was saying in london city now, let's boris johnson.ome on, another evil irony in general must be said that the children were evacuated from orphanages. donbass is now in the rostov region. our colleague yulia baranovskaya talked to them. hello, i am the director of this enterprise at the moment. this tac here we have 155 people. there are three orphanages for children. it will soon be a month and a half since we placed our children here, where they study, study, play and, in a word, live with us. well, that is, they fully live, as they lived before, of course, here is a full real life. psychologists come, teachers come, they take care of the children in the same way as they did, they are in their orphanages natalya valentinovna but this, as i understand it, is yours hotel. yes, this is my property, and i opened it in 2008 and in the fourteenth year i had to accept refugees because of donetsk lugansk, these were children and women who were injured, they were very frightened pregnant women, of course, of course, in the fourteenth year, e

mer, city con, is called the event. london stands with ukraine. we can speak now to city khan, who is at that rally. mister khan, thank you for your time. what message are you are? london london is hoping to send with this march or president savanski a few days ago, sent out a message to people across the world to take to the streets, to show our support and our solidarity with the people all over ukraine. but also to condemn up to chains, barbaric aggression. and it's really important, even if you cry, no, we in london stand shoal to soda with the people of ukraine beyond marching. how else have the british people responded? because i know there's, there been responses many responses in a myriad of ways to try and help. well, i'm incredibly proud about our londoners have come forward in ukraine, sir. our of need. in the darkest, we've opened our arms to those refugees coming to london. not enough. we're putting pressure are covered for more to be allowed to come. look at us also donation money to specialist charities, provide an assistance or food

she and other city leaders are visiting european cities like paris, london, brussels and more flirts. taylor's aqi tells us why the city says this trip is necessary. as we see more domestic travelers come back to san francisco. >> we're still missing a large chunk of our tourism. that being international travelers, according to the mayor's office, the number of international passengers arriving at sfo is about 60% less than the prepandemic levels. >> with the help we do need help because we don't have tours coming in from around the wall. >> kevin chan on san francisco chinatown, staple golden gate, fortune cookie factory. >> we have the pandemic. the shop seen a dramatic decline in customers. >> while visitors from across the country have started coming back. he says he really sees international travelers with historically and some of his best customers only just local coming in logo it doesn't carry as much, you know. on the buying power. we need travelers just like the 90's. travelers to come in from that's why mayor london breed together with city travel officials. >> left for a e

it fueled massive corruption, and much of that money was flowing into london. >> the city of london, s made a huge amount of money out of laundering russian money over the years, and the city is ultimately the motor of the british economy, and it runs on russian money. >> ♪ for you were my thrill on blueberry hill. ♪ >> narrator: valery morozov is a russian construction magnate who now lives in exile in london. his company has done projects for the kremlin, most recently on the scandal-ridden sochi olympics. but finally, he says, the corruption under put had gone beyond what he could live with. >> if you put these people in the united states or in canada and check what they've done, they're criminals. yeltsin was bought and supported by criminals. putin was brought up to power in these '90s. he had his own group, and it was called, when he came to moscow and became prime minister and president, it was called peter's group. so he changed immediately the whole system. but not changed-- he made it different. he made it an order. it is everywhere. it is a system. >> so the system is a sys

it's on the capital, the nickname london, ground. a city, a wash with money from the many rich russians who call it home. and not all of them have earned income. honestly, this week, the british parliament is passing a new law to cut the corrupt flow of money from russia to untangle opaque ownership stretches. but this is only a 1st step. experts say, legislation is just not enough. enforcement needs to be happen and it needs to be properly with funding on vessels. what happens right now is that the national crime agencies has been on the thunder for up a generation. so what we need to see now is for loy force men agencies to be funded to ox now and use a tool that they are given at the moment. so security personnel on eton square tried to prevent us from recording. if i was your fucking, mom is a democracy and we despite us having the right to film on this straight to sunday, if you're hoping you can throw my july 1st and foremost, i'd like to see a 100 all a guards on the sanctions west having their properties frozen. secondly, i'd like t

