natalie, what do you make ofthat that was. natalie, what do you make of that front — that was.u make of that front page? a _ that was. natalie, what do you make of that front page? a very _ that was. natalie, what do you make of that front page? a very powerful l of that front page? a very powerful image, a member of our progression militia standing next to a shelled house in ukraine yesterday. it is in one of the areas that was already effectively russian controlled. i thought of indiscriminate acts, i think i'm right in saying hundreds of people on the streets of nottingham on sunday, am i right in saying that, or over the weekend. echoing protests in cities all over europe. echoing protests in cities all over euro e. . , echoing protests in cities all over euroe. . , .,, ., europe. that is right. there was a hue europe. that is right. there was a huge turnout _ europe. that is right. there was a huge turnout for _ europe. that is right. there was a huge turnout for a _ europe. that is right. there was a huge turnout for a vigil _ europe. that is right. there was a huge turno

natalie, are these companies surviving, thriving, or just getting by? natalie: so it depends.depends on the company. i would say there's about 27% of those that we surveyed, they acknowledge themselves to be thriving. those are primarily, no surprise, big-box retailers and discounters. on the other spectrum are the strugglers. we saw department stores, also amazingly 27% of them. and then we have the metal, the survivors -- middle, the survivors. that was some department stores, some e-commerce, that was a little bit surprising. you would expect to see the e-commerce more in the driving category. taylor: natalie, it's interesting. the number one risk continues to be the resilience or lack thereof of the supply chain. maybe we're immune to it because we talk about it every day. but coming off the previous guest, highlighting shift in consumer spending, are retailers no longer worried? are they not worried to passing on those prices to consumer, a consumer might not as strong as what they once were? natalie: i think it's important to remember that the consumer does have a fixed

natalie jaresko, the former ukraine finance minister.ave just seen this headline from the telegraph. the italian prime minister mario draghi successfully secured a carveout for italian luxury goods from the eu package of sanctions. there have got to be some real tough questions on that if that is the case. tom: we don't know if it is true. i will let "the telegraph" tell it. but this is precisely what ms. jaresko is talking about. and i believe browder alluded to that as well. jonathan: i have to stress, we will keep bringing the headlines and tell you the sources for those headlines. that is coming from "the telegraph" this morning. equities up 0.5% on the s&p, the nasdaq up 0.6%. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: we are moments away from economic data in the united states of america. good morning, equity session highs just about up when 4% on the s&p. call it .5%, a knee-jerk reaction to info facts saying russia is ready to send a daily -- a delegation to minsk for u.k. talks. the fight on going. let's get the reaction from the

we start our team coverage with natalie brand and washington. natalie, what can you tell us about the response to those scenes out of ukraine? >> reporter: lawmakers on capitol hill are remarking of the bravery of the ukrainian people. ukrainian officials say they are fighting this invasion on multiple fronts and they are asking the u.s. for more help, more support, and much tougher sanctions against russia. that call is also echoed by a bipartisan number of members of congress here on capitol hill. ukrainian soldiers were seen running through the streets of kyiv as russian forces entered the outskirts of the capital city. the defense ministry earned citizens to take shelter and prepare molotov cocktails and to take up arms to defend their city. ukrainian officials say they downed russian aircraft. president volodymyr zelenskyy says his country is left alone to defend itself. president biden held a virtual meeting with nato leaders friday morning, a day after announcing severe sanctions targeting russian banks and their families as well as high-

at the moment, natalie, natalie? yes, ma, am sorry about a german. thank you. o, my colleague, annie shadow forces had the opportunity to speak to a roderick case. rather he is a member of the german parliament for the opposition christian democrats and sits on the parliamentary a foreign affairs committee. the scenario that everyone feared has now happened. what was your response, what we thought when you heard the news? will i wasn't surprised. i only was surprised by the effectiveness and speed he did this. because in june last year, already he announced to re or to integrate not to reintegrate ukraine to russia. and has denied the right of existence of ukraine. so all the effort from the western side, since 2008 to avoid the membership of ukraine in nato, or to arm since 2040 to arm the ukraine were taken from putin as a sign of weakness. and therefore, we should read very carefully what he has uttered and edited the last months and years. germany has been very reluctant to give military support to ukraine. and is that something that she should now and will

