we're living with denise is. parents nathan says it felt good to be home. >> we had tremendous friends and family here in the states. and that's always what we miss the most. >> being back in the states also made gave nathan an opportunity travel to churches where he reported on his and denise's missionary work and raised more funds so they could soon return to lithuania. in the u.s., they could also celebrate holidays, american style, as they did on valentine's day, 2013. >> as is our tradition on holidays, easter, christmas, or birthdays or, valentines -- we started off with first thing in the morning. so, the children had their valentine sacs that denise had prepared sitting at the table for them. >> and for his wife? >> well i gave to her was the roses and the card that i had bought the night before in place on the table. >> after the early morning celebration, the family was back to their usual routine. taking the kids to school, shopping, running errands. denise's parents were at work. but that day, somethi

and in all of this will denise prob that the, one of the reasons why we're here in denise pro is because we wanted to cross get out and cross the river into, into basically west of the river denito. that is a fusion, a strategic importance. we even heard reports the beginnings of whisperings that the ukrainians may be forced to actually destroying some of the bridges across this river. again, we cannot confirm that. so this city is, is hugely significant. hugely important, if you looked at denise pro in relation to crimea, crimea is further west. we heard also something i meant to mention. in the 1st answer, we heard reports of heavy fighting in around all the town of care song. we'd heard the bridge should be blown up the bridge that sir basely would take you from crimea into, into care. so on, on to the ukrainian mainland we saw video of a lot of russian forces. there are heading as i say, norse towards an into care song. and also, as i say heading us, heading east, and these are some of the forces that we would have seen today had we have continued along that road and had not to have

it's an area that we traveled through to denise pro. yesterday we saw a lot of military gathering in that area. and because of what we understand was the time a retreat of ukrainian pulses from the town of meadows hoppel, which shirt ukrainians yesterday said had fallen into russian hands. the situation ins every year is very tense. indeed. m as made as made indicative of by an experience that we had an our team we were getting ready to go live, getting ready to report on the situation in the town and which stopped the vehicle . we were, we're ready with our cameras and out of nowhere appeared ukrainian military, ukrainian police with their guns pointing toward us. some of them firing in the air we were made to obviously hit the ground am and a camera man's telephone was kicked out of his hand and was shot. it's, it's the oversee. not many journalists like become becoming part of the story. that's not why we're here, which it here obviously to tell the story of this incredible crisis that is unfolding. but i think this is an indication

oh, this was denise porcelain sir. first sir. press conference. a massive press conference, the after the announcement self recognition of an s people's republic by a russia. well, he started by saying that he still can believe that this historical decision was made and it's so still kind of, i think in, in on there were many journalists and the press conference. i included in a local russian and a foreign media as well didn't. he's pushing replied, that's a russian army is not present in finance. people's republic, however, he added that they could be here if they were needed, and that's in accordance with the agreement, signed with russia on the 21st of february. he added also in his bushland that sir denis people's republic will use any opportunity for peace as long as soon as it presents itself, and indeed has been a far from a quiet here on the front lines ins anesco the last a few days in the special and said that ukraine had started using multiple rockets or launching systems. and also our c monitor emissions have confirmed that cease fire

i included in a local russian and a foreign media as well as denise pushing replied, that's a russian army is not present in finance people's republic. however, he added that they could be here if they were needed, and that's in accordance with the agreement, signed or with russia on the 21st of february, he added also in his bushland that sir denis people's republic will use any opportunity for peace as long as soon as it presents itself, and indeed it's been far from mark wyatt here on the front lines, the ins and escal to the last a few days. so denise bushland said that ukraine had started using multiple rockets, launching systems, and they're also always c montessori mission. have confirmed that sees fire violations have been taken place or over the last few days and those allegations are all denied by official authorities in ah, key of for now, denise bushland ended. so the press conference by saying that says this war must be ended as soon as possible, and the rebuilding of the economy should start and the improvement of peoples lives as well. british lawmakers are considering

oh, this was sir denise bushland, sir. first press conference or a massive press conference, or after the announcement self recognition of the nest people's republic by a russia. well, he started by saying that he still can believe that this historical decision was made and it's still kind of a sink in, in that there were many journalist and the press conference, i included in a local russian and a foreign media as well. now, one of the italian journalist who was present there, asked surgeon, is pushing whether, ah, russian army is present on a territory of don boss on the territory of the nest people's republic. to that says, and he's pushing replied, that's a russian army is not present in finance. people's republic, however, kiana that they could be here if they were needed. and that said, in accordance with the agreement, signed with russia on the 21st of february. oh no, any on any one was free to ask her any questions and she was so pretty open about everything. ah, he added so also denise bushland, that sir dennis p

