kirk's kids couldn't see their dad as a suspect.ir parents divorced was drama-free. >> i think they both realized that they came to want different things. >> kirk's brother agreed. he was pam's best friend and he loved her like a sister, saw her marriage up close and the way it ended. >> there was never any hostility, open air, arguments. the kids and i, we we never saw anything. >> if anything, they said the two seemed much happier. kirk got a house just down the street and around the corner just to be close to them. >> i'm really glad he did. it made it real easy on us. >> and he did stay very involved in their lives. >> dad videotaped all of our sporting events. a lot of our games, basketball games, soft ball games. >> besides, their dad now had kate. they had been dating for more than a year. >> i really liked her. >> yeah, kate's awesome. >> yeah. >> so dad, a murderer? it seemed absurd to the kids. >> i think he was happy with where he was at. >> now, days, months stood by. the detectives were busy but very quiet about it. whi

no kirk going back to opec. here, producers fell short of the allowed to supply increase under their agreement. now we have seen this happen before, but why aren't they meeting the goal here and does that impact what they're looking at in terms of future increases? well think krista hit the nail on the head and it's the investment even you saw how the united states to not invest a lot last year and in our infrastructure and all the gas properties, the same thing happened in opec countries and overseas. and so a lot of people just didn't put in the dollars they needed to build up the reserves, the have them ready to come on at anytime. same thing goes with russia. sally always has extra burials to put online at any time. but there's sure needed to be a whole lot is really going on for these companies to be able to, to just put it on the market today. and there's gonna be a lot of lead time for that. and she mentioned chevron and exxon and their earnings today. to darren was with excellence at the day that they're

we also spoke with austria as a former foreign minister kirk and i. so now she says that if the e u does sanctioned russian gas, it'll simply have a nasty blow back effect. there is german officials, including i think even the minister economy have said we are able to substitute russian in gas imports. i'm not so sure that this would really be possible because

let's get back to kirk west. bok's governor saying the situation is among conditions that have changed. you have to wonder how central banks will view it, if the fed will be less hawkish come march. >> i think the situation in ukraine has done part of the fed's work. the response of markets, equities, credit spreads, that tightens financial conditions. i expect the fed will be more in the 25 basis point camp coming into the first tightening. then it will be a series of increases. central banks globally will be more cautious. but they will look through this. rishaad: looking at this line emerging saying that the u.s. has crossed several of russia's red lines with the nato expansion taking place. all of this at the moment. in some cases, we even see yields really being hit 10 years down, nearly 4%. the two-year also down. there is a plight into the bond market. something you anticipated. where else is some form of refuge? the bond market, or do continue with commodity place? >> at this point, you will see more imme

>> we remember charlie kirk how he responded to the wap video. the moment he saw cardi b put her tongue out, he lost it. maybe he was upset -- >> the tingling feeling he didn't understand. >> maybe he was made 50 cent did that p 90 x thing and had people dancing around him. it's interesting conservatives wanted people like ted nugent there. he said vulgar things. >> with children. >> allegedly. >> allegedly. >> here is the thing, it's fascinating people want to turn this nfl game into a cultural tough point. as somebody that continues to watch football and i have my rams gear on. it's painful. i'm a rams' hater. you can find small victories. for example, the rams have probably the blackest coaching staff. 21 coaches, vaughn miller talked about black lives matter. they're a team if you want to watch and not feel so guilty, you can root for one way or another. that's something i can understand people being happy about. >> i was happy with inglewood itself given all the issues. i was happy about that. i'm not a ram's fan, either. i want to talk abou

nirvana's kirk cobain.on point. >> when that comes out, that's when the 'nibl'90s really begin. ♪ ♪ it kind of swept through all aspects of culture. and if you want to understand a young person, you first have to understand why kirk cobain looks and acts the way he does. >> reporter: in the '90s, we were still living with land lines, but began dialing up a new connection to the internet. i remember at the end of the '90s, the degree to which it was going to take over our life. we're like okay, sure, when? and suddenly it >> it was part . >> reporter: it's possible to imagine a distant future, he writes, in which the only achievement people associate with the '90s is the foundational rise of the internet. ♪ ♪ in the fall of 1994, a new sitcom premiered that would come to dominate television. >> repeat after me. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the show, about six friends who lived in new york's west village, would go on for ten seasons. "friends" was a '90s show that didn't feel like the '90s. >> n

