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john hall in london. so let's find out now what this diplomatic push it means and how it's viewed in ukraine, which is concerned of course, formulas concerned with this crisis chance transferred is in class and abroad. he's inside the ukraine, us in southern ukraine. chinese tell us the view from ukraine. is there a sense that the current diplomatic efforts that we're seeing across europe could help reduce tensions? let's not forget, as we are listening to joiner and also there seems as if none of the fundamental demands that russia made to both the u. s. and nato in december, i really am being discussed and those demands include a promise that there will be no further expansion of nato including ukraine. and that, that will be no further expansion of nato forces in eastern europe, or when ukrainian people begin to understand that certainly the ones that we've been speaking to there is, at the same time as the sense of this belief that russia could ever invade ukraine . there is increasing fear, or even w

john hall is lifeless in london. both johnson had said, oh, certainly his supporters had suggested that bar johnson was going to make changes in the light of the civil service investigation into party gate. are these part of that, or is this people jumping ship? well as ever it depends who you talk to, who you listen to. the initial responses after those resignations on thursday were pretty unkind towards the prime minister. one former foreign secretary said he'd become toxic within the party. another unnamed cabinet minister was reported to saying it feels like the end it's all falling apart. well, those are views and that's a particular view that we have heard in recent weeks. another view, the opposite view comes from another unnamed cabinet minister, also reported on friday morning saying he promised action on mondays. you mentioned that to clean up the downing street operation. the action has begun, and maurice planned over the next 48 hours. the problem with that view is that while 3 of the 4, in fact now 5 res

alright, thank you so much john hall reporting from live even western ukraine. so despite the talks that you've been hearing people that endure another day of heavy fighting in cities across the country, dozens or reporter to have been killed or wounded in the 2nd biggest city car keys . and another residential building was hit inter and have him run con, wraps up the days development. great. you really the other, the one of them was the words of a man who refuses to back down. stay more, meet the 5th day of the full scale war of russia against the people of ukraine. we stand strong. we live through that much over these days. what other people wouldn't experienced in decades? some diplomacy is taking place between russia and ukraine. a delegation met on the beller res border. the russians claimed the talks with detailed yaeger, so that even the negotiations lasted approximately 5 hours, during which time we went in detail through every point on the agenda. we found a few points that we can use as a prognosis about joint positions. and the most important is that

john hall has more on what rushes demands. often the talks due to happen on monday. we don't know much about the forms or substance of the talks, how long may may last, what indeed may be on the table because there is no sign whatsoever of russia backing away from its key demands. the extremity of ukraine guarantees that it will never join nato. they will want recognition of the independence of those eastern breakaway regions, perhaps including new territory up to their original constitutional boundaries. you can probably throwing crimea to that as well. russia once recognised the crimea is now part of russia after each annex crimea in 2014 and people are continuing to flee ukraine to you. and refugee agency saying 425000 people have now fled. so far, most the crossing into poland, romania and hungry. and the value of the russian rubel has plummeted to a record. love. country has dropped 30 percent since western nations in post sanctions on russian banks including locking some of them from the swift international payment system. attentions also help push brent crude

john hall has more from the cause of a crack of its border crossing since thursday, we're told 150000 people have crossed from ukraine into poland at one of 3 border crossing points. this one we're told is the easiest one to get across. the wait here is in the many, many hours. it's extremely cold. most of the hundreds and hundreds, thousands, perhaps of people. here are women and children. men, of course, ukrainian citizens between the age of 18 and 60 required to stay at home and fights . and given the evidence of resistance, but not many of them appear to be arguing with that cold. we have of course we are learning from science and from the, from the danger. we're scared. we are alone with our daughter. we don't have a defender. so that's why we're, we're looking for some kind of shelter and tower fancies from it's been fighting there today. hm. yes. and so the, the, the, the city, the town where the nearby, they live nearby. it was just a completely, can you tell us how it feels to be a yeah. what are you hoping with now, with every day that passes with every grim new development

he'll still give diplomacy a chance. talks are due to be held at ukraine's border with bella, luce, john hall, begins o coverage from live in western ukraine. o, a sunday service with special poignancy, the 1st of the war, pres here for peace extinguished just days ago. as if in answer, russian and ukrainian delegations are meeting on the border with bella, bruce. it is the 1st glimmer of negotiation, but few, including ukraine's president. expect a positive outcome. it crescent, bez zordon with one more. i'll say, frankly, i don't believe in the result of this meeting, but let's try so that no citizen of ukraine would doubt that i as president, did try to stop the war when there was even just a small chance. the russian attack has renewed its focus on critical infrastructure . a gas pipeline ablaze in the eastern city of harkins, ukraine's 2nd largest russian soldiers trying to enter hockey on sunday, met, determined, ukrainian resistance. western intelligence claims the russian advance is being frustrated on all fronts. russian sources tell a different story here. defense ministry pictures

