. >> both dimitri and mattson were plunged into fighting.the war switched to the east, dimitri stayed in kyiv. mattson fought and was wounded in some of the toughest battles in donbass. this video is from his bodycam. by the summer, in the ruins of eastern ukraine, the battle for that mood -- for bats moved -- batmouht had started. >> we were fighting inside of a chemical factory. >> he is still only 20. both mattson and dimitri will not train in ukrainian lands for peace with russia. >> we've united ukraine, built it -- built our economy and army toake the ukrainian nation great. >> that unity and strength -- when they -- was what they need when they found russian work crimes. >> she buried her son in her garden after russians shot him on the 10th of march last year. he was a boy, he was 27 when he was killed. one year later, she walks to where he was reburied. she dressed him in new clothes a flower and a button. she is tormented by what happened. the russians wrecked her house after they killed her son. >> we were hungry and cold, you shu

and finally in moscow is dimitri bobbitt choose a political commentator for, for us yet. so you've got new news agency owned and operated by the russian government. welcome to you all. good to have you here for this important discussion . and donald, i like to talk with you 1st. if i may, before we get into what all this means and what the implications are, can we 1st just try and understand how important the treaty is? what function it has had and how it has been keeping things in check? well, 1st of all, it's as both important as a tactical agreement. it's important as a political agreement. it's the last main pillar of the very important security architecture that russia to show that union and the united states developed during the cold war. i was involved in negotiations, it was painstakingly detailed and i personally think that it's very important that this treaty remain in place. but however, it depends on trust. and when that trust involves allowing onside inspections that trust allows that trust involves data exchanges matters like that. so while president reagan

he seemed to hope the russians knew who dimitri was.ther hidden camera captured smith meeting the second fake russian also sent by mi5. irina wanted his help in identifying defectors. they met the next day. he was arrested in august in pot stamp, close to berlin. police found documents and videos filmed inside the embassy. >> smith was note -- motivated by anti-u.k. views. he understood the information he was collecting was damaging to british interests. probably understood he was likely to put people at risk of harm and yet he shared it with the russians anyway. >> with hundreds of euros found in his flat, police are also sure he did it for money. david: hollywood star bruce willis has been diagnosed with an incurable form of dementia. the news comes less than a year after it was announced he was retiring because of an illness called aphasia, which affects cognitive abilities. our medical editor sent this report. >> as a wisecracking action hero cop, the diehard films made bruce willis a hollywood superstar. but he gave up acting last

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dimitri mission has now been charged with several felonies with a hate crime enhancement. kron four's dan kerman report. >> the man who burst into a richmond district synagogue february first and started shooting. what turned out to be blanks committed a hate crime. according to prosecutors. now, dimitri mission has been charged with 2 felonies among them interference with religious worship that comes with a hate crime enhancement. the da says that's based on statements he made at the time of the incident and social media posts. we provided with a link social media accounts of what i believe was facebook with several postings an individual and not see type clothing and in doing other things. and so it is our belief that that does belong to this individual, the synagogue in question is the schneerson center and those here are gratified. the case has been identified as a hate crime. >> i think any any human being and walk any place of worship and brandishing imitation gun or any gun shooting. that is i don't need any context of this. that in my mind is a hate crime. >> distr

they want to prevent dimitri mission from owning or possessing guns or ammunition for up to 5 years. >> kron four's dan kerman explains. >> and dimitri mission was criminally charged with obstructing the exercise of religion for entering a richmond district synagogue and firing blanks with a replica gun. prosecutors called it a hate crime. court documents indicate at the time of his arrest, police seized over 300 rounds of ammunition, a rifle, a replica rifle, a replica handgun and a broken rifle. a gun violence restraining order was issued on an emergency basis allowing police to remove those items. but now the city is going to court to prevent mission from owning or possessing these firearms for a longer period of time. gun violence restraining orders are civil restraining orders that can be used to remove firearms from individuals. >> who are at risk of harming themselves or others. it's a tool that we can use to prevent a person from possessing or purchasing a firearm for up to 5 years. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu says gun violence restraining orders have been effec

