[explosion] adam: for lina khalil, who was still livestaming, fear became terror.eet. cherine el zein was knocked unconscious. her phone continued recording. cherine: for two minutes, it was silence. i don't remember anything. and then i think we woke up, and we starting asking if everyone is okay. and we starting after the dust was a bit less, we starting seeing people walking with blood all over and screaming. people were screaming. [horn honking] adam: the blast wave tore through gemmayze, omar and hala's world. omar: frankly, we didn't know if it was a strike, it was a bomb. is anyone bombing us? i just walked downstairs barefoot, and i just felt i couldn't move my arm anymore, and i was covered in blood all over. i have stitches in my head, bleeding from glass and my legs. [ringing] adam: their café was wrecked. hala: there were dead people on the streets; people were bleeding from everywhere. buildings has already collapsed. it was absolutely nuts. and i got a hold of him on the phone, and he tells me i'm alive, but i need a hospital. adam: the blast wave roa

they w caught up with her and run, ah, a concert for peace conducted by oksana lina if she's visibly distressed by the war in her home country ukraine. recently, she joined the orchestra of the town through commonality. bolona. they're playing a piece by ukrainian composer, judy shift jenkins. this intimate interpretation sounds like a prayer. we met lean of in rome, or she's preparing to conduct the opera to don dot by puccini. she's deeply worried, unshaken, blue habit. neat not only familiar, i'm not just afraid for my family. i. i'm afraid for every one to have boom. i know i'm afraid for my country the lamb, but and afraid for the places where i work at us on it. and i don't like the live national opera, the odessa national opera down there. stunning architectural gems amongst i'm afraid for old cities that are unesco, cultural heritage sites. good thought arabella. ah, lena studied music and levine not far from brody, where she grew up and where her family remain. my name would dar on me dear dish vast, and my mother and her sister, my aunt are hiding in a sort of bunker. it's

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ok, lina, speaking from energy aspects, thank you so much for bringing as your insights well is not just the flow of natural gas from russia to europe, that is proving itself to be problematic. moscow also has control over some european storage facilities for the communities around these sites. it's becoming a source of unease. mayor hands, peter haskin, looks out his office window at one of the largest gas storage facilities in europe . it's operated by a gas prom subsidiary and yes'm. gam in northern germany, gas exports are a key source of income for the kremlin. and it's war deutsch desert didn't creak of with thousands of people are dying right now in this war. and that means in from russia and is stored in salt dome's deep under ground. what especially a noise the mayor is that the volunteer fire brigade is responsible for ensuring the security of the gas from plant that cost the town around $250000.00 euros a year. it's all on a fine ballgame, dusty there ought to be an agreement that the operators of the gas storage garage costs. it would help pay for the work that the fire depar

ah, you know, there have been, of course, the court lina summit was my attempt to sort of get an india to criticize russia in the open. ah, but till now we haven't seen any statements. i don't got inc. we'll see statements and in the near future because again, the long term question is managing china's rise and then to pacific. and india is an answer to that question. bonnie: grab all thank you so much for joining us. the world's attention may be on ukraine, but there has been a bigger story for those in india. the state of would have pradesh, facing massive unemployment and where people have expressed deep unhappiness with the ruling party held elections. the state is often a harbinger of national trends, so all eyes have been on the outcome here is d w's nameesha guys. well, if the ruling bgp it dawns to par hewitt and looked up a dish of them, it will be seen as a vote of confidence. bernardino moore, these national government owe money back. but opinions about the bgp structure court on me. but every one is going to be astounded by the be debbie's landslide washer, yogi judge of th

why kara lina from a refugee to the top american diplomat. how will the us pay tribute to madeline albright, while the u. s. capital has been used as a place to pay tribute to the nation's most distinguished citizens and to allow the public to, to pay their respects. persons who have leaning seat traditionally have been american officials, judges, and military leaders including trial for us, presidents and most recently a judge ginsberg or senator mccain, for example, and former secretary of state colin powell. so the funeral of miss albright will probably take place at the washington cathedral and then the flag drive to cascade . will line state at the u. s. capital rotunda. we've already heard also some of the reactions from a political washington, for example. yes, ambassador thomas greenfield to united nations. she or north albright as a trailer brake laser and a luminary in her remarks on the general assembly at the un is albright. she was once on that position as an ambassador to the un and also net prices. folks, man of the state depar