good to talk to you, natalie. thank you - best. good to talk to you, natalie.mentioned, it is a busy week for earnings. we can't mention all the honours programme, but there are lots of detail on our website, so do take a look. it's national apprenticeship week in the uk. apprenticeships are entry leveljobs, which come with training, as well as pay. for some, it's more appealing than university. we caught up with one apprentice in south—east london, working on a project deep underground to improve electricity supply in the city. being on—site is amazing. as a 19—year—old, to see the scale of a project is unbelievable for me. the infrastructure and the technology they have got down there with a tunnel boring machines, it is incredible. i amjoshua nils, i am 19, from south london, and currently with national greg in an apprenticeship in project management. -- grid. i was at college studying general engineering for two years. i didn't know what i wanted to do at the end of that, i wanted to be proactive and i was looking for apprenticeships constantly. covid—19 di

sara. >> natalie, thanks so much for that report. we appreciate it. now as for what could be a refugee crisis, the u.n. estimates more than half a million people have already fled ukraine to safety. many of those are coming to poland and packing onto trains with only what they can carry. those who have made it out are hearing it's tougher for others to leave now. >> when we are crossing, there was maybe 100 to 200 person, but right now, it's maybe 3,000 person. >> chef and humanitarian chef brought his meals to the border. they are assisting chefs who were in odesa where fighting is underway. >>> richard blum the husband of senator diane feinstein has dined at age 86. he served on the uc board of reasonablents and developed economies at u.c. berkeley and ran and equity investment firm and worked to help people in the himalayas. senator feinstein says he was the man that replaced his divot in life that left things better then a found it. his generosity is an inspiration for many of us. >>> four people were injured in a shooting at a dave and busters in

and germany's most decorated winter olympian adds yet another gold medal to her tally natalie guys in bagdad has claimed her 3rd consecutive olympic title in the women singles lou. lou, i'm brent gov. it's good to have you with us. we begin here in berlin. we're french president emmanuel back crohn reached the last stop in his 2 days at high level high stakes shuttle diplomacy. aimed at reducing tensions between russia and the west over ukraine. macaroni joined polish president andre duda here in berlin for talks with german chance or olaf shoulds, who just returned from a wood on one in washington with u. s. president by it's been a busy few days. well, leaders as they engage in a diplomatic push affair to resolve the crisis on ukraine's boulders here under the leaders of germany, france and poland put on a defiant front in berlin. on tuesday. all the guidelines, m. a common goal is to prevent a war in europe, and the deployment of russian troops on the border with ukraine is very worrying. and our assessment here is very much the same as is our position here. this does it . and uncl

natalie? >> reporter: president biden says, with the new sanctions he announced today, every asset russia has in the u.s. will be frozen. he also announced new export controls to block access to high-tech imports into russia and the president announced additional u.s. troops will be headed to europe to bolster nato , as nato is scheduled to meet tomorrow to discuss next steps. by land about your, russian military forces continue to advance their invasion of ukraine, which began late wednesday night. the pentagon says russia fired roughly 100 missiles in the initial phase, targeting ukraine's military and structure and highly populated residential areas. >> putin shows this war, and now he and his country will bear the consequences. >> reporter: after meetings with his national security team and g-7 worldliness, president biden unveiled what he describes as unprecedented sanctions against russia. >> we estimate it will cut off more than half of fresh's high- tech imports. it will strike a blow

natalie brand live on capitol hill with the latest. natalie? >> reporter: here on capitol hill, a lot of lawmakers have been remarking about the bravery and resolve of the ukrainian people. officials in ukraine and also members of congress have been calling for additional support to ukraine, as well as much tougher sanctions against russia. today, the white house and european allies took an additional step of sanctioning russian president putin himself. blasts shook kyiv friday as russian forces continue to advance on the capital. russians have been slowed down by a resisting ukrainian military bolstered by citizen volunteers. but new satellite images show a large deployment of russian ground troops and helicopters in belarus near ukraine's borders. nato says it is activating its response force, marking the first time it will be used for collective security. thousands more u.s. and allied troops make their way to the eastern flanks. >> there is no doubt about nato's readiness to defend. >> reporter: the biden administration announced it is movi