pro, a denise pro rata in easton, ukraine. we just left the town of as upper asia, which sham is further south from denise pro. it's an area that we traveled through to denise pro. yesterday we saw a lot of military gathering in that area. and because of what we understand was the time a retreat of ukrainian pulses from the town of middleton, apple, which shirt ukrainians yesterday said had fallen into russian hands. and the situation ins, bridger is very tense indeed. m as made as made indicative of by an experience that we had an our team we were getting ready to go live, getting ready to report on the situation in the town and which stopped the vehicle . we were, we're ready with our cameras and out of nowhere appeared ukrainian military, ukrainian, or police with their guns pointing toward us. some of them firing in the air. we were made to obviously hit the ground ham and a camera man's telephone was kicked out of his hand and was shot. and it's, it's obviously not many journalists like become becoming part of the story.

and both of them are towering figures in sudanese and also south of denise politics. and they both clearly had a vision for the country. do you think that can be achieved? i think that it's changed and things have changed so much. the, the vision of the, as the alarm was r. o wasn't to, to divide the country. or perhaps that might be received as controversial. but i think that doesn't mean that a good things cannot come. it just means that the vision made need to be revised, and i think it can be and what's next for you? politics or full making? no politics of filmmaking. please. lots of film. king. i call them avo. salsa. denise filmmaker in nairobi. thank you very much for speaking to d. w. news. africa. thank you to ah, well, they used to call it the african woodstock. tens of thousands gathered near the niger river in miley, but last december, a co us ordered the country's borders to close after a double miller cheek, who organizes had to make a tough choice. to keep 18th edition or postpone where molly's biggest stars once took to the stage. growing insecurity in

for both the cab driver murder and fed-ex executive denise raymond.s is carlos perez, 25 when he was locked up. finally a free man at 44. >> i even wrote the president. i think it was 1995. who was it, clinton? bush. i don't know who it was. i said mr. president, i'm innocent. but nobody listened. >> devon ayers. he was 19 when he was convicted. >> i spent all of my 20s and most of my 30s there. so i'm just trying to get on with life as i know it as today. >> and michael cosme. remember him? he was the only one videotaped by police. >> i only have one thing to say, though. i'm innocent. i didn't do it. i wasn't there. >> this is michael 18 years later. finally, someone believed him. and while we now know those two gang members confessed to the cab driver's murder, fed-ex executive denise raymond's killer or killers have never been brought to justice. we wanted to speak to someone from the nypd or the bronx district attorney's office, but both declined comment citing the multiple civil suits they faced as the bronx six sought millions in damages agains

police moving in to free denise and arresting the alleged intruder hours later.edible. >>> when we come back, how one teenager beat the odds to compete for team usa. >>> finally tonight, america strong. how a legally blind teenager fought to compete in the beijing paralympics. max nelson has been skiing since first grade. the 17-year-old from minnesota recently learned he will be competing on the u.s. nordic ski team at the paralympics in beijing. >> i thought they were joking. i was very excited. >> totally blind in his left eye, max only has blurry, tunnel vision in his right. >> at the age of 2, i was diagnosed with an eye disease. >> but that has never stopped him from pursuing his dreams. here he is, in his first ski race. he's had more than ten operations on his eyes. >> wow that is icy. >> he always skis with a guide who wears bright colors and has a small speaker on his back to warn max about obstacles and turns. >> i would describe him as indestructible. >> dave bridges has been coaching max for six years. >> max's spirit -- he's got such a can-do attitu

that policy is on the south side of the denise river south from where we are here. we were in the upper year of the last couple of days. and certainly the ukrainian military then telling us that they believed that the russians were as close as a 35 kilometers away from the south of zap parisha. we understand that there has been no shelling in the city so far. also the claim by the russian ministry of defense, as quoted in the interim or by, into facts that the naval town of better dance is now under russian control. again, we cannot independently confirmed that, but all evidence would suggest that that would not be unfeasible. we were in burdens 2 or 3 days ago. the naval base there had emptied out all navy personnel had run away after. so we were told by our sources getting threatened by the russian navy that they were going to bomb the port. and interestingly, the further west we hated from baird answer, we got wind of a russian tangled convoy that was moving towards us from the city of mel. it's a full medical is in russian. hands down the sky significant because