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be able to compete under their flags . meanwhile, ukraine's top women's tennis, their elena's v to lina is refusing to play against a russian opponent at her latest tournament 27 year old as shuttle to face russia's anastasio put up of her in her 1st match. at the monterey opened in mexico, like, ah, from under the top stories around 0, russian forces have ramped up their attacks on multiple fronts across the ukraine. and they've attacked the capitals tv tower, killing at least 5 people. and russia has warned residents to flee their homes. satellite pictures have also shown a convoy of armored vehicles and artillery, estimated to be more than 60 kilometers long. just north of keith are showing of ukraine's 2nd largest city hockey has continued into the night. early on tuesday it russian forces bomb.

his correspondence at kara, lina, marsha is in washington to find out what impact this band will have. first of all, occurring in a walk us through this ban, this fan means a layla that the u. s. is trying to weaken russia even more. we heard president biden saying that he wants to keep pressure on president putin and his war machine . and that he does not want to subsidize this war, his war em oil. a reminder, oil and gas exports are the backbone of russia's economy. and the revenue is half of the battery, the crumbling, it has a so this would be very painful for russia. and it is actually the money that they need to keep this war alive. and that is what the united states is trying to avoid . the united states and its allies in europe. they have already imposed a wave of sanctions against russia during the past days. but until now they avoid a targeting, and this important part of the got a gas and oil sector out of fear that this would, of course, as skyrocket, the energy prices are worldwide. but this move potentially will push a prices at the pump. how does he intend to couch that

lina engraving.requires a lot of just a chisel, linoleum, textile paint roller to make such prints. i take the usual current of linoleum and cut it out with special wood knives. and now it turns out such a ready-made print on clothes, in order to test the printer, elizabeth loaded her sketch into it and applied it to a t-shirt. then the steaming is done by hand-painted, for comparison, we printed the same drawing in advance in a professional salon. it costs less than 1000 rubles. there too used a hot press. to test the ink fastness, we washed both t-shirts in the machine, the patterns from the printing house remained unharmed. but the result of the mobile printer has disappeared without a trace. the manufacturer does not warn about this anywhere. well, how is designer svetlana doing? did the device help when fulfilling corporate orders during the week? we tried it on masks and diaries, stickers and labels; we made 30 secrets, of which 7 labels were defective, because it does not always print. eh, fro

a 73 on this friday evening in concord. 76 degrees and warm and say lina 64 degrees in the bottom. 63 in the napa valley. so that there's plenty of it early on this morning in a very deep blair marine layer out there. and that brought that drizzle, even some public along the coastal sections. then that started to break up as we head toward the afternoon off the coastline. that's the main event that's just beginning to develop out here. you see all the speckle clouds. you see this kind of circulation beginning to develop right now. that's the storm system that will affect letter after weekend late saturday. we're looking okay. high pressure is going to start the weekend a little bit. it's going a few more clouds into our skies will see that too. and of course, that fog along the coastline, but will be another day as we get into senday. then we start talking about more. that rain. in fact, let's time it out for you as we head through the night tonight, clouds begin to return along the coastline, filling inside the bay. and again, likely some drizzle too. tomorrow. you're going to see th

here we are out towards santa lina, that you see this one band has moved through the orange go. everything's kind of going to the east now, right? so when you see this, pull out a little bit, so you can see that better. so this area if i loop it a little bit. you can see the palo alto area. you can see the showers. moving in right there the last hour or so, so pretty heavy rain in the santa cruz mountains for the most part at this hour, heaviest rain. we're seeing a rainfall rates up over 8/10 of an inch and our and so it's right and hard. this is a strong way of going through right now, especially through the east bay out through conquer nanny. och, another wave comes through after midnight, and then it kind of tapers off morning commute will be dry from the sky that went on the roads. i'll come back. we'll take a look. there is a chance for more showers. tomorrow afternoon. widely scattered stuff. i'll see you back here with that. we'll check in with you. then, bill. thank you. our weather app. you can track the system before you head out tomorrow morning. it includes interact

