. >> reporter: greg dalton is a single parent now. his wife was killed protecting her children, who we will not name for their privacy. when shots started, she used herself as a shield. >> my son goes dad, this lady instantly grabbed stuff and was trying to get the bleeding to stop. she goes, he told me basically he thought that she saved her life. >> reporter: mary told us about these two kids last week. she has been worried about how they were doing, and today got to see for herself. >> i did not know what else to do, but just hold onto her, and tell her she is going to be okay, and i am glad that she is. >> reporter: dalton said there has been a lot of hugs over the past 6 days. he wanted the good news out, his daughter survived. moments of joy like on the playground today are part of that process. >> you made it through this ordeal and are a survivor. you know that. >>> a black-owned greenhouse in the east bay is the spotlight for this black history month. it has been cultivating ground for healing since it opened back in august o

and killed inside of a greyhound bus in butte county wednesday night has been identified as karen dalton of seattle. investigators say the suspect, 21 year old city coleman of sacramento, started shooting it passengers when the bus made a stop in orville dalton was killed and four other people were harder, including an 11 year old girl. two of the victims, a man and a pregnant woman are in very serious condition. suspect was said to be acting erratically. before the shooting. he was arrested at a walmart store a short time later. the family of an oakley woman who's been missing for more than a week are planning a candlelight vigil this weekend. they plan to meet sunday in the area where alexis capes car was found. ktvu elissa harrington tells us that surveillance footage being reviewed reportedly shows a quote, shadowy figure. today marks day nine ah! and. yeah it's been rough, to say the least heartbroken family members of 24 year old alexis gave are pleading for information that could help bring her home. gabe from oakley was last seen wednesday. january 26. she was reported missing th

the woman who died has been identified as karen dalton from seattle. here's a report on by the victims family is calling her a hero. >> my mom is a hero. the reason my little sister is here is because she protected her. >> reporter: he is karen dalton son. his 11-year-old sister is being treated at the hospital. she was shot and protected by her mom. the family shirt these photos but did not want the kids to be named. >> his mom stood in front of her kids and took those shots michael. >> he said that his cousin should be here. nicholas got a call from his 14- year-old brother after red happen. he is here today outside the hospital waiting for his sister. >> it was all broken up and i didn't understand what was going on. when i called, my brother told me what he could. the doctor took over and let me know the situation. >>> a big fire at the diamond walnut plant they shut down a stretch of highway 99 and for some evacuations nearby. fortunately, the building was empty and no one was hurt. >>> a fire broke out near the tesla plant in fremont. it was a pi

a full hearing follows later the w sports correspondent, dalton crane, is that the gains and beijing and explains the court's ruling. ultimately had to weigh out 2 things. one was the integrity of competition. in other words, if ever as it turned out would had hoped, how would that affect the integrity of the competition? would it damage it? how would the athletes who are competing also feel, knowing that perhaps someone was sharing the ice of them who wasn't clean? on the other hand, i had to look at the fairness on friday over. she is 15 years old. let's not forget an asset. she had a protective person and anti doping within the panel, points to that in a verdict essentially saying if we were to start from competing and it turns out she wasn't guilty of pain, how would that affect how you could cause significant personal depend on those that criticized to be 6 weeks. so this positive test results come to right now there was a press conference idea by cass. i no questions, but there was a statement message to that. now, the panel considered fundamental principles of fairness in the

the secretary general of nato against dalton berg visited the block c port of constantia in romania. as a 1000 us troops arrived at the military base there. we continued to reinforce our eastern flank with more ships with more plains, with more troops. and we also ready to quickly reinforce if needed to increase the nato response force on we can deploy more forces on short notice if needed. well let's look at the big picture with alexi melnick, who's co director of foreign relations and international security programs with the rsm cough center as a think tank based in care. welcome to d. w. do you believe that russia is about to invade you crate or, well, we can, we have different opinions about the both russia, russia in pain or rushes else. but there is, there are certainly such plants and there are. so we started such intentions, but it is going to happen and money is going to happen is a big question. and so what is the end game then? what will success look like for president putin in this conflict? well, it just be the same question like 2 or 3 months ago, i would say that the p

