rob dawson has more on just how perilous conditions are and the risk facing millions of americans. >> serious drought conditions continue playing much of the western united states with at least 74% of the northwest now experiencing critical water shortages, according to the national oceanic and atmospieric administration and climatologists in california, idaho, oregon and washington say spring forecast don't look promising. >> we're at roughly 63% of average barring any unforeseen miracle march, which we don't actually see coming well, and this year below average officials at noaa agree calculating as much as 200% above normal. rainfall levels are needed in the next 2 months to eliminate drought. >> what dramatically low water levels posing severe concerns for farmers and wildlife heading into the spring while creating tinderbox conditions for wildfires to start as early as may and states like oregon, federal agencies in california say farmers in the central part of the state will receive little to no water from local reservoirs, forcing growers to rely on rain that just doesn't want

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but if i go over there now, if i could try to end it beforehand from o dot info for who dawson, and he's heading to a war zone. it's not clear how many germans are fighting alongside the ukrainian army. it's estimated to be about $1000.00 that german interior minister is not stopping people, join the war unless they're known to be extremists. dinning the o 6, those who have an extremist ideology want to train and the use of weapons. for instance, we do try to stop them from leaving germany through legal proceedings. ukrainian president followed. deborah zalinski has called on people from all over the world to come and fight for ukraine. ukraine has even put out recruitment videos in the battle against russia. is the battle for your future they say for in the legion of tutorial, defense or green is waiting for you actually. but experts warn that foreign volunteers could worse and the conflict. hearing lots of volunteers from the outside, in some ways, plays into hooton's hands because he's trying to portray this war, not as russia conquering ukraine, but as russia defending itself from th

he's coming off a trip to brussels for he announced an energy deal with the you ah, i require dawson welcome to the program. as russia says it's completed its 1st phase of this war. the ukrainian military is pushing moscow's troops back and retaking territory around the capital. the united kingdom says ukraine has reclaimed several towns near keith. still more civilian doubts have been confirmed . local officials and mary, or ball say 300 people died in the russian attack on a theater last week. the russian word for children appeared outside the theatre in hopes of preventing an attack on the structure. the city has been among the hardest hit so far. matter you fall in eastern ukraine has come to symbolize the devastation russian bombardment has wrought. most of the city has seen terrible destruction. people trapped here struggle to find food or water. ukrainian officials now believe some 300 people could have died in last week. strike on a theater. their hundreds had been seeking shelter in the building when it was leveled by a russian bomb. here and michel live near the black sea.

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and you can see that a majority of the state is in the severe drought reporter rob dawson has more onjust how bad the conditions are and the risks facing millions of americans. >> serious drought conditions continue playing much of the western united states with at least 74% of the northwest now experiencing critical water shortages, according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and climatologists in california, idaho, oregon and washington say spring forecast don't look promising. >> we're at roughly 63% of average barring any unforeseen miracle march, which we don't actually see coming will end this year below average officials at noaa agree calculating as much as 200% above normal. rainfall levels are needed in the next 2 months to eliminate drought. >> what dramatically low water levels posing severe concerns for farmers and wildlife heading into the spring while creating tinderbox conditions for wildfires to start as early as may and states like oregon, federal agencies in california say farmers in the central part of the state will receive little to no water f

and labeling if past rob dawson fox news here in california. hemp derived thc products are not allowed in legal marijuana shops, but regulators are looking at the steps necessary to allow them. an lgbt rights activists in san francisco facing displacement tonight because of landlord wants to more than double his rent next to report on the vowel he made in front of hundreds of supporters. also ahead. tonight, a us basketball player is behind bars and russia. its war with ukraine coming up the oscar winner who used his time on stage tonight to call for her release. then battle high gas prices by turning your gas guzzler into an electric car you'll hear from the man who is teaching people how to do and crt behind the aids memorial quilt. cleve jones says he plans to fight a dramatic rent increase in san francisco jones says it's rent more than doubled, forcing him out of his longtime rent controlled apartment in the city's castro district. ktvu greg liggins spoke to people who gather today to show support for jones and attendant rights rally. it's