and they promised to make them heard john hall had that story from london. as missiles fell on ukrainian cities. so international condemnation reign down on bloody me. putin and the russian attack. early this morning, russian troops invaded ukraine, a free and sovereign country. and once again in the center of europe, innocent women, men and children are dying of fear for their life. we condemn this barbaric attack. later on thursday, e u. lead, as we'll meet to discuss developments that they'd hoped against hope wouldn't happen. and the scale of which now none could entirely have foreseen from national capitals leader after leader promised, a coordinated and unprecedented sanctions response aimed at president putin, the russian elite. and the sources and havens of russian wealth, hoping against hope again, that they will make a difference. us president joe biden joined a zoom meeting of g 7 leaders. in a statement earlier, the u. s. president said, russia alone is responsible for the death and destruction this attack will bring. and british prime minister b

that means many families seeking safety are forced to flee, leaving fathers and brothers behind john hall has more from the coach rover cock of its border crossing since thursday we were told a 115000 people across from ukraine into poland at one of 3 border. the points this one were told is the easiest one to get across. the weight here is in the many, many hours. it's extremely cold. most of the hundreds of hundreds, thousands, perhaps of people. here are women and children. men, of course, ukrainian citizens between the age of 18 and 60 required to stay at home and fight and given the evidence of resistance. but not many of them appear to be arguing with that coal we have from real incident, of course, we are running from silence and from the, from the danger we are scared are we, we are alone with our daughter. we don't have a defender. so that's why we, we are looking for some kind of for shelter and tower fancies from schooling has been fighting there today. hm. yes. and the, the, the, the cd baton where nearby they live nearby. it was a completely can you tell her? yeah, how it fee

so, john hall wrapping things up for us from the 8th in the west of ukraine. thanks, jenna. please, to welcome nigel. go davis to al jazeera senior fellow for russia and eurasia with the international institute for strategic studies, but also form at u. k. ambassador to belarus with us from washington d. c. thank you. sorry, davis not j v. so fighter i correct myself there. maybe we can talk about bella rhys, 1st of all, things that is where you spend time as, as an ambassador, the threat. and i think we can use that word from the bell, russian president of allowing nuclear weapons on to his soil to potentially be used there. how serious do you think that threat as well ill? rousseau, just taking a trouble to, to create a, a bo supposedly passed a referendum over the weekend. ah, that introduces new constitutional amendments into the bellows. the constitution, one of which will allow her for the 1st time since 1994 for nuclear weapons, to be stationed on better resumed soil. so that the legal formalities have been done. of course, a bill of rights is de facto already a co be

john hall is reporting from the v dot in western ukraine. well, another session that was held was the parliament. i wanna tell the special session about the russian invasion of ukraine. the u. s. foreign policy chief says, member states are determined to further increase military support to ukraine. listen. in this situation, noah should board for the ukrainian, our forces is crucial. crucial. they make a munitions do new healthcare material. they need to defensive purpose arms of any kind. and we're going to provide them together by with the member to state adding up to the efforts of some member to state the resources that we decided to mobilize yesterday from europeans and funding. mccrae has been asked in also a foot board for ju special intelligence. and we are mobilized iowa satellite center, which is blazing madrid to work on that. let's bring in jamesville his, our diplomatic editor, and he is joining us from brussels. so tell us more about the, what the foreign policy chief had to say, james. well, mister burrell has been speaking a

john hall has more now on the sanctions that have been po, imposed on moscow. i the west, he there said truly as president vladimir putin ordered russian troops into eastern ukraine. western sanctions were issued in response. today. the u. k is actually the following. 5 russian banks, rossier i asked bank jim, but general bank a problem, the us bank and the black sea bank and we are sanctioned in 3 very high net worth in de vigils. kanadi, tim jenko, boris rothenberg and eagle rothenberg. the british prime minister called it a 1st barrage, promising more if put in advance is deeper into ukraine. e u sanctions. we're also restrained, targeting, members of parliament and limiting russian access to european capital markets. and washington has banned us business dealings with the to break away regions in eastern ukraine. germany did go further calling a halt to the $11000000000.00 north stream to pipeline project, highly prized by russia, and built to deliver gas to europe by passing ukraine. but russian investment experts say none of it will trouble the kremlin de