hello dimitri how are you? i have a serious business proposal for you. 50 thousand dollars for a week dmitry you have time. i'll be with you today i want to see you finally my. daughter no, lenka begins. why raschuk timurschuk timurchu. i'm on vacation, and then on sick leave , or vice versa, what's your face? such a satisfied yulia andreevich, the bank just gave an answer. who owns the credit card that paid for the air ticket of the murdered shapovalov well, who owns the credit card? you won't believe his mother-in-law. well, you had to be such an idiot to pay off her credit card, although of applied importance. in our case , she doesn’t have any, she will say that the credit card was stolen or lost, only now it was discovered. i don't understand yet. why should i understand? i'm on vacation, and then on sick leave or vice versa yuri andreevich come to timuroch to timuroch. i told you, you need to be friends with your mother-in-law. killer is hired. fighting woman well, don't say it yet, then you'll need the trump card in your hands. what a

but dimitry was working for the met and mi5 and smith fell for it.nothing of the sort, were later found in smith's locker. a covid camera captured smith taking pictures of the visitor on the cctv system. ——a covert camera captured smith taking pictures of the visitor on the cctv system. he seemed to hope the russians knew who dmitry was. then another hidden camera captured smith meeting the second fake russian, also sent by mi5. irena wanted his help identifying the factors. they met the next day. he was arrested in august 2021 in potsdam, close to berlin. police found documents and videos filmed inside the embassy. smith was motivated by anti—uk, pro—russian views. he understood that the information he was collecting was damaging to british 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. the video game industry was worth £4] billion to the uk economy in 2022 — but there's another country pu

but dimitri was working for the met and mi5 and smith fell for it. supposedly secret documents, they were nothing of the sort, were later found in smith's locker. a covert camera captured smith taking pictures of the visitor on the cctv system. he seemed to hope the russians knew who dmitry was. then another hidden camera captured smith meeting the second fake russian, also sent by mi5. irena wanted his help identifying the factors. they met the next day. he was arrested in august 2021 in potsdam, close to berlin. police found documents and videos filmed inside the embassy. smith was motivated by anti—uk, pro—russian views. he understood that the information he was collecting was damaging to british 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. so what is the damage to british national security? so what is the damage to british nationalsecurity? it so what is the damage to british national

we've touch there slightly dimitry about russian house, but it was a bit more detail. what is the russian house was a job? russian house is a mentor and initiative. it promotes russian culture and really is throughout the world. we have a school of russian language. we have a cinema center where we are showing russian films to the local public. and we also have some elections about his refresher and some topics that are important for the population. okay, cool. so now you know, when i, when you were there for about 5 years, i think we've, we've briefly said before, now can you remember the know what happened on that day? well till the, the evening before i got notice that i have a parcel of a 10 minute detail post office in monday with the use of the flat drive for me. so the next morning i sent my employee to recover it. she brought it to me. when i was alone in the office, i am books that there was indeed a flash drive. so i took it into my hand and i have a wireless plug in into the is the, have i, i noticed that it was heavier than a, then it should be. then sudden

and this is the right time for that dimitry beverage. is this about getting president biden to approach russia to start negotiations to try and in the wall? is that what that put is trying to do is, is that how he's playing his cards? i think nuclear weapons to important issue by itself. you know however, i agree with that though, of course it was no fortune who destroyed the system. a launch control she rightly mentioned abm treaty is grabbed by the united states. iron f treat is grabbed by the united states. let me also remind you all of the conventional forces in europe . treat dollars is right, and conventional weapons are becoming very destructive. and unfortunately, it was the west that just refused to review this treaty. according to the old creek is found in 1992 a walk into stone. you are still on the soviet control ration control of russia was the right to require the review of the treaty, which is now dead. actually however, i agree with you that the, of course rash will do some kind of negotiation on your brain with the unite

what stood out to dimitry. so it's very clear that putin is trying to position russia as buttoning down the hatches and settling him for the long haul. he talked about projects with time horizons in the 20 thirty's that are about not just substituting a western demand with domestic demand, but substituting western technology and western production with unspecified new markets and with domestic production. it is to put it very, very mildly, a very ambitious or a very ambitious plan. he also cares the west of wanting to be done with russia. is that not, in fact what he wants it's, it's very hard to, it's very hard to understand this. i think prior to the invasion, the west probably didn't want to spend too much time thinking about russia, but we're certainly very comfortable doing business with russia. there was an incredibly, mutually profitable arrangement. there was a lot of business lengths. i think at this point, the westwood still very much prefer not to think about russia, but it has moved itself to a poin

