so just don't call it a mere appeal by duma. i thank the secretary of state mister blinking for his powerful statement. oh, february 16 on the issue of do my decision as well as i sank, the foreign minister loads round of france for he is clear statement as well as a thing minister cleverly of the. okay. for his statement to date, as well as i think norway, ireland, albania, and many other partners and responsible members of the international community for their statements on these issue. and i would like to ask the secretary of the security council to make my let up part of the proceedings. let that lated february 16. it is important, however, as well because the soft and feeble reaction of the un ain't 2008 resulted in lusting occupations of paws of the georgian territory. and i will not forward towards the van secretary buncombe, one said. and while the pga sat at that moment, we hope that the you and lee that leadership today learn the lessons from the occupational appraiser and south the c j. and we owe both members and the

when you talk about any russian duma. _ operation.an duma, you're _ operation. when you talk about any russian duma, you're talking - operation. when you talk about any russian duma, you're talking about any request to president putin to recognise the donetsk and low hands to republics. do you think the us revealing its hand —— luhansk. is that working to their fever? to the us�*s favour? i that working to their fever? to the us's favour?— us's favour? i think the drive to exose us's favour? i think the drive to expose the _ us's favour? i think the drive to expose the intelligence - us's favour? i think the drive to - expose the intelligence information they have because every plan that is public as to a certain degree is disrupted. 0f public as to a certain degree is disrupted. of course, there was a problem with pinpointing the exact date of the invasion. i think we are hearing the of quite heightened escalation is that roscoe will squeeze in ukraine from both sides, from the black sea, from the east, from the black sea, from the e

beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine as he indicated and asked pmission to do ros: from his dumaian troops getting closer to the ukrainian border. the americans have joined other western countries and imposing sanctions and germany is suspending russia's nord stream 2 pipeline. written has announced moves against russian banks and individuals. -- britain has announced moves against russian banks and individuals. lcome to this half an hour. president biden says this is the beginning of an invasion of ukraine. that comes after vladimir putin ordered his militaryo regions of eastern ukraine controlled by pro-russian separatists. that came just hours after recognizing those areas as independent states. first of all, let's hear more of what presideiden had to say. pres. biden: he is setting up a ratione to take more territory by force in my view. if we listen to his speech last night, and many of you did, he is setting up a rationale to go much further. this is the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine, as hendicated and asked permission to able to do from his duma. ros: presiden

to that because lee and he's of the, of the russian parliament of the duma. and we follow public opinion just as they would in other countries. they base what they do on the voters opinion and other very sensitive nose for, for public opinion and for what the people in russia feel. and they also feel a sense of compassion for the people in the dog mass. they support them and their hope that the situation there will be able to be changed radically and for the better of calls for the better for them. and in their inches. i know that there were 2 draft proposals. one draft spoke her, wasn't brought from the russia unity party with the overwhelming or george in the party. the 2nd draft was so put in staggered terms of reg, depue to the president to recognize the, the 2 republics. it was an open and free vote. as far as been, i've been informed that there was no party whip about it earlier and most m. p 's actually supported the earth resolution, which are the defacto opposition party, the communist part of the russian federation, pat tevo's dealer issue. i will a

italian irish at sky, the former vice chairman of the international affairs committee in the russian duma . thanks so much natalia for coming on. not sure how much a british media you're watching. i know you're appearing on on it sometimes. as you might know, ne donation media has been broadcasting. views that vladimir putin has gone mad. and boris johnson has called on the russian people to overthrow what he says is a dictator. it well as the language of course. so for co, modern or western elite leaves much to be, you know, desired because even in the 19th century, the notes are to declare war sir, began was mad shit, more gentle and men long lea, a rockabilly air. well, i believe that i met t po, have expected, after the dismemberment of the soviet union that such huge geopolitics entity as was the historical russian state which grew in centuries and came to actually broom with outer ward in centers would just be drafted as a 15 or new states and everything would be stable, et cetera. so this a few trial and obsolete paradigm all for democracy versus it'll tell italian as you good for