when i look at what is going on in the west, i feel that it is directed to not only the or not only dawson did a ship or the military, but it is directed to the russian society of the russian people that i think this is very dangerous, because these trend, continuous lusts then it would be very difficult to start building the relationship when the of this stage of the conference is already behind us. so it might have been a long term consequences in terms of the relations between the russian, the west, which neither side will profit from mr course. and there is a lot of speculation with regards to the timing of creation. but the one that i hear the most of the last straw was the lansky speech of the munich security conference. she allowed will be change in your cranes nuclear post, essentially hinted at the possible acquisition of nuclear weapons, which was in most with eyes at least aggravated even further by the lack of any review or any process from western capital. do you think the west would be okay with keep refreshing from with x rays or perhaps even how he is here to refresh it? we

what was the main lines out of that conference for you dawson? i think it was so really an effort by both countries to try and eh, really resolve the current ongoing erm prices that is unfolding on the ground between russian forces and ukrainian ones. i think the cutoff foreign minister made this visit to your arrived in moscow on sunday, and we were not expecting this visit, but he is the 2nd high ranking oh, official from the international community to come to moscow. of course, after these really prime minister in a valley, bennett came at to moscow on this saturday of just about 10 days ago. and the cutter and foreign minister was very adamant that because he wants to play a role in trying to resolve this issue. but it wasn't just the discussion or surrounding the situation on the ground in ukraine. both the foreign minister said that they had a very wide ranging discussion. and their talks last that about an hour and a half. they discussed the situation in syria in libya as well as afghanistan. and of course, are the ongoing talks in vienna

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. >> phil dawson. >> it was a tough night for the arkansas razorbacks. >> glad to be here. duke is the duke. >> and chose arkansas has a lot of heart. >> saturday's game was a big win for businesses new chase center. it said it had one of the busiest days ever during thursday sweet 16 gave pick a plan to stay open well past the normal closing our. >> it is fantastic. every event we do a special and it is great to see people coming out and having a good time here. some people who are trying to advance coming back. >>> let's head over to chilly water for more on how duke was able to establish there will early and never faced a serious threat. >> duke has been great all year. now, coach k is saying they are playing their best basketball of the season. i was a it is a pretty good time to have these freshmen and sophomores click in jail. coach k still teaching on potentially his final day at the office. another shooting clinic by duke. they shot 50% in both games at chase. duke was up by as much as 18 the second half is a.j. griffin, the dagger. bring out the letter. blue devils

completely changed yet. soccer families, much of what used to be important to us, has now turned to dawson chest. we no longer have any plans. story. allies will never be the same again. you even get inside us to nothing is as it was, it is meaningless. but she's kind of looking, we know how important it is to cherish our loved ones and each new day when we try to give our best every day because no one knows what to morrow will bring his lashed up, which it's after music as a steadying force on the face of uncertainty, the musicians strength and courage has made a profound impression on handsomer thank you for having the courage be understood. thank you for being part of our family. we love you all of this. all of the fixed, the next piece is of course dedicated to the women of ukraine, and that can only be one piece. wonder well, edge tricks. i wonder what ah ah ah, the war in ukraine has led to an outpouring of solidarity and polarizing viewpoints of per diva, and an a trip co has condemned the war, but not russian. president, putin, now she's been dropped by her job and management. her

am abby cor dawson, in berlin? and this is the day. ah, moscow is afraid of our army. so they are fighting similar. this is a state territory. then we can see have the bombing of civilian infrastructure is increasing with criminal has already killed one calendar. 50 ukraine, young children destroyed more than $400.00 schools and cuba guardians. and the more than 110 hospitals crushes really doing a lot of work. grimes that to work chrome and most all must be stopped because it will go further. it will have thought other congress i'm at the club house and welcome to the program. as the russian invasion of ukraine continues, western intelligence suggests all is not going according to the kremlin plan. and there are concerns that could push moscow to ramp up the brutality of its attacks, particularly against civilians. the besieged southeastern port city of mary. a poll is seen bombs fall every 10 minutes, according to the ukrainian regiment captain. there are ukraine has refused to surrender the city and in the capital. keep russia in 5th it targeted shopping center beca