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and the general director of zubrol ex-kera unik of the hockey federation of ukraine and now senator dimitryncouraging about the tournament, stop sha metropolitan and me and the fans. and the whole team as a whole expected, probably, a higher place, uh, in the standings, because the start of the season was really good. yes, the team, zdorovo uh, got ready, gained momentum, held a number of interesting friendly matches, and at the beginning of the season beat such giants. e khlovskikh as the avangard of cska and therefore everyone had expectations. well, really, but higher places. unfortunately during the season. uh, the team is facing some crises. so i'm sure that u with one of these. eh, now e team. including the coaching staff manages to do everything possible in order to realize all the set goals. tasks about the regular season of dynamo holding on the road on saturday white-blue walk alexander sosnovich. the bottom could have come out in the third round of the tournament with the gray prey in dubai, under another krug, the belarusian stepped in, which is worth rockets to american chicken

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. >>> dimitry dijo. nucleares. horas despuÉs de que su jefe wladimir putin dijo que se retira de los acuerdos de am armas nucleares que tenÍa con estados unidos. un gran error lo llamÓ el presidente joe biden. los mÁs amenazados. >>> como gasolina al fuego, la confirmaciÓn por 2 fuentes de la nbc que rusia realizÓ una pruebo con un misil intercontinental que fallÓ aparentemente, dos dÍass a tes de la llegada de biden a europa. >>> wladimir putin reunido con el... que china vaya a darle armamento a rusia para la guerra en ucrania. >>> a horas de cumplirse el primer aniversario de la guerra de ucrania y los expertos pronostican que lo peor estÁ por venir. podrÍamos ver el mayor baÑo de sangre que ha vivido europa desde la segunda guerra mundial. >>> el campo de batalla es el territorio ucraniano. el temor, es que alguien cometa un error. >>> cualquier mal cÁlculo ruso o de los paÍses de la otan puede resultar en la tercera guerra mundial. en washington, christine londoÑo, noticias telemundo. >>> a propÓsit

of course, dimitri medvedev, the former president and prime minister of russia certainly people in polandave a long memory, of course, they remember when soviet troops invaded poland in the fall of 1939 a few weeks after nazi germany. no doubt people are worried that the war could escalate and that's why many in the west want to stop russia in its track and many think this is what putin meant commenting reconstituting russia. griff: lucas tomlinson from the white house lawn. thank you. aishah: as ukraine surpasses the one year anniversary of invasion, world's deadliest war since world war ii. our national correspondent steve harrigan is live for us in kyiv. >> aishah, there has been little movement in the battle lines for eastern ukraine. that's a major spring offensive tornado to move the lines. he laid out in a press conference yesterday for the media what it would take to actually bring the fighting in ukraine to an end. here is zelenskyy. >> please respect our right to live on our land. leave our territory. stop bombing us. stop killing the civilian population. stop destroying our inf

dimitri valerie machine was arrested last friday. the shooting happened at the schneerson center in the richmond district a week ago. police believe the same suspect weight the gum at the balboa theater the night before. he now faces two felony counts and six misdemeanor counts for hate crimes. >>> of the stories, at least a dozen cars had windows smashed overnight on bay street in san francisco. this is just a few blocks from the the popular ghiradelli square. it looks like someone just went down the line smashing and grabbing. this is an ongoing issue in san francisco. police say more than 20,000 break-ins were reported in the city last year alone. >>> in san jose, police say this man, diego mendoza ramirez pistol whipped and robbed people while they were using an atm. police say it happened four times during the week of january. he allegedly used stolen vehicles to make a get away. he is now under arrest. >>> in the east bay, pittsburgh moving ahead with plans to build the city's first skate plaza and pump track. according to merc