and there's some more promising find some question marks, of course today also with the dumas action, but i think in general, at least the yesterday, mr. shots was also in kevin, if you have agreed to do it's part of the misc agreement. so i think i would expect the adult in the best case, those negotiations are to proceed in the coming weeks and months. i want to ask you a little bit about the choreography of the news conference that we sold today. i mean, you're aware that d w was forced by the russian government to close its moscow bureau, chancellor sholtes to day at the news conference, he gave his 1st question to a dw reporter. he was travelling with him, our very own mikella, kirshner. what did you make of that? it was a very forceful sign that the shots stands up for and the german government stands up for media freedom. and not only did he give the 1st question to d, w, but it shawls also talk to very clearly about the closing down of the n g o memory. all he clearly said that it's not as it is not acceptable from a rule of law point to point of view of the treatment of knob

natalia nourish at sky, the former vice chairman of international affairs committee in the russian duma. thanks so much italy of her coming on. not sure how much a british media you're watching. i know you're appearing on on it sometimes. as you might know, ne donation media has been broadcasting. views that vladimir putin has gone mad and burst. johnson has called on the russian people to overthrow what he says is a dictator. it well as the language of course. so for co, modern or western elite leaves much to be, you know, desired were because even in the 19th century, the notes are to declare was sure began was mad show more gentlemen molly, or vocabulary or well, i believe that i met people have expected after the dismemberment of with the soviet union that such huge jr politic entity as was the historical russian state which grew in centuries and came to actually broom with alter ward in centers, would just be drafted as a 15 or new states and everything could be stable, et cetera. so this a few trial and obsolete paradigm all for democracy versus it'll tell italian hood for them. i

i know the duma is which is usually bullet only as a sided roslyn william no bush and throw this and well reparations with and according to wealth preparations. and the massive majority of our voters have supported the proposal of asking if with the president for jeff, let me put in to recognise the dollars government these 2 government republics and their members will have an idea of the duma miss had you list. i was thought of some also wanted to further over sent a draft to the ministry of foreign affairs because of the critical situations in these 2 republics. according to some human wish and humanitarian criteria, people there are dying and the members of the duma work, i thought that the authorities in caves are not necessarily not implementing the drollest agreements resilience and the greatest good hirata. i really want the all hooker know and understand that our citizens live there. 8 100000 russians live there. and one more 1000000 people there want. what 1000000 our nationality want to get our citizenship. that's why we say we need not the situation. what to be worse over

we mentioned the duma request about recognising it formally. i mean, that's been going on... it? since 2014 that has been recognised. this upping of conflict within the donbas region, is that likely to be the key factor that tips it over into conflict, full—blown conflict? i mean, i think it could be, but as i said, it's not just the donbas front that we should be watching because we see a buildup both from the south and the north of belarus. but donbas is here de facto already joined up with russia because russia issued quite a lot of russian passports. its economy is being integrated. ukrainian assets of companies were seized. the ruble is in operation and we see local populations, you know, in a way held in a manipulative way because for them, the only way to go is to save themselves in russia. that was 0rysia lutsevych. staying with events in munich — the bbc�*s chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, spoke to us senator and republican, lindsey graham who was at the conference. lindsey graham, you heard president biden last night saying that he was pretty confiden

we saw in the report there this vote in the duma in the russian parliament to call on the kremlin to recognize those rebel regions in east and ukraine. that will be a hugely disruptive move if the russians move to head with that that would throw the whole crisis into a new level of dangerousness plus. also, there was a significant cyber attack yesterday that took place against various ukrainian institutions that always takes a while to attribute who, who actually initiated the cyber attack. but of course, they'll be very strong suspicions that russia is involved, given the circumstances that were in at the moment. plus you have a very large number of troops, certainly still in the region around ukraine. so all in all, this is still very volatile. the situation of the german chancellor, olaf sholtes was in moscow yesterday following his talks in care of the day before . did he achieve anything? well, i think he'll be reasonably satisfied with how the trip went. i think on 2 levels. essentially, partly just the opportunity for him to get his message across, not just in public, in the w

