john hollis out. he's in the beef in the west of ukraine. hi, jonah talks, i mean, it's a good sign that they'll sit in the same room, i guess, but they're very far apart on the issue. absolutely, they've been talking for a couple of hours now. we're not hearing anything out of those talk. so no idea how they may be progressing at, but as you say, it's extremely difficult to understand precisely what common ground they may have to discuss where they may find any grounds for agreement, both sides diametrically opposed the ukrainians. want an immediate cease fire and immediate withdrawal of troops. the russians want the neutrality of ukraine. once you find the century to go to any possible future membership of nato, they want recognition of the independence of these breakaway regions in the east. they want recognition of the crimea as part of russia. i mean a whole. so the shopping list of all of the demands that are not in any way likely to be exceeded to by the ukrainian, the level at which they're talking is defense minister on the ukranian

. >> i was about to call on john reese. >> holly, can you tell us what you know about any african americans with the regiment? >> i did look this up. i was checking it out. there were a few african hearns in hazen's regiment. but what made it difficult is that in the rosters, they were not putting down race next to the soldiers' names. they put down where they came from, because that's where they were to be supplied and paid. but there was no indication of race. so what i started to do is i was researching some -- part of what we can do sometimes is by naming. there's a name that seems like it was often associated with african americans, and if i ran across that name i would try to research it. and i did find a few that way, by tracing them back through census accounts. so kates who could have been cato mumford at that point was found as a free person of color up in connecticut but he was never noted that way in the regiment itself for it. another person that i -- so i found about three or four, is really all i could say for sure that i had corroborating evidence to say that this was a pers

holly galks to the european union, continuing to take more sanctions against russia in retaliation for russia's actions in ukraine. earlier, my colleague kevin o n. a spoke to political science lecturer, john laughlin, who told us that europe's ban on our tea, raises disturbing issues and questioned nato's sabre rattling in countries outside the military block. nato is the most powerful military alliance in the history of humanity. its expenditure dwarfs that of russia, its power dwarfs that of russia. how can anyone say after these decades of natives was in yugoslavia and libya? that is not a threat to anyone, particularly when the british foreign secretary britain is one of the most important nato powers. seems to imply that moldova is part of nato motive, or is not part of nato. she also says we have to fight for ukraine because otherwise we will be threatened. well, nature does not have to fight few crane. nature has to fight for its members states . it doesn't fight for other countries, it fights for its members states. so everyone is losing their heads at the moment. and therefore it's entirely understandable that russia should be raising the stakes in this way, saying ashley vaughan

john just said. >> well, unfortunately, we still do have some delays out there to tell you about like this one in san carlos. southbound one. 0, one south of hollyhave some delays as you're traveling to san carlos, but you can see want you hit redwood city. we're not seeing those delays anymore and a little further down in mountain view. northbound. 85 south of one. 0, one north and west bound 2.37. east of 85 south. we still have that accident. but the other highways in the south bay all look like they've improved may's to that fremont street exit under 14 minutes for your drive as you head across towards the peninsula. 92 westbound there. it will take you about 12 minutes to make that commute. richmond center fell bridge pretty quiet at this hour. 8 minutes as you're traveling from the tolls to one o one and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 19 minutes. daria, back to you. thanks a lot. 9.47. and it's back to the splash brothers. klay thompson get more playing time these days with the warriors and the team is continuing their winning streak and former raiders interim head coach rick shaw, rich bisaccia. he's one of the packers for

john blands and that is robinson. ms. ruby moseley. ms. dorothy hubbard, ms. doris hubbard. all of them infused the liberty and liberation in our community. third ward, fifth ward, sunny side, ms. holly holderbrooks. one of the first student protesters. a pivotal agency in our community. ms. lanora carter and a 16-year-old who opened his own real estate company. he's today one of the most generous humanitarians and businessmen living in our community today. and i only call these names out to align myself with the issue of facts. why wouldn't we want to know the facts of each of our communitys? why wouldn't we want to know those who descended from those who came on pilgrim's pride? why wouldn't we want to know those who, the legacies of the indigenous people, native americans, and the many different tribes, many of whom of course married into african-americans, slaves, or postslave era. why wouldn't we want to know that history? i'm stunned that we would not want to do so. so i believe it is important to not only know that history that is pleasant, that we can call up wonderful people in our community who in spite of the challenges and tribulations became great leaders. but i also wan