knights: well, the chinese government has been very supportive.we've been very lucky that cctv, which is the main government run tv station in china, has run our messages in prime time. hutson: when they're surveyed, up to 70% of chinese consumers say they didn't know that for them to buy an ivory trinket means that an elephant actually has to die. and once they learned that fact, most of them say they will no longer buy ivory. narrator: must africa's elephants go extinct? saving them calls for a multifaceted solution. hutson: we have to look at the demand side, at the supply side. we have to cooperate internationally. we have to involve businesses and statecraft and private citizens and ngos and law enforcement, and we have to educate people worldwide that your ivory trinkets mean that an elephant has to die. thornton: we need to go back to the total ivory ban, including complete ban on domestic trade in china and japan. if cna and japan banned domestic ivory trade today, poaching will be going down by next week. that's how big the demand is ther

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meders-knight did you want to say something? >> yes i do want to say something. i think it's important to get an indigenous perspective. everywhere you are in the united states you are on someone's sindigenous territory. there is native territory everywhere in the united states in every force in personal property is native territory. we are talking about tending in managing land. i don't think we really want to say that wilderness is a colonial term. if management is a colonial term. if your colonized there will be no understanding of how to -- a forest. you only know what you know based on being an american. it's really important to understand the terms we are throwing out about tending to a forest or managing a forest. error indigenous plants that have been the force for thousands of years. they do not know these terms so for us to understand and let me leave it right here in our language we don't have a word for wild because we are indigenous and we have lived on this landscape for thousands of years. don't have a word for wild and there is no word for wildern

what a knight i am, i am a plebeian knight . thanks now now. , i found out the icons were stolen from the museum. knew too much. this is a gift to me what gallant cavalier bling? what's the difference, main focus? lena, you also think that it was a gift from the dog, i 'm just an idiot here, hold me. silent kill family happiness, by the way, with an unusual inlay. very rare early medieval. i'm healthy again , i'm not talking to you. so he said, i don't talk, alexey. maybe you won't confuse personal and business. let him go. what did you let go without interrogation win language win pick iron? state longer than you live, and you believed him. say yesterday i believed. today, this khromov struck through the base, it turns out, a dangerous thief, a recidivist medvezhatnik named thin. congratulations to sharik, you are a dunce to apply. i get it from under i'll get the land. i'll wipe the soul out of him bitch. stop cowardly trying to try it's time to try. let's go look. don't miss the denouement, federal security service tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv o

knight is serving more than 50 years in prison in connection with the crimes. hopefully school districts look at this look at their policies and their training and their procedures and realize what the priority is here. it's it's the children. how do we protect them? reporting in san jose, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> is causing problems. the sebastopol union school district is considering installing fences around the brookhaven school to stop vandalism. well, the school's district superintendent sent us a statement saying the surveillance video shows a series of vandalism activities that happen during after school hours. well, in order to keep the school save, the district is inviting the community to participate in this conversation to decide whether or not the campus will be enclosed over the next few months. and the south bay, san jose police identified the person arrested in connection a restaurant. 30 year-old brian carter is accused of bringing a gun to the fight. the incident also led to a police officer shooting a college athlete kron four's haaziq has a

catherine brunt coming into form last game and heather knight.has been brilliant. so the key performance and everyone is picking up the right time going into this game and hopefully the semifinals. there are plenty of international football friendlies this saturday — england are currently in action against switzerland at wembley. currently 1—1, breel embolo, gave swiss the lead. luke shaw levelled for england. both sides have already qualified for the world cup in qatar. so are keen to give newer players a run out. marc guehi and kyle walker—peters making their england debuts. in the day's other friendlies — croatia were held to a 1—all draw with slovenia. the republic of ireland are currently a goal behind against the world's no 1 ranked side belgium. hans vanaken restoring the visitors' lead in dublin. later on, there's a top tie between the netherlands and denmark. christian eriksen could feature for the danes, for the first time since his cardiac arrest at the euros last summer. it's a busy weekend in the womens super league. chelsea can go t