so rushers state duma has ratified treaties of military and economic cooperation with the don yet scanned lugens republics. that is off to vladimir putin signed a decree, recognizing them as sovereign states. and after that, he is how some of the don boss residence on refugees in the area greeted that decision was thoroughly does loose. he follows region 14, i build, i suggest that you thought about it. i know this didn't you said that it went in with you which, which is either he knew he shot the shot. when would envision get dragon with he is to really love you, but i'm certain we haven't been abandoned and that we have a future liada. i'm glad, 1st and foremost, because now our people won't be killed anymore. i feel sorry for our people. it is a long hoped for events. i came to holland de nats watched the tv in expectation yesterday greeted the knees with tears, and we're happy. at least there will now be order. the bombings will stop and people will be able to lead normal lives or tindall. and he's been waiting for this for a long time. is to feel in that finally, it's happened this s

also the dumas, recognition of what we heard from vladimir putin in his speech last night, recognizing on yet, and the ones as independent grains in his broadcast last night. that it was very important to see who their friends we are now. so i'm wondering what type of response that you would have and you would recommend. thank you. thank for if a fargo thank you for your question, we're gonna double unfold. and i want to respond to that by saying that 1st extremely important that we act together as the european union and close coordination with the united states of america. that is what we have prepared and that is good, the basis on which our discussions are and we want to act decisively with measures that we take now in response to what has happened now, namely, the recognition of the 2 territories. as republics, this cannot be accepted in their long side and naturally in the long period of time in which we have prepared for their situation. there are other sanctions that we have put together should further measures be undertaken. but now the aims to do something specifically to resp

and in this regard, we express our concern with regard to the adoption by the state, duma of the russian federation of a resolution calling for recognition of the separatist territories of ukraine. if it were to pass this resolution would constitute assumed a violation of the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of ukraine by russia and a fundamental calling into question of the men's agreements. we also welcome the role of the special monitoring mission of the se in ukraine, which plays an essential role and efforts at the escalation. it is the is, and the i is of the international community that france just like germany will keep its nationals deployed on the ground so that this mission remain operational during this critical period that we have taken note of the information provided by the se, with regard to possible violations of the ceasefire in recent hours. we would wish that systematically the special mission be able to gather the facts impartially. mr. president, the defense of the principles of the united nations charter, in particular, respect for the sovereignty and terr

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that was jason dumas reporting. we'll be right back. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> welcome back. 4.54 on this friday morning. if you have plans on getting outside this weekend, the coast, not a bad spot to think about it all. highway one is going to be beautiful. i'm sure. very busy, though. so do anticipate a few waits in traffic as you're traveling down highway one, you can see out there half moon bay. it's still a little bit dark, but we are starting off this morning. fog free at the coastline today. still climbing well into the 70's. a beautiful day today. and we are going to be looking at temperatures inland, still climbing into the mid to upper 70's. it will be the same along the bay shore. so great start to the weekend. great weekend in general to be getting out there a lot of people going to be there watching the game or getti

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in this respect, we condemn the actions taken by the russian duma. to propose the russian president recognize the regions of lou hanson. and don't ask, as independent, this would directly undermine the minsk agreements and must be rejected by the rational authorities in line with the commitments that they have made. we welcome all efforts to support the process and to avoid escalation, including the role of the o. s. e and the normandy format. this remains our long standing position. mister president, let us remind ourselves of the context for the minced minsk agreements and the situation in which ukraine finds itself to day. in march 2014 russia invaded and illegally annexed crimea. in flagrant violation of international law. a few weeks later in april, russia instigated a conflict in the don bass, which it continues to fuel to day. more than 14000 people have lost their lives in the fighting their. now, to day the cranium, people are yet again living under the threat of invasion with well over a 130000 russian troops. heavy weaponry and military ve