ha sido un placer representar a kirk. desafortunadamente ocurren accidentes, si alguna vez tiene un accidente, asegúrese de llamar a maryam parman. ella puede explicarle qué hacer después de un accidente y asegurarse de que reciba la atención que necesita. el número está en su pantalla 619-566-8080 hoy me sentaré con una invitada muy especial, una abogada de lesiones personales, con más de 20 años de experiencia. y $750 millones de dólares en resultados para sus clientes. super lawyer, maryam parman. ahora, desafortunadamente, la mayoría de nosotros no nos preparamos para las secuelas de un accidente automovilístico, si alguien que está viendo esto ahora y ha resultado lesionado por un accidente ¿por qué es tan importante para ellos comunicarse con un abogado? ¿no es por eso que pagamos un seguro de auto? bueno, recuerda que las compañías de seguros son negocios, que están en ahí para ganar dinero, no lo hacen pagar reclamos de manera justa. y los estudios muestran una y otra vez que las posibilidades de obtener una mayor

i think you made a good point, kirk. a sinister figure, not a person that should be normalized if a game show type television show. and i guess that's why those two celebrity judges walked off, because this is somebody who engaged in a serious criminal conspiracy to steal an election. it's shocking, but not surprising that he is still treated like he's some formal guy that you can book to sing songs. it is outrageous. your thoughts? >> again, i have to applaud first of all, robin thicke and ken jong for reacting the way they did. it's the only way any decent human being would react to that kind of revelation. they should be furious at the producers of the show, at the network who anows this to happen, that someone like this is given this type of position. imagine if, after 9/11, some game show gave a position to one of the architects to that terrorist attack. to me, what happened on january 6th is on par with that. it's that severe. it's that dangerous. in fact, it's even more dangerous when you look at the erosion of de

charlie kirk is the cofounder with a piece on this. that is why we learned about it.ight to assess. thank you so much for coming on. what is this? >> we don't know. one business that actually tells the truth regarding the death of americans as life insurance. they have to get this right. entire teams of actuaries who studied this all day long. the public health authorities -- it is a single ceo of a major life insurance company not to take him by the way, there's a 40% increase in deaths. 10% would be a once in 200 year capacity. we have a 40% increase, and it's not because of covid. and we deserve answers. what is so amazing is that we've known this information on this data for a couple of weeks now. where are the politicians? where the leaders? where the people we put in charge to actually care about the well-being of our people? at least we know how many times joe rogan used a bad word in a podcast the last ten years. i guess we are getting our pronouns right. we have a 40% increase in death amongst the suppose it healthiest portion of the american population. this

be seeing a lot of and coverage of the security conference is our chief political editor, mckayla kirk, not welcome, mckayla. let's talk about russia. no russia delegation for the 1st time in 30 years . why? yes, that's a big question. well, clearly russia is not interested in engaging in detail on the goings on, not just over ukraine, but also over other crisis regions. there's a lot to talk about at this munich security conference. but the current stand off, which as we heard not as antony blinkin. also the u. s. president fears could tip over into a hot war at any point. and now it's clearly overshadowing every conversation that is taking place on the multiple other crises that really me talking about after all, the phoenix security conference, which is seen most importantly as a forum where leaders can meet in the side rooms can have private conversations out of the spotlight while, as journalists are talking here in the full glare, am of the public, it hasn't really taken place if it 2 years now. and so it's about time and that these leaders can meet and with great urgency to have

could leave the fridge shows when in munich, for us as a did only his chief political editor miss ala kirk namisha. eliza, the mini security conference is a slowly but surely coming to a close after 3 days of very intense talking. is there now a greater sense of hope that a solution can be found to the russia ukraine crisis? the sort answer is no, but there certainly is a determination to, to continue those talks with russian president vladimir putin speaking on the phone with the french president. my call today am, all avenues are still being explored. but, you know, here at mc security conference, russia isn't even present, and that is also what a diplomatic success for russia looks like. you don't turn up to the most important strategic security conference in the world. and everybody is talking about you and trying to 2nd guess what your next move is. and so this is working in the way of getting uprooting till he wanted it to work out. at the same time, the ukranian president here making increasingly desperate plea that yes, thanks for some weapons, as thanks for some equipment on the e

