>> yes. >> every country. >> reporter: gia and his family wholeheartedly agree.all north korea 2.0. for that, grandmother says people must understand a crucial point. the whole world must understand that ukraine is not fighting for itself, it is fighting for everyone and the whole world must unite and stop putin because he won't stop with ukraine. >> reporter: the family tells us when they were still in moscow, when they would talk to their russian friends about the war. they were shocked that people they considered themselves close to were saying lines of propaganda, things that is the government is fascious. those reactions to the war played a role in their decision to come here to georgia. >> amazing. matthew, thank you very much. >>> next, unbelievable firsthand account of the extreme covid lockdown in china. pets beaten to death. people fearing starvation. our dareporter is there. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. anwe need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with ki

and here's the fact that gia does not hide this at all, began our conversation with this in the west.all this. you have to understand, he's not going anywhere. here's a look at the conversation, by the way, one young one, look at our age. and what to do with their foamy, in your opinion, i will not comment. i see prisoners of war should be exchanged for our prisoners of war, when we have more of them than our prisoners there. then you can ask this question. you understand, yes, what's going on no one is going to hide it. this is a public act that endorses sadism. with regard to prisoners of war, they showed everything with smiles, vulgar, obscene smiles, and this is it. well, that is, this action approves of sadism, and the west and the western the public approves. this is a direct action, because no one, well, they will never be punished for this in the west. don't excuse you. i know you, i also want to speak about the upcoming massacre and the upcoming battles for the donbass and nazism in general, when we talk about ukraine, many colleagues characterized different different groups.

. >> reporter: gia was born in georgia. he just didn't think he'd be back here quite yet.y moved to russia 30 years ago, fleeing the georgian civil war. it was in moscow they built a life, where he met his wife anya, and where his kids were born. he's told them the truth about the horrors of the current war in ukraine and says he worried what would happen if one of their teachers in russia echoed putin's propaganda that this war is just. >> he knows what's really going, and he will say, no, you are not right. and it could be trouble for him. >> you are worried that your son would have problems? >> yes. >> so the family left for georgia just a few days after the war began though anya isn't completely convinced that they will be safe here either. "if no one stops putin," she says, "he can easily go both to georgia and to the west." and she is not alone in her fears. georgians have a long, brutal history with russia. russian troops invaded in 2008, and thousands of troops remain in two breakaway provinces of georgia. in 1989 in the capital of tbilisi, nearly two dozen protest

that's all tonight on ththe gia their quest to replicate their 107 win season begins tomorrow. we had down to augusta georgia, gray jacket on the line this weekend. >>> what's going on? welcome to sports. tiger woods already did what some called impossible. his ailing back pushed him outside the top 400 and the world in three straight years. in 2017, he was number 656 in the world. two years later, he won the masters. here we are again. life is a full-circle. this time, a car accident almost cost him his leg and his career. that was just 14 months ago. he still looks like tiger. on the par 36, almost a hole in one, ended up tapping in for his first birdie of the day. go to 16, woods, the long putt, and he buries it. the iconic fist pump. an impressive 171. top of the leaderboard right now, some nearly holds out for the bunker, he shot a 567 and becomes the first player from south korea to ever lead a round at acosta. matsuyama won it last year. a one-shot lead over cameron smith, rule number one, scotty scheffler and masters champ dustin johnson were part of the group 2 shots o

and the gia tells you a simple thing, and i also observed this, by the way, well, in the donbass yes,this attitude of people are all under nervous stress, and with fish. it's definitely perfect, but those who come here. here they are, first trying to do everything themselves. secondly, they are grateful that they were accepted, helped to do everything they could, and they feel a sense of gratitude, by the way, you know, here's another interesting one. i know this from the fourteenth year, when we left the donbass, when ukraine attacked. the main thing is that they came here and proved that we will not be freeloaders. here is a huge number of people who came in july august, uh, the fourteenth year to moscow and the moscow region. i know a lot of people i had, except for my relatives 12 people, they said where is the work women let them cook there . in order not to be bakers, of course, the cardinal difference is different, gentlemen, you came there, and the europeans say. you serve us shitty, of course, the expectations of those who came to russia are less. than waiting. those lavrovs

