zelensky standing up against latimer prudent. images are telling. you have putin sitting on a long table being untouchable and be hind the walls of the kremlin, while on the other side, zelensky is somebody who is just among his people. he is looking tired. he is looking worn, dressed in the military shirt. he is not making things up and when it comes to authenticity, that is clearly on the side of the ukrainians. >> what do ukrainians think of how president zelensky has been presenting himself before and throughout this conflict? how much has he transformed political opinion through his style of wartime leadership. >> support has grown sharply among citizens. a poll was conducted that indicates 90% of ukrainian support, the actions of their president, before the will -- war, that was 25%. he is showing himself as a true leader of his people, a person close to his son dozens, does not keep a distance, and speaking to them directly, recording video statements, several times a day, speaking in a language that people understand, add

he was once one of russia's top foreign born investors, but quickly became an opponent of latimer putin before being expelled from the country. he is now living in london and has one of the kremlin st biggest critics. britain has been a m. a soft spot for dirty russian money for last 20 years. they've come here. ah, they, they like the rule of law. they like the property rights. and they liked the fact that nobody could ask any questions. we're heading to the posh district of berg ravia to eat and square, nicknamed red square, asking prices for a 5 bedroom flat here, which over $20000000.00 euros. as for who the real owners are. no one needs to know anti corruption activists estimate that russians with ties to putin have invested almost 2000000000 euros and real estate alone. in recent years. there are shells, shell companies and trusts in an offshore crossen nominees and proxies. all i'm working hard to shield the true ownership of these properties. it's on the capital, a nickname, london road. a city a wash with money from the many rich russians who call it home. and not all of them h

the 2nd route, as latimer potent started this year, gas was about $3.30 a gallon. today, it's about average and for $2422.00 is higher. many states nearly a dollar more or less than 3 months. the reason for that is because of putting war and now many people no longer buy in russian oil around the world. i've been russian import of oil here in america. probably some democrats in congress call ford and supported was the right thing to do. but i said at the time, it's going to come to the cost. as russian oil comes off the global market supply of oil drops and prices arise. now putting price reg, price hike is hitting americans at the pump, which, which brings me to the 1st part of my plan to immediately increase the supply of oil. our prices are rising because uprooted, actually, there isn't enough supply. and the bottom line is if we want lower gas price, we have a more oil supply right now for us. all companies that are recording their. 1 largest profits in years. they have a choice, one thing, but those profits productive use by producing more orals, restarting id

a barbara video statement was released by the president of ukraine and mister for latimer zalinski. and he addressed it directly to the e. u. a sick listen to what he said. just what she knows to do to constant shelling in parts of the sumi she of and donates regions. there is no electricity again that there are problems with heating law. no god, no water. that when you thought of business as humanitarian disaster, humanitarian disaster, 2 words that have become fully synonymous with the other 2 words. russian federation, he's got the right of, of a seller, the ukranian president. they're saying, you know, there is a deepening humanitarian crisis unfolding in ukraine. and it's for all to see, we've seen the millions of people that are being displaced, hospitals now being bombed. will you leaders face increasing public pressure in their countries? and what more can they do? you leaders, of course, will do any thing they can to bring humanitarian aid into ukraine. for instance, room a german rail services dodge bond and they are now are trying to enroll, credit trains into ukraine. th

now, latimer foods, aggression have cut you the russian people off from the rest of the world. and is taking russia back to the 19th century. this is not who you are. this is not the future reserve you reserve for your families and your children. i'm telling you the truth. this more is not worthy of you, the russian people prudent can and must end this war. the american people stand with you and the brave should ukraine, who want peace. my message of the rest of europe. this new vital for freedom is already made. a few things, crystal clear. first. europe must and is dependence on russian fossil fuels. and we, the united states will help that's why i just mentioned in brussels. i announced to plan with the president european commission to get europe through the median energy crisis over the long term as a matter of economic security. and that's the security for the survivability, the planet. we all need to move as quickly as possible, clean renewable energy. and we'll work together to help get that done. so the days of any nation been subject to the whims of a tyrant, for its e

the people who made it out of ukraine. notwithstanding the brutality of latimer to be no doubt that this war has already been strategic. failure for russia already lost children myself. i know that no solace. the people lost family, but he put for ukraine to roll over and not fight. not much of a student of history. instead, russian forces have met their match with brave and stiff, creative resistance, rather than breaking ukrainian resolve. russia group tactics have strengthened the result. rather than driving no part, the west is now stronger, more united and there's ever been rush. you want to less of a present on a more, but now he has a stronger presence. a larger presence was over a 100000 american troops, along with all the other members of nato. in fact, russia managed to cause something. i'm sure you never intended. a democracy world or revitalized with purpose and unity found and much that we'd want to take in years to accomplish this. not only rushes actions and ukraine, reminding us of democracy blessings. it's our own country. his own country, the kremlin, is jailing protest

