marina where is my tie? where did you leave it? rina maybe you can help me find him and generally do at least something, at least make coffee for us with dad, please don't you dare talk to me in that tone and don't reproach me. i couldn't find a job in the city. you know, well, that's it, don't start. marina whoever wants will always find it, if you yourself cannot, talk to your father, i'm not going to use it, like a knife heart. why marry if you can't live like people papa well, at least you explain to him that after a geofactory it is difficult to find a job in a specialty in navigation management there is no vacancy. where else can i go? whoever wants to work, he works, that at the beginning you were loafers on your parents' necks. now ours moved to her husband. you think i'm glad to hear all this. that is, you offer me wipers to go, any work is good, choose to taste. so thank you, daddy, you will say thank you when you bring your first paycheck into the house. all this for me too tired of being patient. today you will go and fi

yesterday we went to antelope point marina, where the end of a massive boat ramp is about 50 ft. above the water line. it's now closed to motor boats and kayakers now have to scramble down a steep and rocky bank to get down to the water. there is a sliver of good news with the spring runoff lake levels are expected to rise and again power generation is not expected to stop though things do look pretty bleak out here on lake powell. max gordon fox weather. well and as you know, colorado river, the colorado river that huge river feeds that reservoir . and so it just gives you indication of what's happening in the iraqi intermountain region in terms of snowfall and precipitation has been slow for everybody and slow for us. we're going to get a little bit more. well we're going to have an opportunity for a little bit more shower activity as we get into saturday. tomorrow we'll see some clouds increasing though maybe even see a little bit of drizzle. there'll be snow back in the mountains, especially on saturday, may saturday night and sunday morning. and in terms of accumulations. if

now, where our correspondent marina strauss is standing by for us. marina, a common destiny between the you and ukraine, but not all leaders there in france seem to be on board with making ukraine a member at least not just yet. right. when your leaders arrived here today at this beautiful castle, in verse sign, year francis capital paris, you can see it behind me and the castle for so it became very clear, very quickly that lead us a split on this issue. for example, lack been prime minister said we have to send a strong signal to day to words ukraine that we want them in that you one day, but he was joined by the baltic states. but on the other hand, we had a lot of leader saying, well, let's wait and see, this is not at the table at the moment because that they're still war. and this is our main problem and becoming a member of the european unit is a very long and very complicated process. and it will take years, maybe decades for ukraine's to become a member. and it does not seem likely that they will even become a candidate a today already time soon. but member states are promising

where? well, it was a long time ago . marinarina, first ended up in the arctic in norilsk, the city where her parents met. i'm completely different i imagined this actor's hostel, which is mentioned in my mother's diaries, which was just such a place where all the artists of the norilsk theater lived and, uh, freely hired and strongly settled settlers marina carefully keeps mother's diaries on these pages irina and georgy's love story which never had a happy ending. georgy stepanovich offered to take me along the corridor and went into my room to say good night. and he began to say that he really likes me, but i was silent, smiling bitterly. he stopped near me and said, i understand, irina, why do you need to tie yourself up? i'm a strong muzzle. for an aspiring actress, a connection with prisoners could put an end to not only her career if they got married. eh, there my mother would have lost all civil rights in the same way and would have remained a strong settler next to him. irina risked her own fate in order to be close to

where you were. did vika expose you, or what? marina well, i also have the right to live here. ur apartment, just like mine. i'm not asking you where you are, because well, i'm sorry, i'm a goat. i don't know how i got into this, but me. terribly sorry, seryozha, what do you hope for? that i will forget everything, that everything will be like before we start over, right? dad came not dusty. you are forever yes, i am at all. finally changed his mind, otherwise i didn’t like your vika at all. well, how are you sorting out your suitcases, i can’t calmly understand what this life is like. books came to the hospital, probably tortured conscience, apparently, our hospital can not stand. she has a phobia. once she told me that it smells of death there while visiting a friend in a hospice. what kind of friend does she not have any girlfriends, of course, everyone respects, but hardly tolerates. so i have no one to visit there. all the more still not you that now? andrey hello. something urgently needs to be checked. no one was supposed to know about it, and you're all for have done it.