ah, i'm elizabeth bronman, john hall with the top stories on al jazeera and the u. s. is evacuating all american staff from its empathy and key if it comes in that increasingly urgent warnings from the international community about a potential russian invasion of ukraine, which moscow denies natasha butler has more from kia, the u. s embassy, pulling out its diplomatic star from key ever the ukrainian a capital or as the u. s. c. the situation here as ever more critical. we're also, i hearing reports that the russian embassy may be pulling out some of its diplomatic stories. now, earlier in the week, russia's foreign minister said a gay lover of sony, indicated that moscow could consider are pulling out some of its embassy style fair as while we still there have no a confirmation of that yet. and now the news truck drivers in canada are ignoring the judge's orders to stop blocking the largest trade route for the united states. 5 days of disruption to traffic on the ambassador bridge has full some us order factories to shut down because of the lack of parts from canada

john hall is in london with more now on the government plan. it's sparse. johnson, keeping the word before the half term parliamentary recess at the moment. they got back. he would set out the government's plan for learning to live with cove it. and so he has done, of course, you heard the loud rules from his own back benches. they're the opposition, slightly more skeptical and scientists. it should be noted as well, believing that this is really just a little bit too soon to be lowering our god in this country altogether. but as far as johnson saying, it's time to move from government restrictions towards a situation of personal responsibility so we can protect ourselves without losing our liberty. he set up the sort of context if you like, for the situation that we're in, that makes this possible cases, falling fast hospitalizations at less than $10000.00 and falling death levels at around what they would be at this time of year in a normal year. and the majority, 2 thirds of all adults boosted so he will start lifting. now all legal measures in place to

there ukraine's interior ministry says at least 352 civilians have died and the conflict so far, john hall begins, are coverage from live in western ukraine. o. ringback a sunday service with special poignancy, the 1st of the war, pres here for peace extinguished just days ago. as if in answer, russian and ukrainian delegations are meeting on the border with bella, bruce. it is the 1st glimmer of negotiation, but few, including ukraine's president. expect a positive outcome. it grayson, beth, rodney wilmore, i'll say, frankly, i don't believe in the result of this meeting, but let's try so that no citizen of ukraine would doubt that i as president, did try to stop the war when there was even just a small chance. the russian attack has renewed its focus on critical infrastructure . a gas pipeline ablaze in the eastern city of harkins, ukraine's 2nd largest russian soldiers trying to enter hockey on sunday, met, determined, ukrainian resistance. western intelligence claims the russian advance is being frustrated on all fronts. russian sources tell a different story here. defense ministry pic

john madden, the majesty of his life and legacy. hundreds of people gathering tonight at the oakland coliseum to say goodbye to hall of fame football coach and broadcasting legend john madden. to be here for all those games and to be here for this. this is very special. and we appreciate like i said, the matter family for giving us one last who were here in oakland. ktvu is jana katsuyama is here with some of the many tributes at tonight's event quite a night, janet. it was definitely was this final hurrah valentine's day full of love for this legend in football, there were a lot of memories and even the tickets were $32.14. that was the winning score when madden led the raiders to their 1977. super bowl victory. one more. it was a homecoming, nfl and broadcasting legends, former raiders players and fans gathered at the oakland coliseum for one more monday night in oakland, a celebration of the life of john madden. i know he's up there. and i know he's smiling down, madden's wife, virginia, told the crowd after john passed away december 28th. she wanted his memorial there for oakland and the fans he loved. john believes in the town

john hall is in levine in easton, you crime with more on those talks. they're ongoing. we know the ukranian delegation is headed by the defense minister alexi regina called a couple of other ministers. we understand involved in that delegations of m. p. 's as well, including the head of president landscape party. we don't know publicly the composition of the russian team, but probably of something like that sort of level expectation. well, frankly, minimal. the ukrainian say they want an immediate cease fire and an immediate withdrawal of russian forces chances of that 0, frankly. and the russians have shown no sign of stepping back from their key demand . talks happening is explosions, continue to be heard right around the ukraine. there are reports of intensified shilling in the east and city of done yet. another residential building was hit in turn. trend to hit. russia says its forces have saved territory surrounding a nuclear power plant in east in ukraine. it says the towns of but young and, and know her daughter in the zappa via region and the nuclear power plant