what latimer poodle has done extremely well is make the case for nato racquet light and vladimir pool has really been an advertisement for nato. in my mind, we're in a very interesting time with the nato discourse. then there's the binary issue, and the baggage, many american journalists still carry from the so called war on terror. this is a good versus evil. this is about people who want to destroy off our civilization and our way of life. 20 years ago on iraq, us mainstream news outlets sold their audiences on a narrative. the w. m. b, only to discover there were none, and that the geo politics were far more complicated than they made them out to be still suffering from their own case of post iraq, p. p. s. d. american reporters and commentators seem more comfortable with the ukraine store and i can't imagine attacking a country in which virtually everyone hates us as opposed to a lot. and that's what we should remember in iraq. they did applaud as it's apparent. simplicity allows for the return of the good old good versus evil merit. but it's good versus evil. you got to sometimes

and as a result has called latimer putin. a war criminal not once, but multiple times it's been reiterated by the secretary of state as well. it's very clear that the u. s. is intent on holding, put, and accountable, that they believe that he should be prosecuted. in fact, so much. so we saw when the president was in brussels announcing some of the humanitarian aid for ukraine, that there was an allocation of roughly $350000000.00 to document human rights abuses and specifically also to document war crimes. so once again, the u. s. president, very clear, very forceful in his language that he believes that vladimir putin should be held accountable and not missing words with his language or what has responded. kimberly how could joining us for more so in poland. kimberly thank you. while the kremlin spokesperson has responded to biden's remarks that letting me put in cannot stay in power saying only the russian people can decide their president well, early. but earlier the country's defense ministry said russia has weakened ukr

i guess joe wants to import oil from iran and i guess joe might be okay with latimer prudent buildinguess joe wants to import oil from venezuela and iran, those are things that i can't really comprehend, mr. secretary, but you were in taiwan recently but also you know president xi. he's watching all of this, what is he thinking tonight and what is taiwan thinking tonight? >> i was just in taiwan. i can tell you with a time people are thinking. they are thinking that being stuck in the middle without an american set of leaders that are prepared to assist you when a superpower, big nation comes to attack you, they're very concerned, it puts them on edge. i think xi jinping is watching this too and while it seen the biden administration applauding saying we have european unity. that unity came only after an enormous a lot of destruction inside of ukraine that continues to this day. i think i want certainly watching. but i'm confident that xi jinping is not only watching what's going on in ukraine today, but he's watching us sit at a table in vienna while the russians are killing innocent

world war 2 or what russia considers the great patriotic war so those are the basic takeaways of what latimer prudent had to say there. but in other news, the russian and ukrainian delegations are holding a 2nd round of peace talks and bell. ruth ortiz konstantin ross called is there for us only a handful of media representatives, including our r t 's camera, were allowed inside to film the 2 delegations as they walked into the room for the talks. and we already seen the footage of the 2 sites shaking their hands. it's anybody's gas, actually. how long moscow and key if? well, la, negotiate for this time. the 1st round of talks lasted around 5 hours with no immediate result. both sides have state wide over what exact points are being discussed, although the head of the russian delegation, bladder remedy, and ski said that a cease fire is on the table. he also said that russia has military humanitarian and political demands without getting into specifics. there has been a lot of conflicting information leading up to these talks. initially, they were supposed to take place yesterday when the ru

and he was president joe, by that latimer has under estimated the result and unity of nato. the alliance announced plans to move some $40000.00 additional troops to eastern europe. and ukraine's navy says it has sunk. a large russian landing ship off the occupied port . city of brad. yeah. it comes as russia bombards ukraine's major cities with air strikes and artillery valadez landscape urged people around the world to protest and rally for peace on la la. rock and roll in. thank you very much for making us part of your day, and i'll see you tomorrow and stick around the news asia with stories that people of the world over information. they provide the opinions, they want to express g, w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch.