so london is a haven for russian oligarchy. why is the city in particular so popular among oligarchs? yeah, i should say to starts, is that it's not just a haven for rational oxy savings for any oligarchs. you name them. we have them. essentially, britain. i mean, obviously anyone who's been to london knows that it has lots going for it. if you're wealthy, there's lots to buy, we have help and shops, we're schools, great universities, all of these things. but we have a 2nd advantage that doesn't really get discussed so much, which is that though your wealth is very secure here is protected by the british british legal system by the british police. it's not going to be investigated by the british legal system either. so it isn't just a great place to spend money. it's also a really great place to keep money and you can keep it here forever. now this oligarchy are becoming the target of western sanctions. are those sanctions working? huh. i suppose it depends what it means to say, are they working? you know, i'm not quite sure that everyone is i

city assessor. last february carmen was appointed by may or london breed to be the san francisco city administrator overseeing 25 city agendas. please welcome carmen chu. [applause] >> good evening everybody. i am carmen chu, san francisco city administrator. as you can tell from the buzz of conversation the happy faces that we have here that we are so excited to be back in person to celebrate the lunar new year. [applause] on behalf of the city and county, on behalf of mayor london breed, board of supervisors and elected officials and department heads today we want to wish all of you a very, very happy year of the tiger. (applause). cheers. come on. [cheers and applause.] i want to give a shout out and thank you to jj and claudine who have worked tirelessly to organize this event to make sure we start the year of the tiger off right. claudine, please come on up. yes, you. [applause] here is the certificate of honor on behalf of the san francisco city administrator's office. thank you. [applause] >> i saw on your script it was five more minutes. co-chairs, please join me. we need to welcome former

city assessor. last february carmen was appointed by may or london breed to be the san francisco city administrator25 city agendas. please welcome carmen chu. [applause] >> good evening everybody. i am carmen chu, san francisco city administrator. as you can tell from the buzz of conversation the happy faces that we have here that we are so excited to be back in person to celebrate the lunar new year. [applause] on behalf of the city and county, on behalf of mayor london breed, board of supervisors and elected officials and department heads today we want to wish all of you a very, very happy year of the tiger. (applause). cheers. come on. [cheers and applause.] i want to give a shout out and thank you to jj and claudine who have worked tirelessly to organize this event to make sure we start the year of the tiger off right. claudine, please come on up. yes, you. [applause] here is the certificate of honor on behalf of the san francisco city administrator's office. thank you. [applause] >> i saw on your script it was five more minutes. co-chairs, please join me. we need to welcome former mayor. thank

mayor breed another city leaders will be visiting european cities like paris, london and brussels kron four's taylor bisacky joins us live from san francisco with why the city says this trip is necessary. taylor. >> well, we are now seeing more domestic travelers our tourism. that being the international travelers. now, according to the mayor's office, the number of international passengers arriving at sfo is about 60% less compared to its pre pandemic levels. >> we how we do need help because we don't have tours coming in from land. kevin chan on san francisco chinatown, staple golden gate fortune cookie factory. >> we have the pandemic. the shop seen a dramatic decline in customers. >> while visitors from across the country have started coming back. he says he really sees international travelers with historically and some of his best customers only just local coming in logo it doesn't carry as much, you know. on the buying power. we need travelers just like the payday 90's. travelers to come in from around the that's why mayor london breed together with city travel officials. >> left

london breed. welcome to the state of the city address. [applause] >> mayor breed: i am happy to have all of you here today. it is really great to be outdoors in person. the mask mandates, vaccine mandates are all gone. if you take pictures answer post. make sure you put disclaimer we removed it in san francisco so i don't get beat up by folk on the internet. thank you and welcome. i want to start by thank