dimitry mission last week pleaded not guilty to felony hate crime charges that could earn him ten yearshe's convicted on all charges. he's being held without bail. >>> 6:36 right now, and gun violence is a growing problem across the country and here in the bay area. one county is declaring it a public health issue and asking for people to help put an end to the crisis. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from antioch. contra costa county is forming a new gun violence prevention coalition. tell us about it. >> reporter: correct, laura and marcus. they're asking residents of contra costa county to apply to be part of this new coalition. it's a coalition that will target young people in the western part of the county like richmond and the eastern parts like antioch to try to convince them that bullets are not the way to solve disputes. now, contra costa health is the agency that is trying to put together this coalition. once formed, the coalition plans to sponsor silence the violence days of action. but more importantly, we'll reach out to middle and high schoolers at risk of

now, dimitri mission has been charged with 2 felonies among them interference with religious worship that comes with a hate crime enhancement. the da says that's based on statements he made at the time of the incident and social media posts. we provided with a link social media accounts of what i believe was facebook with several postings an individual and not see type clothing and in doing other things. and so it is our belief that that does belong to this individual, the synagogue in question is the schneerson center and those here are gratified. the case has been identified as a hate crime. >> i think any any human being and walk any place of worship and brandishing imitation gun or any gun shooting. that is i don't need any context of this that in mind as a hate crime. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says she now plans to ask a judge to hold mission without bail. he presents a significant public safety risk in to the jewish community in particular. >> anyone who would walk into a synagogue of that sort and make the statements that he did and display what appear to be a firear

dimitri mission is now charged with several felonies, including a hate crime enhancement kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >> the man who burst into a richmond district synagogue february first and started shooting. what turned out to be blanks committed a hate crime. according to prosecutors. now, dimitri mission has been charged with 2 felonies among them interference with religious worship that comes with a hate crime enhancement. the da says that's based on statements he made at the time of the incident and social media posts. we provided with a link social media accounts. what i believe was facebook with several postings an individual and not see type clothing and in doing other things. and so it is our belief that that does belong to this individual, the synagogue in question is the schneerson center and those here are gratified. the case has been identified as a hate crime. >> i think any any human being and walk any place of worship and brandishing imitation gun or any gun shooting. that is i don't need any context of this that in mind as a hate crime. >> district attorn

dimitri mission is so what's now been charged with several felonies with hate crime enhancements and kron four's. dan kerman takes a closer look at the case. >> the man who burst into a richmond district synagogue february first and started shooting. what turned out to be blanks committed a hate crime. according to prosecutors. now, dimitri mission has been charged with 2 felonies among them interference with religious worship that comes with a hate crime enhancement. the da says that's based on statements he made at the time of the incident and social media posts. we provided with a link social media accounts. what i believe was facebook with several postings an individual and not see type >> clothing and in doing other things. and so it is our belief that that does belong to this individual, the synagogue in question is the schneerson center. >> and those here are gratified. the case has been identified as a hate crime. >> i think any any human being and walk any place of worship and brandishing imitation gun or any gun shooting. that is i don't need any context of this that in min

active and strong even here in san francisco, san francisco de a brook jenkins charged 51 year old dimitri mission with hate crimes, disturbing a religious meeting and making threats obstructing excess. size of religion, certain terms that were used that that may have required research on the part of law enforcement to understand what the meanings were as well as social media posts that were revealed to us that is how we arrived at the conclusion that this was in fact a hate crime. authorities say surveillance video shows mission walking into sneer sins center, a synagogue for russian speaking jews at 28th in balboa in the richmond district on february 1st. he made small talk with the group inside, but police say he pulled out a gun and fired blanks across the room. and then this person starts shooting that wasn't immediately obvious to them. that this was a dangerous individual. he finished shooting a few seconds and they're just it was a shock. no one was hurt, the rabbi says. the suspect at one point said, send my regards to the massad, referring to the israeli intelligence agency. he s

he seemed to hope the russians knew who dimitri was.idden 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 information on that story on our bbc news website and you can get in touch with me and the team on twitter. bye-bye for now. narrator: funding for presentation othis program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you,

and now the senators dimitry baskov struck about the tournament, you can stop the capital now and i andbly, a higher place, er, in the standings, because the start of the season was really good. yes, the team is great, got ready , gained momentum, held a number of interesting friendly matches, and at the beginning of the season beat such giants. e khlovskikh as avangard cska and so everyone had expectations, well, really er, but higher places. unfortunately during the season. uh team faced some crises. so i'm sure that u with one of these. e, now the team, including the coaching staff, can do everything.