and natives, they have detected no signs of a russian troop withdrawal. nato secretary general gets dalton burg, describe tensions with russia in eastern europe as the new normal and as go to d. w correspond mathias at berlin, a neck here. the you credit the ukrainian capital welcome mathias to how these conflicting signals about russian troop withdrawals are being interpreted there. well, there was a slight sign, a sigh of relief because, or everything has been culminating towards something. and then this announcement by russia took some pressure off, but of course, nobody knows here whether russia is really withdrawing its forces. this is highly contested for them. in the mean time, however, a people here in ukraine continue about their lives as they have been doing for the past few days and weeks and just to day this morning. for example, i don't know whether you can see them well, but there is a demonstration here on independence square my done in in key. if it has nothing to do with this conflict, it has nothing to do with russia or than i or nature or the military. it's about tax ref

one of the points that mr. dalton burger made in his opening remarks, he was talking about a new normal for european security. what else stood out for you that what we heard from secretary general stilton burg today is that nato has decided to activate. it's nato response force. this is, it's very high readiness, rapid response force for the 1st time for purposes of collective defense, it's been used for a natural disasters and to protect public events. but this is the 1st time these forces are going to be used, sent to the eastern flank for deterrence and reassurance purposes. now secretary general suttonberg did not tell us exactly how many troops were going to be used, or exactly where they be going. and from, from which garrison's they'd be coming, but we would expect to see this in, in the next very few days because that's the purpose of the rapid response force. so i think we'll be seeing some movement very soon. and we've heard of the reason, days that this, this invasion, housing factor united nato allies are more than ever yes, that's what nato will tell you in. and that in fac

yes, dalton berg, alluding to russian pressure, not going away. what does this mean for the alliance? well, lately you heard the secretary general refer to what he called a new normal. and he has explained this before as well. that due to russian actions due to this enormous build up and the feeling of insecurity that has it has created throughout the alliance. that this may be a long term situation. that even if the current crisis could be deflated just a bit, that the tension will not go away. and that's why the secretary general explained that nato would be moving more forces into eastern europe along the eastern flank. we expect to see in the coming weeks a new nato battalion going to romania, led by the french, and possibly deployments of that sort and other eastern european allies as well. and this is also a message to moscow, of course, that if you wanted a kremlin before nato to go further away from earth borders, all of these actions that you've taken have achieved just the opposite. this is your new normal as well. russia, he wants to sa

if russia does invade alliances, secretary general yes dalton, burke visited the black sea port of constantine in romania. as a 1000 us troops arrived at the military base there. we continued to reinforce our eastern flank with more ships, with more plains, with more troops. and we also ready to quickly reinforce if needed, we have increased the red and so the nato response force and we can deploy more forces on short notice if needed. us get more on that nato thinking from my d. w correspondent, terry schultz sat in brussels. welcome at terry. so we seen that us forces arriving in romania. what are they there for? yeah, feel not just in romania, also in estonia, also more us forces in poland. and the thinking here is that the u. s. and the other nato allies who are also sending other resources, want to try to deter the kremlin from thinking that there is any way that it can win a war, not just with ukraine, but of course, anything that would spill over the border into nato countries. i mean, this is largely about a psychological impact, really trying to convince russian president vladimir, th

and jen, dalton, bird is going to give lessons today on, on what the acts are. i think this is really something that you should refrain from saying, i think this is just a lot of rhetoric as coming out from nato. if he gets positive news that nato said that it will not intervene. but we must bear in mind that these past years since 2014 and the us nate or lead in leading to a nancy russian government. let's read this week from the point that we always bear this in mind. we've seen counselors, we've seen weapons, we've seen a funding coming out of nato countries into ukraine to finance an army which is fighting against russian speaking people of ukraine. so it's good that nato does not intervene directly in this pacific war, but nato is also in this passive, has been intervening in ukraine and has been encouraging ukraine to attack the rest of the speakers of dumbasses. so i think this is something we should bring to mind to. mr. suttonberg wrote those lines for this our se soon, for news views. hughes coming away and actful ring, the latest headlines on the ukra