country says goodbye to coach band, there is one east bay town where the coach was simply just john. hall of famer moved to pleasant and in 1967 when he coached the oakland raiders and left an impression that will last for generations. pleasant home that nearly 80,000 and for 54 years home to one of the nfl's biggest stars, you hear about celebrities getting household everywhere they go. john didn't get hassled and pleasant and he and if someone came up and talked to him you were like his best friend. even if he just met you. dennis miller would know. he was the sports editor for the tribe valley, harold for 26 years and announced foothill highs. freshman football games would john son mike was the head coach. coach madden didn't miss many games. john would just come sit in the press box and hang out and watch the games when it was a colder night, and he would just start breaking down a freshman football game like he did an nfl game on sundays. it was amazing just to sit there and listen to him. he was just a regular guy warm down to earth kind, funny, compassionate father, mark wisner was

john hall reports from sidmouth, expert say, hard decisions needed about which areas are saved and which has surrounded to the sea. this is sidney from the devon coast, a georgia in town that lost a 100 meters of shoreline in a century. a rate that's now close to double in places on its east beach. the cliffs have been crumbling for years. where once there was climate denial, there is now an unavoidable reality. as we watched another section and fell into the sea, the climate change now has to change people's perception in the last couple years. i think the recognition that there's a tremendous danger from climate change coastal defense is already in place, protect the towns, proven out, but they've affected the natural title drift, making things worse for the nearby cliffs. down here at the water line, you can clearly see the forces of nature weighing on this landscape down one side. this river runoff made heavier by more frequent storm activity, up above the cliffs, heavy rainfall that saturate the soil from below the waves lapping all the way pretty much up to the base of the cliffs,

but that's we're all done here in john hall for today. lauren taylor and the team there in london, sending guy. they will have another bulletin of news for you in a couple of minutes. 1900 hours, jim. ah, and julian, the debate they eraser of like people from the american and global story was very powerful on an online ad your voice. the comment section is whitehead joining our conversation. we had all protected when everyone is protected. it is not by being nationalistic about us. you just look at it in a very different way. say that perspective men and men meeting each other and they don't have any pollution. let me put it clear for you this dream on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. 5, because is the world's leading coca producer. but its weak infrastructure makes traveling a challenge. we follow to drive zoom as he grappled with repairs to his many backup and yahoo, one of the few willing to drive to remote villages, rescan it all ivory coa

john hall has more from london. the initial responses after those resignations on thursday were pretty unkind towards the prime minister. one former foreign secretary said he'd become toxic within the party. another unnamed cabinet minister was reported to saying it feels like the end. it's all falling apart well, those abuse and that's a particular view that we have heard in recent weeks. another view, the opposite view, comes from another unnamed cabinet minister, also reported on friday morning saying he promised action on mondays. you mentioned that to clean up the downing street operation. the action has begun and maurice planned over the next 48 hours. the problem with that view is that while 3 of the 4 . busy in fact, now 5 resignations, there's been a 5th on friday, i'll talk more about that in a moment. while 3 of those resignations were connected in a variety of ways with the party gate scandal, including one of them, the private secretary mach reynolds, who wrote the infamous, bring your own booze, email.

the north stream to john hall has more on that. now there's that don't, isn't, as president vladimir putin ordered russian troops into eastern ukraine, western sanctions were issued in response. today. the u. k is actually the following. 5 russian banks, rossier. i asked, bang jim, but general bank a property as bank and the black sea bank and were sanctioned in 3 very high net worth in individuals. kanadi, tim jenko, boris rothenberg and eagle rosenberg. the british prime minister called it a 1st barrage, promising more if put in advance is deeper into ukraine. e. u sanctions were also restrained, targeting members of parliament and limiting russian access to european capital markets and washington has banned us business dealings with the to break away regions in eastern ukraine. germany did go further calling a halt to the $11000000000.00 nod stream to pipeline project, highly prized by russia, and built to deliver gas to europe, bypassing ukraine. but russian investment experts say none of it will trouble the kremlin. the to ban

john hall in london. jonah, thank you. use eland is eating strict border controls imposed nearly 2 years ago in response to the pandemic. and the initial stage of a phased reopening vaccinated using and is an extremely a will be allowed home without having to call it in teams from the end of this month. when he has the support for almost 2 years, new zealand has been largely shut off from the rest of the world. tight border restrictions have seen it control the spread of coven 19 better than most countries, with only 53 deaths from the virus. and now with the army kron variant, already circulating here, the government feels the time is right to open up. there was life before. and now life with covered. but that also means there will be life after coveted a life where we have adapted. where we have some no melody bag from the end of february fully vaccinated ye zealanders will be able to return from australia without having to quarantine soon after it will be extended to new zealand is in other countries and to all visitors