she had prepared in advance -- her name is marina ovsyannikova. a statement wherehe was ring a necklace that is red and white and blue and blue and yellow for the ukraine and russian colors. she has disappeared. it seems she habeen arrested. it is not clear. people have not been in touch with her. the significance of this protest? also of the mass russian antiwar protest? what does that mean to you as a ukrainian? >> well, it means quite a bit. we are definitely worried about this lad this journalist, our calling. even mine, russia has enacted this draconian law that envisions 15 years in prison for just such actions that you mentioned by this reporter. 15 years in jail for during to criticize the government. even calling it a war may land you in prison simply because the russian side refuses to call it what it is, and the official term is "special operation." we have heard one very well-known anchor on another channel has stepped down. but as far as leading to a domino effect, it also try to overcome this informational blockade that vladimir putin has imposed on r

where is your new coat that i gave you in the closet? i gave it to marinka for a couple of days. she had an accident in it. marina was in your coat. thing, i can dispose of it myself. why do i have rights? i ride under, and while i master the old one, thank god they didn’t sell lepse where not sorry. i have a car. me at the same time, yes, children have breakfast. and why are the hallways suitcases dads are you on a business trip? uh huh, what are you? tell. tell me where are you. children it so happened that i will now live in another place. i mean no, it doesn't change anything. you and i will also walk together, communicate, talk, you see. where will you live? why not with us? well, you're a fool, or something, he 's leaving us incomprehensibly. just me and my mom. mom and i are divorcing. i get it, i'm not stupid. come on, you are no longer my father denis denis go away, go away, stop torturing us all. petrova victoria viktorovna crazy victory in the registration square i didn’t understand, she rents an apartment, or something, yes, her parents live in sergiev posad at the place of residence, the registration is temporary, the

i imagine gregory or, or marina, you might have some recommendations for where to get credible russian news. i think you already challenging, oh, i gave it to both of you. my fault, let's start with marina. thank you so much. yeah, i guess it depends on what language you can consume this new as of course, if it's just english, i would still recommend, for example, me do is that which is the russian news source, but it's available in english. so i think it's just, you will be getting that kind of russian perspective. but like independent russian perspective, if you, if you know russian language, i think there are quite a few sources they can still be consuming like, 1st up like, you know, torch abele and russian or again, me do then russian and so, so many other sources and i think this franco to, i think they're very important point, is that it did the very important time to support the russian language media right now. either a base and other context. for example, i'm here and rica, and we have quite a few rational in which media outlets that try to accurately and timely cover the war

why don't you ask me where i was i want to ask marina i guess igor ni denis said that you know about the fight. i took your application. you are perfect in every way. just do not marie, i did it in order to return you. and you went to meanness in order to return you. sorry, i immediately decided, i was directly chosen. yes, i have now decided, as you told me . i'm sorry i fell in love with someone else. well, now, forgive me. seryozha what, why all this agony? everything between us. i don't know seryozha, go back to vika or stay in a hotel. it won't be long until the apartment is sold. we will then move to igor's. yes, only the children are left. let's call like a human. hello everybody. alisa hello, my name is igor, it's very nice to see you. thank you. me too very nice. sit down girl, can i have one americano please. i want you to know. mom and i don't have to beat each other. well , it just so happens that one relationship ended another began. the main thing is that we are friends together, the truth, and you will come to us for the holidays and for my birthday. what same you all-