moscow while discussing the implications of a potential russian attack. nato secretary general against dalton, burke told the security conference that the western alliance was a defensive one. he said it was united, but not threatening russia or any one else, and that russia's demands would not result in a division in nato, a called on russia to de escalate tensions and engage in dialogue. there were concerns over false flag, pretext for a russian invasion, something u. s. vice president, kamala harris, raised to as we have said all along, there is a play book of russian aggression. and this play book is too familiar to us. all russia will plead ignorance and innocence. it will create false pretext for invasion, and it will a mass troops and fire power in plain sight. we now receive reports of what appears to be provocations. and we see russia spreading dis, information, life and propaganda. d, w correspondent, konstantin egg joins, has and the lithuanian capital vilnius, where the us defense secretary lloyd austin, arrived today. i'm at the russia ukraine crisis. constantine, we just now hea

yes, dalton burke has described this as the most dangerous security ma moment in the generation is that russia has not stopped planning for a full scale invasion of the country. awarded ongoing publications in the east today added that nature would continue to provide you trade with strong political support. this is the crisis created by russia alone. we command ukraine for its restraint in not responding to russia's repeat the publications. we stand in solid either with the ukrainian people on its government. alice are united in their full support for eucharist sovereignty and to the turtle and toyota within its in nationally recognized borders. let's get more from dw corresponded christine montoya in brussels. so wor, words her from the nato secretary, a general, how is the organization planning to react to this latest escalation from russia? while in addition to the remarks that the nato secretary general made that you just air their full. and he also said that the alliance had deployed some 100 fighter jets and battleships that these were on stand by at high alert am. and he said he

mr dalton burke has previously served as no as prime minister and finance minister. germany has observed a minute silence for the 2 police officers killed during a traffic stop on monday. they were shot in the western town of cousin, after finding 2 men with poached animals in their vehicles. the suspects who were already node to police, arrested hours later. british prime minister boys johnson has lost a key aid as we are to plummet, so slow with controversial lockdown passes. johnson's chief of staff of private secretary communications director, have all resigned policy unit. chief money are also quit over false claims, foreign minister made on monday attacking the opposition. medicare stormy iceland has announced plans to end whaling by 2024. the fisheries minister said she sees little reason to permit wailing after the current license expires together with no way in japan. iceland is one of the countries to continue to hunt wales, to mostly on the 2022 a winter. olympic games have now opened at beijing's iconic birds nest stadium. originally built for the summer games in 2008. it's i

yes, dalton burge, the secretary general of nato. a telling our colleague, terry shows that they do see an increased risk and an increase likelihood that putin is going to move ahead. and interestingly, the germans also are increasing or ramping up their travel warning about ukraine. in fact, telling all german citizens in ukraine that they should leave. now, that's an intensification of a previous warning, where they simply said that people on urgent business should consider whether seen right. richard walker did the chief international editor covering for us immunity care security conference. thank you so much. tensions and eastern ukraine are flaring up as must come back separatists running the region. i've begun evacuating civilians to russia. they've accused ukraine of artillery shelling and they're now calling for larger mobilization. keith denies any attack saying it's villages near the separatist control areas have been under bombardment. on friday, the separatist leader in one of ukraine's breakaway regions was telling peopl

you live coverage of the munich security conference with speeches from nato secretary general yonge dalton burg here commission president ursula on the line and german chancellor of schultz. moving on. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. canadian police say they've arrested more than 100 protesters who's been blocking traffic in the capitol. ottawa for 3 weeks demonstrators. angry about cove at 19 restrictions have paralyzed parts of the city. the crisis prompt and prime minister just and trudeau to enact emergency powers. wildfires are still spreading in northern argentina after burning more than 6000 square kilometers. over the past week. emergency teams are fighting more than a dozen blazes that are destroying farmland and ravaging a major national park. the region has suffered a months of drive to anti temperatures. they got a good will at least 9 people have been killed as a 2nd. major storm swept through northern europe on friday. strong winds have uprooted trees, damaged buildings, and reeked havoc with transportation. across the continent. he