this special edition for moscow is richard, have nick at off the deputy chairman of the russian state duma committee on international affairs and member of the ruling united russia party. thank you so much of it to suffer. coming on the show. i been a 1st ask about why there are nuclear weapons drills today happening. russia has the largest number nuclear weapons warheads in the world. why? why is russia doing this today? amidst all this world wide tension, russia is conducting exercises almost on a daily basis. the most from the fans has a wrong $200.00 drills a year. it's includes exercises on all forces including the strategic forces, of course, as o, y. now i think it's also a message to the west. we're serious about talking about security and we have something to present. russian is a nuclear superpower, as well as the united states of america. and that should be taken into account just to remind when suddenly a reminder of weapons of mass destruction. what did you make of the west exec corporate consultant who's now by the secretary of state antony blinking, claiming that russia coul

>> that was jason dumas reporting. the warriors play the nuggets tomorrow night at the chase center tip off at 7 o'clock. will join a kron 4 as we celebrate black history month. pam moore is going to be hosting a half hour special in titled honoring black history. mind body soul. you can see there. it's set to air february 24th at 06:30pm. so if you have the evening free. >> make sure to join us to be good show. we'll be right back. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >> 4.55 the time. so now that the super bowl is over, what happens to the leftover bangles gear in case they

so when you're listening to, so the 1st thing, the voting in the state duma just tried before the press conference. i was informed about this from an association officials and about the partial with throwing the troops from the area to our military science. so how can i come into the system as the executive branch and military leadership of the country? there is nothing to common had they made a decision about throwing part of the troops for voting in the state. duma, i think, is related to this to this somehow because the members of the parliament like any other country, they think about their opinions. so the voters, they feel it, they can sense it and it's quite up is in now or a country. the vast majority of people treated him and they feel for the people of the don bounce, they support them and they held that to us at them. the situation will change drastically. you, for the better notion of below the, it's terribly, i know there were 2 drafts, those one suggested by the united russia, supported by the majority. and the 2nd one you request to the president triggered nice these repu

they go back on the road to take on oregon state on friday. >> well, it was jason dumas reporting.riors play the clippers tonight in la tipoff at 7.30. for 50 is the time. yes, shore rams fans love the game, but a lot of people are also talking about the halftime show. 2 stars of rap and hip-hop combining for a show with a real southern california feel. we've got gene kang with the recap of that. >> hip-hop superstars doctor dre and snoop dogg united with to fox california love representing los angeles. big time. as $0.50, perform upside down and hit the crowd with his old school hit in the club. queen of hip-hop soul mary j. blige took over with her legendary r and b voice. they performed on a glowing white house with 5 stages and a map of compton. and west coast. rapper kendrick lamar didn't disappoint with dre day draped all over his dancers. >> this hip-hop powerhouse won over skeptics who doubted old-school hip-hop could wowed the crowd. critics raving their halftime show is one of the best since beyonce and bruno mars. back in 2000, 16. and this halftime extravaganza wasn't w

all right, jason dumas, thank you very much.er filing a lawsuit against the nfl and 3 teams alleging racism over their hiring practices. former miami dolphins head coach brian flores is now going public. he appeared on espn's get up yesterday morning sharing why he felt compelled to sue the league. >> we need i know many very capable black coaches and they deserve an opportunity, a real opportunity, not not only rule opportunity where boxes checked, we need to change the hearts and minds of the people making those decisions. >> yeah, the nfl has responded to the allegations saying it flores's claims are without merit. adding, quote, diversity is core to everything we do end quote. well, besides thd allegations of racism, flores also accuses dolphins owner stephen ross of trying to pay him $100,000 per loss in order to improve the team's draft position for the next year. now, flores says that happened back in 2019, which would have been right around the same time the dolphins owner invested in a sports gambling company. as of now