and there are many casualties among the civilian population. lina, that's what russian aggression looks like, of se skaggs says it has some place hood. for now, they are living in the hotel in the small city of norfolk, i live alone with many other refugees. every one here is waiting for the entry documents to be processed. ne tree is entitled to israel, his citizenship because his jewish, that's the law. he feels welcome already. the rest of the day we're getting lots of support here on my lease, or we're being fed and given clothes and everything that we need. nazareth mux monica mont. and that's exactly how it should be, according to the male ones in emigrant himself from all dover. now encourage his refugees to come to his city of your network with your mother. when selling point he mentions cheaper rent than in television. is greenwood another bottle from with the one yesterday, but mostly abruptly. he also uses facebook to invite refugees to nov, haggling, which has already taken in 200 people fleet and the war. well, these railey government, still arguing about how much immigrati

i think it's time for selina gantry is helena alliance. helene, i think this responses to lina. i'm this is not the same. i'm sorry to interrupt you, elena. we are starting to run out of time. um, i need to ask alexi a question here. alexi, you talked about the feasibility perhaps of a, of a limited fly zone. i want to ask you about how difficult it would be to achieve an expansive no fly zone o throughout the whole of ukraine. well, as i am coming back to the point that the erased early festival, it would be difficult logistical. it's just the sheer operational range, need a crowd would require a different, a different sort of proposition, a blind, for example, seaborne and s. as in the, in the black sea, it would be impossible given that durations and that the racial activity of the russian blacks lead on the fact that the russians effectively control the entire lexi maritime theater. are trying to neutralize russian defensive voice in russia will automatically be treated by moscow as the declaration of war on russia and in the, in the current circumstances. given the fact tha

politicians under investigation, its support as far from guaranteed as mariana sanchez reports from lina i. it's the 4th cabinet in 7 months. the government awaits congressional approval on tuesday, but it won't be easy. some lawmakers say they will not give the new ministers a vote of confidence unless prime minister anyway, taurus makes changes starting with firing the new health minister at an angle doughty, a doctor accused of corruption and lack of experience that has doctors and nurses demanding his resignation. and some of precedent bedrock, a theater ministers, and closer circle of advisors are been investigated for corruption, big old we are a law isla. given the accumulation of allegations for the moral health of the republic, the president should come to congress to answer our questions about all this. why castiel himself has been investigated since january for corruption and illegal influence the pressing and denies any wrong doing? no, no. they lie in the media saying he's already going to resign. he's corrupt, i'm not going to run away because a tiny group of people wants t

still a warm 78 for friends in saint lina. so a nice numbers away from the water's edge. you get the out toward the coast and there you go. not only the bay area, but along much of the california coastline stretching all the way up in oregon. now we've got that cloud deck settling in. that is looking like spring pattern is we're going to settle in to see more of that fog racing back on shore with some blustery winds out there as well to look at that gusting to 33 miles an hour right now in the san francisco. 24 at sfo, 70 mile an hour gusts out of the west into oakland's all that is an on shore breeze that will carry the fog and low clouds further inland. so that's where we'll start out the day tomorrow. i think by the end, though, high-pressure, again, even a little slide, a little for that east going to hold on to be strong enough to bring some nice temperatures, at least inland around the bay. area's going to see some mid 70's warmer spots inland. if you plan to head out toward the beaches yet pack your jacket is going to be cool along the coastline. highs are only goi

i was very thin at the institute and the father of philip kirkorov, with whom i studied with lina, i went in the same way to this bouquet of ours and took beer with sour cream. well, you know, and did not add. well, none. not a single gromulechki enema - it's flowers. what other procedures does evelina bledans regularly expose herself to in order to keep her figure without diets of these parasites of small worms that will leave breathe and lose weight fitness for the lazy socialist group factory irina toninova here important just that nothing happens every day. what sacrifices did alexander olezhko make for the sake of a new role, cakes, here. i eat a burger three times a week. i eat. what freak? how wonderful and how the comedy woman star nadezhda angarskaya dropped 46 kg, everyone has already fallen off the table, and i'm still sitting, eat naked and in front of the mirror. do not miss immediately after advertising in his 33 years. a resident of shchelkovo near moscow does not know the secret of her own birth from her father in a fit of anger quarrels said that you are not our own,