she's been identified as karen dalton of seattle., 21 year old city coleman of sacramento, started shooting at passengers when the bus made a stop in oroville. dalton was killed. four other people were hurt, including an 11 year old girl and two others. a man in a pregnant woman are both still in the hospital. it's very serious condition. before the shooting, officials said coleman had no clothing on inside of a nearby walmart and was acting in an erratic manner. he was taken into custody shortly after the shooting. apollo alto police officer has been cleared of wrongdoing in the use of force case it involved a canine unit, a search for kidnapping suspect in the case of mistaken identity , but it's ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us while the officers officer rather has been cleared. the internal investigation still recommends changes in policy. to avoid future problems. julie haener researchers in this june 2020 incident captured on body camera video, a sleeping man is mistaken for a kidnapping suspect when you're going int

killed in the mass shooting on board a bus this week. 43-year-old mother and seattle native karen dalton was on board the bus when the gunman opened fire. she sacrificed her life to shield her 11-year-old daughter from the bullets. tonight, her son says she will forever be remembered as a hero. >> powerful, strong, she definitely was a leader. she had fire in her heart. i knew. if she said something happened she would give her life for us. absolutely that night, definitely, she took that and protected my little sister. >> she should never have had to be a hero. she did. she is a beautiful person for that. >> the suspected shooter, 21- year-old man was set for arraignment today but the officials say he refused to leave his cell. >>> meta, formally known as facebook, is trying to rebuild. the chart shows an epic drop on thursday. today trading of meta shares was down slightly. they said they will lose $10 billion in ad after apple introduced technology to block app tracking. apple's changes are a clear trend where less data is available to deliver personalized ads. >> for the first time i

mother killed protecting her daughter on that greyhound bus has been identified as 43-year-old karen dalton from seattle. we have more on why her family is calling her a hero. >> my mom is a hero. my little sister is here because she protected her. so, i mean that means the most to me. >> reporter: nicholas is her adult son. we meet outside uc davis medica where his 11-year-old sister is being treated. she was shot but protected by her mom. the family shared these photos of them but did not want the kids to be named. >> his mom stood in front of her kids and took those shots in her back. so, yeah. >> reporter: that is karen's cousin, michael. he says his cousin should be here. >> to shoot an 11-year-old girl on top of that. >> reporter: he got a call from his 14-year-old brother after it happened. he is here today outside of the hospital waiting for his sister, too. >> i was not sure what it was. broken up, greyhound, shot, i don't know what is going on. so, when i called i heard my brother on the phone just telling me what he could and then that is when the doctor took over and let me know

backed by land, air, and sea to protect allies near russia and ukraine. dress that your general yann's dalton berg has called the crisis and new normal in european security. as, as a hedge of support came out after cleaning present. vladimir zalinski, criticized both western nations and the nato alliance. they're not coming to his country's aid falls. it is of all in motion of ukraine. um, they are moving towards a kia on that the state, the goal is to or change to government of ukraine. ah, it is a very unpredictable situation, or therefore not receive spec clerk, but old pay my respects to the ukrainian armed forces, sir, which are really proving, though bravery under their courage, by fighting under standing up against her a much larger invading russian force. that's the latest response from natal, the european union. meanwhile, as adding russian president vladimir putin and his farmers to sa glover off to the blocks sanction less because of the invasion and recent developments and ukraine, the e s. foreign policy chief says they've also expanded the black list include all members of the d

a small store is making news around the world. nato secretary general dns dalton birth will become the head of norway central banquet, whose term in the lines ends on the 30th of september. critics, for his appointment week and the banks independence, salt of both previously served us the countries of prime minister and finance. germany is observed a minute silence from 2 police officers killed during a traffic stop on monday. the officers were shot in the western town of causal after finding 2 men with poached animals in their vehicles. the suspects who were already known to police, arrested hours later by the british prime minister barak johnson has lost a 5th key aid as his popularity plummets over slew if controversial lockdown. johnson's chief of staff, private sector in communications director, all resigned policy unit chief minear. they're also quit over false claims, the prime minister made on monday attacking the opposition. iceland has announced plans to end the whaling by 2024. the fisheries minister said she's so little reason to permit waiting after the current license exp