french president, emanuel micron demanded immediate cease fire and ukraine during a phone call with latimer potent. but they say the russian leader is not ready to end the war and polish volunteer step up to help you craning refugees. but authorities warned their close to the break. ah, i'm william go craft. welcome to the program. ukraine has accused russian forces of killing 7 civilians. trying to flee, fighting near keith cranes, defense ministry said russian troops opened fire on a convoy of people as they tried to escape a village north east of the capitol. as rushing forces close in, keys mayor is calling on residence to repair to fight. shelley has already reached the outskirts of the city. fire crews rushed to the scene after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keys with luther. but it was the all the artillery shelling started at around 6 30 in the morning with oh, she's pretty thick around there. are people living in these apartment buildings? the civilians is with lou. this is a suburban area here that's about the key. what's that go to the with russia stepp

hour ukrainian president, florida, me or zalinski is calling for face to face talks with russia. latimer putin to end the invasion of his country. but the lensky says any peace terms will have to be put to the ukrainian people in a referendum. a russian court has found jailed kremlin critic alike saint val me guilty of new charges. the opposition leader has been sentenced to 94 years in prison. due watching dw is from berlin, i'm abby club. awesome. after a short break, my colleague rob watts will be with you with the full business updates, teaching for that thanks for being with what does more do to people are hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years the all camera companies are so a fist family in northern syria insights into the isolated world of radical islamists and into us.

that must be giving him great pause for having for having met with latimer putin just to several weeks ago and said that their relationship was unlimited. really, underscoring there that the u. s. position on taiwan is bipartisan. something both republicans and democrats can agree on, which is not that common these days in us politics. that's it for monday, we'll be taking a look at how this war in europe impacts events in asia all week on the program. see you tomorrow, and by 3 . imagine how many pollution floods thrown out in the world right now. climate change, very often story. this is much less the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with what 5th, his subscriber all morning. like in full live and on demand, comcast and language courses with video and audio. any time. anywhere. the d w media center ah, the global energy industry in crisis gas and oil prices, a surging as the u. s and europe consider banning enforce from russia that can they live without russian energy and europe, russian own gas storage facilities, all provi

that must be giving him great pause for having for having met with latimer boot and just to several weeks ago and said that their relationship was unlimited. really, underscoring there that the u. s. position on taiwan is bipartisan. something both republicans and democrats can agree on, which is not that common these days in us politics. that's it for monday, we'll be taking a look at how this war in europe impacts events in asia all week on the program see tomorrow and provide me with in many countries, education is still a privilege. hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind. jobs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children, all over the world can't go to school. we ask why. and because education makes the world more, just make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines. bush stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d, w dot com highlights ah, the global energy industry in crisis gas and oil prices, a surging as the u. s. and europe consider founding imports from russia that

and remember, it is still rather unclear what latimer putin's ultimate in game is. now weston ukraine has remained relatively safe so far with the heaviest fighting taking place in other parts of the country which a crane's offense forces are preparing for a possible russian attack. d. w is alexandra vaughan. norman purports a chick point on the outskirts of loot, skin, north western ukraine, sasha barbados, one of the local fighters who have joined ukraine's defense forces. he tells me that morale among the troops remains high. despite the dire situation in the country, little speed remembered about the moment. it is calm here, a syllable, we are preparing the defense of looks and the region with everything we have horrible were employed at the same time, were helping those who volunteer to join the army armed, deploy to the front in the east, and to defend our ukraine your father, a bullied and casual co you live still seems to go on here in western ukraine despite the heavy fighting that it's taking place in other parts of the country. and yet residents tell us,

cease fire to allow the citizens to leap. talked to all the conflict too, between a money mac chronos latimer potent. but they end in frustration with the french and russian leaders at loggerheads over key issues.

there's a lot of discussion about the - in russia you have a handful of billionaires attached to latimer put it who own unbelievable wealth but when think we have now in this country, and it's an american is a distribution of the wealth and income becomes worse and worse every day. and, the, american people want those of us in congress to take action to address the unprecedented level of corporate greed, and income and wealth inequality that we are seeing right now. they're sick and tired of large corporations making record profits and paying nothing, zero in federal taxes and they are sing attired the billionaires paying an hour excessive tax rate than a teacher, nurse, truck driver, or a firefighter. the american people want congress to address corporate algreed, make certain that the wealthiest people in the most profitable corporations they there fair share the taxes and yet this week, right now, what are we debating here in the floor of the senate, debating legislation it to provide $53 billion, billion dollars in corporate welfare with no swings attached to the highly no swings pro

you, although these oligarchs, 35 of them and russian officials are alleged to have close ties to latimeree what i mean. i have been gotten, if you see what i mean. ., �* ~ ., , ., mean. i don't think we do. these are 35 oligarchs. — mean. i don't think we do. these are 35 oligarchs, russian _ mean. i don't think we do. these are 35 oligarchs, russian officials, - mean. i don't think we do. these are 35 oligarchs, russian officials, the i 35 oligarchs, russian officials, the reason they are are with the project at the guardian launched today is because they are the people named by the russian dissident opposition leader alexi nepali who he believes western governments should sanction. all but one have actually now been sanctioned either by the us, eu, uk or canada. obviously that's incredibly recently. they were named as specific as he sees as being the enablers of vladimir putin and their names were read out by the lib dem mp and house of commons and in us congress as those who are seen as enablers of vladimir putin. this is an attempt to record all of those assets across the world, incl