travelers to come in from that's why mayor london breed together with city travel officials. >> left our on monday. stepping in london, brussels and frankfurt and paris. mayor breed will meet with airlines, airports and local leaders to bring tourists back to the city and reestablished as a foe as a hub for european markets. according to the mayor's office, as of december, domestic passengers at sfo are close to 70% of their prepandemic levels. well, international passengers were approximately 40% of their prepandemic levels, as you can imagine, it's taken a large toll on tourism and businesses in the city. we have to remember temperatures go really depends on tourism. >> one 3rd of our economy is from tourism, fisherman's wharf, union square, all benefits from tourism will be some signs. some signs of domestic tourists bouncing back. but it's really the international focus. there's really a who spends a lot of money in san francisco the phone with san francisco chamber of commerce says. >> many small businesses across the city. heavily depend on international visitors with less peopl

meantime mayor london breed has returned from her 10 day visit to europe , she joined officials from sfo and sf traveled to visit four european cities including london and paris. they met with airlines and city leaders to encourage them to visit san francisco. the mayor says the visit was successful. the city is expecting more than 330,000 visitors from the united kingdom , germany and france this year. those tourists are expected to spend $612 million that's an increase from last year, but a long way off from the $1.4 billion as tourists spent back in 2019. new and 11 dead seabirds are washing up on beaches in southern california. sick birds are also showing up on the shore, the los angeles county department of beaches and harbors began documenting the trend in january, and since then it is only gotten worse. officials say dozens of birds are dying every day, and it's happening from santa barbara down to orange county. it's believed the deaths are caused by a tiny parasite that gets into the birds nearest system. it's sad when a baby bird dies, but that there's a high mortality and young birds when you see an adult that is about to

london breed: on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, jack jaque day in our city. [cheers and applause] >> the hon. london breed: okay. and one more thing. i know you don't like to dress up, but that's okay. sometimes when you go to glide, i can tell you might have changed a shirt or two. i know, i know that, but maybe, but one day, you're going to get a shirt where you're going to be able to wear these cuff links with the city seal with my signature on them. [cheers and applause] [indiscernible]. >> the hon. london breed: we'll see, but ladies and gentlemen, let's give jack some love. [cheers and applause] >> i'm really honored. sometimes these things are hard for people, but i'm really honored to be sitting here in this incredible building. the village is sitting here, and just to be in the company, and i just want to thank shamann, and, of course, today, the mayor. and, you know, london is so real. i don't always agree with everything, but you are always so real. you always represent the people, the neighborhood you come from, and the emotions, the anger, the fea

london. bayshore cities in the upper 60's to low 70's today.nice afternoon with all that sunshine and calmer winds than yesterday brought us a look at high temperatures shows 60's 70's across the board. san jose and livermore at 70 antioch. it 73 san francisco, oakland and hayward in the mid 60's this afternoon. reyna. john, thank you for that. >> well, just as mask mandates are coming to an end. iphone users can now unlock their phones with their mask on the new ios 15 point role for it rolls out with that feature. you can turn it on and under settings under the face, id and passcode section face id with mask uses the neat features of your eyes to authenticate that it's you. however, apple says the full face id option is still most secure to use. the mask feature only seems available for those using iphone 12 and up. >> we'll take a look at this. skies across of southern spain as a storm. but des from the sahara desert climate experts say spain now has the most unfavorable air quality of any country in the world. topping even china and india,

london breed: we're here today to talk and announce that the city and county of san francisco, along with the university of san francisco and the department of public health, we have discovered our first case not only here in san francisco but in the entire country. >> the entire parade has been challenging to plan, but then, there's thissaicing from the community to come out and celebrate almost like we did before. >> the -- this aching from the community to come out and celebrate almost like we did before. >> the first chinese immigrants arrived in the 1800s in the united states. at that time, they wanted to showcase their culture with parades in the united states. at that time, they had walkers, dragons, acrobatic jumping. >> in the late 1950s, when the chinese chamber of commerce took over to start planning the parade, it was really just a small community parade that came down grant avenue, but as the celebration kind of grew and evolved, they wanted to really expand it to include as many people across san francisco as possible, so they added a lot of events that really hit all d