mama lina! the history books won't remember this. mama lina.one can find. przemysl station in poland, a few miles from the ukrainian border, has seen refugees from its neighbours before. few likely expected to see quite so many again. so, the platform is full right to the very end of people just waiting to be processed, mainly women, children, some elderly as well. some of them have been travelling for up to a week. and one thing they all have in common, as well as being angry and resolute and proud of their forces, is that they've left family behind. is your husband with you? no, he left in ukraine. he's military, and he defends, obviously, to kyiv. he's fighting? yes, he's fighting every day. you must be so worried about him? sure. but i understand that he has, he must do this for us, for our children, and many men. and they are doing it with pleasure, with dignity. and they, they... ..are doing all this for us. how long would it normally take you to get here from lviv? two hours. and it's taken you 18? yes, exactly. and are you here with all

we also have key interviews, a first with imf managing director, krist a, lina georgeiva and treasury secretary janet yellen on impact of sanction against russia and important day on the back of what is to be another big inflation number that's it for "closing bell. "fast money" begins now. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite in time square this is "fast money", i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup guy adami, karen finerman, steve grasso, and wono tonight on fast major administration warning defy -- and face conversatio consequences >>> plus -- sigh of relief -- why bitcoin had such a big day and a little "options action" ahead for rivian results traders are received up though the stock is down close to 60% this year. big bounce on wall street s&p 500 surging 2.5%, nasdaq jumping 3.6% and gains, airlines taking off. up 8%. semi with st micro, nvidia up 5% retail, banks, jumping mean tile kcommodities getting crushed f gas and oil seeing the first day since 1991 news just crossed, amazon announcing a 20 for 1 stock split. and a $10 billion stock buyback. the shares are off after-ho

tipton by armando, hc lina setting ucla. 73-66.omotion called the go for the green challenge. this guy goes the length of the court, 94 feet, dead center. come on. that was worth $50,000. nice way to start your weekend. that is a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, even though he will not get 50 grand. i'm larry beil. liz: he is on fire this morning. he has that coffee, that three cups. [laughter] lisa: something, i don't know. we need it. i do, anyway. good morning, we are looking at this system developing and bringing us some pretty good rain. delaying fire season, certainly not a drought buster, but we will take it. here's a look at the camera being repositioned, this is mount tam. it's pretty with the clear sky, clouds on the increase. 49 in san francisco, 45 in oakland. what he three and mt. view, 47 san jose. 43 and another view of the golden gate bridge, skies are clear. winds picking up along the coast, keeping it breezy. nothing compared to the winds we are going to get tomorrow afternoon. we are looking at wind

still, 64, though, and say lina, it's a 64 degrees also in play.o some nice weather out there right now. but signs of some changes are in the works. that big dome of high pressure starting to break down a little bit and you see a cold front out here. there's not much energy but it's helping to nudge that ridge and move the access that ridge just a little further to the east. and that helps things out as far as getting that sea breeze cranked up again, i think we're going to see that into tomorrow. in fact, we're seeing that breeze. now. you see some of that fog beginning to move in along the coastline right now. so instead of getting that offshore wind that brought that nice, dry air, the bay area really heating things up. now we get the sea breeze to help cool us down overnight. tonight the winds will start to ramp up along the coastline becoming breezy by tomorrow afternoon. as that on shore breeze really kicks into gear and that will help to cool down those temperatures. first along the coastline and inside the bay. but even the valleys are goin

friends spotlight, no and or lina, met in kyiv. or lena hails from the donbas region.hting that hasn't touched her home until two weeks ago. >> my part of donbas, it's ukraine. but now, a russian military comes to my home, and no, i don't know what happened -- what will happen with my mom, with my grandma, with my two runoffs, tomorrow, today, right now. i don't know, because -- >> you can't call them? >> yeah. we don't have internet, lights, anything. >> she says that story with everybody. the faces are mostly women and children. the men have to stay and take up arms in ukraine. a quarter of those wild village not bustles with activity, to show refugees that they are welcome here. hungary hasn't been so friendly recently to outsiders, but not this time. a pop-up barbecue stand here, away from the hello. some of these helpers arrived only to realize they needed to stay. >> they showed me pictures about their city, and about the street. they don't have a house. it has been bombed. >> he came to drop off supplies when we know they're distant village. he stayed for nine d