that's the fun of "moon knight."ren't walking down a road that had been walked a hundred times. >> right. >> so oscar plays the moon knight but he's suffering from severe mental illness which creates a riddle for me playing the villain because usually in the history of movies the villain is the one suffering mental illness so i had to come up with a villain who thought of himself as more of a saint. that's the way i approached it. >> let's take a look. "moon knight," everybody. >> what a beautiful day. >> it's like we're in heaven only it's not heaven, is it? it's a darkness, sometimes it hides in our very hearts. we are here to make the earth as much like heaven as possible. who'd like to go first? you're a brave man. >> that's oscar isaac. he's all in, huh? >> he's brilliant in the show. another reason to do the show. i met him at a coffee shop in brooklyn during the pandemic. we all had our masks on and he started telling me about this "moon knight" show he's doing and the fire in his eyes was so bright. yoshould

they would say the ionites would also have accepted the knight of rhodes museum 600.s artist designed his own house and lived in a mansion not near the russian style until 1926, now his house-museum is here. this vasnetsov viktor vasnetsov is true. his museum opened last year in danish odance and has an interactive underground exhibition based on the fairy tale flint and steel where a soldier descended into a witch's cave. hans christians. he is hans christian anderson is correct. school theme 300 in 2019 at the college of saint-etienne strasbourg, parallel classes began to be called not by letter, but by the faculties of this school hogwarts hogwarts quite right , just like gretendor putin dui and so on. well, well, the third round is over, i turn to anton anton, alas, a rare case, but you cannot take part in our final round, you have a negative amount on your account. thank you for participating in the game in the final round. we will meet with yuri and dmitry gorkiy city 65 i walked along the bitter quite a few ghost stories about the ritual murders of legendary ga

a clerk testified that the 2001 report identified knight as the victim of a crime. peterson's lawyers say she never disclosed that on a questionnaire. his attorneys tried getting a documentary film writer to testify. >> she wanted to assert her rights under the first amendment not to be forced to testify here, because she is a journalist and journalists have quite important rights to protect them from being burdened and called as witness on a regular basis. >> the legal team wants to show that knight lied her way onto the jury. the hearing is expected to continue tomorrow. among those still expected to testify, one of richelle nice's original attorneys the. >>> a high-stakes summit in brussels today, a month into the invasion of ukraine, a frustrated vladimir putin could turn to chemical weapons. nato leaders are unified in efforts to help ukraine. the u.s. also announced a package to help ukraine. he also spoke to the swedish parliament and said protecting and supporting ukraine protects the whole world. >>. >> translator: what you value, what is valued but all peo

. >> the dark knight still dominating the box permit the dark knight still dominating the box office, a couple of new movies did make their mark this weekend., david daniels got early estimates for who made the most money. >> what is your deal, man? >> dog road into fifth place in its fifth weekend and weep theaters, grossing $4.1 million. the slasher film x expanded to wide release and made 4.4 million for 4th place. uncharted felt a third, but collected $8 million for domestic total of 126 million. the anime adventure jujitsu zero debuted in second place, opening strong with $17.7 million. the batman crossed the 300 million mark in domestic grosses, topping the chart for a third straight weekend with $36.8 million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> coming to a theater near you this week, the lost city, infinite storm and, everything everywhere, all at once which we will be, when we come back. >> expect the local dues you trust on any device, anytime, anywhere. cbs news bay area brings you closer to the big stories, first alert weather, and breaking news live as it happens, on the

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and knight was later let go.sell one of the most popular soccer times in the world, chelsea fc and the billionaire with close ties to putin said he plans to donate all net proceeds to victims of russia's war in ukraine. he said the money will pay for war victims' immediate needs as well as for the long-term recovery and rebuilding of ukraine. follow me on facebook, instagram and the twitter and tiktok, or listen to our podcast. our coverage continues with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, breaking news. the first major ukrainian city appears to have fallen. the mayor of kherson now indicating that the russians have taken control of the city as kremlin forces roll through the streets. also breaking, the ukrainian capital is battered by air strikes but still holding the line against russian invader as a new explosion echoes on this seventh night of the war. u.s. officials warning that

knight. his actions were despicable and our communit tr udents, 9, knightpleantesto criminal ch related to the sexual abuse of former students. he is now serving a 56 year sentence. >>> tomorrow is the deadline for californians to apply for covid-19 rent relief. >> suspend eviction protections now. >> renters and advocates rallied in sacramento, today. they are urging the state senate to pass a bill extending eviction protections for another three months. the state has paid out $2 billion to renters, but many more claims are being processed. meanwhile, this evening, to bay area cities have been awarded millions of dollars in state grants to convert hotels into housing for the homeless. oakland will get nearly 15 million to buy and renovate a hotel on macarthur boulevard and san francisco will receive more than $7 million to convert a hotel into housing for young people aging out of the foster care system. >>> new at 6:00, lots of loud digging going on at uc berkeley. wilson walker reports thi