to kirk lippold, former uss cole commander. kirk, always great to have you. i wonder your thoughts, having handled terror, having handled pretty violent hot spots in the past i wonder other of vladmir putin and get inside his head. on paper he is losing a lot of money and stands to lose a lot more yet, it is not altering his line of attack here. what do you make of it? >> first thing i would like to do the american people understand there is continuation of an invasion that started in 2014 with the seizure of crimea and eastern ukraine. it is not a new invasion. so what has been going on since the obama administration is now continuing in the widen administration is application of sanctions. they don't serve as a deterrent. putin has spent the last several years getting his military, his economy, the oligarchs and his businesses all lined up to be able to absorb the hits that sanctions would impose. he is not going to be deterred at this point. sanctions are a form ever punishment. consequently if the administration is not going to do anything proactive to de

we had individual who is coming here tonight his name is connor kirk.r atgh woodrow wilson high school. these kids without question have lost their way but all the different stuff and everything that a kid has to face and all the social media stuff. and then to kick the can in the alley that night. and then to come home kids have so much today to deal with that as a young man, connor kirk from woodrow wilson high school. a site coordinator. and a long time educator. and she recognizes on the wrong path giving up on schools imagine is connor today is a straight a student. what he is doing is unbelievable. we know if he has covid or not but please give all these great people a tremendous round ofma applause. >> to wrap up the education. i am proposing a 5 percent pay raise to all service personnel of all state employees. and those thatpo work for the state of west virginia and also proposing and then to backstop of what is going on and help them out a little bit. and then tood seriously consider both we have a lot of good folks in the state doing good stu

your snow report in kirk wood is looking good, plenty sunshine and also looking at heavenly with that sun as well, not as breezy or windy as yesterday. the seven-day forecast at home, first alert weather forecast in san francisco, oakland, san jose, you see temperatures on the rise as we look to the end of our week and into next week. inland east bay, north bay, coast, also the warming trend into next week. in fact for inland east bay, north bay, as well as the south bay, you will be in the 70s by next week. we are not talking about any rain. i have been looking at the longer range weather models and still looking dry unfortunately. back to you. >> we need to start doing our rain dance. >> we do. >>> how a bay area opera director is touching military veterans' lives with the gift of music. >>> coming up on cbs news bay area, the impact the interruption on the climate in our latest weather extra at 1:15. watch our >>> a san francisco man who taught opera and directed opera centers around the world is using his skills to heal a hurting population. sharon chin introduces us to this week'

kirk cousins to the 49ers. kyle used check for 14 yards and scored.ok for contacted the goal line. nfc and fc tied at seven. well. there were seven interceptions in the game. cousins coming up hit here, by t. j watt five. and then the duck is picked off by the browns. myles garrett to 13. mat and he's to hand touched. jonesville keeps running all the way to the end zone. but the play was dead way back at the 35. there will be more contact this spring and seven on seven drills, but the fc was a 41 to 35 winner. second ranked stanford. women always high in the standings today, they face usc and first year coach lindsay gottlieb, formerly of cal in the nba. lindsay's seeing the cardinal take control of the game before stanford on the run here in the second quarter freshman kiki area often with a pretty move under the hoop, cardinal up by 18 at the half more dominance in the second half. anna wilson finds cameron brink for an easy to underneath. 14 rebounds. career high 26 points for brink, stanford wins 82 57 the cardinal 18 3 overall perfect in nine gam

my name is pastor kirk davis. i am a part of kiros fellowship in bayview-hunters point, and i want to say thank you for allowing me to be a part of this. let me start by saying one of my monikers, things that i say all the time, is life is a beautiful mess. come on, somebody say it with me. that life can be the most beautiful thing in the world, and sometimes maybe the most messiest, that life sometimes brings us the hard stuff. and some of us have been through hard things in the past year, and i just want to say that i am praying, we are praying, and we love you, and we are with you. so with that being said, we want to celebrate this beautiful, beautiful black history month with you. and so my job tonight is -- or this afternoon or this evening is to pray to just get us started on the right foot. so come with me, pray with me. i know some of you might have different belief systems, different ways of thinking about god. i grew up in baptist church. just walk with me through this part, and i ask that you would pray