dimitri works a hybrid job and commutes at least once a week. he is leaving san francisco to head back down to the peninsula just before the evening rush. >> not crowded at all, it used to be way more crowded. >> reporter: he was right, but that is a problem and it is not unique to bart. ridership across all operators remains at only 55% of pre- pandemic levels. he believes that is largely due to many companies continuing some version of remote work. >> of the workforce is still a learning experience and what works best for them. >> we have seen a seismic shift in how the private sector, even the public sector approach work and where it can occur. there is a real structural challenge that we are looking at. >> reporter: the mtc set a fiscal cliff is about 2 years away with federal relief funds rapidly drying up. the mtc anticipates transit operators will face a budget for shortfall over the next 5 years. >> you can visualize the bar chart with the revenue here and now we are here thanks to the federal money, and once it dries up, we are going li

my guest this week for moscow is dimitri trending. for my army officer and former director of the carnegie moscow center, which was shut down last april, with tens of thousands of its soldiers killed and little progress on the ground. the kremlin is taking its own survival on the outcome of the war. in the mines of fulton and i think a lot of people around him, we are in a zone in which rushes very distant is a state. but why did moscow go to war just as the west that the gun, the dialog putin has been demanding? and has moscow now move the world once and parole from nuclear to terrence to nuclear black mail for meet the training. welcome to come pick, go. thank you very much jim. it's a pleasure to be with you. we've had almost a year of war in ukraine, tens of thousands of people dead, many thousands more injured mass destruction and misery. what good has any of this brought to russia? oh, there's no good that that's, that's obvious. the issue is there should've usually been prevent it. but it wasn't. and that makes it a real traged

before the speech of dimitri magdat , us president joe biden said in a message that the war and never victory for russia will be over. north korea warned the united states that hostile and provocative actions may be interpreted as a declaration of war . the ministry of foreign affairs of north korea announced that the only way to prevent the escalation of tensions on the korean peninsula is to stop military cooperation and joint exercises between the united states and its allies. north korea to the american and south korean exercise with the test of 4 long-range hyundai cruise missiles announced the firing of 4 strategic missiles towards the east sea known as the sea of ​​japan . some of these missiles fly at a lower altitude than ballistic missiles, so it is very difficult to identify them. in the last two months, north korea has reacted to the movements of the united states and its allies in east asia by firing nearly 60 missiles, including an unprecedented test of several intercontinental ballistic missiles with the ability to target different parts of the united states. with sin m

dimitri mission walked into a richmond district synagogue, then fired blanks out of that gun.was hurt, but members of the synagogue say they are glad mission is facing serious charges. >> the shooting itself is very quick, and people don't know what is going on, what's happening. there was a concern in my mind that somehow he would only be charged with more minor crimes and be let out in a year to happier. >> the district attorney says the hate crime enhancement was added after stated comments and posts that he was motivated by anti-semitic views. he is being charged for a similar incident at the balboa theater. prosecutors will ask he be held without bail. >>> a supervisor is apologizing tonight for flipping off a protester. chairman walton says it happened last week at a rally for tyre nichols. he flipped off a man using the microphone to interrupt the rally. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. ahead, the city no longer holds the title for the most expensive rent in the bay area. how the south bay now tops that list. >>> it's a controversial proposal that would allow drug addicts