. >> if you're in new york city, london, a big city, most of the injuries are blunt.s that might hit an artery or a major vessel. do what you can with what you've got. >> reporter: in many parts of ukraine, medical supplies and facilities are getting harder to come by. in the worst hit areas, many hospitals are now operating in basements with only flashlights to avoid attracting russian bombs. dr. tanya is a dermatologist from western ukraine. one of dozens of medical professionals sharpening their skills for battle. >> translator: in normal life, determine to the jiflts do not provide first-aid, do not do turn kits. >> reporter: with her day job on hold, she's planning to join the military and she won't wait for the fighting to come to her. >> translator: i plan to go to the war front. my close friends are there and i want to be there, too. >> reporter: cnn. lviv, ukraine. >> our thanks. >>> u.s. history will be made next week. we're starting to see the strategy for questioning the supreme court nominee, dr. ketanji brown jackson. what should you u expect to see? tha

london breed. you know, i'm from the city just like you from the city. i'm born and raised in this neighborhood, so when they asked us to come, we walked here. and when we're done, we going to walk back because guess what? we belong here. this is our neighborhood, this is our community. our motto is it takes the hood to save the hood. what does that mean? that means all of us collectively, the mayor, the homeless people, the drug dealers, everyone in this community makes collectively this neighborhood happen. now, one important thing that i want to say is the mayor -- the late mayor, ed lee, who was a big -- who made a big impact in this process of happening, may he rest in peace. he was there and fought, and if there's one thing we like, you know that, london, we like to fight. one thing that i understand and i know about community building with one another, that we can only be stronger when we work together, so when you see all of us as part of coming together, these are the things that happen. this right here was a parking lot that was dilapidated. it

we asked him about london's amputation as a city full lift britton's kremlin aligned elite. when we come to london, oh, there is this nickname. they don't mean that nickname, a london rod. so lots of a russian money in london and london is being called in money laundering capital of the world is that justified? it's totally justified. london has attracted more russian money than probably any other city in the world. the money came here because there's property rights. there's rule of law and there's a police force. this never asks any awkward questions. there's never been any such serious pursuit of criminal money by the british authorities. many of them bought expensive villas and apartments in this up market district of london. now, under the new sanctions, the british government has ordered the seizure of some oligarchs property. the most high profile of those oligarchs is even lost control of his soccer club. britons foreign ministry says assets worth the equivalent of 17900000000 euros have been seized. so far, well, i think the intentions are great. i like to see whethe

the city is hosting a week of events with the goal of welcoming people back to offices. this is the group dear san francisco mayor londons are hosting events like performances like this to welcome people back under program that they're calling bloom s f you know what's been missing for some time. the people. yes the beauty is extraordinary, but people that diversity the folks from all over or what makes san francisco so amazing. there is also a push to bring back international travelers. mayor breed is in europe right now, with that goal in mind, she and other city officials will be visiting london, brussels, frankfurt and paris over the course. of the next 10 days. the plan is to meet with airlines and local leaders to quote reestablish sfo as the international gateway to california and a hub for the european market. live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank you. ali. a delegation of nato leaders is heading to the ukrainian capital of kiev. it comes the same day as a russian bombs, hit neighborhoods and an underground subway station reporter. lord blanchard is in poland with the latest developments. tal