yes, dalton book says there's no evidence that some russian troops have pulled back from the ukrainian border despite claims from moscow. the us estimates a $150000.00 russian soldiers gathered around ukraine. stoughton books as satellite images prove that russia has not moved its forces. will the crime and insist that nato is wrong. it's released a video showing a tray load of ahmed vehicles moving across a bridge away from crimea, which russia annexed from ukraine in 2014. the russian government wants the west to keep ukraine and other former soviet nations, out of nato holt weapons deployments near russian borders. and rollback forces from east and europe. meanwhile, ukraine has been holding a national day of unity. a flag was raised across the country with 1200 metre long flight, carried through the olympic stadium and the capital key of president rosamille. zalinski has attended military drills near the board with better ruth, and he called on ukrainians to show resilience you. oh, we are not afraid whatever's forecast. we are not afraid of any people any enemy. we are not afraid

we started the show listening to the opening speech and secretary general against dalton burke. he had warm words for ukraine, but listen, the way of practical health. what have you been hearing from inside today's meeting? so we were not expecting any grand announcements to come out of her. the press briefing by the nato secretary general again, stolen berg are. we know that nato head, of course, held that special ed meeting to discuss a ukraine and the language that the secretary general at used in, in briefing the press was, is pretty much what we've been hearing. i throughout this the situation. he, he, he basically say that moscow had moved from covered efforts to destabilize ukraine to overt a military action. or he again condemned or, or rather commended ukraine, r for it's restrained, in not responding to what he says was rushes repeated provocations. and he said that nato stood ready to defend its allies and protect its allies from russian aggression. of course, ukraine is not a native member. so what we can interpret from that is obviously a countries like are those on

russia insist that some of its forces are, were drawing to their permanent basis on nato chief against dalton. burke has accused russia of destabilizing europe, and once again urged moscow to take the path of diplomacy. as we are meeting to day peace and stability in the unit land think it is on the fits. there are signs for moscow that diplomacy could continue, but so far, we have not seen any sign of withdrawal or the escalation. russia has yet again demonstrated its this regard for the principles underpinning european security and its ability and willingness to threaten the use of force in pursuit of its objectives. violence has flared and the pro ration control go hand squeezen of ukraine. ukraine's military accuses separatist forces, a firing shelves on a village, earlier aggression backed forces accused ukraine of opening fire on their territory . meanwhile, many in ukraine doubt, there will be any further incursion by russia, even as the west says, moscow's claim to be pulling back its troops is misleading. for days, russia has said its troops are withdrawing from areas near the border

yes, dalton burke visited the black sea puerto for cassandra and romania as a 1000 us troops arrived at the military base there. we continued to reinforce our eastern flank with more shapes, with more plains, with more a troops up. and we also ready to quickly reinforce if needed, or we have increased the red. and so the nato response force on, we can deploy more forces on short notice if needed. let's take a closer look at nickos at nato's. take on this last go to an attorney, schultz and brussels. welcome terry. so we're so again, stoughton burger there, as us forces arrived in romania, what did they therefore fill their part of nato's effort to reinforce it's eastern flag. they are not sent there. the u. s. forces as a nato mission. that's something that's not taking place at this time, but they're just one of the elements that's being built up in light of the threat coming from russia very near to nato's borders. the french have also offered to lead a new battalion that would go to romania and be more of a not permanent presence, but a. 6 long standing presence like we've seen in

but nato is casting fresh doubt on those claims alliance gps dalton. burke says you see no evidence of a russian pullback and is accusing moscow of sending more forces to bolster its military build up around ukraine. and it's a wars night at the berlin international film festival stars and audiences are back despite some pandemic restrictions, which will will when the golden bear me show you some of the favorites. plus we'll look at a frenchman lighting up the slopes on route to a gold metal in beijing, and also take a look at how a swedish sister act stole the show in the bio fly. ah, and why, why thank you so much for your company. we begin our coverage with the latest developments in the crisis over ukraine. russia says it has now begun withdrawn troops from crimea, territory that it annexed from ukraine. back in 2014, the russian defense ministry says military drills in the region are over. and that tang and soldiers are returning to their home base. as yesterday, the kremlin announced it was pulling back some forces from it's border with ukraine . western allies have welcomed that