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. 51 year-old dimitri mission was arrested last friday. he was accused of shooting inside the shoe near some center synagogue on balboa street kron four's. dan kerman has the latest on the investigation. >> it is clear that anti-semitism is still active in strong. even here in san francisco, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the man who entered the schneerson center synagogue last week and started shooting. what turned out to be blanks. >> targeted the jewish community for who they are and what

dimitri mission is facing multiple felony charges including hate crimes. a judge denied him home detention, saying he poses a risk to the community. mission agreed to receive mental health services and will be held in custody without bail. he scheduled to appear in court next tuesday for a preliminary hearing. at 28-year-old suspect is in custody for allegedly shooting two jewish men outside of los angeles synagogue's within the last two days. jamie tran is facing federal hate crime charges and is known to make anti-semitic comments. train is accused of shooting a jewish man, leaving the synagogue wednesday, and shot a man in his 70's one day later. >> hate crimes have no place in our community. antisemitism has no place in our community. dan: police say tran was arrested in coachella valley and was found with multiple firearms. jewish organizations claim there's an uptick in hate crimes against jewish people across the country. tran could face license -- life in prison if found guilty. ama: stanford's student newspaper is reporting claims that her 2009 me

last week, dimitri mission was inside a richmond district synagogue. you can see it here on the surveillance camera. he pulls out a gun and fires what police believe are blanks. prosecutors said they added the hate crime enhancements based on statements that he made at the time of the incident and social media posts that suggest he was motivated by anti-semitic views. >> something that will not be tolerated by this office or by myself or by this city. and so i want to make it clear to anyone who is thinking of acting on such hateful beliefs that you will be held accountable. >> mission is also facing similar charges for an incident at san francisco's balboa theater. he remains in custody, and prosecutors say they'll ask that he be held without bail. >>> all right. did you notice, technical difficulties today for twitter. twitter with us down for about 90 minutes from 1:30 this afternoon to about 3:00. after that, most of the site's functionality was restored, but the direct messages, the dms there, that feature was still having issues. during the outag

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. 51 year-old dimitri mission was arrested last friday. he was accused of shooting inside the shoe near some center synagogue on balboa street kron four's. dan kerman has the latest on the investigation. >> it is clear that anti-semitism is still active in strong. even here in san francisco, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the man who entered the schneerson center synagogue last week and started shooting. what turned out to be blanks. >> targeted the jewish community for who they are and what they believe that something that will not be tolerated by this office or by myself. >> or by the city. jenkins made the comments at a news conference wednesday. well, announcing she's charged. 51 year-old jeannette remission with 2 felonies. among them interference with religious worship. >> that comes with a hate crime enhancement. she says that's based on statements he made at the time of the incident and social media posts. >> we provided with a link social media accounts. what i believe was facebook with several postings an ind

he is 51-year-old dimitri mission. mission faces charges after firing shots inside the synagogue on balboa street. >>> another case we are following, no trial date yet for the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. david depape was not in court today as the trial pushed back the hearing to set a trial date. he will be due in court on april 12th. >>> and the developing story. former oakland police chief laronne armstrong filing an appeal after he was fired by the mayor. he claimed wrongful termination by mayor sheng thao. manitou fired armstrong after a report that was critical of the chief's role in a police misconduct case. the oakland mayor is still defending her decision. she told cbs news bay area that she lost confidence in his ability to lift the oakland police out from under federal oversight. >> we have to work to ensure that we are making sure that we are not just checking the boxes in front of the judge, but at the same time that these culturally significant issues are addressed. so right now we

police arrested 51 year-old dimitri mission. that decision to charge him with a hate crime comes following some statements mission made at the time of that incident and things that he posted on social media. >> i hope that, you know, help you get convicted in that he's put away for these in the long time because i believe they should decide are now looking at can we move to a new location in the same neighborhood? because now everyone san francisco was watch the news know where we are knows. unfortunately, how long are we work? >> well, the center says they are beefing up security. well, it's been more than 2 weeks since a gunman shot and killed 7 people in half moon bay family and friends paid their respects on wednesday to the youngest victim of the shooting kron four's terisa stasio talk with a family friend who says he was a husband and a father of 2. >> ord. >> and then she those being. >> and i. it did not sing. >> we're all too. and they in the war. and with all we know is a work hard. and the to it. >> a shout is a famil