he translated lyrically to yiddish. manish tex originally written by the likes of kirk nicholson and bob dylan. jewish are to explain to me it is sure i'm to her daughter than unquote, by me. does the addition lead called you to think songs are so rich and so deep, just because of history and the changing of time, vandal that side? so me, i mentioned presser, was written in 1916 by solomon small of it. it's a ballard about the polio outbreak. that swept new york o. as the corona virus pandemic regions, the lyric still ring true to day. fema for stanley, the spanish, but in man not many know the language that if you can make it understandable, it opens something of urgency. i originally from the us pan 1st learned yiddish after moving to germany in 25. to day he and his wife, russian artists, eva lisco, live in hamburg with their son. on a house boot. at home, they speak english, russian, german, and yiddish. daniel con, loves diversity in his music too. i realize the freedom. sometimes he plays alone, sometimes with his band, the painted bird. his music is steeped in melancholy and a

so was paisley's grandfather, kirk schultz senior.been living there since she disappeared. >> miguel marquez joins us now. miguel, do police say anything about the condition of the little girl when she was rescued? >> reporter: yeah, she was in pretty good shape. she came out quiet at first and then got upset but look, there were a lot of police in the house. they were heavily arped. they were heavily clad with gear but they did check her out. they say the good bit here is that this was no sign of abuse. tonight, she is with her legal guardian and her older sister. police also say, look, the last two years, she hasn't been able to go to school, she hasn't been able to see a doctor. so it is not clear how much long-term trauma she may have suffered. john. >> i hope she gets the help she needs. miguel marquez, thank you so much. perspective now from elizabeth smart who was abducted at 14 and held captive for nine months. she is now an advocate for child safety and abduction survivors. so the circumstances of what happened with you were

sidelines and that tells you how important this game is one of four 49ers in the first quarter and kirk cousins finds kyle who just waltzes and and tackling was optional apparently and he celebrates with george kittle. and then the third quarter afc up 28-21 and mac jones looking in firing with a nice catch in the back of the end zone and hunter renfroe the tow tapper and the afc wins the game 41- 35. >> mike mcdaniel is out as the offensive coordinator for the 49ers and upgrading his gig to be the head coach of the miami dolphins and it is the 38-year- old the first head coaching job as he replaces brian florez who was recently fired and is now suing the team and the nfl for racist practices. >> washington visiting stanford and these two right next to each other in the pac standings and the cardinals were in control early and often and a nice back door and the finish with the contact. stanford needed this for their ncaa tournament resume, and they got it. and from the corner it was good and 18-8 and stanford wins 87- 69. >> the stanford women taking on usc in the late second quarter ca

is kirk going in as well? no, i think he's wimped out too. just you?p for the rest of my life, and i'll be encouraging people into the water as much as i am now. it's free, it's out there. it is nice to feel like you're motivating somebody to go and do something that you know will make them feel good. and if other people can enjoy it as much as we do, then myjob is done. hello. the week got off to a stormy start thanks to corrie. the winds have become a little lighter out there now, but for the rest of the week, it will still stay relatively windy, not perhaps as windy, though, as it was due monday. here is corrie come tuesday, menacing down in the middle of the mediterranean. another area of the pressure to the north of the uk will keep it windy here, particularly across scotland, but this weather front sinking south won�*t bring much in the way of rain. it will usher in quite a bit of cloud and perhaps most noticeably, it will pull in some very mild air, particularly in contrast to monday. sunshine probably most widespread, actually, for scotland and

kyle juszczyk, the fullback scored the first touchdown for the 14 yard connection from kirk cousins, into the end zone and then george smiling along with his teammates for the cameras. now she harris great year with pittsburgh. handing the ball to buffalo stefon diggs. stefon goes right by his brother trayvon for the touchdown. that is the eventual game-winning score. after just one year as a 49ers offense of mcdaniel may be the miami dolphins head coach. coach shanahan loses one of his most trusted assistance. one of shanahan's five nfl jobs he is mature mcdaniel is on that staff. the 49ers will get a pair of picks, one in each of the next two drafts. richard hightower is named as the bears special teams court nader today. usc students section hoping for an upset of the number two stanford women, but not today. stanford has cameron brink, 6'4" and nearly unstoppable inside. 16 points in the first half. and she even hit her second reporter of the season. it was all worked at stanford by 20 at recess. she had a career-high of 26 points, 14 rebounds, cardinals role, 10 straight wins th