. >> the 33 year-old latimer arboleda. >> was terminated from the sheriff's office immediately afterll guilty of assault with a firearm and inflicting great bodily injury. when arboleda like fall was in the midst of a mental breakdown. we are the lead up. family also settled with the county for 4.9 million dollars in their civil lawsuit. >> coles, 2 deadly shootings have now across the county line 0.4 million dollars suit. i feel he needs to be charged ohe killing of yes, i do. >> you know, he needs to be held accountable for his actions period of time. will wilson had turned 34 years old this week. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> contra costa county released a statement to kron 4 acknowledging the settlement by saying, quote, the county extends its deepest sympathy and condolences to the wilson family. it is hoped that the prompt resolution of this case without further proceedings, we'll help them in their grief. >> you see hoover street here. officials say it's one of the most dangerous streets in all of los angeles. and now. >> holy cow will say because, oh, my gosh. what a c

i do not think the latimer wants a general war in europe, and he is, i believe, deterred from attacking nato directly. what concerns me as a possibility of spillover from the invasion of ukraine, that there could be nato, that there could be russian aircraft straying in tomato, where space and they don't have to be ready to defend against that. and they can and they will. but ration for that. well, nato has been long engaged in air policing on the borders between russia and nieto since 2014 on the seizure of crimea. poland, they have it on. i appreciate it. i know. i mean, i suppose it's taken on a new significance now following what is this threat to the possibility of nuclear arms being deployed against russia's opponents? should they try to get involved? well, i think it's important. the natal had a lot of practical experience because sadly the russians have ceased to, to carry out air incidents and naval incidents in these years. so, nato is practiced and has the skills to be able to handle this kind of thing. nuclear deterrence is another matter, and i think here the united states

in this case, biden told us it was about latimer putting.xplained that we are going to hurt putin by making it illegal for americans to buy russian energy. this, he said, will amount to a massive moral victory, we are going to feel great about ourselves. and at the same time it will be a crushing defeat for the russians, who of course deserve it. it's one of those rare occasions when we could see the good guys win and the bad guys lose. hooray! around washington you could almost hear the feverish applause as biden finished speaking. every constituency loved it. the media agreed that joe biden had never seemed more presidential. democratic officials seem deeply relieved. for one, they can talk about something other than covid of the southern border, they would rather be on offense and defense. republican readers, meanwhile, seems happiest of all. they barked like seals. finally a chance to sound tough and decisive without making cnn angry. thank you, joe biden! we can all be john mccain now! you rarely see unity like this in a city is divided

instead, joe, oh, i believe everything i scrub as latimer put a spell, he is lying to you, the americanlook. you decide. >> president biden: the second big reason for inflation is vladimir putin and gas prices. not a joke. make no mistake, the current spike in gas price is largely the fault of vladimir putin. it has nothing to do with the american rescue plan. >> sean: simply embarrassing and humiliating is now beyond dangerous. joe biden's polymers are in the tank, the american people see that he's lying, no one respects him, no one believes him, and maybe it's time that joe biden, kamala harris, jen psaki, stop lying to you, the american people. putin is not to blame for the record high gas prices. joe's economic and energy policies are buried putin didn't lock the keystone xl pipeline, he didn't ban extortion auction on federal lands. the keystone xl pipeline for example would have been finished now according to the premier of alberta in canada and we would have 900,000 barrels of canadian oil flowing through that pipeline into the u.s. every single day. that oil we could use now. th