in september, 2019, knight pleaded no contest to a dozen criminal charges related to the sexual abuse of former students, and received a 56 year prison sentence. the 39-year-old is currently behind bars at a kern county jail. >>> the latest from ukraine, officials there say russian forces continue pounding areas around key of. that is despite a pledge to pull back, as both sides are still trying to negotiate. cbs reporter skyler henry is live a for us in washington with more. hi, skyler. >> reporter: good to see you. if you let defense officials tell it, they were already skeptical about the russians in terms of their claims about pulling back, so much so that the pentagon press secretary talked about this today, saying that the movement they have seen around key of is really more of a repositioning, if you will, around 20% towards the north belarusian border and really, we should be viewing this as a repositioning, resupply, stocking up, if you will, trying to determine how they will reshuffle those troops. not necessarily withdrawing troops from that area. we have seen movement, obv

knight is accused of abusing the girls while they were students at dartmouth middle school. the lawsuit claims school administrators received concerns from parents about inappropriate text messages sent by night to students in 2010 and again in 2013. but the school district did nothing about it and started taking appropriate action may continue to promote, can't grant him tenure. bacon teacher of the year. a san jose jury on tuesday awarded 65 million dollars to one victim and more than 37 million to a second victim. knight is serving more than 50 years in prison in connection with the crimes school districts. look at look at their policies and their training and their procedures and realize what the priority is here. it's it's the children. and how do we protect them? reporting in san jose, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >>also, the south bay says a police identified the person arrested in connection to a week and fight inside a restaurant. 30 year-old brian carter is accused of bringing a gun to the fight. the incident also led to a police officer shooting in conta costa county.

tell us about "moon knight."alled "moon knight." basically it's the story you find this guy named stephen grant, he works at a museum gift shop. he's introverted, kind. he wants to connect with people. he is a bit awkward but has these blackouts, sections of his memory he doesn't know what's going on and slowly realizes he's suffering from associative identity disorder. >> you talked about how you -- is that all? >> yeah. one of those basic stories we've heard a bunch of times. >> i was really hanging on every word. >> but the egyptian guide kind of gets you. >> in addition to all that, didn't you give him a british accent? isn't that your input and made it a family affair because we hear that your brother is your body double. >> that's right. well, so, one of the big things that happens in the show he starts to communicate with his alter, the other person living inside of him. so stephen and mark and for those scenes i would read those where he's talking to himself. we'll hire an actor. i thought, well, my broth

the knights prevailed winning 76-75, marking the program's fifth state title and second under the coach. congratulations to cave spring on this hard-fought win. it was well earned. madam speaker, as we celebrate women's history month, we recognize the list of women who have contributed to moving the united states forward over the past 244 years. i rise today to recognize one trail blazer in particular, virginia's current lieutenant governor, willsome sears. she moved to the united states at the age of 6 and has since dedicated her life to serving others and her country. outside of politics, she ran a homeless shelter, provided ministry to prisoners and spent three years in the marine corps and was an honor to serve with the lieutenant governor sears in the virginia house of delegates. since entering public office, lieutenant governor sears has served as a united states appointee to the census bureau, part of the secretary of the -- secretary of the office of veterans affairs. she became the first female and female veteran to serve as lieutenant governor of virginia and first african-ame

knight that's why you're here. i want you to know that i hear you and the minute or so that i have left anything that many of my colleagues need to hear about the impact on our native american communities? >> the 2018th campfire when we lived in this area all of that is tribal territory and the major corporation was able to move them and get the funding for tree removal. we have local community members and i created training program to train on how to manage not only forest health but the wetlands and meadows and anything that would be considered firebreaks. i have the unique language of my own. i'm an ecological knowledge practitioner and i've been doing it for 20 years. i usually teach children because children are way more open-minded than congress. i want to tell you is the management of the federal forests really need to be done through corporation with every tribal nation in the united states. you have a lot of hands on deck and a lot of economic investment in each of those tribal territories that allow for w