oh well, here gia said the word saves his life. this is the straight character.ready save his life when he passed? this is very important to understand. yes, by surrendering he saved his life, by the way, that's interesting. well, he understands that nothing threatens him. yes, so that, well, something really to be afraid of. yes, we know how it treats prisoners, uh, who surrendered. we know this from the huge number of interviews that we presented. yes, you know about the plot, what is new for me, and the guy is a blogger, which means he has a connection. she has phones. he has something. where does he write from? second, he knows the lpr very well, without knowing the president. putin he transmits information is, it means that there is a connection, yes, that is, when we sometimes say that where there are hostilities, there is no connection there, there are actually zombies. perhaps in some part i do not tell you all, that is, people understand, this is the first. second well, it’s clear that the guy they are anecdotal, because when i served in the soviet army,

the masters and the green and gold look for their first win in philly plus welcome to the show one of gia pspec elliot ramos has himself a day. we'll show you it all i underway to mark the start of the buddhist new year. out there tie new year celebrations are back. at the buddha nucorn thai temple in fremont after two-year pandemic hiatus hundreds of people came out to celebrate songkran which runs from april 13th to the 15th. i was invited to the festivities and the community there really just so welcoming inviting me to try thai dance. i can't guarantee. i was any good at it try to additional foods things like boat noodles and also introduced me to their monks. it was nice to see representation from all over the bay area. yeah and i met on thai officer, who is the only tie-speaking officer on the force for sfpd who knew well happy new year again indeed. let's find some more new year celebrations. we had a mild day for it. but right now it's getting kind of gusty out there. yeah. in fact, we have mainly clear skies for now, but clouds will be rolling in tonight along with some rain. see

i just want to say that gia is a military man. who are involved in this negotiations with mr.o speak. oh, they also speak in public. i don't know, maybe it's an imitation. as you say, but we have so we have such so such are our rules. this is how we live. yes, here are the rules for how you live, here is what mr. kirby thinks yes , the representative of uh, the command of the american command of yours, why do you want the ukrainians to win this war, and we want ukraine not to have to fight for its own sovereignty, like it's been for eight years and that's why we want to help you want to see them win that's why we give so much energy and security assistance to this country and will continue to do so. we want to see mr. putin and the russian army lose this invasion, lose this battle inside ukraine. well, you see, they are being plotted very seriously. yes , they want to see it, as if yes, as if this bet, perhaps, by the way, they are deceiving ukraine, they are deceiving their voters, uh, because that this is part of the election campaign inside the united states, they are betti

only gia told me more about the times. everything is correct. i agree.important what you said, but i would go back. here's the topic, after all, around kherson, yasha, here i am, and now i want to show the people from kherson, who were shot at and, uh, look at this carefully lc. how everything was shot. why are you shooting at us? we are a peaceful people. we don't touch anyone. i have four children. why are you shooting at civilians who cannot leave ukraine and it remains for kherson to find out who is suffering. from nikolaev, nikolaev sends us why it is not clear. we'll be fine. we are not afraid of kherson, we live during the day, but what are they afraid of here? here we come to our friends helps us in the distribution of humanitarian aid provides us with support. we are distributing children's kits to all those in need. what good videos are rich in, then we help doctors. they shoot at these people because these butyrysh want to go there to see how it is bombed, a peaceful city and proud explained, well, here is the same yarosh who turned out to be

they should answer what gia said mean about a transplantologists.n, it was not customary to talk about this, but back in 14-15 we found a person with a run. that is, roughly speaking, they inflicted a wound on him. it is for him to be in kamaz and then literally just take it apart, just take it apart, starting from uh, i don’t know there, there is a fragment in the eye. yes, that is, there are some kind of irises ending with bones, so it’s all there, everything instantly flies to the hot spot. and if anything, the state creates conditions for this. you see, these are three crimes. by the way, for what you said about the fortress on reupol. i must report to the trace of our ministry of defense that ilyich's plant is practical. and completely cleansed and completely liberated. that's all who went out yesterday today there is no one else left. i think that we will not storm it on this azov. we will definitely not put in our guys. there are other ways and we will wait until those who can, after these other ways. i mean , of course, the bombing of exactl