. >> latimer putin continues to press this aggression and that is why say i am afraid this could go on for some time but it will end and it will end with the ukraine prevailing. truck meanwhile they are rejecting and establishment of a no-fly zone over ukraine and putin said any nation doing so is involved in armed conflict and attempting to blame ukraine for the war the russian leader told turkeys president that kyiv must stop all hostilities and fulfill the demands of russia. >> we are getting new video of the damage inside of a nuclear plant in ukraine and it took heavy shelling on friday. fears of a nuclear disaster on a scale of the 1986 chernobyl meltdown or worse. however, ukraine authorities say that while it was damaged, the unit is safe and this is the second nuclear plant russian has seized in ukraine in the country's president said russian forces are advancing toward a third. >> here in the u.s. there is concern about another type of fallout on the digital battlefield. >> you can simply sit at a computer and deploy a very sophisticated virus that can take down the electric

my take is that russia will have to deal with latimer zelenskyy if russia wants to -- with vladimir zelenskyyf russia wants to end this conflict. mohammed: from your point of view, has vladimir putin accepted he's going to have to deal with zelenskyy, or does he want to replace zelenskyy? zachary: it increasingly looks like it is the case that he is prepared to tolerate zelenskyy remaining in power, but i think this has less to do with the dynamic between putin and zelenskyy themselves. putin needs to be able to have some sort of victory he can sell at home to preserve his political life. i think this has more to do with putin. it is to do with russia itself. russia has viewed its identity as being a great power. if you cannot set the terms vis-a-vis ukraine, you are not able to set the terms vis-a-vis nato, the united states, or the collective west. this is almost one could say an existential question for russia because it has to do with what does it mean to be russian? since the russian imperial polity began conducting itself, it has sought respect from the west as an equal. these are very

constitution and an unwavering resolve that freedom will always triumph over tyranny. 6 days ago. russia's latimer boots, sought to shake the very foundations of the free world. thinking again, make it ben to his managing ways. but he badly miscalculated. he thought he could roll in ukraine and the world would roll over. instead, he met with the mall. wall of strategy never anticipated or imagine he met ukrainian, people in prison ever ukrainian or fearlessness their courage. the determination literally inspires the world. groups of citizens blocking tanks with their bodies. every one from stones to retiring to teachers turned soldiers defending their homeland. and in this struggle, president zalinski said in his speech, the european parliament light well went over darkness, ukrainian basses united states as your to night, sitting with the 1st lady let's each of us, if you're able to stand, stand and send an unmistakable signal for thinking right long yes, we've united states america, stay with the ukranian people. throughout our history. we've learned this lesson. when dictators do not pay a pric

constitution and an unwavering resolve that freedom will always triumph over tyranny. 6 days ago brushes latimer boots sought to shake the very foundations of the free world. thinking again, make it better to his medicine ways. but he badly miscalculated. he thought he could roll in ukraine and the world would roll over. instead, he met with the mall. wall of strategy never anticipated or imagine he met ukrainian people in every ukrainian or fearlessness, their courage. the determination literally inspires the world. groups of citizens, blocking tanks with their bodies. everyone from stones to retiring to teachers turned soldiers defending their homeland. and in this struggle, president zalinski said in his speech, the european parliament light well went over darkness. ukrainian bastille, united states is here tonight, sitting with the 1st lady. let each of us, if you're able to stand, stand and send an unmistakable signal to the world. thank you right now. yes. we do united states america stay with the ukranian people. throughout our history. we've learned this lesson. when dictators do not pay

constitution, and an unwavering resolved that freedom will always triumph over tyranny. 6 days ago, russia's latimer boots sought to shake the very foundations of the free world. thinking again, make it bend to as managing ways. but he badly miscalculated. he thought he could roll in ukraine and the world would roll over. instead, he met with the mall. wall of strategy never anticipated or imagine he met ukrainian people with ever ukrainian or fearlessness their courage. the determination literally inspires the world. groups of citizens, blocking tanks with their bodies. everyone from stones to retiring to teachers turned soldiers defending their homeland. and in this struggle, president zalinski said in his speech to the european parliament light, well went over darkness. ukrainian bastard united states is here tonight, sitting with the 1st lady. let each of us, if you're able to stand, stand and send an unmistakable signal to the world. thank val yes, we do united states america stay with the ukranian people throughout our history. we've learned this lesson. when dictators do not pay a price for t

ah latimer chiz up. thank you for joining me on up front. on february 25th, you claimed rushes actions in ukraine. we're not an invasion, but quote, a piece in force mit special military operation. since then, thousands of died more than 3 and a half 1000000 people have fled. ukraine intentions are higher in europe than they've been since world war 2. how was this an enforcement of peace? well indeed i can confirm it is a special military operation rather than an invasion. and of course, certainly not an act of aggression. i don't say thousands of people died. well, i will say that, ah, according to a un sources. oh, the civilian casualties. as during this last month have been on less than a 1000, but still every, every life counts. i agree. also the almost 14000 a civilian lives that were lost in the preceding 8 years in but done by us as a result of far actions by the ukrainian army and the, the so called ah, nationalists oh, but dalliance. so the you in high commissioner for human rights recorded actually 2421. civilian casualties in the