. >> for football fans in the bay area john madden was legendary, a hall of fame coach and fans have the opportunity to celebrate his life, tickets for the former coach and commentator are being sold on ticketmaster for around $32. john madden died december 28th at the age of 85. he grew up in daly city. when he took the job as head coach of the raiders in 1969 he was the youngest person to become a head coach at the time in pro football bringing raider nation its first party trophy but his legacy did not stop, he was in the broadcast booth entertaining millions who tuned in to nfl football, in 2006 inducted into the pro football hall of fame. in 2013 john madden spoke with us on the secret to success. >> i always wanted to win. you know even as a little kid, you know flipping the milk tops or cards or whatever. i wanted to win everything. i think that is important. everyone probably wants it but then i wanted it so bad that i was willing to work for it. i was willing to put the work in. >> among those expected to speak today is nfl network broadcaster, hall of fame player and coach a

. >>> a chance for fans to celebrate hall of fame coh john mden, jureleased details of on plans for alic memorial. >>> piled high not just here but through the northeast. we will show you how folks are digging out of the snow. >>> nice sunset to soak in the. just a couple of weeks before the winter olympics kickoff in beijing, china is now reporting a spike in the 19 cases including infections inside the olympic bubble which is making some athletes nervous. >> reporter: athletes are in a race to stay clear of covid-19, with dozens of cases reported in the tightly controlled olympic bubble designed to keep competitors safe. >> you are so stressed about making sure you are as safe as you can be. >> reporter: massachusetts native, chris mesler, who one team usa's first-ever olympic medal in 2018 hopes covid-19 will not destroy his dreams of gold this time around.'s budget would be a tragedy. that is always on your mind, it is stressful. >> reporter: some 3000 athletes from across the world will take part in the winter games. they will have to wear a mask and be tested daily for the virus

. >>> bay area football fans will be to honor the legendary coach, john madden but>> a memorial for the hall of famer's coach takes place tonight at 5:30 at the ring the central coliseum tickets being sold on ticketmaster and going around $32. john madden died on december 28 at the age of 85. he grew up in daly city playing college football at cal poly and in 2013 john madden spoke to vern glenn here at kpix 5 on the secret to success .>> i always wanted to win. even as a little kid, you know, flipping milk tops or cars, i wanted to win everything. i think it is important. everyone probably wants it, but then i wanted it so bad i was willing to work for it. i was willing to put the work in. >> among those expected to speak today at his memorial or nfl network broadcaster, steve mariucci, hall of fame player and coach art shell, and john madden's son, mike madden we will bring the live coverage starting at 5:30 p.m., on also kpix.com . >>> continue to follow the latest on the threat in the ukraine. the u.s. now preparing to pull all of its personnel out of the embassy in kyiv over the next 24

john. >> sandra: benjamin hall from lviv. and you can watch a full hour tonight live from lviv, 11:00 p.m. eastern time. we will be watching, thank you. john. >> john: looking forward to that. let's bring in a member of the ukrainian parliament. the last time we spoke to you it was friday, the next i saw of you was a picture of you with kiera rudik looked like you were heading to the front lines. my understanding you did not go to the front line, and there is the weapon with him. >> i had it with me. >> john: where are we? >> i have it with me now, i am in territorial defense which is, will be the like the reserve if russians will enter the city. now the fighting on the outskirts of the city and they have professional armies and in place and acting, and i am not professional military man like thousands of ukrainians, we are just weaponized ourself, we have weapons, arms and we are ready to fight if russians will enter the city and the street fighting will start, like a guerilla war. we will do our best to make it hell for them

washington in the knees coming up, remembering the face of american support attribute to the nfl hall of fame coach john madden. ah hello, welcome to have a look at the international forecast. got the usual rush of showers across much of southeast asia, received some lively rain recently, around the malay peninsula and northern parts of malaysia, excess of 200 millimeters of rain coming through here, or where to weather. we'll just notice way up into the gulf of thailand, we'll see some heavy rain coming in across much of thailand as we go through wednesday and the usual scattering of showers across a good part of malaysia, indonesia still seeing some heavy downpours. we could see some live, he shows 2 across northern parts of australia, but the story really for australia is the heat. we still have some very high temperatures across western parts of australia. perth, still up into the high thirty's, over the next couple of days, shall was there across the law firm. we have got some showers easing over to was at east the side of queensland a notice from where to weather. just coming in to south australia