are correspondent, is that the demonstration in berlin, where tens of thousands of people turned out ah, a marina evans dean. welcome to the program. russia has carried out multiple airstrikes on a military training ground near the city of vive, in western ukraine, killing at least 35 people and injuring dozens more. the salt brings the war closer to the polish border and threatens the relative safety of val, vive, where many ukrainians have fled to from other parts of the country. meanwhile, the capital key of the mer is telling residents to prepare to fight as russia attacks civilian targets near by. ah, in the face of a grand invasion, he plays the national anthem as a reminder to its people of what they are fighting for. oh, but you, president of the senior advisers tweet the video themselves strolling through the streets of the capitol with the remarking done, it's a shame to see the city so empty, but that they did find coffee. i will keep calm and carry on. that's the message that zalinski is sending to his people of my be let me do a william lee just solution on with up with remote good t

our correspondent is that the demonstration in berlin, where tens of thousands of people have turned out. aah! a marina evans dean, welcome to the program. for russia has carried out multiple air strikes on a military training ground near the city of a live in western ukraine, killing at least 35 people and injuring dozens more. the assault brings the war closer to the polish border and threatens the relative safety of live, where many ukrainians have fled to from other parts of the country. meanwhile, the capital key of the mayor is telling residents to prepare to fight as russia attacks civilian targets nearby ah, in the of a crime invasion, he plays the national anthem as a reminder to its people of what they're fighting for. what you will for me for here were president zalinski is senior advisors, tweet a video of themselves strolling through the streets of the capitol. it's another i remarking that it's a shame to see the city so empty most women, but that they did find coffee or keep come and carry on, which would work. that's the message that zalinski is sending to his people. him. they just pus

where. and then i just found out about you. well, did i hit you then? how are they? marina'sures will be repaired and sold, if only the camera was spotted or marina remembered the car numbers, in the meantime, we don't know anything, we sit and do not shine. so you don't remember the moment of the collision? no. where is the car now? parents made repairs, quickly hid in the garage to sell. why are you drunk? no. i broke up and will never meet standing again. she's not mine anymore. forgive me, thank you for not saying anything to your mother. because she didn’t deserve it, we have nothing to talk about in the world, we don’t communicate. he dumped me, how did you even manage to fall in love with him? i wanted to go to your mom for yoga, he always took her away somehow he came, she wasn’t there to bring me home. i agreed. it is clear that he is my father did not embarrass you at all, i do not know. vanka seems to have nothing. look, why are you talking like that? well, i made a mistake that now i need to shoot, i started talking about statuses from social networks. i just want

. >> reporter: an extraordinary act of defiance in a country where there is zero tolerance for criticism of russia's war on uk crain. marina ovsyannikova, an editor nor russia's state-run channel 1, bursting onto the set of the nightly newscast shouting "stop the war. no to war." and holding a sign saying "don't believe propaganda. they are lying to you here," bfore the channel switched to a different report. in a video posted online before her demonstration, she explained she was ashamed she'd let the russian people be, quote, zombieified. ovsyannikova was promptly arrested and appeared in court today where she was fined $280 for an illegal protest. speaking outside the court she said she was exhausted and needed to rest after being questioned for over 14 hours with no legal assistance. there are fears she could still face more serious charges at a later stage. it's not the first time russians have spoken out against the war. there have been widespread protests across the country with as many as 15,000 police arrests. earlier this month the kremlin passed a law that carries up to 15 years in prison for spreading any views

. >>> new video tonight where an suv ran off of the road near the marina 20 feet into the water. witnesses told crews that solo driver climbed out on his own. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. >>> climate activists are planning take to the streets of san francisco in the second day of a global strike. students swarmed the plaza today calling for corporations to cut investments in fossil fuels, similar demonstrations were held across the world. at the white house protesters demanded president biden keep his promise to slash emissions in half. an example of the dangers of global warming here, this nasa photo shows the massive collapse of an ice shelf nearly the size of los angeles. scientists say it disingrated last week. >>> lawmakers are looking to extend protections for renters that fell behind for the pandemic. it is set to expire on march 31st. a bill by buffy wicks and tim grayson would extend it through june. right now hundreds of thousands are waiting for their money. public hearings are set for next week. >>> craft beer fans have been waiting for more than a