london breed: on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, jack jaque day in our city. se] >> the hon. london breed: okay. and one more thing. i know you don't like to dress up, but that's okay. sometimes when you go to glide, i can tell you might have changed a shirt or two. i know, i know that, but maybe, but one day, you're going to get a shirt where you're going to be able to wear these cuff links with the city seal with my signature on them. [cheers and applause] [indiscernible]. >> the hon. london breed: we'll see, but ladies and gentlemen, let's give jack some love. [cheers and applause] >> i'm really honored. sometimes these things are hard for people, but i'm really honored to be sitting here in this incredible building. the village is sitting here, and just to be in the company, and i just want to thank shamann, and, of course, today, the mayor. and, you know, london is so real. i don't always agree with everything, but you are always so real. you always represent the people, the neighborhood you come from, and the emotions, the anger, the fear of the people. y

now, of course, the city has been more invested in to make sure our community is thriving and making sure we are mobilizing. >> all of the supervisors along with mayor london's still a lot to be done and like i said before, i'm just so happy to live in a city where they see trans folks and recognize us of human beings and know that we deserve to live with dignity and respect just like everybody else. >> being part of the trans initiative has been just a great privilege for me and i feel so lucky to have been able to serve for it for so far over three years. it's the only office of its kind and i think it's a big opportunity for us to show the country or the world about things we can do when we really put a focus on transgender issues and transgender communities. and when you put transgender people in leadership positions. >> thank you, claire. and i just want to say to claire farly who is the leader of the office of transgender initiatives, she has really taken that role to a whole other level and is currently a grand marshal for this year's s.f. prize. so congratulations, claire. >> my dream is to really look at where we want san francisco to be in the fu

if you are in new york city or london or another big city, most the injuries are blunt.e battlefield are going to be penetrating wounds that might injury an artery or major vessel. >> reporter: all with a small fraction of the resources they are used to. >> do what you can with what you've got. >> reporter: in many parts of ukraine, medical supplies and facilities are getting harder to come by. and in the worst-hit areas, many hospitals are now operating in basements with only flashlights to avoid attracting russian bombs. dr. tonya boychuck is a dermatologist from western ukraine, one of dozens of medical professionals sharpening their skills for battle. >> translator: in normal life, dermatologists do not provide first aid, do not stop bleeding, do not do tourniquets and punctures. >> reporter: with her day job on hold, she is planning to join the military. and she won't wait for the fighting to come to her. >> translator: i plan to go to the war front. my close friends are there now and i want to be there too. >> reporter: scott mclean, cnn lviv, ukraine. >>> well, i

in the city of london. this is daybreak era.cow's assault on ukraine enters a more brutal phase has allies step up sanctions. china edges away from russia, calling the conflict a war. >> the badly miscalculated. he thought he could roll into ukraine and the world would rollover. instead, he met with a wall of strength he never anticipated or imagined. he met the ukrainian people. dani: president biden labels vladimir putin a dictator and his first state of the union and said russia's leader will pay a high price for the invasion. global energy and security. gasoline and diesel spike. opec-plus meets today. the market has a lot of digesting to do as we monitor and look at the humanitarian impact of a more brutal war. the secondary impact of an economy under threat. it is the specter of stagflation being digested and priced into these markets. a historic move in european sovereigns. look at the german 10-year yield, falling 20 basis points yesterday. that is the biggest move since the financial crisis. the fifth biggest move in hi

nick london brought a city a wash with money from the many rich russians who call it home and not all of them have earned income. honestly, this week, the british parliament is passing a new law to cut the corrupt flow of money from russia to untangle opaque ownership stretches. but this is only a 1st step. experts say, legislation is just not enough. enforcement needs to be happen and it needs to be properly with funding on vessels. what happens right now is that the national crime agencies has been on the funded for up a generation. so what we need to see now is for life was meant agencies to be funded, to act now and use a tool that they are given at the moment. so security personnel on eton square try to prevent us from recording. if i want to fucking her, mom is a democracy and we despite us having the right to film on the street to sound, if you include property, you can. but we can throw mostly like 1st and foremost, i'd like to see 100 all a guards on the sanctions list having their properties frozen. secondly, i'd like to see assets identified and frozen after that. and. and