nfl hall of fame case john mangers. ah hello. we've got some pretty wet, some windy weather pushing towards western parts of europe over the next couple of days. some lie be down, paused by strong winds as well, but at least the payoff is it will tend, somewhat milder for most of us here. got a cold front just ahead of that. some wet weather and some windy weather just pushing through the low country, sliding a little further east with some rice the the snow there for scandinavia. high pressure drifting away from eastern parts. here it is generally dry. now there's still some snow there just around the abs, pushing a little further eastward towards austria. some wet weather, winter weather too. just in around the generic helps as we go on a through a thursday. 30 little little drive of the southeast of france, but whether not too far away started to push its wayne as we go through the course of the day. have you down paused there in across the low countries, but his aunt next sister miss area of low pressure is quite a violent on

and remember the fights of american football attributes to the nfl hall of fame coach. john madden. ah, ah, look forward to brighton scully's, the weather sponsored my cattle at ways. hello, the weather is lossy quiet across northern parts of china. no sign of any snow in the forecast for basing least over the next couple of days. plenty of snow in the forecast for japan over the next few days, we got an area of low pressure which is developed across a good part of the sea of japan. see effect smo just drifting into western parts of han shoe. we could see some snow to. it's who passive okada over the next day or so we're pre performance as we go on through thursday, some snow in the fall cost to the central areas of china. further south. it's in the form of rain temperatures in hong kong. at around 90 degrees celsius julia with the showers that we have across are indo china across southeast asia. plenty of cloud coming through here. some live the showers as well into where malaysia take the up towards the gulf of thailand. a little bit of a disturbance here feeling some very heavy s

they say goodbye to one of their own, legendary hall of fame coach john madden. >> he has an indigenous leader to us in terms of how he led, how he pushes, and how he influences younger generations. we are here to honor that. reporter: and true fashion, fans tailgated before the big event. this group has been here since friday night. his death with heavy on raiders nation. >> this is official memorial and tailgate for john madden. >> for decades, the east bay was madden's home. he is a member does a man of the people. >> he is an icon here. >> he came across as a fine fellow. >> you got me interested in learning the game. hearing him talk was phenomenal. >> very personable. very community minded. reporter: madden frequented many spots in pleasanton, but a table remains dedicated in his honor. >> used to come four times a week. almost everyday. reporter: he would come in with family, friends, even raiders. the one thing that never changed that would never change was his order, corn beef, hash browns and over easy eggs. aptly named the matter. >> it is delicious. reporter: laura castro fi

. >> reporter: john madden, national celebrity and hall of famer lived here in pleasanton. he moved here back in 1967 to raise his family and that is when he started coaching the oakland raiders. >> he is the epitome of what the raiders have been. the legacy starts with him. >> reporter: john madden fans say they would not miss a monday night tribute and celebration to a football legend. >> this is the official tribute memorial for john madden, this friday, in honor of his legacy. >> reporter: the symbolic cost in honor of admission to today's event? $32.14 marking the raiders's first super bowl win over the vikings 32-14. >> this is a opportunity we will cherish for a lifetime and we want to pass it out for generations the mystique of john madden and the mystique of the east bay will be eternal. >> all proceeds going to charities like the john madden foundation to help use organizations in oakland. >> you are showing the raiders love, especially john madden. >> especially. let me tell you, i have six grandkids. 3 of them came home from the hospital when they were born in r

and remembering the face of american football attribute to anna fels, hall of fame coach john, man. ah, russia says that some of its better for units are returning to that basis after exercise is near the border with ukraine. the trip build up has been at the center of western warnings that russia maybe about to evade ukraine, but it's not clear how many units have been withdrawn and how far back the development came as germany as chancellor olaf shalt met with russian president vladimir putin who continues to insist that he has no plans to invade his neighbour . russia's foreign minister, so gay love roff, cautioned against teddy overreaction to the troop movement. and the shook to chin. you go to that, i see you, but i wouldn't you as far as the exercises which are being carried out in our own territory, they were mounted as planned and are being disbanded at the end of the exercises. does absolutely nothing strange about that, and that applies also to the joint exercises with bella bruce. all of it was done according to a pre planned time table and has nothing to do with the way