where she is? we don't, this is somebody who worked at state television as an editor, marina 0vsyannikova. detained last night but has not been seen since so it is assumed she is still in police custody. this is an extraordinarily courageous thing to have done, this is not a country which tolerates dissent and i think we can assume that the authorities will make sure she suffered severe consequences. there are all manner of laws under which she could be prosecuted, russia recently changed its criminal code meaning anyone who publishes what the kremlin deems false information about the russian army or its activities can be sent to jailfor up to 15 years. we will have to wait—and—see what happens, most people assume she will appear in a moscow courtroom at some point today, we are waiting on updates and will let you know when we know, but for the time being that is when most lawyers, her friends and supporters assume she will face a pretty severe penalty for what she has done here. how possible is it to gauge reaction to her protest? it is certainly not being broadcast or rerun on state tele

about -- it wasn't about bub licasion in social network, she publish a video where she explain her position and explain that -- marina ovsyannikova. maximum punishment for this administrative article is 15 days in jail, but -- lawyers, she has just penalty and so now she is safety, she is at home and hope that it will be nothing anastasia burakova. nothing in criminal case, but we know now -- we don't know the article and we don't know how it goes on, but so we have at least two more punishment, but i hope just military inquiry, we can say that it is a criminal case or something like that. >> carley: the most serious is 15-year jail sentence and you are saying you hope it doesn't come to that. what was response like among the russian peep toll her protest? did it have the intended effect? >> so i saw a lot of support on social networks, but for sure now russia is afraid to speak public because of new legislation about the war campaign, that is why i know that two people from the same tv channel -- but not published it. so that is why i think that most of the people support her, but can't say it. >> todd: got it. >> c

marina. not all of the leaders have been on board with fast tracking ukraine to become an e member where things stand on that when your leaders arrived here on thursday at this a beautiful castle of for a size had to do that so that you can see just are behind me is very clear, very fast, that they are not all agree on their ukraine becoming a member of the european union. anytime soon we had the luck, the prime minister saying we should send a strong signal that you should a send a strong signal to ukraine in this very difficult situation for ukraine. but we also had many, actually your leader saying, well, it's a difficult situation because you remember it's a very, very long process. and that's what they didn't say. but that's woods expert says that ukraine is not ready for becoming a new member. you have to fulfill a long list of criteria. and for example, corrupt structures in the country are a hurdle for your crimes to become a member. and it is not very likely that ukraine a will even become a candidate to join the european union anytime soon. so what kind of support is the you going to

. >> reporter: an extraordinary act of defiance in a country where there is zero tolerance for criticism of russia's war on ukraine. marina ovsyannikova, an editor for the state run channel one, bursting on to the set of the nightly newscast shouting "stop the war, no to war," and holding a sign saying don't believe propaganda, they are lying to you here, before the channel switched to a different report. in a video posted on line before her demonstration, she explained she was ashamed she let the russian people be, quote, zombie-fied. she was arrested and appeared in court where she was fined $280 for an illegal protest. speaking outside the court, she said she was exhausted and needed to rest after being questioned for over 14 hours with no legal assistance. there are fears she could still face more serious charges at a later stage. it's not the first time russians have spoken out against the war. there have been widespread protests across the country with as many as 15,000 police arrests. earlier this month, the kremlin passed a law that carries up to 15 years in prison for spreading any views on the military it deems

forces are attacking crowded urban areas bombing universities and city stations where people die during shelling including marina feyenna a member of oece, ukraine special monitoring mission. but is here soon skis a ukrainian poet publicist and translator who has always ridden in russian in 2014 when russia invaded crimea russian propaganda was spread in the message that this action was necessary because of ukrainians hatred aggressions, but here sanski has said never did anyone in ukraine go after me for being a russian poet for teaching in the russian language in ukraine. since 2014 buddies has written only ukrainian. today by recent his wife are in odessa a ct in the region along the black sea strategically important for russians. but recent with mila refused to leave. ukrainian filmmaker alexand was imprisoned in russia for spreading out against for speaking out against the invasion of crimea journalist stanislav. i save was detained in the donbas where he was russia's supportists. we at pan america worked hard to liberate them and bring them back home from those prisons today. they are fighting again for th

