if i could go back to demetri's point, at the key moment for start architecture, number one is the facthat theoretically, i don't think it will happen, but theoretically, both sides could deploy and develop more strategic nuclear weapons. however, the chinese in particular appear to be building up their nuclear forces. the start treaty does not take that into account at all. so any revised treaty probably would be best served by having china as participants. so far they are not that interested. the second phenomenon would be the development of new western systems. the ability of conventional weapons to inflict mass destruction is higher than ever before. there are space weapons, cyber, there are high velocity weapons which are not nuclear, necessarily. all those new systems are coming online at a time when start is under attack. all sides have to think through the strategic calculus right now. it's a good time for it and it is unfortunate that the war has gotten where we saw yesterday with the russians suspending their participation. >> there certainly now an opportunity to rethink the

smith was told a mysterious russian called demetri was coming to the embassy for a meeting. photocopy documents. it seemed as though a russian defector was about to spill secrets to the u.k.. but he was working for am i5 and smith fell for it. those supposed secret documents were nothing of the sort and later found in smith's locker. a covert camera found him taking photos of the visitor. he seemed to hope the russians knew who dimitri was. then, another hidden camera captured smith meeting the second fake russian, also sent by mi5. she wanted his help and into fine defectors. they met the next day. he was arrested in august of 2021 close to berlin. police found documents and videos filmed inside the embassy. >> smith was motivated by anti-u.k. pro-russian views. he understood the information he was collecting was damaging to brith interests. probably understood he was likely to put people at risk of harm, and yet he shared it with the russians anyway. >> and with hundreds of euros found in his flat, police are also sure he did it for money. >> of course, you can get more in

surveillance video captured 51-year-old meat tree firing the gun -- demetri. he will be charged with two felony counts of making threats obstructing exercise of urgent, as well as hate crime and multiple misdemeanors. the scheduled court appearance was delayed because of paperwork. larry: the man accused of opening fire on san jose police officers has been arraigned on four counts of attempted murder. he was in court for today's arraignment. he opened fire on officers during a traffic stop friday night. police returned fire and then chased him to a home where more gunfire was exchanged. authorities say he had been stocking police officers at multiple locations before that shootout. >> i don't think that any of the evidence that is in our statement of facts indicates that he was targeting particular police officers. but given his activities earlier that evening, he was looking for police officers. larry: one officer was wounded before he surrendered. ana: also in the south bay, an effort to protect the un-house community from deadly traffic collisions. this com

. >> reporter: now a lieutenant-general, demetri henry joined the marines in 1981.not to react. if you are going to allow someone else to control your emotions, then you have already lost. >> reporter: while henry was still a sergeant -- >> colin, welcome, sir. >> reporter: colin powell became the first black chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. during the first gulf war against iraq, powell showed the nation a black general in charge. >> our strategy to go after this army is very, very simple. first, we will cut it off and then kill it. >> reporter: demetri henry says he still feels judged by the color of his skin. >> it helps me to focus more because i understand what is being thought about me and what people may decide to do based solely on what i look like. >> reporter: that sounds like an i'll show them attitude? >> unfortunately, i think that's exactly what it is. it's a survival type of tool. >> reporter: henry survived to become the director of intelligence for the chairman of the joint chiefs. another first fr black americans in uniform. >> that happened

so i decided to come back home, richie demetri, still planning to leave, but he's not sure when or where he'll go near flexible. our, it's still on my mind. it's hard when he don't know what's coming to morrow. some of my friends have already left here, some are planning to go. so in fact, there will be very little to keep me here. thousands of young russians have similar stories, either or the national team and by chance or russia because, i mean, you know, there's no payment back system over asher. so this would be from the ministry of digital development boots, the number of people who have left at 100000. what says 80 percent of them are working remotely for russian companies. for some people less, some people came back and it's real. take her actually a lot of time to understand how many people actually left, maybe people who have left to the nozzle. juno specialist that middle senior specialists and we will take years upon years of experience for the newcomers on the market. so fuel the gap, the government is considering various proposals, incentives are on the table as are threats

