know me by yackel from chatham house. ah, i moscow says it has shot down a long range rocket supplied by the united states to ukraine. if confirmed it with the 1st time russia has down one of these, a fog reaching weapons that keeps us a needs to reach targets in russian occupied the pos of you, craig. and i was what follows along the way to the delivery of western battle tanks of, from germany on the u. k. so far case forces we've had to rely on soviet made armor . i corresponded back xander sent this report on the cruise, keeping those old tanks running. these men are farmers from the south. now they belong to the most feared units on the battlefield. the soviet era t 80 takes 3 men to operate at 40 tons and driven at speeds of up to 80 kilometers an hour. gunner basil says the tanks scare the enemy, julio, i will tell you this as soon as they see from the drones how the tanks are coming, then all the artillery is only aimed at us. they forget about the infantry about everything. so they're afraid also, but the tanks ne

[applause] that's almost double the average annual wage in chatham county. and that's where the new plant will be built. it's not just clean energy manufacturing, next door in pittsboro the town is getting $18 million to keep contaminants out of their drinking water. northeastern north carolina alligator river bridge, connecting i-95 and the outer banks will be replaced with a modern bridge so folks don't face the frustrating delays and detours. about 700,000 north carolinian families were able to afford high-speed internet because of our infrastructure law. we put it in and it's available. no more having to pull up to a parking lot outside of mcdonald's and have to turn on the internet so your kid can do their homework when they're not doing it online. by the way, just yesterday north carolina, because of your governor he became the 40th state to expand medicaid under the affordable care act. [applause] the fourth since i took office including funding for the american rescue plan, 600 thousand north carolinians are about to qualify for high quality health c

fox weather correspondent robert ray is live in chatham, massachusetts.at are people expecting? >> good morning, the wind kicking up in earnest in chatham on the elbow of massachusetts. you see, look at the bay and the water moving in, that is the concern as this nor'easter keeps churning we will see water come in and may see coastal flooding and could see 60 mile per hour wind gusts here. let's take a look at snow video from the interior harris, in massachusetts and new york. one to two feet of snow is falling and it is really a tale of two stories on this nontraditional nor'easter we have going here, especially on the cape. we're not seeing that snow, we're seeing heavy rain and wind and i have to say, what is interesting about the system right now, the fact we, where i'm situated in chatham, we are closest as far as mileage and proximity to the center or eye of the storm, 100 or so miles out there, as we wipe the lens and the water continues to come in here. we have ebbs and flows of wind that dies down and no rain like the eye of a hurricane. when you

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i called back from chatham house. thank you. i want to take you to cuba. now the polls are going to be closing soon, voters there have been choosing members of the national assembly. those lawmakers will then elect a president, is expected to be the current leader miguel diaz canal. but there's been no campaigning in this election and no opposition challenges, which means that people are unable to endorse the candidates already chosen. but the turn out will be seen as an important litmus test on the communist run government. our desire is to raise a bow reports now from the cuban capital. we're hearing a polling station in havana where people have been coming since very early in the morning to cast their valor to they're picking the members of a national assembly hall will eventually lead this country's next president among the candidates. i former press am, but i will go to the current president, me in the canal, and people will have to pick among the candidates in their district. you can see right here, some of them in this case is my view, like after sh

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good afternoon from chatham. it's sunny out. strange for a nor'easter, right?he waves kicking up. that's the issue. coastal flooding and high winds till tomorrow. if we can turn the camera. maybe we can see this rainbow that is just appeared almost like tv magic here for you, neil, on the bay, on the elbow of cape cod. how strange. two feet of snow on the intear yes and some parts of massachusetts. hundreds of thousands of people without power. on the cost lines no, snow whatsoever. we may have snow later tonight that will come in. but the real story here is the fact that we're just getting battered by the winds. that's why i'm holding on to this rope on the pier. it's up and down, side to side. that's what folks from here to gloucester, northeast of boston have been going through. we hope there's not coastal flooding when the high tide comes tonight and tomorrow morning. we certainly hope there's not more power outages. yet again, another system walloping part of america and this part was at a snow deficit on the interior. so some of those folks getting that s