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general jens dalton burg has called the crisis a new normal in europe. insecurity latest pledge comes after ukraine and president lensky, a criticized lions for not coming to his country's aid. diplomatic editor james space reports now from brussels. troops, tanks and weapons are on the move across europe. as nato continues to reinforce its eastern front, it's member states who are closest to russia. now the alliance is activated elements of its response force. thousands of extra troops over a 100 jets are on high alert. 120 warships are in position. nato leaders met by secure video conference for the 1st time. since the start of the russian invasion, as fears grow that the ukrainian capital could be taken soon. how fearful are you about the possible fall of key? and if we move to a resistance, insurgency type situation, what support can nato then give? what we have seen is that term, ukrainian forces are fighting bravely and are actually able to inflict damage on the invading russian forces. ah, but again, it is a very fluid, under anglo and evolving the situation. nato allies expres

how i lied not to brussels, where the nature secretary general yonce dalton berg is speaking and good morning to all of you. and welcome to this meeting of nate thought leaders with the oh, close partners. so finland and sweden on the european union, russia hasa, chartered peace on the european continent. what we have warned against for months has come to pulse. despite all our efforts to find the diplomatic solution. moscow bears sole responsibility for the deliberate, cold blooded and long planned invasion. we condemn rushes, aggressions in the strongest possible terms on call on russia to immediately cease its military action. we stand with the brave people of ukraine. we fully support ukraine's sovereignty answered a total integrity. it's right of self defense, and it's right to choose his own path. and this ends the public part of the meeting . so then i also me dark to leave the room and we continue in just a 2nd. so just been here is there from now yen stalsen burke been it's her secretary general, quite a brief statement from him, but we're to writing their support for the ukr

because if you listen to the general general secretary b, nato's dalton, burton says, nato is unified. well, that's simply not true. ok. i mean, the think if there was a plan, it's not out very well. that's why i said in my introduction, you will, will washington in london prevail? because not everybody's reading from the same script. go ahead in new york. yes, i have been talking to some of the diplomats and as you said, the position does not seem to be united as spoken to with europe in western diploma . they seem to let the bit differ from the american side, which is really like here pushing sort of against grain against russia. on the other hand, europe seems to be a little bit more reserved in this. and i think we could see it also in 2008 when germany and france, they sort of blocked the membership of your brain and ga nato. and i think sort of is, is atmosphere. and this trend is still the bit here. and of course, based on the outside, they seem to stop or do united states, but it's those like behind the closed door down a little bit more cautious actually what they do and it's

but the made her chief against dalton berg says satellite images confirm russia has not reduced troops on ukraine's border. he announced at the alliance will look at establishing new combat ready groups to strengthen its east and flank. meanwhile, ukraine has held a day of national unity following us reports, which suggested a brush might attack on wednesday night. barker begins our coverage now from brussels, where nato leaders have been discussing the crisis. fis bump diplomacy as defense chief some nato countries including the u. s. and germany arrive at alliance headquarters to strengthen their stance on russia and pull over the latest intelligence. and this is what they've been looking at. a russian defense ministry video claiming to show a partial pullback of forces from near ukraine. the kremlin says combat equipment and troops were leaving the crimean peninsula. seas from cave in 2014 and returning to base. but nato secretary general was quick to dismiss any talk of the escalation of tensions. we have heard the signs from moscow about our readiness to continue diplomatic effort

let's hear from nato secretary general against dalton burke who has been speaking to the press. we are deploying elements of the nato response force online at c, and in the year to further strengthen our poster and to respond quickly to end the contingency united states, canada and european allies have deployed a 1000 or more troops to the eastern part of the lines we have over hundreds, jess, alert operating in over 30 different locations on over 100 on the 20 ships from the high north to the mentoring, including the strong carrier groups as go straight to at nato headquarters and join d. w correspondent, attorney schultz, who was the at that press conference. so welcome, terry. one of the points that a mister salter burger made in his opening remarks, he's talking about a new normal for european security. what else stood out for you that what we heard from secretary general stilton burke to day is that nato has decided to activate. it's nato response force. this is it's very high readiness. rapid response force for the 1st time for purposes of collective defense, it's been use