so i decided to come back home, richie demetri, still planning to leave, but he's not sure when or where he'll go near flavor, go our it's still on my mind. it's hard when he don't know what's coming to morrow . some of my friends have already left here, some are planning to go. so in fact, there will be very little to keep me here. thousands of young russians have similar stories. i have, or we're the national team and i can't or russia because i don't really, you know, that i have no babies. bad system. oh bratia. so this would be from the minister of digital development. puts the number of people who have left at 100000. what says 80 percent of them are working remotely for russian companies, but some people left, some people came back and it's real. take her. actually, a lot of time to understand how many people actually left. many people who have less than a junior specialist, that middle senior specialist and will take years upon years of experience for the newcomers on the market. so feel in the gap. the government is considering various proposals, incentives are on the table as a

demetri meshan is facing multiple felony charges including hate crime. the judge says he poses a risk to the community. he agreed to receive mental health services. he's scheduled to be in court next tuesday for his preliminary hearing. >> leron armstrong pulling no punches in his first public comments since she fired him earlier this week. >> i have read news reports describing the mayor's decision of firing me as bold. the reality is the complete opposite. i believe that it takes courage to stand up to a bully. it takes courage move t to moves city forward. >> the person armstrong was refiring to is federal monitor robert warshaw. hard strong criticize tao for firing him hours before the oakland police commission was set to meet to discuss his case. the mayor terminated armstrong without cause saying she lost confidence in his leadership. armstrong's termination comes aman after he was placed in administrative leave after he's accused of mishandling authorities say the hack targeted the new york field office one of the largest f.b.i. offices in the cou

ryan: charges are now filed for demetri mission. he fired blank rounds inside the synagogue in the richmond district. he has been charged of extracting exercise of religion. >> people were having issues sleeping, i know people who haven't been in the synagogue cents. ryan: everyone was in shock when the shooting occurred. >> if anyone goes of worship and fires any kind of a gun, imitation or not, to that automatically should have been viewed as a hate crime. ryan: prosecutors are pushing for him to remain in custody over fears he might commit more violent actions. >> it is clear that anti-semitism is still active and strong, here in san francisco in such a diverse place. it is something that will not be tolerated by this office or by myself. ryan: her office is looking in to what he said while he was in the synagogue and his social media usage. >> there were certain terms that were used, law enforcement try to understand what the meetings were, as well as social media post that were revealed to us. that is how we arrived at the conc

the district attorney announced allegations against demetri mission. surveillance video shows him firing the gun inside the synagogue in richmond. he is facing serious charges, including making threats, obstructing exercise of religion , disturbing a religious meeting, and brandishing a replica firearm. >> if anyone goes into a place of worship and fires any kind of gun, imitation or not, to me that automatically should have been viewed as a hate crime. kumasi: he was supposed to have his initial court appearance yesterday but it was delayed because of paperwork issues. reggie: president biden is heading to florida to pack about plans to strengthen medicare and social security. it comes after the contentious back and forth during the state of the union address. jobina has more of the president's response to the ackley. jobina: president biden accused some gop members of wanting to go to those programs. rick scott's the lid -- would get rid of -- every five years. republican leaders insist cuts to medicare and social security are off the table. the pres

santa clara police arrested demetri mission for firing blank rounds. it was not the first time mission was near his synagogue. >> his twitter account, when he posted, starting to fire outside the synagogue. >> mission also used social media to post anti-semitic videos around the shooting. >> he has multi >> we reached out to police. we have not heard back yet. agencies like the anti-defamation league says it has become too common for hateful rhetoric to be shared on social media to . >> we are told that the u.s. remains in a heightened threat environment, and in particular they cited things like offenders and small groups, motivated by ryan: a range of ideological beliefs. lawmakers and social media companies need to do a better job of limiting who shares violent content on social media or elsik to acts. >> it can have deadly consequences, and it can lead to real-world action. >> mission has not been formally charged, but the rabbi hopes that hate crime -- hate crime charges will be filed. >> that is what he is accused of. ryan: i did also reach out to