it really required co-responding, so when it came back to the department, i really joined in with chatham county, the savannah police department, gateway behavioral health, and we started having meetings and identifying each of our responses to really integrate a response. and the needs of these people get a trust. sometimes, when you are responding to an emergency scene, they need people who are trained to be able to de-escalate the situation. and so we started coordinating with training with each other. we have co-responding units, so now are really coordinating with each other to make sure that we are coordinating. and then we follow up to make sure that they are having a follow-up that decreases the emergency room visits and also decreases -- i think the first step is really championing-ing the sea i.t.. getting your employees to experience that training regardless of however long they have been in -- it identifies gaps in their own knowledge and that is the first step, getting your staff trained. and being the first person to ask the question, when is -- and not being afraid to go to

dodging creek scuff. armand and sorted out more, billy 0 tut, dean. deutschland and annoyed the buffalo chatham. if he has a chava toyota, my story in northland it has to. but some of our veterans conte starting in for are the hours east and does she east austin bus mafia dock on charges are yeah, that be neat nifty for me. it damaging the foam yet. these as dupage be like a dish diverse mr. blue. ready the double play continued. germany signed the surrender on may the 7th at the american command headquarters in the french city, a rims stone and was furious. the soviet people had borne the main brunt of the war, but the surrender had been signed on french territory with the anglo americans playing the leading rose. the act of surrender should be carried out as an important historic event and accepted in the place where the fascist aggression came from in berlin and not unilaterally, but by the high command of all the anti hitler coalition countries. the allies had to consent. they agreed to consider the documents signed in france as a preliminary one. the 2nd unconditional surrender was signed

haskins, thank you so much, from chatham, virginia. like to keep track of that stuff, and i hope it doesn't spread much farther than it already has. and i hope you come back withup. an update. if it does . . thank >> i appreciate it. thank you, sir. yes, sir. thank you. >> so people are living all over the streets of major american ae cities. you're supposed to ignore it. drug addicts dr mostlug addy a lot ofesult of them are mentally ill, both as a result of drugs or were driven to drugs by mental illness. but the problem is it'sth wreckinge our cities.s. in st. louis, a man calledexecut deshaun thomas just executeded man on the side of the road. police believe john thomas is also homeless. >> watch. i didn't hear anything. maybe it seems my , you know, but yeah, there he goes. there he g i don't know. he just put a magazine is still trying to get. w >> so this is one of a the biggest problems that we have. and almost nobody ha has as any idea what to do about it or any will to do anything. a of >> dr. marc siegel has a sensedo of wha

an online survey last august by the chatham house, think tank in london showed that there were 45 percent against the russian invasion, but 30 percent backed it. and 25 percent were undecided. it means over 50 percent of people in bella, luce, either for russia or undecided, if that's right, less than half the countries on your side do about that at the true. because i know that it's very difficult to hold and you pools inside was where people know that for like run on stocks, they can be sentenced to 510 and 15. yes, there's a western pole. this was a poll carried out by british thinktank. i understand, but he's from the terrace rebel rous nevertheless. so we have to understand how people in countries where like lag is exist and how they're actin. you know, they, you know, more understandably, you know, they give the answer that will not lead to repressions towards them and their families very briefly about your personal ambition. is it to lead barrows to democracy? what makes you a leader? what makes you capable of doing this? ah, you know, 1st of all, i have legitimacy from bills and p

manufacturing in randolph county to the semi conductor production and electric vehicle manufacturing and chatham county to the charging station production in durham county north carolina has a claim to every link in every job in this fast-growing lucrative supply-chain. the private-sector electric vehicle market is about to take the world by storm and north carolina is riding the first wave. [applause] >> that means more money in the pockets of north carolinians even as we do our part to fight climate change. through bipartisan cooperation right here in this general assembly, we became just the second state in the southeast to put carbon reduction requirements into law, and through my executive orders we brought people together to plot our course to a lower cost, net 0 carbon future, to cleaner transportation and towards more renewable energy like wind and solar, with challenges like jobs and climate change you can only make progress when you set ambitious goals and we are taking action to reach those goals because progress is never passive. it is not just clean energy that is thriving in our st

foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, said today, speaking at the virtual discussion of the chatham house think tank in london, as early as april, russia is to take over the presidency of the un security council, so a significant part of the event was focused on the role of international organizations in the end of the war in ukraine in the discussion was followed by our european correspondent bohdan tsilupin, who is now joining the broadcast from london, we will ask you more about him bohdan , i congratulate you, i watched the announcement of this event . it was said that international organizations could not give an adequate response to the russian full-scale invasion focus primarily on the un as ukraine and other countries prepare for april, when russia is to begin presiding over the council of security. well, we can start with the fact that april 1 and the events at the un are called bad as a joke, ukraine is also very actively raising the issue, as already mentioned, of russia's right to inherit the seat of a permanent member of the un security council, and it is about presidin