london breed: we're here today to talk and announce that the city and county of san francisco, alongthe department of public health, we have discovered our first case not only here in san francisco but in the entire country. >> the entire parade has been challenging to plan, but then, there's thissaicing from the community to come out and celebrate almost like we did before. >> the -- this aching from the community to come out and celebrate almost like we did before. >> the first chinese immigrants arrived in the 1800s in the united states. at that time, they wanted to showcase their culture with parades in the united states. at that time, they had walkers, dragons, acrobatic jumping. >> in the late 1950s, when the chinese chamber of commerce took over to start planning the parade, it was really just a small community parade that came down grant avenue, but as the celebration kind of grew and evolved, they wanted to really expand it to include as many people across san francisco as possible, so they added a lot of events that really hit all different age groups and interests. >> alwa

that move comes as mayor, london breed and other business leaders in san francisco are encouraging people to come back to the citying in workers and even tourists from abroad. good morning, alan. good morning. cloudy in the bottom line is mayor london breed and other business leaders in san francisco say the city needs people to survive and recover economically from this two year long pandemic and to start this morning, social media company twitter is reopening its office doors to welcome employees back. the company's ceo, says workers can continue to work from home if they choose, but emphasized that there are advantages to having everyone working in the same space. now mayor breed and other city leaders want other businesses to do the same and encourage their employees to return. they introduced a program called bloom sf, which will include free street performances like this one from seven fingers circus, they performed the ongoing show dear san francisco at club benghazi. the week long program will also feature things like roller skating performances, wine tasting events, free outdoor fitness classes and art i

it's on the capital, a nickname, london, ground, a city, a wash with money from the many rich russians who call it home. and not all of them have earned income. honestly. this week, the british parliament is passing a new law to cut the corrupt flow of money from russia to untangle opaque ownership stretches. but this is only a 1st step. experts say, legislation is just not enough. enforcement needs to be happen and it needs to be properly or is it funded on vessels? what happens right now is that the national crime agencies has been on the thunder for up a generation. so what we need to see now is for life with many does, is to be funded to act now and use a tool that they are given the moment. so the security personnel on eton square try to prevent us from recording. if i, when you're talking to her, mom is a democracy and we, despite us having the right to film on the street to sunday, if you're hoping you can throw my july 1st and foremost, i'd like to see 100 all a guards on the sanctions list having their properties frozen. secondly, i'd like to see assets identified and frozen a

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when entering indoor businesses in san francisco says mayor london breed under 2022 state of the cityd the indoor mask mandates. >> and today. we are. we announced we are ending vaccine mandates for businesses. you guys don't seem very enthusiastic about that. >> this is a really good move. the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association, laurie thomas says the sf restaurant industry strongly approved the announcement. >> things are moving forward. we have outdoor dining and we really need to try to move back. it's been such a rough past even couple of months, not to mention the past 2 years. >> that we need to move forward. the san francisco department of public health says starting friday march 11th, you will no longer need proof of being vaccinated or a negative covid test to enter businesses where food and drinks are served. the same goes for indoor spaces where elevated breathing happens. like getting a workout at a gym or in the fitness studio. i do want to say some businesses may want to keep things a little tighter. so we just ask that everybody check with the

london breed: and wait to renew our relationship with our sister city, cork.proud of that history and to renew our relationship now and for the generations to come. so with that, and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco -- i need the proclamation, martha, because you know, we're mayors, and we're campaigning, and we're proclamationing and all that stuff. so first, i want to invite robert driscoll to come forward, and everyone else to come forward. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, we are declaring today and the entire month of march as irish heritage and friendship day in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you. but that's not all -- oh, they each get one. so unlike the lord mayor of cork does not live here, so you won't be able to use it for free parking at the parking meters in san francisco, but our counselor general will, so thank you both. and there's someone else who i had the pleasure of meeting last year, when i appointed him to the san francisco police commission. now, i'm sure