mean, he has to set forth that democracy wins over to tala terry and his and he has the set forth latimer did the wrong thing here. and in doing that. >> america provides an opportunity. and joe biden's the leader to move that forward. that's a tall task for tonight. but it is one that needs to lay out while people are worried about their pocketbooks and what's going on at home, he's up to that. let's safety performs. all right. and we're about 20 minutes away. been looking live at everybody filing in. we're getting close. >> i thank you. all of you will be talking to you after the president's address. back to you, vicki and grant. all right, catherine, should fascinating conversation. let's go ahead and cut to that live shot again. we are continuing >> a countdown to the president's first state of the union address we take a live look. all right there. mitt romney says the house of representatives chamber inside the u.s. capitol building will be right back. ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle

our chiefs constantino ross coff has compared the narratives a tank inside latimer putin's hat. that's the image the economists chose for its cover story on the russian military campaign and ukraine. and this is what the say magazine had on its front page back when the us invaded iraq in 2003, a nice picture of george w bush and the title. now, the waging piece, you know, the difference as they say, when you hear american mainstream media talk about the ongoing war in ukraine. don't forget to check what the very same outlets used to tell the whole world when it was their country conducting military operations. in 1999, the western nato launched a bombing campaign of yugoslavia, im also in europe, which saw thousands of casualties and millions of people displaced, time magazine sat the attack quote unquote, open the door to peace while what followed didn't look peaceful at all at stake is our entire policy in europe since the end of world war 2 to promote stability and democracy. nato's credibility is on the line. i was suggesting we bomb belgrade. i was suggesting that we send a

demilitarization and d nuts application of ukraine, or i'd gas div from here, son, ukraine, ukraine's president latimer, zalinski has said the failure of the west to be tough enough towards russian the past led to the current conflict. so while he is on a test, the audacity of the aggressor is a clear signal to the west that sanctions against russia are not enough now, because they didn't understand venue did not feel it. they did not see that the world was really decisive, really seats to stop the war. you will not hide from this reality. you will not hide from new murders in ukraine, with european minister of foreign affairs will hold a meeting over the war in ukraine today. and discuss the latest actions they intend to take against russia. earlier, the british home secretary said he will try to have moscow excluded from the global police body interval that you, you that are mulling, putting a stop to buying the countries oil. according to the us secretary of state, while france is considering freezing the assets of more than 500 people, allegedly, some are linked to the kremlin. on the 12th day of t

. >> it's 33 year-old latimer arboleda. >> he was terminated from the sheriff's office immediately after a jury found hall guilty of assault with a firearm and inflicting great bodily injury. when arboleda like hall was in the midst of a mental breakdown. the arboleda family also settled with the county for 4.9 million dollars in their civil lawsuit. coles. 2 deadly shootings have now cost the county 9.4 million dollars. yes, i want him to be held accountable for my but knowing that he will not ever destroyed. >> but 3rd, all 4 family knowing that he would never do that legally. i'm i'm i'm at peace. after hole's sentencing last week, district attorney diana becton saying her office is still investigating wilson's case. >> and has not decided on whether she will pursue criminal charges. her office reiterate that is still the case. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> contra costa county released a statement to kron 4 about the case acknowledging the settlement by saying, quote, the county extends its deepest sympathy and condolences to the wilson family. it is hope that the prompt resolu

moscow is planning to use. chemical weapons against ukraine biden has previously called president latimer put in a war criminal jailed russian opposition leader alike. siena only has been sentenced to 9 more years in prison after a court found him guilty on charges of large scale fraud. volley was already serving a 2 and a half year sentence for alleged parole violations. he has been a local critic of russian president vladimir putin, and there are substantial evidence that the kremlin was responsible for poisoning him in 2020, an incident that nearly killed him after recovering. and berlin of only was arrested upon his return to russia. his team has been posting his messages, calling on the russian people to protest their country's invasion of ukraine. now, bella ruth has played a key role in that invasion. men's permitted moscow to launch an invasion from within barouche's borders within striking distance of the ukrainian capital. keith bell, a ruffian leader, alexandra lucas. jenko insists his own troops will not participate directly in the invasion, but he may not have a choice with 2