campaign from he says must be met immediately. ronna dunker has last 5 presidential elections and chatham. c election results in 2017, a protest. her supporters claimed then ended with the death of dozens. are we looking at a similar likely scenario? this time as well as reports are coming in from the police so far is that a 3 people might have actually lost their lives aaliyah to day and day or position. and some of their opposition employees also alluded to the same fight, saying that to people who are killed in one of a theory has just outside narrow be kebraw. and another one was also shot at by police. but we're waiting for their final report at the end of their day because they've been protest in some of their major towns in kenya, protesting kissel. protest in other areas. and so we're just waiting to see how many more people would have probably lost their lives or gotten badly injured. but what we know is that they've been a number of arrests that have taken place. we'll have a central business district, some of their political leaders, the members of lemons have also been arreste

. >> senior maley a chatham says she'll be coming back to school. but that's just because she wants to graduate on time. at the end of the day, none of us feel safe here. the none of us want to return and there i don't know why they're making its return. so suddenly students have planned a walkout from monday to advocate for a safer campus. >> in santa rosa amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, if you're in the south bay around noon today, you may have seen some hail. it was cold enough in the late morning early afternoon for this matter and to stick to the ground long enough for viewers to send us videos like this one. thank you so much for this viewer. chelsea 9 for sending this in. so let's send it over now to meteorologist rodriguez with a a little bit more on what's happening. weather wise. same of recent. yeah, the national weather service has just reissued another round of winter weather advisories not just for our highest peaks in the north bay and east bay. >> but now including the santa cruz mountains. so for those of you in the north bay, yo

. >> senior maley a chatham says she'll be coming back to school. but that's just because she wants to graduate on time. at the end of the day, none of us feel safe here. of us want to return and there i don't know why they're making its return. so suddenly students have planned a walkout from monday to advocate for a safer campus. >> in santa rosa, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, the search continues this morning from one of the suspects involved in an east bay robbery. >> police have now confirmed they're looking for a woman. the robbery happened at the horizon store right on contra costa boulevard in pleasant hill. 2 people still several cell phones. police actually track down suspects to concord where the robbers tried to drive at officers. police shot the car but didn't hit either of the suspects. one of them got out of the car and ran away. and the other sped away in the car. and police say that person was chased down by conquer police and arrested at the oak hill shopping center. police are still looking for the woman who ran aw

you'll see mecklenburg as an associate fellow at chatham house, specializing in middle easterners wally politics. he says the protests are growing despite government officials trying to crack down on dissent. this is a lemon sway 11 saturday night that you see hundreds of thousands in the street and he's got those momentum. it's not that sometimes you seen this kind of inspiration and paul test. it's a good angel, you fades away. the opposite is happening them all. the government is trying to push the very what they called legislation. judicial reform, which is more than constitution bundle is off the market, but in the states and the mo, the police is using force against them all. they actually didn't understand the checks and balances within. usually democracy is by the story. but these are government, the less would be going to be what it, what, what we see right now is the result is still national security on the very i can use them. and he told the police all that the, the thing is opinion down to soft on the test. so i think the last few weeks we saw more response. but i think luc

had been very dangerous, especially that happened while the other countries i'm very me think in chatham is yes, i believe is using these meetings only as a cover for it's crimes. what happens is really making very angry, especially after the killing of these 4 young people. and what we need is really strong international action to enforce forces, to stop these aggregations on massacre again, police reports that india is ready had joined the g 7 block in imposing a price cap on russian oil. nothing more than misinformation, as according to moscow's, i'm back to new delhi as well as a source from within the indian or ministry, which was 2 sciences saying india is not obliged to follow western policy well by turning back on its energy sanctions. new italy has achieved a boost in oil imports from moscow, which in january this year hit a record high of $1700000.00 barrels per day. rushes explosive oil to india have jumped from less than one percent to a quarter of all supplies compared to march of last year. according to the us treasury, department, western sanctions have had little to no ef