. >> reporter: an extraordinary act of defiance in country where there is zero tolerance for criticism on russia's war in ukraine. marinaa, an editor for russia's state-run channel 1, burst on to the set of the nightly newscast shouting, "stop the war. no to war," and holding a sign saying, "don't believe propaganda. they are lying to you here," before the channel switched to a different report. in a video posted online before her demonstration, she explained she was ashamed she'd let the russian people be "zombiified." ovsyannikova was promptly arrested and appeared in court today, where she was fined $280 for an illegal protest. speaking outside the court, she said she was exhausted and needed to rest after being questioned for over 14 hours with no legal assistance. there are fears she could still face more serious charges at a later stage. it's not the first time russians have spoken out against the war. there have been widespread protests across the country, with as many as 15,000 police arrests. earlier this month, the kremlin passed a law that carries up to 15 years in prison for spreading any views on the milita

editor at channel 1 marina ovsyannikova appeared in a moscow district court tuesday. that's whereand charged $200. she was not allowed legal counsel and questioned over 14 hours. it is based solely on a video statement that she reported before her on-air protest. u.s. this morning warning that the russian military may use chemical weapons in ukraine. how would the world react if that happens? >>> plus, ukrainian resistance seems to be slowing the russian advance into key cities throughout the country. how long can that last? ♪ three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in,

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to russia now, where a journalist who protested on live tv has appeared in court and been fined. marina set behind the news anchor on russian state tv to protest against the war in ukraine. 0ur moscow correspondent, caroline davies, has more. out of court but still in the limelight — today, marina 0vsyannikova talked for the first time about what happened after she protested on russian state tv. russia started this invasion, and it's been very terrible. "these days have been very hard for me", she says. "i spent two days without sleep, i was being questioned "for over 14 hours. "they did not provide me with any legal help. "i was in a hard situation." last night, shouting "no war" and holding a sign that says, "they're lying to you here," this was her protest against her employer and the president. but today, she was in court because of this video. in it, she explains why she protested and calls on others to do the same. that fell foul of russian�*s anti—protest laws, and she was fined 30,000 roubles, around £220. while their employee was being questioned, the channel she worked for mad

to russia now, where a journalist who protested on live tv has appeared in court and been fined. marinand the news anchor on russian state tv to protest against the war in ukraine. our moscow correspondent caroline davies has more. out of court but still in the limelight — today, marina ovsyannikova talked for the first time about what happened after she protested on russian state tv. i don't like... russia started this invasion, and it's been very terrible. "these days have been very hard for me", she says. "i spent two days without sleep, i was being questioned "for over 14 hours. "they did not provide me with any legal help. "i was in a hard situation." last night, shouting "no war" and holding a sign that says, "they're lying to you here," this was her protest against her employer and the president. but today, she was in court because of this video. in it, she explains why she protested and calls on others to do the same. that fell foul of russia's anti—protest laws, and she was fined 30,000 roubles, around £220. while their employee was being questioned, the channel she worked for

marina. the family attorney also was here to ask the council to fire the officers involved in the badge-bending scandal where they allegedly bended the tips of badges after a fatal officer-involved shooting. the family, though, says that is not enough. >> i want true justice. i want real justice, you know, like what happens to me or my father or one of my brother fist they do the same thing that these cops did, they are on death row. >> reporter: williams was here at the meeting. we reached out to him for a comment on the story but we were told he would not be speaking tonight. in vallejo, kpix5. >>> still ahead, governor newsom pushing a new plan tonight to help californians deal with sky high gas prices, what he says he will do and what he won't. >>> b.a.r.t finally pinpointed the problem causing big disruptions for bay area commuters, how long the headaches could continue. >>> what do you want to tell the people? >> a northern california mother accused of faking a high profile abduction is out of jail tonight. legal experts weigh in as we learn just how much taxpayer money was wasted on the alleged hoax a