knight is serving more than 50 years in prison in connection with the crimes. hopefully school districts look at this and look at their policies and their training and their procedures and realize what the priority is here. it's it's the children. and how do we protect them? reporting in san jose, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> vandals causing problems. this a passable union school district is considering installing fences around the brookhaven school. the school district superintendent sent us a statement today saying the surveillance video shows a alism activities that happened during after school hours in order to keep the school say the district is invited the community to participate in the conversation to decide whether the campus will be in close over the next few months in the south bay, san jose police identified the person arrested in connection to a weekend fight inside a restaurant. 30 year-old brian carter is accused of bringing a gun to the fight. the incident also led to a police officer shooting a college athlete. and tonight that man's attorney tel

knight is serving more than 50 years in prison in connection with the crimes. hopefully school districts look at this look at their policies and their training and their procedures and realize what the priority is here it's the children how do we protect them reporting in san jose, dan thorn kron. 4 news. investigators are still searching for a suspect in an armed carjacking on the bay bridge. it happened just before noon today and brought the traffic heading out of san francisco to grinding halt. chp says the owner of a chevy colorado was held up at gunpoint after a crash between 2 vehicles of ford explore and a toyota. the crash in the carjacking forced the closure of several lanes. it took some time for investigators to get on scene and then the 2 vehicles that were left on scene. >> the ford explorer. that was initially the suspect vehicle is being processed for evidence that was inside of it to help us determine who was driving the the time of the accident. it took about 2 and a half hours to get the roadway clear. >> chp says the vehicle taken by armed su

tom: this goes back to frank knight and peter bernstein in his great book.is about risk, can we measure it or the unmeasurable uncertainty? we are drowning in uncertainty, whether politics in the headlines or market reaction. to your point on eu banks, the price moves are not constructive. jonathan: banks heading south, energy heading north. occidental exit duly -- raising yesterday. lisa: at what point do we get to a place where high oil prices and what it will do to the short and medium-term in demand. and the recession like environment you are seeing period wonder whether this is significant, because the fed can't do that much what will the fed do with this? jonathan: another dynamic for crude players, it is becoming very awkward for them. when we get the reports, the backlash against that will be tremendous. the statement that the shell statement over the weekend explaining themselves as to why they brought russian crude even though legally they can buy russian crude. that tells you the moment we are in at the moment. tom: we see it in aluminum as well.

knight said the team have had a difficult run—up to where they are now.le of months — we've been a stressful couple of months. it's been quite a long talk with the _ months. it's been quite a long talk with the ashes. but i think i pride myself— with the ashes. but i think i pride myself and — with the ashes. but i think i pride myself and staying level and stay the same — myself and staying level and stay the same person is much as i can. it's been _ the same person is much as i can. it's been stressful. there have been issues _ it's been stressful. there have been issues but— it's been stressful. there have been issues but i— it's been stressful. there have been issues. but i think after those three — issues. but i think after those three losses, all the things that had gone — three losses, all the things that had gone wrong had been in our control, — had gone wrong had been in our control, and that is what made it so frustrating — control, and that is what made it so frustrating. but we made it right, which _ frustrating. but we made it right, which we

so a stunning win in what could be a stunning comeback for heather knight's side., and they can tell us what's behind this change in form. finally something to smile about. a win for england, clinical want, jenny wyatt the top of the order, dues do is score, she got a score for the this england team air air backer looks like they are back. there are number of important element to this victory you mention the run but also the ball catherine brunt took a wicked but also the ball catherine brunt took a wickets at the very bottom ball of looked at different bullet was that you could tell she got a wicket with the first ball and there was a huge sigh of relief, she looked at the sky like, finally, finally got the reward that i deserved and she bowled so well today. i deserved and she bowled so well toda . ,, �* , , i deserved and she bowled so well toda. ., �*, ., today. she's been england's eating wicket ticket _ today. she's been england's eating wicket ticket for _ today. she's been england's eating wicket ticket for a _ today. she's been england's eating wicket tick

d o this is a w is live from bad lane. ukraine to president makes an urgent appeal to be knighted states. people attending not only free. we are fighting for the advantages of europe and the world virtual address to congress. a lot of reasons kate asked for more sanctions and military support to fight russia, telling americans we need you now. also on the program, russia escalate to bombardment of cave. the crime says russian forces are striking residential areas from positions outside the capital.