is kirk going in as well? no, i think he's wimped out too. just you?ip for the rest of my life, and i'll be encouraging people into the water as much as i am now. it's free, it's out there. it is nice to feel like you're motivating somebody to go and do something that you know will make them feel good. and if other people can enjoy it as much as we do, then myjob is done. hello there. it�*s been mild for the time of year, for the last few days. thursday�*s also another mild day for most of us. quite a bit of cloud around once again, but i think we should see a little bit more sunshine into the afternoon. and it�*s going to be breezy, as well, i think a windier day today than what we had on a wednesday. you can see why more isobars on the charts, particularly across the north of uk, and especially when this cold front arrives across the northwest of the country later on. but we�*re still in this mild wedge of air, as you can see from the yellow and orange colours there. so, a mild, rather cloudy, rather breezy start to the day. some spots of light rain

juste a piece on this.earn that's why we learned about it.j he joins us tonight to assess charlie kirk. thanks so much for coming on . what is this ? we don't know. i mean,on one business that actually tells the truth regarding the death ofs americans is life insurance. they have to get this right. they have entire teams of actuaries that study this data all year, all day long abouth the public health authorities that are warning it this it'ss a single ceo of a major life insurance company says, hey, by the way, there's kind of a 40 percent increase in death . 10%,ld he said, would be a once in two hundred year catastrophe. we have a 40 percent increase in death and it's not becauseses covid and we deserve answers. and what's so amazing, tucker , is that we've known this information and this data for a couple of weeks now. wheree are the politicians? where are the leaders? where aree the people we p puto in charge to actually care about the well-being of our people? well, at least wele know how may times joe rogan used a bad wordl in a podcast the last 10 years. i guess we're getting o

we also spoke with austria as a former foreign minister kirk and i. so now she says that if the e u does sanctioned russian gas, it'll simply have a nasty blow back effect. there is german officials, including i think even the minister economy have said we are able to substitute russian in gas imports. i'm not so sure that this would really be possible because we are speaking of huge white house of gas oil and also coal affects in summer. even announcing that in this final stage of renegotiating the agreement with iran, that iranian gas could substitute ration natural gas. i mean, this will be the irony of history to, to substitute rush and gas, natural gas or so the pipelines with better gas from, from iran, given also all the warranty insurgencies that you have with iran, apart from the technical aspect to why you can these williams really be substituted, the immediate impact is already seen on the stock exchange market. it's a tremendous price hike. and we might even see a situation where the average german households will have to spend maybe 50 pe

escalation is get more on the german response than from the deed of his chief political editor, mckayla kirk, not welcome mckayla. so finally, a chancellor shows how so uttered the words nord stream to an done something absolute is pulled the plug on it. he will smother that project in german bureaucracy, which is the so way to keep it from going online for a pretty long time. he's making its subjects to a new and energy strategic analysis. so that will take some time and key the he also said that what just happened will play a huge role in that translator. that means rosser clearly is not to be trusted. and what does that mean? in european and german energy security, he so try to avoid saying nordstrom to even when he was standing next to joe biden, the u. s. president. he wouldn't say it outright, even when biden said he would ensure that this project does not go ahead. if russia crosses that border and not because not mentioning it was his entry tickets into talks, he went to moscow last week. i was able to go with him on that trip. and there he also was still trying to avoid going to dee

yeah, garments, part of kirk and that's the one. but it's pretty incredible. it is super charming in the fitting of the base of all these mountain clouds are whispering around if we didn't have a date with the tallest mountain in germany, we would have to stop here. again. i'm not gonna lie. when we landed in munich, i wasn't super stoked because i wasn't ready to be back in a big city. but now that we've left and we're in the countryside, i'm realizing how much i missed here of these views, these tiny towns. it's just so beautiful and exciting. ah ah, we have made it to the very 1st campsite of our road trip. it is actually at the zig spits resort, and it sits just beneath the mountain. that's it right over there. you can't tell it's a lot taller than that, that the clouds are covering the very tip it up. yeah, it is so freaking epic. you go. we have such a great view till any all it has its very own access to this cable car that runs from the bottom here at the campsite. oh, louis to the top. apparently there is a restaurant up there. i think there's hiking,