the more it becomes dumas, a duma, that we can actually sit as friends and as fellow africans and resolve these as a purely african problem. i think he says the hydro power generation is essential to nomic development in africa, 2nd most populous country. both egypt and sudan are still pushing for a legally binding deal on both the filling of the giant reservoir. and it's operation that height at al jazeera in nigeria university students in their final year may not be able to graduate because of a staff walk out. lecturers are threatening to strike indefinitely if the government doesn't live up to promises. made more than a decade ago. i mean, the jewish reports from kana hallways, once bustling with student activity and are quiet. it's only days since public university teachers in nigeria walked off their jobs. but lecture halls already covered with dust. the government has expressed surprise, but the lecturers are unmoved. they can see their so phrases equally are no serious . i'm sure. an idea is our nose of rice because we did into a club or by night and said that, well, when australi

jason dumas has the very latest coming up in sports. we're back. it is 4.45.'s get a check of the forecast. we've got john looking at the golden gate bridge for us this morning. great looking shot there, john. yeah, beautiful view this morning on these clear mornings, it's >> nice when you can actually see rc church. our view because oftentimes this was blocked out by those. they area low clouds and fog. not this morning and not the past few mornings either. we're going to be crystal clear throughout the course of the day today and after a fairly chilly start for some of us, nothing, chile about the rest of your thursday. record-breaking heat. in fact, is what we can expect already broke a record in oakland yesterday climbing into the upper 80's today. we're likely to break a few more records than just oakland. we are looking at the coast and the north bay with some of her windiest conditions right now, gusts of wind into a 30 to 40 miles per hour range in her upper elevations and right along the coast. so if you're heading out to the beach to enjoy this bombe

far beyond the steps _ do from his duma.ies and partners — the steps we and our allies and partners implemented in 2014. that's— partners implemented in 2014. that's when the crimea was annexed in 2014. so if that is the case, that that area that is controlled by ukrainian forces is in fact being claimed by president putin then that could put the two countries in conflict so let's look at the sanctions that president biden announced there. let's start with america. america has brought an sanctions against two russian banks while limiting actions to the international financial systems. if we look at the sanctions from germany, these are perhaps the most substantive today, the suspension of a gas pipeline project between russia and germany was announced by the germany was announced by the german chancellor 0laf scholz, that would have doubled the gas flow from russia to germany, and then the uk's sanctions, if we have a look at those, they will be imposed on five russian banks and three russian individuals. all of these sancti

i want to show you some live pictures of russia's parliament, the duma. what you can see there is the need, as i expected to sign off on the president putin's declaration recognizing those disputed regions of lou hands. antonietta as independent republic. so things moving forward. let's go to dorset jabari, who is in moscow for us. those are what is the events at the last 24 hours? what does it mean now for the diplomatic path that we've been focusing on at the last couple of days and the future of the cycle mince agreement? i think it's become very clear, even though we've been hearing from various russian officials saying that they're still very much interested in a continuing on that to put diplomatic pass that that path is now become much more difficult to continue. i want to talk about what is happening in the state legislature, the duma that we just saw. pictures of this is a session where the parliamentarians are, we'll decide about whether or not to recognize certain areas as in don't boss region as part of the separatists health regions that have

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need to answer the question raised a long time ago and that is related in the appeal of the state duma. really, this is a to the had of staples of the question about recognizing then you can notice of the done as people's republic, lugens, and logan's people's republic grows. it shows us that the nation happens. all the threats and blackmail that we see should from the west. we said we know why they do it, but we also see the situation that we have now is from a relative what we're doing. let me start building your colleagues are still wasn't william. she was to buffy gordon in who's, who taught the speakers. they gave a direct receipt of the situation that we have on and day. we talk about the security of our country. what i mean, there's a camera by the north atlantic treaty organization and the united states of america to redraw the world map to their benefit, to try to come close to our borders. and basically my beloved into at the foot of the linear present for us into the corner seats or red lines that president mentioned when he talked at various forums and during various meetin

jason dumas reporting the warriors will play the portland trail blazers thursday night. tipoff. >> is it 7 o'clock? 4.51? is the time and a reminder to join kron four's. we celebrate black history month. pam moore is going to be hosting a half hour special entitled honoring black history. mind body soul. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. monday. the series is based on the best

kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the latest. now, sports. >> the warriors back in action. they have a quick, texas 2 step down in the lone star state. one against houston and another against san antonio on tuesday. moses moody got his first career. start. he filled in for otto porter junior and he was pretty good tonight. guess what he said he got the first bucket of the game moving past with 11 >> now later in the we've got the north county died making some noise jalen green, the rookie. he's from fresno, played his high school ball napa. let's go for it. things got fund klay thompson getting better and better each game 3 the hard way. he had 14 points later in the quarter. close game. kevin porter junior flex us at steph curry after the bucket. a few possessions later he's staring him down. i admired the confidence but not sure about the strategy because the step went off after that one on the score. 21 points in the 4th, which is a career high in the 4th quarter for him. he also broke kobe bryant's record of most 20 point quarters in a career step finished with 40 point

yeah, it's a bit of a distance between the 2 crime for sports director jason dumas joins us now to.s chase. yeah. exactly. in a perfect world pitchers and catchers across the major leagues would be down in sunny florida right now are enjoying the arizona heat as they embark on yet another major league baseball season. but as we know, the world is not perfect game. major league baseball. well, they're still locked out and there's no end in sight over the weekend. the major leagues issued 130 page proposal to the union. mlb commissioner rob manfred hasn't has avoided saying that opening day on march 31st will be delayed. but it seems like the 2 sides are still very far apart. there are many details we can point to as why there is a lockout right now. but in a nutshell, the labor agreement has always leaned in favor of the owners and the players. well, they want a bigger piece of the pie. some specifics players want provisions in place to protect prospects from being held back in the minors for the purpose of taking advantage of their contract status, decide them for less money. it cos

beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine, as he indicated and asked permission to be able to do from his duma. so let began to. so our i'm going to began to impose sanctions and response. far beyond the steps we in our allies and partners implemented in 2014. meanwhile, in the countries east fighting between ukraine, government forces and brushing back separate this has intensified, dw correspond mathias pulling a filed this report from a village close to the front line. another shell falls nearby here in the frontline town of chest chair and ukrainian control. who hans, the war is already a reality. an attack targets a power station. ukraine says pro russian forces were responsible there is also been artillery shelling on residential areas and people ask it. but you know that if we have no coverage, no light, but we are in the basement with flashlight stick with him. we went and then it stopped for a while. but when you go out the black start again. it's scary, of course, although we have already experienced this before. he was far away from the frontline, the upper house of the russian parl

we've got sports director jason dumas now with the very latest. >> no need to sugarcoat anything. this warriors team is struggling right now and they could use some time to recalibrate. that's why the all-star break. it's coming at the perfect time. but in the meantime, the does have one final game to play. the denver nuggets were in town. there's the 3 all-stars right there. steph curry, draymond green. andrew wiggins. and look, can it sent 9 going nowhere? i want to get some shots up to. we had to get him off the court. steph. finally get here's klay thompson up to staff for 3. does take a 17 8 lead. check this out, john. i think amanda, he will play in the futures game on friday night on all-star weekend. he's playing so good. he scored 10 straight points off the bench. gary payton, the second showing off his defense. look at him. get the block on the 7 footer gp 2 with only 6, 3, folks. he also had 6 steals and some push-ups 3rd quarter. klay thompson. we all 3 of those dump of 16 were all just chilling. this game's over 16 point lead. not so fast. 4th quarter, the joker. that

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beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine, as he indicated and asked permission to be able to do from his duma. so let's begin to -- i'm going to begin to impose sanctions in response, far beyond the steps we and our allies and partners implemented in 2014. and if russia goes further with this invasion, we stand prepared to go further as with sanctions. our allies and our partners implemented in 2014. if russia goes further with this wristlet -- with this invasion, that. who in the lord's name does ukraine -- russia think so go into country. ? over the last few months we have coordinated with our allies in europe and around the world to prepare to that response. we sat alone and i told putin straight to his face more than a month ago that we would act together and the moment russia moved against ukraine, russia has now undeniably moved against ukraine bike clearing these independent states. today i am announcing the first sanctions to impose costs on russia in response to their actions yesterday. these have been closely coordinated with our allies and partners who will continue to escalate san