nick krygios is also through too captain heather knight says england can still improve as they preparefinals of the women's world cup. the defending champions lost their first three games and needed four successive wins to book a meeting with south africa on thursday, and speaking to bbc sport knight explained how the team have found the last few months quite stressful. it has been a stressful couple of months, i think. it has been a stressful couple of months, ithink. it it has been a stressful couple of months, i think. it has been quite a long tour, quite a difficult tour with the ashes. i pride myself on trying to stay quite level but there we are doing well or not. i tried to stay the same person as much they can and try to bring that stability is a camellia, it has been stressful. there have been issues. things we have had to change and try to get right but i think massey said, after those losses i think all the things that had gone wrong had been control and that is what made it so frustrating that we are losing. it so frustrating that we are losing. the canadian men's national

lisa: amy knight is a longtime russia analyst. she has written six books on the subject.oined the kgb in his 20's. knight points out his first assignment, in leningrad, was preventing dissent. >> this is an area of work where he's very strongly influenced by the kind of soviet paranoia about any opposition. lisa: then, in 1991, communist hardliners tried and failed to overthrow reform-minded mikhail gorbachev. putin disavowed the coup attempt and resigned from the kgb. as the soviet union collapsed, putin rose, from a deputy mayor in st. petersburg, to president boris yeltsin's right hand man, in just six years. that rise, in part, to his handling of a russian crisis. >> the chechen war started. this basically was what catapulted putin to the presidency. lisa: in 1999, putin took over and unleashed hell in chehnya, a scorched-earth assault that left thousands of civilians dead. as putin surged, yeltsin plummeted. facing criticism and health problems, yeltsin resigned, making putin president on the eve of the millenium. his survival was tied to russia's. he stabilized and

it's the in between knights in a bomb shelter. they're spending their days volunteering to help the war effort. one do at a time. these women here had very normal lives before the russian invasion. some of them teachers, i t specialists, their weapons for peace. bread. yes, nice should i know what it's like to be hungry? it's very important to fit others. even those she did not know were all ukrainians, but i think this has 30, i think the breath show feet soldiers, men and women at the frontline martel if jenko spearhead. the team of 30 volunteers says that brett means closing us home. love something we can share with you later. 120 people share this house already. it was built for 80 by marta and various donors 5 years ago to help survivors of domestic violence. she know, accommodates internally displaced women and children. marina just arrived, the 2 children from key after 4 days on the route. then we'll just head law to kids for either in the basement or in a garage t as all the time or countries been killed and destroyed whi

halt of fighting and repeated turkey's offer to host talks between ukraine and russia. turkey is a knight, i remember that also has caught close ties with both countries. in germany is home to a community of around 300000 people from ukraine. the war in their homeland has also turned their lives upside down as they try to maintain contact with family members and friends. at the same time, they working to organize aid for refugees and people still a new crime. this report now from this old off the church of the holy spirit in dusseldorf, a place of worship for many ukrainian catholics. the court yard here is full of donations, like food and clothing, sleeping bags and diapers. in the church, basement, dozens of volunteers are packing donations. to said to refugees in the polish border as quickly as possible. every one here has loved ones in ukraine, including organize ammonia schafer. this is got a lot, doesn't our families are dying there. we can't really think clearly. i don't have any words for it. it's just unbelievable. just please don't ask me how i'm feeling diminished enough of the

supreme knight kelly.heir wives and children. the story of a couple that yesterday we helped they had to economy kyiv, the moment they heard the bombing. they were facing dramatic choice like do we stay behind and take care of our elderly parents who can't travel or flee so that we can take care of our children and make sure their future is not destroyed? they had to flee but getting into poland and leaving ukraine is not an easy thing. it takes days to get to the border. and as they were waiting for more than three days, they were thinking that what is going to happen at the border as you know ukrainian men are not allowed to leave ukraine. getting closer to freedom. and closer to traumatic decision will we stay together or will my husband have to go back to ukraine and i will have to leave with my children to poland? >> ainsley: are some getting through? >> yes, fortunately what happened is that in this case they pray a lot and they were hopeful because he is the father of three children, young children

at some moment you will be not a white knight in shining clothes but like dark knight whose killing peopledimir, i really appreciate your time. thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you for your attention. >> to all of your colleagues, the other soldiers in the room, they sat as you did this so thanks to them as well. >> thank you. >> next, dangerous cracks appear to be forming within putin's inner circle. tensions incredibly high between putin and his defense chief whose recent so-called public appearances raised questions about his standings and whereabouts. >>> plus a frantic search and rescue effort in a city after a big missile strike caught on camera killed 15 people. that oddly satisfying feeling when you don't do it yourself. here's to real flavors... real meals. real good. all of knorr's high quality pasta and rice sides are now made with no artificial flavors or preservatives. knorr. taste for good. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a cho