john madden. the former raiders coach and nfl hall of famer made his home there for more than 50 years. >>> tonight, thousands have come together at the coliseum to honor his life and legacy. vern glenn is there. >> reporter: when john madden passed away at the end of december, his wife, virginia, knew there was only one place to honor her husband. >> john believes in the town of oakland, he believed in the coliseum. most of all, he believed in the raiders. the oakland raiders. >> a number of former players and coaches paid tribute to madden tonight but it was his wife of 62 years who stole the show. >> most of it was great. some were not so great. you just have no idea how much your husband means to so many people. the letters that i have been getting are just overwhelming. i cannot believe that he can't -- pop-up. he is everywhere. and i just can't get over the fact that he is not going to be here. inner, it hasn't sunk. >> a lifetime of memories shared inside the coliseum tonight. a place where madden coached the oakland raiders, 10 seasons, never had a losing campaign. ryan? >> all proceeds fro

union workers at the port of oakland held a rally outside city hall to protest the project. tim johns was there. >> whirling around oakland city hall, you can workers from the port of oakland held a protest against the potential new stadium. with a long road ahead of it, the oakland city council is set to hold a key vote on the environmental impact. a decision the protesters hope will result in no vote. >> we are saying the privatization of the fort which shut it down. 2000 trucks a day come into the port. >> if approved, the development would include a 35,000 seat ballpark, 3000 units of housing and 1.5 million square feet of office space. the protesters don't want any of those things and say they worry the developments could lead to job losses in more gentrification in the east bay city. >> do we need 3000 luxury condos in oakland when working-class people are in tense? many public housing. spend 800 million for working people in oakland. >> many of the concerns will be addressed says oakland mayor libby schaaf. speaking at a news conference on thursday, she says the port will still

john mccain and the raiders. so i have to be here today, man. spirit will be eternal. now it's five raider nation is ready to reminisce on the legacy of hallroadcaster john madden. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes and hi everyone up frank mallicoat course, leading the oakland raiders from 1969 to 78, leading the team to eight playoff appearances. seven championship games. and a super bowl title in 1976. tonight's remembrance event will get underway in about a half an hour and has been organized by john madden's family. we've got some video earlier where state and see them were set up on the infield of the coliseum. well let's check in with tom vacar. now he's outside the coliseum and tom, i know you spoke with some fans who felt the need to come. hey there respects tonight. good evening. good evening. i did indeed. i want to show you something, though. this is a parking lot as you can see, it's getting pretty full. now. this is not completely surrounded as there are many football games, things like that. but there are a couple 300 cars here anyhow. this is really the last chance for all fans, friends and family to say goodbye. tha

specifically, john oates. [ laughter ] while daryl hall stood there in front singing like an angel withtly behind him with a mustache that would make even burt reynolds' thick and creamy lady duster cower in fear. [ laughter ] when it comes to number twos, oates is the g.o.a.t. and let's not forget about the dynamic duo. bruce wayne is a billionaire with daddy issues who writes his name on the side of buildings. he's basically if donald trump could do a sit-up. but robin, oh, this kid robin is a blue collar circus perform ever. the only man who earth who can pull off a leotard and a vest at the same damn time. [ cheers ] and finally, the number two of all number twos, bing. [ laughter ] they're not google, and they like it that way. in fact, they're so secure in their place on the pecking order, that if you search "what's the second-best search engine?" on bing, you know what bing tells you? bing! that's right. [ laughter and applause ] the people at bing are proud of being number two, and we're proud of them for it. every one of these amazing number twos are selfless, heroic, and unass

. >> when john madden says the janitor at the pro football hall of fame turns off the lights at night, and the bus talk to each other, it's true, because john said it. and when he says that the turkey on thanksgiving has gstre because hn said it. and when those gatorade buckets over there hanging out all year, they have a baby bucket, you believe it, because john said it. and when john says he loves his family, and his friends, and he loves the bay area, and helping people, you believe it, because he said it, and he lived it. and when he says he loved the raiders, and football, you believe it. >> a lot of true stories, a lot of laughs going on inside the coliseum. this event will go on until 7:30, but i got a feeling, allen and liz, it is not going to be a hard out at 7:30. this may go on for quite a while. back to you, in san francisco. >> there is a lot to say about a man larger-than-life and still is. >> so many wonderful memories of him. >> vern, thank you. >>> is evening, the unexpected death of a deputy has shaken the alameda county sheriff's office. sheriff aubrey phillips died