first and foremost, latimer to, to sign the document according to which russian companies and russian nationals are no longer allowed to send the dollars and store them deposit them in for an account . so basically all foreign currency like dollars, for example, they have that has to stay in the side country and within the russian economy. on top of that, russian tax residents like companies that will receive some of the income in dollars, they will have to sell 80 percent of that income and exchange it for roubles. this is done, of course, to support the russian national currency, which it was again, it was falling quite heavily to surpass the $100.00 rubles per dollar mark. so it was worth less than a cents. in fact, one russian rouble was worth less than a cent, but following these measures, following the announcement of these measures, it kind of backtracked and recovered at least a little bit. and now it is, well, it's still, the official raid basically is not. it is, is not reaching just below, just under a 100 rubles per dollar on top of that, the bank of russia has higher mass

his post as chief conductor of the munich philharmonic for failing to criticize his longtime ally, latimer putting across europe and the u. s. russian artists with ties to the criminal have been put on notice. speak out against hooton's invasion of ukraine or face being canceled. ah, one of the world's most visionary conductors, and a long time ally of russian president vladimir putin. for years, concert houses in the west looked past conductor. valerie gar gibbs close ties to rushes, authoritarian leader. but after putin ordered the invasion of ukraine, many are finding that impossible, and are demanding the conductor distance himself from pu team. new york's carnegie hall cancelled garr gives appearance. so has lascola opera house in milan, in germany, munich mayor gave dare give an ultimatum. denounce putins war against ukraine and against munich sister city, kiev, or lose his job as chief conductor of the munich philharmonic. dare give didn't respond on tuesday, the mayor fired him. 6 1 of the world's top opera singers on an a trip co has also been a long time putin supporter. in 2014,

a 33 year-old newark resident latimer arboleda.was killed at the end of a slow speed pursuit judge terri mcclure denied probation and ruled whole must serve at least 5 years of that sentence. we prayed and hoped for this day. >> we prayed that he would get jail time and he did, although it's just 6 years in the city. state prison jail time during sentencing, ocular stated that arboleda who suffered from mental illness may have broken the law by evading police. adding, though, that he did not deserve to die. >> mcclure says hall ignored his training by not giving arboleda a chance to escape. >> and endangered community members and fellow officers by opening fire last year the arboleda family settled a civil rights lawsuit in this case with contra costa county for nearly 5 million dollars cases, the officers are not held accountable this. officer hall is not accountable for anything that might have on a tear away but now he have to pay a price that >> can know what pay a price when but rarely recklessly take a human life. deputy hall

to move the tv no longer matters the way at once, but it clearly matters to latimer to, to the attacking of the give you the tower of supporters, deliberate strategy. this is where the actual war and media were converging because he did his best to have russian society brainwashed by propaganda. so he assumes that everyone else is like that too. which is wrong on many different levels because it's really not flight ukrainian. they're only fighting back to be because they're television told me i saw that we see on that scale buggy responding, avoidance of a door going the just will it's annette. but also know brian, you to hear the russian media. describe it. there is no war in ukraine, just a special military operation ordered by the chrome or inside. and then when the independent outlet tv dodged called it an invasion instead. and the radio station echo mosque they did the same. the prosecutor general's office ordered them to be taken off. there are tit for tat measures taken over the information side of this war by political players and the big tech company . the european union has ban

crimea as russian territory. antoniette scan, lugens gas independent republics grants. president latimer, zalinski has also claimed that he is ready to negotiate directly with a, with the vladimir putin. but the kremlin hasn't signals an interest in having talks at that level just yet. so it's anyone's guess whether the 2 sides could come out with anything after this session. russia's military operation and ukraine is in its 7th day with heavy fighting and explosions reported in cities across the country. a russian delegation is meanwhile heading to a meeting place for negotiations with ukrainian officials near the poland bella roost border despite some report saying the talks could be postponed. he have says that it's ready for talks, but not for ultimatums. and that a date for the 2nd round is still unclear. russia's top diplomat does say, though, that moscow is also ready for peace talks, but ukraine is following instructions by the us to postpone survey lab rove emphasized. russia's position that there should not be offensive weapons on ukrainian soil and that russia will never allow