whether you're in the central valley, the delta, the kirk he does or out towards the coast, all of us are looking at a pretty clear morning thus far. now temperatures are really cold, dublin and livermore down in the mid 30's, morgan hill at 39 santa rosa nevado napa, the les hill and fairfield beach in the 30's. well, most of the rest of the bay area in the 40's, this is just a touch of a colder start for some of us pretty comparable with yesterday, though, i'll be talking about where we're heading this afternoon. hint, there's a lot of 70's in this forecast. still to come upstairs to rain. we go with a look at traffic. john, good morning and good morning, everyone. we are. >> watching your morning commute for you. i'm not tracking any major hot spot as you leave the house from the east bay traveling into the city to that fremont street exit a little under 8 minutes now. there are a few pockets of fog that drove through this morning along the bay bridge. so definitely take your time as you're traveling there. san mateo bridge, 92 westbound about 12 minutes heading across towards the

despite this, tributes are pouring in with love from his work and also love from emanuel kirk run foren classed as endangered. the number of koalas have fallen sharply along much of the east coast due to land clearing, bush fires and disease. scientists say the population in the state of new south wales has decreased by up to 60 percent in the past 11 years. the international olympic committee has refused to provide details on the �*legal issue' which has delayed the presentation of the team figure—skating medals. unconfirmed reports in the russian media claim that 15—year—old kamila valieva — who became the first female skater to perform a quadruplejump at the olympics — has tested positive for a banned substance. staying with the olympics — and it's not unusual to see athletes from colder climates excelling, with a familiar list of countries dominating the medal table. but what's it like to compete in winter sports in countries that barely even have a winter? one person who knows is michael martinez. who was the first ever southeast asian skater to qualify for a winter games. i defi

leaving. father is and brothers behind john hall is that ukraine's border with poland at the college of kirk 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 fight and given the evidence of resistance. but not many of them appear to be arguing with that call. we have family, of course we are learning from and from the, from the danger. here we are alone with our daughter. we don't have a defender. so that's why we, we are looking for some kind of shelter and our fancies from been fighting there today. and so the, the, the, the town where we're nearby, they live nearby. it was just completely now with every day that passes with every grim new development in this war, these numbers are only going to grow ove

san francisco native and lead metallica guitarist kirk hammett plans to his first ever so low release coming up in april. emas said in a tweet today that portals and instrumental mp will hit independent retailers and the mets store on april 23rd 59 year old rock and roll hall of fame musicians self produced the epi. it features contributions from drummers john theodore and abraham laborious, as well as bass player, greg settlement and others. the san francisco marin food bank got a big donation today from foster farms this morning, the company delivered more than £35,000 of food. currently eight million californians remain food insecure here in the bay area, that number is more than one in every five people. organizers of today's events say there have been issues with getting food because of supply chain issues. they also say the skyrocketing food prices are making it more difficult for people to afford it. it's becoming more and more challenging, especially retailers are having the same the same problem. and generally , they're having access to the food prior to the food bank. so don

researcher in physiology and my interest to long cove it as started long before when i started looking at kirk elation in various diseases. thank you for being with us, maureen. nice to have you on the stream, please, will you introduce yourself to our audience and your connection to long as it? my name's no in jamil, i'm a journalist. i have been a foreign journalist for about 20 years. am i? that was okay. that last year and i started podcast to try and disseminate installation because people don't know about this new disease at all. thank you for being with us and dr. sad. finally. this introduce yourself annual connection to long has it. now good evening everyone. i'm a 2nd. i'm a respiratory position or as you would call them in the u. s. a pulmonologist my connection with cov, it started off by a being a doctorate in the beginning of the pandemic, or through the 1st and 2nd waves than i acquired. acute coded in november 2020, which dental rested long coded, which i shall suffer from. but i have now become somewhat of a patient advocate and researcher. i would like to see i had cognitive

we've always considered a mile, is russian don based people, cesar are orthodox people. kirk austin or her portion of some of going on. the situation in our house is not at all good. there the dishes were breaking the windows were trembling. r was very frightened or multi so closer to the net sank. it's absolutely terrible. most people's houses were bombed, worse than in 2014. they constantly bomb us. and they also shoot where civilians are. the soldiers were not even there. thank you. people for hosting us payments of $10000.00 for each refugee will be given thanks to russia. they immediately offered assistance with housing and food to thousands of evacuation, just like these across the border and to russia with little to no idea of how long they would have to leave their homes behind. but now that moscow has decided to deploy peacekeepers to the newly recognized peoples republic, sub lugens can done yet, they may soon be able to return home. many thanks for caving upstate with us. her naughty international will be back at the top of the i with the very latest joy has that. with my di