one more comment by the way, from denise bushland, the head of the donate republic. he said that russian troops are not there, but they have the right to be there with these new decrees signed by the russian president. they have agreements now to share economic issues between themselves, humanitarian support, and that of military support as well. a pushy, lynn was just ask if peace is still possible. he remains somewhat optimistic, but basically saying to achieve peace, we need a dialogue with key f and key f is refusing dialogue. in fact, zalinski the president even recently re affirmed that as well. so potentially you've just seen there at the 1st international press conference, certainly that is from that part of the world broadcast from easton ukraine to the rest of the world there with the official leadership. that was certainly some interesting commentary, a by those that are considering a is painting a very different picture to what we're getting in the media to day with politicians on the media reports all saying the russian invasion has begun. but officials

that's just to name if you are now a denise pushing the head of the dentist people's republic said a little bit earlier. that's of this operation will soon and, and it will, and we're the liberation of the inside. the next people's republic. he also said that ukraine's headquarters, ukraine's army headquarters here in dunbar have been practically destroyed since separation began 9 tenths. sir. fighting is that taking place all over the republic, of course, in the south of the republic about a 100 kilometers away from here. ah, heavy fighting is taking place near the city of murray will. and according to the people's militia, ukrainian military are already retreating in some points, and according also to them, as some of the ukrainian soldiers have a surrendered. and this is something that to denise bushland, and edward about soren, representative of the people's militia were talking about earlier. they pleaded with the ukrainian soldiers to lay down their arms and to go home. and those people who will leave their weapons, her behind, will face amnesty in the future. now, me dear repo

and this is something that to denise pushing, and edward about soren, representative of the people's militia were talking about earlier. they pleaded with the ukrainian soldiers to lay down their arms and to go home. and those people who will leave their weapons behind. we'll face amnesty in the future. now. media report suggests that according to the office of the president says lensky in key of at least, oh, well, more than 40 ukrainian soldiers had been killed since his thought of aberration. and more than 10 civilians also have been killed. now we haven't received any confirmation on those numbers or whether that fact had indeed taken place or evacuation of a residence was continuing in done as here up to this thursday, but said, denise push it in the head of the republic. a said earlier that he put a halt to the evacuation and of those who still wish to evacuate can do so. but would then that the next people's republic, they can go deep inside the territory where they can find safe space and where ukrainian artillery will not reach them. with either it was found by one of our cr

and this is something that to denise pushing, and edward about soren, representative of the people's militia were talking about earlier. they pleaded with the ukrainian soldiers to lay down their arms and to go home and those people who will leave their weapons behind. we'll face amnesty in the future. now, media report, sir, suggests that according to the office of the president says, lensky in kia, for at least or more than 40 ukrainian soldiers had been killed since a start of aberration, and more than 10 civilians also have been killed. now we haven't received any confirmation on those numbers or whether that fact had indeed taken place. also we heard earlier from my adorable sore and representative of the people's militia that the city of mario pole is now surrounded by the national territorial defense of italian. the well that they are known for, for their neo nazi beliefs. and it's been reported that so they have in circle the city and they're preventing civilians from a leaving, from evacuating, making, making human shields out of them. also the sound of a girl of go about an

. >> reporter: denise woodward knows rejection in business. not one, not two, but how many investors? >> at least 86. >> reporter: 86. that must have hurt. >> you know, i took it pretty personal. >> reporter: but her mission was personal, too. years ago, her baby vivienne ate a snack and ended up in the e.r. >> that's how we learned she's actually allergic to corn. >> reporter: what went through your mind at that point? >> i realized life-threatening food allergies are just that, life threat i didn't think -- threatening and i needed to come up with a solution to make her life easier snood vivienne is one of estimated 5.6 million children in the u.s. with food yarlg. denise launched a line of cookies so kids wouldn't feel left out. the company struggled until the rihanna and jay-z's capital fund contributed. 18,000 retailers nationwide carry her products. >> reporter: what do you hope vivienne learns from watching you. >> the fact it's normal and it's okay and can be celebrated is what i hope for her. >> reporter: tackling challenges baked int