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could be held with the opposition to come to a compromise. mecklenburg is an associate fellow at chatham house, specializing in the middle east and israeli politics. he says the purchase are only growing as government officials try to crack down on dissent. this is they live in suite 11 saturday night that you see hundreds of thousands in the street and he's got those momentum. it's not, it's sometimes you seen this kind of demonstration and paul test the, it's a great you fades away. the opposite is happening. them all the government is trying to push the very what they called legislation. judicial reform, which is more than constitution bundle is off the market. but in the states and the mo, the police is using force against them. the more they actually understand that there is no the checks and balances, the thing is only democracy is killed by the story. but is the government, the less would be going to be what, what, what we see right now is the result of me still national security. on the very 5 news i did come in, and he told the police only that the news opinion del to sauce on t

so the states have chatham car jar, con, otisha and west been gone. now for buckets on around the capital territory. and the hor, we had some torrential downpours here drove down the temperature to about 12 to 16 degrees. much calmer weather though on sunday. but here comes our next westerly disturbance. so that's going to move in in today's come so little bit of a break for now. had been some flooding in west java province. that's displaced hundreds of people, but i think the bigger downpours on sunday, central and east java province. meantime, pocket set a record for the month of march, $38.00 degrees to come down a bit to $36.00, few showers, thunderstorms in the mix there. and we've got a very soggy forecast for southern china rainstorm morning in hong kong. could see birth about 30 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. and for japan, a white sand windy forecasts for the main island of hans with this wave of what weather? pushing into tokyo with a high 13 degrees on sunday season. ah, the tough times, the man tough question, what exac

israel to the verge of legal and social collapse. yasenya. holberg is an associate fellow at the chatham house, specializing in the middle east and is ready politics. he says the protests are growing, despite government officials trying to crack down on dissent. this is they live in suite 11 saturday night that you see hundreds of thousands in the street and he's got those momentum. it's not that sometimes you see this kind of demonstration and paul test that it's a good actually fades away. the opposite is happening, the mall, the government is trying to push the very, what they call legislation. judicial the phone which is more than constitution bundle is the market been in the states, and the mo, the police is using force against them. the mob actually, people understand that there is no the checks and balances in democracy is kept by and the story, but there is a government, the less sites would be going to be what, what we see right now is the result. i mean, still national security on the very i can use the mom and, and he told the police, so let, the, the thing is opinion down to

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name one is for john by yossi nichol bug from chatham house. stiller in the studio with me. this is a extremely difficult position now for netanyahu, because there is this wide spread intensifying opposition on the streets, but also politically to this a judicial overall plan. if he is considering a plan to freeze these proposals. and i suppose that that may or may not put an end to the protests. you might do it for a short term survival. but will his extreme right wing coalition partners allow him to do that? and that's what the problem is, is afraid of what happens if he answers to the ability quest by basically hundreds and hundreds of 1000 people in the states. some of the refill is spouted opposition and at least delays this constitution changes. and he's losing his government is coalition, while other parties don't joins violation and then he's out of may be another election may be a different government. so he, he climbed on such a high too late now and he doesn't know how to climb down. because by forces blaming the people in the streets, so being anal, kissed, or be

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bill and dana, left chatham, massachusetts from the cape 5 a.m.y way up here to the border of massachusetts and new hampshire and it was amazing to see the wind on the cape and that light snow and that line where the snow started to come in yesterday when the nor'easter slammed and so many people up and down with feet of snow in new york, massachusetts, vermont and new hampshire, still power outages, no injuries is the good thing. this nor'easter on its way out, people left to clean up piles of white mud. >> bill: pretty mild on the east coast, the eyes of march are different in the northeast. robert ray, fox weather, thanks. >> dana: first came silicon valley bank and now markets are tumbling over anxiety at credit suisse. how widespread is the crisis? larry kudlow will break it down next. problems piling up for norfolk southern, extending into court of law with attorney general of, will join us this hour. >> norfolk southern may be putting profit above health and safety of the cities and communities that they operate in. will join us this hour.