moments ago the district attorney called the actions of 51-year-old demetri mission, the man arrested that shooting, as deplorable saying they threaten those who are at the synagogue at the time of the shooting. mission has been formally charged with two felony counts with hate crime allegations. she says her office has received information that this was indeed and activate. surveillance video shows mission farming goes around in the synagogue last week. leaders with the center described it as alarming, leaving much of their congregation in shock or it they also called it an act of hate. mission as been normally charged with those i just mentioned as well as other misdemeanor charges as well. district attorney jenkins said mission not only hired a blank rounds but the settings at the time. investigators deem it worthy filing these hate crime allegations. >> there were certain terms used that may have required research on the part of law enforcement to understand what the meetings were as well as social media posts that were revealed to us. that is how we arrived at the conclusion that

without bail after police said he fired shots inside in outer richmond synagogue last week. 51-year-old demetri faces criminal charges of brandishing an imitation firearm and disturbing a religious meeting. security video shows the man entering a jewish center, pulling a gun, and firing off several rounds. officers believed they were blanks. police believe he is the same man who walked into a theater on balboa street the day before and waved a gun at employees. across the country, a 26 year old man has been arrested in connection with a molotov cocktail attack on a bloomfield new jersey synagogue. the attack prompted synagogues across the state to increase security and recent dates. happening county's board of supervisors will announce an expansion to its one-of-a-kind gun violence strike team. it is in response to the mass shootings at half moon bay and in monterey park. the board will then vote tuesday on the proposal and allocate $1 million to hiring nine more people for the strike team. the goal is to take illegal guns off the streets and keep dangerous people member possessing a firearm. s

authorities arrested demetri, people as the synagogue want hate crime charges filed. he says his congregation is processing what happened last week. san francisco police arrested this man for firing link rounds into the mission center in the richmond district. he hasn't got the first time mission was near his synagogue. >> he is a twitter account where he posted starting to fire outside of the synagogue. >> he also posted social media anti-somatic messages. >> his twitter account has nazi propaganda. >> we reached out to san francisco police to see if there investigating the social media accounts, we have not heard back yet. agencies have said it has become too common for hateful rhetoric to be shared on social media. >> we are at a time where the department of homeland security has told us the u.s. remains in a heightened threat environment, they have cited things like loan offenders and small groups, motivated by a range of ideological beliefs. seth with adl it says lawmakers and social media companies need a better -- need to do a better job of who shares violent c

shots fired were blanks, they arrested a suspect on friday and they tell abc7news it is 57-year-old demetri mission of san francisco. >> nobody knows who this is and nobody has ever seen him before the fact he came in here and spoke russian is very telling it seems like he knew where he was going. >> police believe it is the same man who walked into a theater on balboa street the day before and waved a gun at employees, on saturday a police car was posted outside the small synagogue which serves mostly russian-speaking jews. finkelstein explains why took the center 24 hours to call police. >> it is because in soviet russia reporting a hate crime is likely to end you in jail rather than the person who committed it. >> going forward they plan to hire private security and there is relief a suspect is off the streets. >> i am glad for now the congregation is safe, i know every congregation in america faces vulnerability like this. >> in san francisco cornell bernard abc7news. >> a celebration of tyre nichols was held today in sacramento, he grew up there before moving to memphis. his mother was

. >> good morning, your honor, demetrious haley is my client, and he is present in the courtroom and waive the formal reading of the indictment and entear plea of not guilty. >> good morning, john perry on behalf of tadarrius bean, and we enter a plea of not guilty. >> and i see you back there. >> yes, your honor, on behalf of my client desmond mills, we enter a plea of not guilty. >> yes, your honor, on behalf of des emmitt martin, we enter a pleaf not guilty. >> so despite your best effort, this case may take some time, and your attorneys will be receiving the discovery and no matter how voluminous it is, the state will take some time to turn it over to the attorneys to review that discovery to prepare their motions and prepare your case. so be patient with your attorneys and meet with them and cooperate and go over the discovery and if there are any delays, it is not on account of your any of your actions. to those also in attendance, as vi i have explained to the defendants, this case can take some time, and we are asking for your continued patience and civility in the case, and