he went right back to the service -- to the gia hospital. he went right back to the service. -- gi hospital. he went right back to the service. caller: i am wondering about the juxtaposition of where we are today compared to 1945 and what you think about our leaders today and what we are marching toward and there is nobody fighting back. there is nobody talking peace at all and it looks like our leaders are just marching toward war aimlessly. guest: i'm hesitant to comment on today. in my opinion, frank and roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 -- franklin roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 years ago. this liberal who wrote it came to the conclusion that reagan was one of the greatest presidents because like washington and franklin roosevelt heat freed or saved many people. i thought that was a good criteria to judge the success or failure of an american president , that he was able to save or free many lives. franken roosevelt was a superb presi

gia inaa is going to show you where those are.it is breezy in the bay, but not terribly strong there. temperatures are in the low 40s at their coldest. it is cool colder over the last weeks. just to slow you where the winds are, over here. if we put nones on that, the wind is going to pick up a little bit. that just takes us to about 8:30 this morning. we have only had a 60-mile-an- hour gust. that was about three hours ago. not that windy on 580 itself but a 30-mile-an-hour gust there. 68s as you down to 101. you'll likely going to feel this as well. the winds are going to slack and calm dune quickly as we get ttaabout that and a much bigger warm-up for next week and the whole forecast in a bit. for now, there say lot to watch on the drive. >> it is a busy morning. the chp. live look at the interchange. crowded westbound as you approach 680. we have this trouble spot getting on to 580 itself. it is on the right shoulder, but it did cause a bit of a slower commute than usual. getting off of 205 and 580. 52 minutes now as you head

they care about their personal reputations for being non cocoa or gia tenders. and maintaining their hold on power. and madison cawthorn has threatened to. stuart stevens or the senior oath -- he wrote a book. the way, as a lifelong republican politician, it's really something to watch the kitchen sink. the knives out, just day after day, ones in the washington examiner. this is in the daily mail. this isn't political. they are just really unloading here >> yeah, i'm scratching my head how it's okay for republican party to think that they're gonna have a sexual assault or who is a pathological liar as president but if you have that as a congressman from north carolina there's just an outrage. i think what's happening here is medicine doesn't have any power so it's okay to do this time. this is all performer to they don't problem those voting record and it's clearly not a moral line here. it's a parma game, they want to be able to say that they want proof of the stuff, although clearly, and they do, because the leader of the party is in madison cawthorn. >> was n

joining me now is route been gia, professor of history at new york university and author of strongmenans, rhonda scent this is the governor of florida, and it does not make any difference to them, it does not matter to them. you make the argument that he is setting himself up, he has watched donald trump's relative success, and is trying to figure out how to possibly do better. >> that is exactly right. the lesson is, when you have somebody like trump come into the system, he sponsored matej tours. ron desantis has absorbed his lessons, even his hand gestures. what is so disturbing is not just the content of what he's doing in florida with anti critical race theory, anti lgbtq rights, the whole menu of repressive gop policies, but his style of leadership, his executive overreach. he is involving himself with things that governors never did before, not just redistricting but also put mr. state supreme court. as for the measure against disney, i feel like it is something out of victor or bonds hungry. basically, he is financially punishing and harassing a corporation because it is not a

he went right back to the service -- to the gia hospital.nt right back to the service. -- gi hospital. he went right back to the service. caller: i am wondering about the juxtaposition of where we are today compared to 1945 and what you think about our leaders today and what we are marching toward and there is nobody fighting back. there is nobody talking peace at all and it looks like our leaders are just marching toward war aimlessly. guest: i'm hesitant to comment on today. in my opinion, frank and roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 -- franklin roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 years ago. this liberal who wrote it came to the conclusion that reagan was one of the greatest presidents because like washington and franklin roosevelt heat freed or saved many people. i thought that was a good criteria to judge the success or failure of an american president , that he was able to save or free many lives. franken roosevelt was a superb president,