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. >> senior maley a chatham says she'll be coming back to school. but that's just because she wants to graduate on time. at the end of the day, none of us feel safe here. the none of us want to return and there i don't know why they're making its return. so suddenly students have planned a walkout from monday to advocate for a safer campus. >> in santa rosa amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> new at 8, a suspect on the loose tonight after a shooting at a popular entertainment venue in san jose. police say an assault with a firearm happened in the parking lot of top golf last night say a woman was shot at least once before being taken to the hospital for a non-life-threatening injury. the suspect took off the investigation is ongoing in the east bay. a car crashes into an ambulance and a fire engine early this morning and then took off from the scene. it happened the eastbound lanes of highway 4 near. >> loveridge road in pittsburgh around 2.30, this morning. firefighters were at the scene of an earlier 2 car crash another car crashed into the emergency veh

the associate professor at chatham house yossi joins us.sident saying the issue is scrapped. do you think his words will be heard? -- the president saying this should be scrapped. >> it will help because of the protesters. had it been an isolated statement, probably not, but we have seen 10, 11 weeks of protest, which gathered momentum all over the country. even in settlements. it is a judicial coup, trying to change the very basic fundamentals of israeli democracy, so i think, yes, at one point or another, they will have to talk to the opposition and make some compromises, and some of the leaders already said yes they would like to talk. two weeks ago, they refused to talk to anyone. now they understand they need to. >> why has this happened? this is -- there is a school of thought that says this is netanyahu trying to avoid going to court by changing the system, which seems like a remarkable reach. however, lots of people are saying it. the other side is there is a kind of pressure because it is the most far right government israel has ev

. >> senior maley a chatham says she'll be coming back to school. but that's just because she wants to graduate on time. at the end of the day, none of us feel safe here. the none of us want to return and there i don't know why they're making its return. so suddenly students have planned a walkout from monday to advocate for a safer campus. >> in santa rosa amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> it was a hail of a storm down in the south bay around noon today. a hail storm coming down hard and fast as you can see this video. take a look at this. meanwhile, no, not snow. that's just the aftermath of the hail storm. a cold enough in the late morning early afternoon hours for all that frozen rain to stick to the ground. kind of funny to see it with the blue sky and then you know, the hail there on the ground. >> meanwhile, >> in south san francisco, your tv's on messed up that white flash was a lightning strike in south san francisco. national weather service says that a large strike happened around one 30 this morning. definitely an active night. yeah. across t

emily taylor, she is ceo of the cyber intelligence company 0xford information labs and editor of chathamovernments have taken it off of devices.— taken it off of devices. it is a really tough _ taken it off of devices. it is a really tough one. _ taken it off of devices. it is a really tough one. you - taken it off of devices. it is a really tough one. you can i taken it off of devices. it is a l really tough one. you can see taken it off of devices. it is a i really tough one. you can see from the language that it is very muted. this is precautionary, proportionate and so on. that does not sound very smoking gun so why cut off one of the fastest—growing, most popular social media apps. two government employees? the government needs to be in touch with people and needs to be communicating especially to young people. it is hard to tell the moment whether this is geopolitics or cyber security or a mix of both. what they are obviously concerned about our china and the commies party and data with bytedance which is a chinese owned company. how far is a chinese owned company. how far is the c

so the states have chatham car, jar, con, disha and west been gone now fort boxed on around the capital territory. and the hor, we had some torrential downpours here drove down the temperature to about 12 to 16 degrees. much calmer weather though on sunday. but here comes our next westerly disturbance, so that's going to move in in the days to come. so little bit of a break for now had been some flooding in west java province, that that's displaced hundreds of people. but i think the bigger downpours on sunday, central and east java problems meantime, to cut, set a record for the month of march, $38.00 degrees to come down a bit to $36.00, few showers, thunderstorms in the mix there. and we've got a very soggy forecasts for southern china rainstorm morning in hong kong. could see birth about 30 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. and for japan, a white sand, wendy forecasts for the main island of hans with this wave of what weather? pushing into tokyo with a high 13 degrees on sunday season. jeff, thank you also had on the out there and his, our there you go. everybody ga

his now, my skype from london is you'll see mecklenburg associate fellow at the global think tank chatham house, specializing in the middle east and israeli politics. thanks so much for being with us. so this largest demonstration on this so far, how surprising is it to see these, these demonstrations continuing in this way? and i'm getting bigger the disney? well this is they live in suite 11 saturday night that you see hundreds of thousands in the street and we've got those momentum. it's not that sometimes you seen this kind of demonstration and paul test. it's a great you fades away. the opposite is happening them all. the government is trying to push the very what they call legislation. judicial reform, which is more than constitution bundle is the more people in the states and the mo, the police is using force against them. the more they actually didn't understand that, you know, the checks and balances within is only democracy is by and the story. but these are government, the less rights will be going to be a by the constituted by traditionally. so i think at this rate, especially

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