the more might be knocking on our dawson. ifi might be knocking on our dawson.fast. it's 8.59. hello, good morning. this is bbc news, i'm victoria derbsyhire. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. satellite pictures show a huge russian miliary convoy, around 60 kilometres, or a0 miles long, heading towards the ukrainian capital, kyiv. the uk if that the russian military advanceis the uk if that the russian military advance is slowing and it has renewed a pledge of support to ukraine. what i can assure you is that we will do everything we practically can to support the ukrainians — i know our partners are doing the same — to strengthen their resistance. there's also been attacks in the eastern of city kharkiv. that is the second biggest city in ukraine. these images are distressing.

i mean, great food in does not russia dawson and you want to play with him by the rules, but he doesn't know if he doesn't care about it. no lot. he doesn't care about like hog tribble. no, he doesn't care about anything. don't let me just ask you before we run out of time, do you have an idea in your mind of how this war, how this night, mayor will end. i have an idea that the russia will not, ah, wind by any means that you queen will wean. of course ukraine will will win, but there is no, it can be on the very high cost on the or the very, very, very high cost by late cost and mean life of our relative lives behind. oh, friends of always seat is just destroyed. it could be a couple of more seat if be before you were up and you asked nature understand that? well, ok, we probably should be a little more brave and give some i don't know help. otherwise rush it comes to you . now that was in diana beg, we're out of time, but we certainly appreciate you taking the time to night to talk with us from levine. we wish you and everyone around you all the best. thank you. thank you. thank you. a

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i dw news, i'm adequate dawson on behalf of both of our producers, andrew shale, and jared read. thanks for being with us. bye for now. with, [000:00:00;00] with, with to the point. strong opinion, clear positions, international perspectives. a u. s. president who originally wanted to take care of the home front, travels to europe, looking to shore up the united front, with e u. n. nato allies biden versus pu team can be us stop the war and ukraine to the point o. d. w with the destruction of a nation. you, ron. mm. if you remove a regime, something needs to be created in its place. otherwise, a vacuum is created and that is usually filled with nefarious forces. but the rise of ins, evil approached, put forth a part of our series in 45 minutes, d w. o. so did in the right wing extremists, i suggested again world might be in coping late and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. in the pandemic black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries. discr

soviet tv and radio, either at times of political crisis or following the death of a soviet leader dawson jabari reports. now from moscow. there are very few independent media organizations laughs and those that are are very worried about their future. but i just want to 1st talk about that to tv rain departure. it was sam, really something to see them. a give a nod to russian history, of course, the as swan lake ballet, tchaikovsky, ballet debuted in moscow, in 1877. and since it was used during the soviet era, during times of crises, and it was also broadcast during the attempted coup in 1991 in this country, which led eventually to the fall of the soviet union. it's really known as a as symbolic ballet. and this channel that was founded in 2010, oh, really and delivered and final message that nothing is forever. and that the political leadership in this country also has to remember this country's history. also been hearing from a very prominent editor in chief, one of the well known russian journalists who one who shared the nobel peace prize last year. dmitri moore, a tough who's the

i don't know if you guys can hear lucy dawson i this is robert de los lobos right momma. and we can confirm that gina do did survive the shelling on the night when he record of that video for us. and he later made it to hungary and also now safe in budapest, hungary is fellow student, be sola, we talked to her about her experience. her escape from danny pro, also in the east of ukraine, then on to live in the west. and then later on to put a past in neighboring hungary, i started by asking her when exactly she realised she had to leave. sometimes it's a friday within sleeva couldn't sleep, we couldn't it. we were scared. the tension was getting more. but our, by our wiki friday came mean the st in, well i ok, let's still wait to see if something was going to happen. but then the intention was increasing literally like look like we literally could not eat. we literally could not sleep like there was no peace, like no risk at all. it was shot in our eyes was like a risk because we didn't know what was going to happen. so saturday morning because zak rogia is just one hour,