response, with knight to knights panel, great to have you with us tonight. >> glad to be here. >> let'sional average for cold dollars, $0.32 as of thursday. inflation 7.9% off on the inflation measures. not a great day for the white house on the economy. >> it's not. i think the key point here is when it comes to inflation it's being driven by these high energy costs. one of the things you can say president biden dead, his rhetoric and actions and treasury department defunding fossil fuels, he sent a signal to the energy markets that america's close for energy exploration. the day he was inaugurated, gas prices started to climb. they sensed the scarcity. what he has done is he has fueled an economic disaster with high energy costs leading to high inflation and this is going to pound americans who have already been to go years and with covert restrictions now facing similar restrictions, canceling vacation, limiting -- bragging you can't eat meat and steak anymore and hamburgers because he can't afford a typical food prices through the roof. this is a very, very bad signal and he's going

larry: moon knight is streaming on disney plus. new episodes drop every wednesday. abc7. abc7news is always streaming, 24/7. get the abc7 bay area tv app. that will allow you to join us whenever you want, wherever you are. i am larry beil. abc7news at 5:00 is next. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ >> live, breaking news. ama: tonight the searches on for a white chevy pickup truck after was stolen in the middle of the bay bridge. dan: thank you for joining us. the investigation caused a major backup which is still affecting traffic right now. ama: that's get to karina nova for the latest. >> we been watching this since about noon. it happen right on the bay bridge and highway patrol had to clos

before christopher passed away, he wrote a story about a great knight who sought out the four diamonds of courage, wisdom, honesty, and strength to be saved from an evil sourcerrest. his parents realized those four qualities were all necessary to overcome cancer. and they created the four diamonds fund in his memory. mr. milliard passed away in november of 2021 at the age of 93. his legacy through thon and his foundation will no doubt live on foreevery. over the past 50 yearsthon has grown into the largest student run philanthropy in the world. in the first year 78 students danced for 30 hours strait straight and raised just over $2,000. thon today is a 46-hour, no sitting, no sleeping dance marathon celebrating nearly 17,000 students. year-long fundraising efforts to help end childhood cancer. thankfully after a virtual event last year, 667 dancers and tens of thousands of student volunteers and supporters attended the event in person. students stood from 6 p.m. on friday, february 18, until 4 p.m., on sunday, february 20. while it was an impressive feat to hold, what was more incredi

kolkata knight riders won the opening match of a new ipl season by 6 wickets over chennai super kingsred an unbeaten 20 to get them over the line. 49 year old richard bland's fairytale run at the wgc matchplay in texas is over. he was beaten by dustinjohnson — the two time major winner. bland was leading at one point. world number onejohn rahm, and second ranked collin morikawa also went out. richard carapaz timed his attack to perfection as he snatched victory from sergio higuita on the penultimate stage of the tour of catalunya in spain. it moved the ecuadorian who rides for the british ineos grenadiers team up to second overall, just sixteen seconds behind the colombian higuita. josh warrington says he has an opportunity "to be the man again" and reclaim his ibf featherweight title, when he takes on spain's kiko martinez in leeds later this evening. the 31—year—old, who made three defences of the belt between 2018 and 2019, will be fighting in front of a home crowd at the first direct arena. warrington beat martinez in a close points decision at the same venue in 2017, but is comin

she bemoaned the fact that she said today, the world is going through something like a dark knight of the soul. >> uh-huh. >> and the world in its its increasingly secular condition is losing its capacity to see. to see the presence of god. the stirrings of grace. as well as conversion experiences. >> hold that thought. >> okay. >> we will take a brief break. we'll be back gan shortly with our guest dr. margaret turek and talk about faith, fiction and film. theme hello, welcome back. we're talking with dr. market turek and that is evangelizing. not only approaching the christian message, but seeing the christian truth and finding unexpected ways to see it. you mentioned flannery o'connor, and her incancellation of provocation as a writer was? >> well, she had said at one point that the primary gift that she needed as a catholic writer was the government error of prophetec vig. the capacity to see. and to see prophetically. by which she meant not the capacity to read the future, but the capacity to see what is hidden. >> yeah. >> again, for her, it's primarily the hidden presence of go