according to local reports, explosions can be heard across ukraine. residency blasts of rock, the city of kirk, of which is in the east of the country. explosions of also been reported in the area of the boris full airports near ki, of ukrainian military command, post report coming under rockets attack as well. but meanwhile, the russian defense ministry has denied all claims of rockets and air attacks on ukrainian cities. administered both 1st and said that there are no threats to the civilian population in ukraine as high precision weapons are incapacitating military infrastructure including defense facilities. we're just going to take a very quick break now, but nicky are and will be taking over to continue with our rolling covering of that unfolding russian military operation. ah no more than 20 years have passed since one of the world's deadliest terrorist attacks that took thousands of lives. people started to scream. there was a waiver that came over us. that was like opening up an oven door, but not all wounds of heel. the survivors and responders have increased rates of cancer and oth

turning point usa charlie kirk. you are with me on the show that night when we agreed it was time.ust at the end of the first period of the 15 days. we tried that, let's not do that anymore. it's hurting us more trying to protect the vulnerable. all of this has happened since then. >> no kidding. you deserve great credit and your audience deserves to know that. but even in the center right nobody was talking clearly about the lockdown. they were trending and you looked rationally and said if we are pro- worker and profamily and pro- america where we locking down the people that are not at great risk? you are a leader in that regard and i think it change people's opinions. and he will start to see some people we started to see the increase with alcoholism and drug addiction loneliness. and then you make an interesting point. and then they clutch their ideological agenda. and with that multitrillion dollar wealth transfer to pander the pharmaceutical companies. and unfortunately the lockdowns were used for very specific political purpose and continue to be. steve: that's right one of

well, earlier we spoke to the un refugee agency spokesman nevin kirk, on which we explained the steps being taken to help the vulnerable victims were looted and burned. and the some 22000 refugees who are also there were forced to flee yet again. and now to find refuge in 3 different locations within the region. and what we are trying now is to bring them to safety to working with the government counterparts. this is the refugees and written the service of the deal here, as well as with other humanitarian partners. in 1st bringing them to, you know, safe locations but also to secure the emergency assistance that is really life saving in the situations. and yes, we're working very closely with the government. the government was very quick to identify a temporary site near another camp in the region. the chemicals, sorry exactly, to house those 20000 refugees from the 2 camps that have been abandoned. and thankfully, the government was very quick to, to establish actually that the temporary site where these people can find safety in the us, the republican national committee has voted to

let's go over now to d w's, chief, political editor, michelle, a kirk know who's joining us from outside the chancellor. what was shots of central message there? well, the central message was that there is no excuse for this. and that's what he said, literally clearly addressing this to vladimir putin to russia. and now there will be a quick succession of meetings at the g 7. we'll talk virtually this afternoon. there's a special you top summit coming a special session of the job parliament on sunday at where it would have schoultz will hold a speech. so many words and the actions we will learn through the course of the day with a full package of sanctions will entail. as the german foreign minister put it earlier today, a very stern reaction is now expected. and this comes just over week after all. so it's himself traveled to moscow was with him on that trip, got the chance to ask vladimir putin, whether he will decide whether there will be a war. yes or no. and he said, of course russia does not want a war on european soil. well, it appears that those plans were already made, potential

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it's an army fuel depot. kirk of is ukraine's 2nd largest city and is home to 1500000 people. russian troops have been conducting operations outside the city limits, but say those have now concluded ukrainian national symbols are being removed in the break away. don, boss, republics, which russia now considered to be independence, hair done? yes. militia fighter can be seen replacing the ukrainian flag with the dentist republics. outside the local administration building. wow. it ah, that it forces have now moved west beyond the former contact line on this now heavy fighting him or you pull between them and the hours of battalion is the nationalist militia group, which russia considered to be neo nazi on. the un has accused of war crimes. meanwhile, an verified video is circulating on the line, which apparently shows people welcome in russian army near shock of yours was assimilated. ours daily lives in new orleans him on the july su northville. it was under early in the morning, keith was rocked by a series of powerful explosions. authorities claim they shot down a russian cruise mis