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you can see it in the rhetoric is becoming more political, more ideology. yonce dalton burgess is, is becoming sort of more of a political, a figure than sorta director general of any military alliance of nato's desperate for relevance in the world. and this is one of the reasons why this crisis is being ramped up. i believe there's also an economic piece on the back end of that. of course, that's the arm sales. it's the military, industrial market. ok. but beyond that, they're also very scared. you know, they're very close. they know that they're losing or have lost the don bass. ok, creamy has gone. everybody knows that john mearsheimer said that in 2014, nobody got the and memo in washington for sure. but the dumbass is gone. so this is a very difficult and they want revenge for crimea. okay. they're going to keep sanctions on. they're gonna sabotaged the normandy format and tried to make sure the minks accordingly are never realised. this is also a major objective of the west. so they're really in a difficult situation. and again, it's a, it's a situation that they're making now d

well, the reaction with swift nation is actually general against dalton bug condemned russia's decision. he said that moscow is continuing to fuel the conflict and eastern ukraine and also trying to stage a pretext to invade the earth p and commission present one to line described to move as a blatant violation of international law. she said your opinion would react with sanctions, and there's also been reaction from the white house you as president joe biden will soon issue an executive order outlining sanctions on the brake white regions. they will bind new investment, trade, and financing by americans in the dumbass region. i'll deserve it, but it's smith has been following developments from the russian capital moscow. this was an hour long speech from vladimir putin, in which he excess essentially blamed the collapse of the soviet union on the creation of this independent state of ukraine called into question, ukraine's very right to exist as a country outside of russia. vladimir putin's tone was at times frustrated, and at times bleak, and he blamed after that long historical lesso

deploy more battalions to eastern europe. made ongoing fears that russia would invade ukraine against. dalton book says there's no evidence that some russian troops have go back from ukrainian border despite claims from moscow. this off to the crime and released a video showing a train load of ahmed vehicles moving across the bridge away from crimea, which run russia antics from ukraine in 2014. meanwhile, ukraine has been holding a national day of unity with people raising ukrainian flag across the country. president vladimir lansky, called on citizens to show resilience will in avenues of following mud slides and floods of killed at least 78 people in brazil. after a months worth of rain fell in hours, vehicles and houses was swept away in the city of metropolis in rio de janeiro. catchy lopez, her down reports. ah, the force and magnitude of this rainfall was unexpected. within hours streets across the brazilian city of the properties or submerged nearby families are stunned as words and mudslides get closer to their homes. the current so strong in pushed vehicles along streets like toys.

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and jen, dalton, bird is going to give lessons today on, on what the acts are. i think this is really something that she should refrain from saying, i think this is just a lot of rhetoric as coming out from nato. if he gets positive news that nato said that it will not intervene. but we must bear in mind that these past years since 2014 and the us nato led in leading to a nancy russian government. let's read this week from the point that we always bear this in mind. we've seen counselors, we've seen weapons, we've seen a funding coming out of nato countries into ukraine to finance an army which is fighting against russian speaking people of ukraine. so it's good that nato does not intervene directly in this pacific war, but nato is also sits in this passive, has been intervening in ukraine and has been encouraging ukraine to attack the russian speakers of dumbasses. so i think this is something we should bring to mind to mr. suttonberg. wanted to ask you, mr. markovich, nato was calling on russia to immediately cease its military action. withdraw from ukraine an