city, 56, san francisco a chilly 53 in the marina, and santa rosa, sonoma and napa in mid to upper 60s. little bit of drizzle but i know what you're saying where is the rainfall. it's still march, should be getting more rainfall and holding on to the possibility on saturday. seen some fluctuations in this. at times the models taking rain out, adding little bit back in. but as of tonight, looking at rainfall through northern california again on saturday and snow for this year. totals right now, early estimates of tenth to half inch. half inch towards north bay and east bay. snow totals for this year, saturday event, one-day event, 1 to 5 inches expected there. lot happening on the seven-day forecast. just hang on and you'll see. temperatures are all over the place. san francisco, down to 56 on saturday, up to 67 monday. low 70s tuesday and wednesday. look at the inland valleys, this is crazy. 59 saturday, 69 sunday, sun comes out, 78 monday, there we go, up into the 80s by tuesday and wednesday's forecast. are we ready to skip the weekend to get to 80s on tuesday? >> no, no, don't take away our weekend. >> we won't, just yet. >>> just ahead, is

marina. the family attorney also was here to ask the council to fire the officers involved in the badge bending scandal where they allegedly bended tips of badges after a fatal officer involved shooting. the family said that's not enough. >> i want true justice. i want real justice. like what happens to me or my father if they do the same thing that these cops did. they are on death row. >> the police chief was here at the meeting. we reached out to him for a comment but were told he would not speak tonight. in vallejo. kpix5. >>> still ahead here on kpix5 and streaming on cbs bay area. the governor pushing a new plan this morning to help california dealing with sky high gas prices. what he said he will do and what he won't. >>> a northern california mother accused of faking a high profile kidnapping is out of jail this morning. legal experts weigh in as we learn how much taxpayer money was wasted on this alleged hoax. >>> the governor is promising california drivers some relief from that pain at the pump after two years of long press conferences about covid19 policies and initiatives, the governor's 4th sta

marina did. and obviously, everybody and myself included are now worried about where she is. right now we are in touch with the guy who is in charge of the group earlier mentioned. the human rights group and i do hope that in the next hour as well, we will know where she is, because she spent several hours with the police right there. the television center where everything happened, and then her trees disappeared. nobody heard from her. >> and julia davis, we've seen videos of people being arrested in the street for -- literally a person holding up a blank piece of paper with no message at all. that was taken by russian police. she knew, marina knew what was going to happen to her if she did this. >> absolutely, because putin's russia is essentially an open air penal colony. she took an enormous risk. she knows that we'd be severe repercussion. he she did it anyway. that will encourage others, because the truth is unstoppable and courage is contagious. you know some of these executives and russian media, tell me what happens immediately after this happens on screen. it could

today we are in for an even more unpredictable battle, where it is impossible to predict the result until the last participant olga pautova ilya marinairina chuchuy channel one, saransk so today we will find out. who will get channel one cup, the final battle of the best skaters-broadcast will start at 17:45. well, in less than an hour at 11:00 at the first russian ski championship, don't miss it. the next news release is at noon, and now we're watching the anti-freak program. we saw the video, and most importantly, is it possible to believe him and why he was filmed with precisely such questions, we all have been asking russophobia lately. european media assures us that it does not exist in the west. however, it has recently become known that bloggers who speak about russian opposition. that's what western freedom of speech is like. today we will deal with fakes. together with our experts. our guests are timofey, the leading expert rocit, alexander artamonov, a military expert , and dmitry dorin, a specialist in the field of working with big data. hello, let's start with the first fake russians staged in the boundary. hell, this is