement in the politically motivated traffic jams. the governor sitting down with diane sawyer after the report was released. >> sure. spent a lot of time last 11 weeks thinking about what did i

i'm jenna lee in for gretchen carlson. vladimir putin is retaliating travel ban.uote, military stage. the growing tension as ukrainian troops pull out of crimea following the takeover of the naval headquarters there. drawing up a plan to evacuate outnumbered troops back to the mainland, allies to participate in joint military exercises as russia takes more steps to

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