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melissa dalton, previously served as a career civil servant in various positions at the department of defense for a decade under both president bush and president obama. so she had bipartisan support, clearly, in that position. she also was a senior fellow and director at the center for strategic and international studies. if confirmed, one of ms. dalton's core spoments as assistant -- responsibilities would be looking at infrastructure, an area we have seen our adversaries are trying to exploit, particularly through cyberattacks, as ms. dalton has said, the resilience of our abilities and infrastructure at home, strengthens deterrence of aggression abroad and d.o.d. must be able to demonstrate their resilience, russia's a cyberattacks, along with the troop buildup near ukraine, underscores the need for this position to be filled. i also want to express my support for dr. david honey. dr. honey served in various research positions at the department of defense, including darpa, which is so important to our innovation. he also served on the air force scientific adversary board and as de

thousands of troops by land, air, and sea to protect allies near russia and ukraine sector, general jens dalton burgers called the crisis a new normal in european security. nato's pledge comes after ukrainian president vladimir to lensky. criticize your lance for not coming to his country's aid. they pro magic editor james base reports now from brussels. troops, tanks and weapons are on the move across europe. as nato continues to reinforce its eastern front, it's member states who are closest to russia. now the alliance is activated elements of its response force. thousands of extra troops over a 100 jets are on high alert. 120 warships are in position. nato leaders met by secure video conference for the 1st time. since the start of the russian invasion, as fears grow that the ukrainian capital could be taken soon. how fearful are you about the possible fall of key? and if we move to a resistance, insurgency type situation, what support can nato then give? what we have seen is that turn ukrainian forces are fighting bravely and are actually able to inflict damage on the other invading russian

at the alliance, the secretary general, yes dalton burke describes this most dangerous security moment in a generation. had russia has not stopped planning for a full scale invasion of great award of ongoing provocations in the east of the country. he added that data would continue to provide ukraine with strong political support. this is a crisis created by russia alone. we command ukraine for its restraint in not responding to russia's repeat, the publications. we stand insulted either with the ukrainian people and its government. allies are united in their full support for ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity within it's in nationally recognized borders. well, un security council has met an emergency session to discuss this escalating crisis . russia use the meeting to accuse ukraine of shelling residential areas in the east of the country. western leaders and the nato alliance of condemned moscow's actions present person has now violated ukrainian sovereignty. he sent troops in, he's broken international law. we will immediately institute package of economic sanctions, w

coleman is accused of shooting 5 people last wednesday night on a greyhound bus in oroville, karen, dalton of seattle died and 4 others were wounded. at this point. coleman has defense counsel. the judge appointed for him. but this morning, a defense attorney who knows coleman said she may take on the case to defend him. >>it is always a tragedy when there's a loss of life. and when events like this occur in a community, it's very difficult. but clearly there's more to this and will be explained that in the next few weeks of mister clinton telling either one of you or both you why he did not come last time. we don't comment about anything that our client has said to us. we have a confidential relationship with him, but his priority kids you only other 450 jury trials that we've got pending and the other 26 murder cases that are pending in the court. >>can you just share with the goal that you hope to achieve by the end of that? case, justice. >>according to district attorney ramsey, who you just heard from their 2 of the 4 people who were shot and survived are now out of the hospital. that

it was all over mary, another bus passenger did all she could to help stop the bleeding of two of dalton'sldren who were hit. one of his kids says that mary saved his sister's life. >> you made it through this ordeal. you are a survivor. you know that. >> i just want to thank you for what you did for my kids. >> are you so welcome, sir. so welcome. >> mary said she has been worries about how the kids were doing and finally got to see for herself. >>> new, sonoma county supervisor just backed an agreement with cal fire to use the campus in santa rosa as a base. sonoma county officials say under the three year agreement cal fire will have access to unused facilities on the campus located on eliza way this will be the first fire camp in the county since the 90s. cal fire plans to move in beginning in late spring. >>> also new this morning, finding a safe place during a natural disaster could be a text message away. fema has launched an updated feature of its text feature. fema said user dear sir click on the shelter address and receive directions. >>> a live look at san jose which hasn't seen