the leg spinner took 700 knight wickets, which puts him 2nd on the all time list. as you headlines back now to our side master of chaos. ah, on the 21st of august 2014 syrian government forces used chemical weapons in opposition held areas, killing hundreds of people, including many children us it in as the u. b. the tamika weapons little red line. however, off to the attack, president obama decided not to intervene because it might lead to heavier u. s. involvement in syria. there were some people in the administration who worried that i sent cooking at the end be top alden, extremists would take over. those of us who were following siri more closely, kept telling them, stop worrying about that. the extremists are no stronger than a lot of the modern elements, and they're not going to take over. it might just shifts a fighting a little bit, but there will not be an islamic state declared in damascus. this lack of a western response seemed to embolden aside. he realized that some western leaders, we're more concerned about the potential chaos that might result from

. >> performances by gladys knight and the pips and david ruffin.ou could have lived in just straight down soul r&b music, but you stretched it out -- gospel, latin this is what i think of creating a greater texture for the moment >> it was important. at one point harlem was the cultural epicenter of the united states, and i wanted to show that, you know, it starts off local and then stretches to spanish harlem, and then in the world. >> i mean part of your mission here is teaching history >> i'm a musician, i'm a producer, i'm an artist, but i want to be a person that makes history fun, makes history entertaining and makes it beautiful. >> a beautiful treasure almost forgotten now a masterpiece for the world to see man, i would have loved to have been there. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thanks for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night newsome. tonight california stepping up to help ukraine. we have an up close look at the operation is aid refugees in poland. what happens in the uk usua

team—mate millie knight finishing just behind in fourth. in the super g yesterday, alongside his guide and big brother, andrew. they were competing in the super combined today. but after the halfway point, a mistake had them in fifth place. they had a second chance and this run was clean. an error from the competitors saw simpson climbed to third — and with it, britain's fifth medal of the games. in fact, all of gb's medal of the games. in fact, all of gb�*s medals have come from the visually impaired ski team. so what makes them so successful? there's definitely a — makes them so successful? there's definitely a factory _ makes them so successful? there's definitely a factory of _ makes them so successful? there's definitely a factory of visually - definitely a factory of visually impaired skiers we are working with, we've just had impaired skiers we are working with, we'vejust had some impaired skiers we are working with, we've just had some really talented individuals who have come through and been inspired by success, then gone on to th

ncis special agents meet with special agent in charge jane tenant for insight on the case, knight teased what fans can expect. >> agents travel to hawaii and learned that a key witness in an old explosion case which was ruled an accident, turns up in hawaii with crucial evidence of foul play so torez goes over there to check it out and i basically get sent over as back up. >> you can see the two-hour cross over event between ncis and ncis hawaii tonight at 9:00 here on kpix5. >>> next few hours pretty cloud watching in the bay area. we get skies that look like this on occasion. building cumulus clouds after a storm has passed. but the storm has only mostly passed, we are not done with it yet. some clouds over the course of the afternoon are going to try and build into thunderstorms. here is why i would say that, down to the south, we are detecting lightning from the center of the system. that's coming on shore right now. it's not only there, back to us and switch from live first alert doppler and put it into the future cast, watch for the isolated showers that look like bull's eyes, like

michelle knight, the juror at the center of it, defending herself that she got on the jury to becomes and sell a back. peterson's defense team wants to convince the judge to have a knew trial saying that she lied and misled the court to be pick for the jury. her attorney said she has mixed feelings about testifying. >> i don't know if she feels good about any of it. she has regret about it in a lot of ways. i think feeling relieved is the best way to describe it. >> she and other jurors convicted peterson of killing his wife laci and their son conor. >>> senator dianne findstein's his has died. he was highly connected as well. a san francisco native, blum was a uc regent and proud cal alum. senator finestein releasing this statement. we have a hole in our hearts that will never be filled. dick, we love you and we'll miss you and we'll continue to celebrate everything you accomplished during an amazing life. he died yesterday at the age of 86. >>> pg&e in trouble for not clearing lines. regulator say pg&e didn't get permission to use this method. it is called a helisaw. eight whirring

we have been, as they should kill his glare below, staring on the stylish knight said he was there, it is near most of ukraine was broken, but done thus has stood its ground. mm hm. but was the 1st place ever in history where the globalization and the western hedge of morning was stoppered by kalashnikov, by very, very different people than they are used to cope with. desperate to resolve issues peacefully, don, best citizens of called for a referendum on may 11th, the done yet can no guns g regions voted on their status. the dynamic and le ganske people's republics declare themselves sovereign states. middle of the shore must sum up to show the corps, but yeoman, that old noah new york will medium the me looted, briefly put your what that there was there was yesterday and he was causing his word which was it interest when you her job to reach like will cranium, people still believe in a substantial war, all though the streets of don bus but already being controlled by ukrainian soldiers we, we do so much for this money into a meeting at a shit in them, or to ship hostile poly peer. we