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denise heard officers shouting and she yelled she was in the basement.e for 20 hours. the man was arrested after a standoff with police. >> new developments, apple is updating security measures for air tags to try to keep them from being used for unwanted tracking. users will see a new privacy warning when they set up their air tag used to help find items like keys. it contains a message saying the devices are meant to track their own belongings and that tracking others without consent is a crime. apple will also fix that confusing unknown accessory message which is caused by other devices. >> spacex and tesla founder elon musk says his new rocket could reach orbit in a few months. must give an update on starship tonight. in texas, faa approval is needed to launch and musk thinks he will get the go-ahead next month. nasa plans to use starship to land astronauts on the moon as early as 2025. musk also wants to use it to create a city on mars. >> the san francisco 49ers fan of the year celebrated at the nfl honors awards tonight. she was invited to the cer

denise heard officers shouting and she yelled she was in the basement.ad been there for 20 hours. the man was arrested after a standoff with police. >> new developments, apple is updating security measures for air tags to try to keep them from being used for unwanted tracking. users will see a new privacy warning when they set up their air tag used to help find items like keys. it contains a message saying the devices are meant to track their own belongings and that tracking others without consent is a crime. apple will also fix that confusing unknown accessory message which is caused by other devices. >> spacex and tesla founder elon musk says his new rocket could reach orbit in a few months. must give an update on starship tonight. in texas, faa approval is needed to launch and musk thinks he will get the go-ahead next month. nasa plans to use starship to land astronauts on the moon as early as 2025. musk also wants to use it to create a city on mars. >> the san francisco 49ers fan of the year celebrated at the nfl honors awards tonight. she was invite

charles traffic in denise pro force r u. s. president joe biden is to speak to his allies on monday, following russia's decision to place each nuclear de terrance units on high alert. resident vladimir putin says it's because nato has, in his words, an aggressive approach. but he's facing criticism at home for ordering. the operation in ukraine, bernard smith, reports from moscow to protest in russia takes a certain amount of courage as it comes with the likelihood that you'll be detained, of violence. this is an petersburg where they were chanting no to war. yet, an independent monitoring group reported protests in 44 russian cities on sunday, including here and cousin and in russia's eastern city of a coast to play in europe or to proceed. it is a crime both against ukraine and against russia. you are, i think it is killing ukraine and russia. i'm outraged. i haven't slept for 3 nights. and i think we must now declare very loudly that we don't want to be killed when we don't want new crane to be killed. these have been the

in contrast to the situation elsewhere in denise pro, a city with a population of a 1000000 people, it's relatively quiet. but even here, there's no escaping the sense of foreboding and tension. i don't want to go away from my land or my counter will stay here. i will fight here for my, for enough, for my independent for my nation, for us. and for me especially this is this, sir. this is innovation. i absolutely. i and unbelievable were in the center of the capital of ukraine in a war that's costing so much in lives, money and faith. yet, there's an eerie silence here. no want to be seen around this area. the streets over there, pretty deserted. those that are around are invariably, in palm shelters have to cope so, but really we're struggling by getting stuck in here. that's the thing that we can kind of cape at the moment. her son, voice some optimism is very terrifying. um, we're closing and i'm sure that in about a few days it should be fine. now it should says little bit to those who want to escape. time is running out in the caves. main railway station. the plant rooms have been cr

denise is really popular in sport. she holds the world's largest youtube page dedicated to a female snowboarder. a lot of interest in her well being and hopefully have a great olympics tomorrow. >> that's so awesome, anthony. thank you very much. >>> headlining the olympic coverage tonight is the bay area's own figure skater karen chen. there she is, our figure skating coverage starts at 5:00 tonight. the women's short program starts at 5:30. that's where chen, fremont native, will be competing. the u.s. is currently leading team skating standing with 28 points after the overnight competition. >>> the first batch of alpine skiing medals up for grabs in men's downhill. northern californiavis began on brian bennett competing. both from the tahoe area and hoping to landed spots in the final. also keeping an eye on tahoe resident jamie anderson, perhaps the greatest female snowboarder of all time. she begins her final run tonight. here's tonight's lineup on nbc. as we said, women's short program begins at 5:30. you can wat

for those people who can pick up arms to stay and the rest to lead to russia as soon as possible, denise, pushing the head of the dentist people's republic, cold on the women and the elderly, and children to leave, to russia. when they can saying that's a food inch and shelter, a will be provided to everyone in the roster for region rushes region. that's so bordering donors can logan sc people's a republican agreement to that effect is already in place. and now when did he's pushing in was making than asthma? and he said that the president of ukraine had a master. her troops along the front line here in the donors can logan's canter. he is all but ready to give an order to start an offensive. he says, a heavy arms, large caliber weapons are all placed there. he is afraid of for the us citizens are uh dennis peoples republic, euphrates, freight for their health, and called on them to evacuate. let's have a listen will at practicum the film equipment that when the enemy shells the populated areas of to tanya screw, public life and house of our citizens is endangered. so, so from today, mas