statements were interpreted by some as suggesting his country has a strong position ahead of the talks. latimer zaleski said that $16000.00 former service members and immerse mercenaries are headed towards ukraine to fight russian troops . letterman food and also showed his determination to follow through on russia's military campaign and a phone call with the president of france. he said that moscow's goals remain the same. the military is ation of ukraine and ukraine's neutrality. the former director general of the united nations office in geneva told us that the current situation was provoked, making it practically inevitable. as the oldest like negotiations for the go spaces like for report administer group made that much better to have 10 years of negotiations. one daily work, but history group is inevitable, whether you would like it or not. but we're in, in this case, was, there was no way actually war several times the publicly, privately dawkins misstatements. you get your grade, you read the aggression against that? yes. can look, ask woocommerce the russian response to the russian po

yeah, we have gotten a number of reactions from european energy companies since serv latimer prudence statement there. and they do not seem very excited to start paying and roubles. no one has reached out to us yet. we also have existing contracts. so that is not agreed. we will continue to pay in euro, we have no other contractual basis. we have noted with grady rotation, the news that russia only wants to process gas deliveries in rubles at this stage. we cannot yet estimate the concrete impact this will have on gas trading. and it's also likely that this decision was tank taken to strengthen the russian rubel. let's not forget that it's significantly depreciated in relation to the dollar after those western sanctions. i mentioned earlier, but ah, when the moscow stock exchanged open today just moments after it opened up, the price of $1.00 actually was below $100.00 rubles for the 1st time since march 3rd of this year. and it's also important to note that european energy prices have been skyrocketing since hooton's statement. so these are just the immediate effects of russia's dema

ah, if latimer putin believed his invasion of ukraine would result in a quick victory, he severely miscalculated ukrainians. western intelligence believes 1000 of his soldiers are either being killed or injured every day. and russian forces are facing difficulties. meeting their initial military goals as his forces struggled to regain their momentum, they continue to attack areas with civilians. a warning this next report contains distressing images. an apartment built on defier this is mary paul, the ukrainian city. russia has been targeting since the start of its invasion targets include its citizens, have paid a heavy price. oh, this distraught mother holds her sleeping child. her other child was killed in russian shelling for those still here, there's little left. you were, we have nothing to eat. it's awful. it's just awful. no light, no heat, nothing with russian forces have attacked schools. yeah. you freed us from vacation and community buildings. when this theater was bombed, it was acting as a shelter for hundreds of people. it's still unclear how many died. bruce junior hospitals to h

giants which have decided to leave russia, they must have raise their eyebrows after hearing this from latimer potent kids. for those who intend to shut down their production facilities here, we should act decisively and not in any way allow some kind of harm to the local russian providers of component materials. we need, as the prime minister has suggested to implement external control and hand these enterprises over to those who want to work. the mechanics of this potential partial take over our yet unclear but it's definitely a strong mess from poking to businesses that have joined the sanctions. this potential move has already been heavily criticized by the west. and if somebody in europe thinks that russia is the only inevitable loser in this economic strife, they might as well have a look at their heating bells, war prices at the nearest gas station. well, that brings us to the end of the news for this. our stay tuned and will be back in 30 minutes. thank you for joining us. ah ah . oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation

down on an odd school in the southern city of mario pool, where they had hoped to find refuge as latimer putin's troops face resistance from ukraine's army. moscow is more and more willing to use indiscriminate violence. it seems and devastating you. weaponry rushes, defense ministry says it has again used hypersonic missiles and combat for the 2nd day in a row. it says the kinship rockets seen here in a test firing can travel up to 2000 kilometers at several times. the speed of sound allowing them to evade defense systems. the mile an army base has become the target of roches most devastating attack yet against you trained ukrainian military target . the aftermath of a russian missile attack and mc alive. it's believed 200 soldiers were inside. at the time, the base was struck. rescuers raced to find survivors in the rubble, but are forced to seek safety. when an air raid siren rings out the constant threat of bombardment, his force people here underground idea that was all of them. i can't tell you how scared we are. we'll live in the cellar now. when the bombs hit the army base, every

the famous program laid out by latimer putin in munich in 2007. however, i oh and, and yes, i agree with the other part of your question about the extreme dangers which europe faces and the well generally to a lesser extent, america, in terms of, as you say, higher energy prices, but not just that there is a whole range of a financial and a nomic exposure of an absolutely terrifying magnitude including the exposure of european banks to all kinds of futures contracts, for instance, for gas perpetual for wheat fur. well, you know, you name it all those. there's massive exposure on that. there is, of course, the exposure on energy, or there are various other things like aircraft, an aircraft pieces. so there is immense danger. yes. to the european economy. and i definitely don't think that europeans are ready for this. you said that your introduction to russians, a fatalistic europeans, definitely not. but on the other hand, i would guard against any that, you know, it's not over yet. well, you say the liberal world order is, is finished. we are in a