. >> urban knights won the west tournament title and headed to division ii west regional first time in of the program. >> literally everybody say, go to academy of art, oh, you guys play sports? >> they play really well, rooting for them. academy of art faces top seeded chico state friday's opening round in southern california. >> secret weapon. >> back in a moment. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. >>> a redwood hike in the santa cruz mountains going to be more educational than you thought. ten-year-old video shows the splendor. preservationists want trails through here but the lightning

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knights up one reilly smith.nge out front of the net and lights the lamp. >> that's his second goal in game sharks fall 3, 0, one. they've lost 8 of their last 10. it really just stinking it up. now what we all fear for a long time has become a reality. the mlb will be canceling the first 2 series of the season. >> because the mlb and the players association, they were able to come up with an agreement. this will be the first time in 27 years. that games will be canceled due to a lockout. the league has been locked out since december second and the 2 sides have 13 negotiation. sessions just yesterday alone. but it was not enough. clearly. and now the fans suffer. the worker suffered the people who work. those stands suffer. robert manfred, he's not really suffering, but he says it's been a rough the only thing i can say. is that. >> from the perspective of the commissioner's office and the we are doing our very, very best to try to reach an agreement. unfortunately, it's not something that solely within our contr

according to the company more than 61,000 knights were booked in ukraine on march 2nd and third. airbnb has temporarily waived fees on bookings so they will not profit. the airbnb effort started online and it was really like a crowdsourcing. >> reporter: cbss business analyst says other companies including uber and etsy have come up with novel ways to help. >> huber has basically said we will give free rides to people at the ukrainian/polish boulder. uber users in u.s. can give to the app. etsy says no fees for people selling stuff in ukraine. >> reporter: some are turning to crypto currency to send money. be aware of scams. crypto scams targeting ukraine relief efforts are intensifying. >> if you have an organization, make sure it is legit. >> reporter: the ftc sent out tips to how to donate including checking out the organization online, search for words like review, scam or complaint before you send any money. cbs 2 news, new york. >>> we also have a list of ways that you can help on kpix.com. look at the top of the homepage. >>> a different kind of book signing, these charact

you were based in russia, do you think the knighted states should respond and do the same thing? is a decision for the commander-in-chief, together with his rocket forces commanders, strategic commanders. i cannot guess at that right now but i think what putin did was unnecessary. it is dangerous. we already are at risk of spiraling into a broader conflagration without comments about nuclear weapons. laura: kevin ryan. thank you for being with us. while negotiators have held talks in belarus for the first timeays -- since forces hopes are not high.go. a rare emergencyession of the united nations general assembly was ld in new york where ambassadors om around the world condemned russia's actions. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley comments on the global response to the war. >> st shockwaves of what putin has done in ukraine reverberate around the world, the consequences of the conflict are growing. russia and ukraine today held their first talks since the invasion, on the border with belarus. zelenskyy said he had sent the delegation only so that everyone of his citizens

that win means if heather knight's england side, who are the defending champions — can earn victories—rate. richard agar has left his position as head coach of leeds rhinos — the super league side have won just once, in their opening six games. the 50—year—old took over in 2019 and led the rhinos to the 2020 challenge cup, their first trophy since 2017. assistant coach jamiejones—buchanan will take interim charge for saturday's challenge cup tie against castleford. so the dust has settled after the opening race of the new formula one season. charles leclerc won in bahrain for ferrari's first victory since 2019 but max verstappen retired and lewis hamilton had to fight back from fifth on the grid to sneak into third. team principal toto wolff has said mercedes are not in the running this season due to issues with the new car. here's formula one journalist inga stracke. there wouldn't be world championships of so many a time world champion if they didn't know what to do if they have a problem. and i trust that they will be in the mix pretty soon and lose some with his driving skills as