demetri nikki haley is 51. then you have a 79-year-old guile running against a 81-year-old guy.idn't say it shouldn't be donald trump. she said it shouldn't be joe biden. so the biden people, many of them are banging on the fact that trump will be the nominee and the age thing will not be an issue. if the republicans nominate somebody else, maybe it does become an issue. why are we talking about it? we should talk about it in the case of joe biden and in donald trump or anyone else who runs because it's something we have never done before. we never had a president this aim run are for re-election. are people living longer? is medical science far advanced than 20, 30, 40 years ago when i started doing this? yes. to many voters it's a legitimate issue. the president says watch him respectfully. >> i was interested in his answer on china. how this spy balloon incident sort of worsened our relationship with china, and he said no. then he went on to say this. >> i made it clear to xi jinping that we're going to compete fully with china, but we are not going to -- we are not looking f

demetris haley, we know he yanked nichols out of the car and pepper sprayed him in the traffic stop and rushed up to the two officers attempting to handcuff nichols and kicked nichols. he did not asignificance in handcuffs nichols backed away. >> and then emmitt martin, both scene, he stood there as nichols was yanked out of the car. here is what he told nichols. >> martin kicked nichols multiple times. he punched him in the face five times. both haley and martin. they were heard on that body camera footage telling their fellow officers that nichols reached for or put his hand on martin's gun. the problem is, with those disciplinary hearing summaries that we got through the open records request, the video evidence did not support those claims, they were claims that were deemed to be untrue. guys? >> unfortunately a pattern that we've seen played out so often in these cases, you get an official statement from police that does not match the actual footage itself. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, nfl players suing the league's disability program. we'll explain next. like indulgent mem

so i decided to come back home, richie demetri, still planning to leave, but he's not sure when or where he'll go near flavor. delaware, it's still on my mind. it's hard when he don't know what's coming to morrow. some of my friends have already left here. some are planning to go, so in fact, there will be very little to keep me here. thousands of young russians have similar stories either or with the national team, and i can't or from russia because i don't really, you know, that i have no babies back says them. oh, gotcha. so it's a big from the ministry of digital development. puts the number of people who have left at 100000, but says 80 percent of them are working remotely for russian companies. but some people left, some people came back and it's real. take her. actually a lot of time to understand how many people actually left, maybe people who have less than a junior specialist than middle senior specialists. and we will take years upon years of experience for the new. com is on the markets of fuel the gap. the government is considering various proposals, incentives are on the ta

demetri kept his promise to me and all of us in this chamber today need to keep our promise to ukraine and keep our promise to the world to protect and defend the u.n. charter. over the past year, prison -- over the past year, we is shown he is willing to wage a war of attrition. two world wars have shown us with a horror that would be. hundreds of thousands more dead and wounded. global shortages of food and fuel. for these reasons and many more putin cannot, must not win in ukraine. what is at stake on the battlefield is international order itself and that is at the heart of the united nations. the u.n. charter, territory integrity, international law, these things exist to protect countries that do not themselves have big and powerful armies and it is to protect them from the aggression of those countries that do. at the end of the second world war, the united nations saw a unique thing in human history. powerful, victorious nations chose to limit their own power to protect the countries less powerful than themselves and that is the bottom line. that is why the u.n. charter needs to

coming up on 7:30 a.m., this is demetri, good morning. caller: good morning.ou for taking my call. biden visited kyviv because your government negotiated with russia price. otherwise he would never come to ukraine. i think the morgue web-based begets ukraine more ukrainians will die because russia will -- i think the more weapons we give to ukraine more ukrainians will die because russia will give -- have more powerful weapons. ukraine cannot win this war. we need to go to negotiations. otherwise we will be very close to 143. host: what he think an album to be in negotiation? -- what do you think negotiation can be? caller: it is up to ukraine and russia but my point as the more weapons we get to ukraine, the longer time we need to wait for this negotiation a the more people will die. we need to try this first, nuts provide the weapons because the outcome will be terrible. host: the council on foreign relations was there -- with their study on u.s. arms and military assistance to ukraine trying to put numbers with the dollars, about $50 billion in military ass