and the hans people's republics of the russian duma. i would like to remind once again of the ukrainian position which has never changed. if recognition is approved, russia will exit the means, ke agreements defacto. and according to the laura as well, with all the consequences to come to the men's 2 agreement contains 13 points. 9 are designed to end the armed conflict and ukraine, while the other for address the political impasse between kev and the pro russia rebels. the agreement calls for the removal of heavy weapons hostage exchanges release of political prisoners and the pull out of all foreign armed groups. it also sets a roadmap for political dialogue. this includes giving the donnette scandal hands regions. some devolved powers and holding elections there. but russia once special status for the regions before returning the border to calves control. russia maintains it was only a facilitator and not part of the conflict inside ukraine. so it is not bound by the terms of the agreement. ah. all right, let's bring in our guests in

the more it becomes duma duma, that we can actually sit as friends and as fellow africans. and re solve this as a purely african problem. to says the hydro power generation is essential to the normal development in africa, the 2nd most populous country, both egypt and to dan are still pushing for legally binding deal, both the filling of the joint reservoir and it's operation. the height of al jazeera, at least 7 children have been killed in an air strike carry doubts in neesha by the nie gerry and military. it's believe the attack was targeting all men who are hiding in a school in a village. in madeline for a district, an agency operating in the region confirmed several people were killed in the attack. there been several incidents of the nigerian military accidentally killing civilians in recent years. a families of those who died in the bay rude port blast nearly 2 years ago have been protesting against plans to rebuild the area. they shut down a major road in lebanon's capital, demanding a criminal investigation be completed. legal challenges filed by defendants had de

director jason dumas says the latest. >> no need to sugarcoat anything.is struggling right now and they could use some time to recalibrate. that's why the all-star break. it's coming at the perfect time. but in the meantime, the does have one final game to play. the denver nuggets were in town. there's the 3 all-stars right there. steph curry, draymond green. andrew wiggins. and look, can it sent 9 going nowhere? i want to get some shots up to. we had to get him off the court. steph finally gets them off. here's klay thompson up to staff for 3. does take a 17 8 lead. check this out, john. i think amanda, he will play in the futures game on friday night on all-star weekend. he's playing so good. he scored 10 straight points off the bench. now, gary payton, the second showing off his defense. look at him, get the block on the 7 footer gp 2 with only 6, 3, folks. he also had 6 steals and some push-ups 3rd quarter. klay thompson. we all 3 of those dump of 16 were all just chilling. this game's over 16 point lead not so fast. 4th quarter, the joker. that high

and that was jason dumas reporting later this morning. the rams, by the way, are going to be hosting a championship parade. >> and rally in los angeles all to celebrate their win against the bengals in the super bowl. it starts at 11 o'clock. hope they have fun. it is 4.52. don't forget to join us. we've got our celebration of black history month coming up with a special hosted by or i'm pam moore. it's a half hour special on the february 24th and titled honoring black history, mind body and soul. it's going to air at 6.30 that evening. so if you can join us, please do. >> it's a fantastic, especially again, has put in a lot of hardkon it. we'll be right back. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me (friends laughing) you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh wh

we're talking about e u sanctions on some members of the russian parliament, the duma, but the u. k saying no, we will not unilaterally. sanction people unpack that for us, not him. how will this work? or peter, this is all in answer to the question, how will the west respond if it's judge that russia is going ahead with an invasion basically, which is what they have set, the trigger would be for, for tough measures or, or monday, the united states is a representative envoy to the organization for security and cooperation in europe said that if those are a separatist regions in the east of ukraine were to be recognized by the russian government that would be deplorable. and he said it should be condemned. or certainly we know that that war that's already been said that it's deplorable will be condemned and so on. what will they do though, these western countries? well, on monday, the european union agreed to apply sanctions on 5 individuals. as you are saying now, they include members of the russian duma who represent a parts of a crimea, which was annex caused by russia and the c