lina wynn helps us navigate there all. look at the numbers.re in the united states. what do we need to know about this new variant and the risk it poses? >> well, this new variant appears to be even more contagious than the original omicron variant. however, it does not appear to cause more severe disease, and in very good news, the vaccines that we have still provide good protection against it. so i think it's time for us to change the way that we look at how we measure severity of a surge that's coming. is it possible that we're going to see an uptick in the u.s., yes, however, as long as our reports are not overwhelmed, as long as the vaccines continue to provide good protection against this new variant, i do not think that we need to have new restrictions coming in here in the u.s. >> and also, the omicron variant swept through and got a lot of people including myself. so if you were previously infected with the omicron variant or past covid infections, what would that mean for you with this new variant coming in? >> well, this new variant

with this late stage in the game, santa rosa lina both a quarter of an inch, i should add.it takes me a while to put these all together but dillon beach, bodega bay and kazuhiro have all had over a third of an inch point. reyes 16 100, petaluma, 15 san francisco officially 14, but we have another observers at 19. napa point await oakland downtown 0.0.5 in la honda on skyline is also at a 0.5 mill valley at point off for looks like the rainfall rates are already starting to taper off rapidly. to the north. so you know this system is beginning to make its move already, but it will continue to spread some rain east and south is it does it will weaken, but i think everybody will get in on some here. the drizzle or light rain. some of the amounts are okay tuesday rain for the morning, then mostly cloudy. this is a very warm system. i mean, there's upper fifties 10 years sixties on the temps and for a rare occasion. going back almost to the middle of january. we don't have a north northeast breeze. we have more of an onshore breeze and you can see travis napa and conquered all wi

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santa lina 44 100 santa rosa 1000.35 that's in town closer to town, not the airport.an inch san francisco mount davidson. point to one half moon bay and oakland downtown, both with 17 100 napa picked up 16 1 hundred's system is made its move through areas to the north. so you're done there. there's still a lot of cloud cover has to come through, and our system is now marching across the peninsula. san jose, there's really not a lot. of course, the rain shadow that sandals they have. you can see that showing up on radar. a lot of fifties on the time mid fifties for almost everyone here, not a cold air mass in place, as indicated by trucking tile being 36 40 that will do it for snow. there's some of the higher passes maybe, but overall, our system is about done something maybe a couple more. one hundred's down towards san jose livermore, santa cruz mountains down to morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. but not much left anymore. coming across yes, saturday. everything is pointing towards saturday's system being okay, maybe even a little bit better, more dynamic than the o

nick lina. david purdue, unidentified person, scovino. on and on. there is no indication that one at any point in what we know before and after this gap donald trump called anyone about securing the gap at all? there is no evidence he called anyone about security vice president, no evidence he called anyone about securing the capital. and we know this is not a white house that sits on good news. what's in the gap? >> yeah. i mean, the gap is really unexplained right now. we, as we reported last month, there is lots of different explanations for why this gap exists and credit to "the washington post" and cbs nassau for laying out exactly how long it was, seven-and-a-half hours is a very long time to have no record of any call. you know, as we've discussed, there is competing theories for what could have happened here. donald trump was known to use other people's phones. some people called dan scovino if they wanted to get the president on the line. he was going back and forth and went to the residence and the oval office. so, anyway, it's still very

, 29 100, danville, 27 that was west danville, santa rosa, palo alto both picked up to tens, santa linandred's. after that, it was generally less than 1/10 of an inch for most, i mean, san francisco vallejo 0.6. oakland point. oh four and a nap was in there around 40.4 as well. still a little bit of rain coming down right there. but to the north, things are beginning to wind down as we said. because this system is kicking out, but we'll still have some morning rain for east bay peninsula south as well. this system was coming up from the south. now watch is beginning to make its move from the north because there's a system coming down from the north. that's a really cold, dynamic one. but it will give us wind later today tonight. overnight into tomorrow and tomorrow we much colder on the tents before we rebound, starting on a little bit on sunday forties for a few fifties. for most, it's pretty close. i don't think there's going to change all that much the low that was just off the coast from us yesterday made to move down towards southern californiaf weather. i think i'll go down to bak

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