now denise kiss quiet, a large sissy and many of its outskirts are right there on the front line. were heavy artillery duels continue, and many of the local residents, so were forced to hide in bomb shelters. were speaking of fer mario paul, while according to the representative of the people's militia here, edwardo. but sir, and well, that city is currently encircled by us of battalion. it's a so called the territorial defense force which over many years the many have linked it with me or nazi affiliations and belief. well, they're saying here that there are members of this battalion, they're not letting people evacuate from mario pool. we've been hearing a lot of artillery fire here in the center on friday. of course it's been a, it's sounds a lot more distant, but yes, there were explosions are right here in the city as for the atmosphere. you can definitely see people walking around me. of course, everyone here is hoping that of this conflict will soon and according to you and numbers are more than 14000 people had dialed over 90. children were killed in this conflict. so 240

the mobilization centers less here now from the leader of the dentist sell for a clean republic, denise bushland. buck rama booth tonight. in your view, no matter what scenario develops, we will be able to fend off key of aggression. we must unite all our efforts. i urge my fellow countrymen who are in reserve to come to the military commissar. it's to day i signed a decree on general mobilization, i ask all men of the republic who are able to hold a weapon in their hands to stand up for their families, their children, wives, and mothers. all the people are continuing to evacuate. so from done that sca evacuation began on fridays continued throughout saturdays, it's a saturday, it's not going to stop is going to continue for as long as needed. people are using their own cars. a boss says trains. what have you had the moments had sands of thousands of people have already crossed the line with the, with russia. and mostly it's women, children, of course. so the elderly, the men, most of the men have decided to stay and, and now they're coming to these kinds of mobilization. a centers to s

denise, lucy, chantelle. the reference — denise, lucy, chantelle.hat year was that? ., reference to the fu'i, what year was that? . ., , ., ., reference to the fu'i, what year was that? . .,, ., ., , ., reference to the fu'i, what year was that? ., .,, ., ., , ., i: i: that? that has got to be about 2002. there are a — that? that has got to be about 2002. there are a lot _ that? that has got to be about 2002. there are a lot of— that? that has got to be about 2002. there are a lot of references - that? that has got to be about 2002. there are a lot of references in - that? that has got to be about 2002. there are a lot of references in the i there are a lot of references in the book to that period where people of my age might not say that is historical, but 20 years have passed. in historical, but 20 years have assed. .,, historical, but 20 years have assed. ., , passed. in those names in the reaister, passed. in those names in the register. are _ passed. in those names in the register, are they _ passed. in those names in the register, are they rea

denise pro, at the moment is safe. there have been 4 rocket launched early morning towards the city. all 4 been being intercepted according to the military here. but people are wondering what's gonna happen next. people are trying to see where they can be saved. and when you look at what's unfolding and give an inherited, it's very difficult to get an answer to that question. i'd like to learn how to, how that will. hamid's life was their end in april, and i was gonna go live now to berlin, where the german chancellor olive shots is speaking. this is lynn boy, and his mean see world afterwards is not the world from before. and in the sense that the question is about power, whether the power can brook violate the rights and putin better put in can turn back the time to the supremacy area. and whether we have to put boundaries to few things, acts that that is or if asked for our own force. yes, we do want this and we vill on in short val said democracy and freedom and i am very grateful to use the mistresses and if that

it is falling was going on from the ukrainian city of denise.

what denise? pushing in the head of the self proclaimed on his people's republic also said that the president of ukraine vladimir zalinski, is, has m at a master. a major troops along the line of conflict between the 2. a warring size and heavy artillery is on the line and basically zalinski is ready to give an order ah, for a major offensive at any time. and this is why he had asked the citizens to evacuate to russia. those who can is not mandatory. but he said, in order to preserve everybody's health, it's better to evacuate to russia for now. temporarily the head of the elegance, people's republican anita position equal, he said, those men who can pick up arms should stay in defender and motherland. otherwise, the rest of the people can also temporarily evacuate to russia. ah, meanwhile, earlier on friday, a russian president vladimir putin said that indeed kremlin is witnessing an escalation here in dunc boss. but he has called on both sides of the conflict to sit down for a dialogue and to se