the more it becomes duma, a duma, that we're going to actually sit as friends and as fellow africans. i'm pre solve this as a purely african problem. here he says, the hydro power generation is essential to ethanol, mc development in africa, 2nd most populous country. both egypt and sudan are still pushing for legally binding deal, both the filling of the joint reservoir and it's operation height of algebra. families of people who died in the bay roots port lost nearly 2 years ago, haven't protesting against plans to rebuild the area. they shut down a major road in lebanon's capital, demanding a criminal investigation, be completed. legal challenges, followed by defendants have delayed investigators for months. meanwhile, more lebanese of risking their lives in search of a better life. nearly 250000 have escaped. the can make crisis in recent years, and people are risking more dangerous routes to get out. fine. hold on reports from tripoli and northern lebanon. many of these men have tried to reach europe by sea. some were intercepted, others rescued, or returned. they end up in priso

so what is this baggage do they, we have agreed that the $3051.00 members of the russia state duma voted this violation of international law and order total integrity. and sure range of grain will be listed in our sanctions list. we are going to target 27 individuals and entities who are playing a role in undermining or threatening ukrainian territorial integrity. so very deep and independence and this person's and entities ah, in the following 3 areas. first, the decision makers responsible for the threatening ukrainian and it is supporting financially on materially or benefiting from them. doors in the defense sector, who have been playing a role in the invasion and business, that relation actions and those who wage this information war against ukraine and banks. banks that are financing russian decision makers and other operations in dose territories. we also target to can i make relations between the 2 regions and it would be an union exactly as we did in the crimea gauge to ensure that those responsible greeley field economic consequences of the illegal and aggressive actions. and l

and the president, letting me put and asked the state duma to recognize that decree that she signed it, we since then don't thinks have become much difference on the ground. the a, one of the m p 's in duma that voted for that bill to recognize those regions. tweeted early this morning and he is part of the communist party into law. his name is mccall leave and she said that this war should stop immediately voting for the recognition of those regions. i voted for peace, not war for russia to become a shield so that don't, bass is not bombs and not for t f being bombs. this is now the general sense from a lot of high ranking or high profile people within the russian society. we've heard from various organizations signing petitions. we've also had from very prominent journalists, who have worked here for many years with well known newspapers in russia, who started a petition saying that they were against this war. and since then they've had to face repercussions. one of them has had her press accreditation revoked for the government press pool that she's been working with over the past 1

because in my view, the state duma would have never advanced such an idea if they had not received a nod from the cabinet. so right now, i think this is probably more likely challenger to the music agreements are than an invasion of russia across the board with ukraine. at least that's how i see the situation to day. and for me are the most immediate task is to preserve them means could get a months to award a diplomatic or combination of their breakable republics and to get back to the negotiating table. i don't think that we have other plausible options to reach any progress in de escalate and the situation and the halo. i'm curious to get your perspective on one thing and most people say that the men's agreements have essentially been a failure from the outset. have there been any successes that have come from them? well look, there was an attempt to, to push to parliament, some changes to, to, to the grain constitution. those failed. but we do have one of the requirements, the political requirements, the minister agreement was to provide in parliament a law special law that provi

the more it becomes dumas, a duma, that we're going to actually sit as friends. and as for africans, i'm pre solve these as a purely african problem. a therapist says the hydro power generation is essential to phenomena development in africa. second most populous country, both egypt and sudan are still pushing for a legally binding deal, and both the filling of the giant reservoir and it's operation of hydro. i'll to still to come this off our locked out. lecture halls closed and university students left in limbo as professors walk off the job in nigeria. ah, and beijing brings down the curtain on the winter games marked by a doping scandal, diplomatic boycott and cove restrictions. ah, hello there. let's have a look at the weather down under and it's all about the heat when it comes to western areas of australia and puts, could break a record set 3 decades ago if the temperature touches $35.00 degrees on monday will be more than 31 days that the temperature has been above 35, but on tuesday it dips down slightly, but not for long. on wednesday it will be sunny a