broadcast booth entertaining million to tuned into nfl football, in 2006 indicted into the hall of fame. in 2013 john madden spoke with us on the secret to success. >> i always wanted to win. even you know as a little kid and you know flipping milk tops or cards or whatever. i wanted to win everything. i think that is important because everyone probably wants it but i wanted it so bad i was willing to work for it. i was willing to put the rk . >> among those expected to speak today is nfl network broadcaster, hall of fame player and coach are to sell and john madden's son. the memorial was announced for tomorrow but it is now happening today february 14th and will start at 5:30 p.m. from the newsroom, kpix 5. >>> footage shows a man being rolled on a stretcher to an ambulance in los angeles, he was shot during a super bowl victory celebration that turned violent. firefighters and chp officers rushed to the scene and paramedics took him to a nearby hospital. >>> celebrations around los angeles came after the rams won their first super bowl in more than 20 years. the traffic was at a standstill as a se

jimmy: yeah >> yeah, and then waiting for you when you got all the way to the end of the long maze hall was johnmare i had as a teenager. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a fever dream you had. >> i mean, it was definitely challenging, but it was also, kind of, i think, contributed to the vibe of the show also >> jimmy: how many episodes are there? >> nine episodes for the first season >> jimmy: there's two out right now. they're both awesome i just finished the second one yesterday. every friday they come out, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: on apple tv plus >> yes >> jimmy: and you've got to check it out it is -- >> can i just say, congrats, man, on that movie it's so amazing. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: of course, of course you have to. >> so amazing. >> jimmy: thank you. >> as a -- yeah. i worship you as a drummer and a musician and but also now as a filmmaker and i grew up in new york so, like, just to have that experience of seeing that whole event that happened not knowing anything about it and the emotionality of that movie was just beautiful so congrats, man >> jimmy: that's awesome [ c

>> john: it remains as always a mystery. benjamin hall at the state department. anks. >> thank you. >> john: now to america's crime crisis and the war on law enforcement and first responders once again this evening. new york city is mourning one of its finest. funeral was held today for officer mora just days after a similar ceremony for partner jason rivera. the two were ambushed during a domestic violence call in harlem. today's event comes just hours after two security personnel were gunned down, this time at a small college in virginia. correspondent bryan llenas in new york for us tonight. hi, brian. >> john, good evening, the nypd commissioner said officer wilbert mora was a gift we never got to keep. someone who, despite being shot, kept fighting back until the very end. tonight, despite uncertainty and amid rising crime. new york city honors one of its heroes. >> for the second time in a week. a sea of blue and green flooded new york city's fifth avenue as hundreds of nypd officers bid a final farewell to officer wilbert more raft. >> even new england amon

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john lewis my friend. like all of us in these halls, we can say that his wisdom, his spirit, and his friendship are deeply missed. but what can you say about john lewis that hasn't already been said? he was a giant among men. he fierceless dedicated his life to fighting for equality and for justice for all. from his early days fighting segregation in nashville to the freedom rides to his service in the halls of congress, john lewis dedicated his life to a more perfect union. john lewis never stopped, and now more than ever it is encouraging to be reminded of john's unyielding optimism and faith in the american dream. my hope is that today's bill will in a small way continue his legacy. the bill we are considering today would name atlanta's central postal facility after this american hero. it's only appropriate to do so for a city shaped so much by mr. lewis. what's more, mr. speaker, i'm not sure if you looked at the number of co-sponsors on this bill. if you count, this bill has an incredible 341 cosponsors as of this morning. by my estimates, that makes it the most bipartisan bill that congress has consi

john f. kennedy died. >> dallas city hall is normally a public building, but today it was really under armedrmed report as to who did the shooting? >> as far as i know. >> vic robertson from city hall reports that jack ruby, the owner of the carousal, which is a bar in dallas, did the shooting. >> my statement will be very brief. oswald expired at 1:07 p.m. >> he died? >> he died at 1:07 p.m. we have arrested the man. the man will be charged with murder. >> who is he? >> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. he goes by the name of jack ruby. >> and here at associated press, a still picture of the moment, the split second as the shot was fired. this is the man dallas police have identified as jack rubenstein and this of course is lee harvey oswald. you see the gun in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. >> i know my own feelings were and i think they were widely shared by many, if not most americans. this can't be coincidental. the assassin is assassinated in the police station. what in the hell is going on? >> just learned from city hall from an authoritative s

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