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. [theme music] million americans under some sort of weather alert. plus calling out the russians. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> vladimir putin is not pulling back. >> we continue to see critical units moving toward the border, not away from the border. >> and now a russian report alleges mass graves that the u.s. warns could be a pretext for a russian invasion >>> the cdc now loosening the rules. >> we want to give people a break from things like mask wearing. >>> the new metrics they use and

i'm craig melvin, and i'm natalie morales. this is dateline. >> if you admit that she's never coming home, it's like you're admitting defeat, or that she's dead. >> a hardworking wife, a loving mother, a woman that complicated love life. >> she was having affairs. >> they were in those same office areas, they some time -- >> kathy was trying to break out the relationship. >> now the secret was out, replaced by a mystery. >> she never returned for lunch. >> we did consider that her husband made known that she was having an affair. >> where was? she >> there were no. answers >> nearly 30 years, 60 investigators, and it all kept coming back to one elusive suspect. >> he just very commonly said, i know how to get rid of a body, so it would never ever be found. >> him, some -- >> it was basically an hour never situation. >> hello, welcome to dateline. when kathy had cole disappeared, police didn't know if they are dealing with a missing person case or cold-blooded murder. with little evidence to go on, the investigation grew cold.

natalie, _ be so much more. it's going to be fascinating. natalie, melinda, - be so much more.ill be back with more papers on tuesday night. good night. good evening. football's world governing body fifa has suspended russian football clubs and national teams from participating in any of their competitions and those of uefa after the country's invasion of ukraine. it means the russian men's team will not play their world cup play—off matches next month and the women's team have been banned from this summer's euro 2022 competition. this comes after fifa was accused of not going far enough on sunday when it announced that russia could continue playing as football union of russia with a ban on its flag and anthem at matches. the international olympic committee heaped pressure on football by recommending an international event ban for athletes from russia and belarus. the british olympic association has now added its voice to the chorus, demanding the immediate exclusion of russia and belarus from international sport. this comes after the international olympic committee recommended

natalie brand looks at how u.s. lawmakers are taking on the crisis. >> i wish almost every day i could wake up and have her with me. >> reporter: martha thomas lost her daughter, ella, to suicide in 2018. she was just 24 years old, the older sister of nfl player solomon thomas. >> there is still so much six stigma surrounding suicide and suicide prevention and mental health. and if we don't talk about it, it's not going to get better. >> reporter: the family says it turned pain into purpose, founded the nonprofit, the defensive line, aimed at ending youth suicide. l's father, chris thomas, appeared on video at a health subcommittee. >> we will work to ensure what happened to ella doesn't happen to others. >> reporter: psychiatrists say the pandemic has exacerbating problems that were already a crisis level, not only depression and anxiety, but also substance abuse. >> the national survey on substance abuse showed that disorders fully doubled in 2020 from pre-pandemic 2019 data, a 100% increase. >> reporter: the cdc'

. >>> let's get to natalie brand, live in washington, d.c. with the very latest for us. good evening. >> reporter: let's start with that announcement about the new sanctions. president biden says the additional sanctions against russia's largest banks will have the impact of freezing all of their assets inside the u.s. he also announced new export controls, and the white house saying, calling these some of those significant and impactful sanctions that the u.s. has taken. they say the goal is to make russia's invasion of ukraine a strategic failure. ukrainian officials say russian forces have taken control of the chernobyl power plant hours after launching its invasion. the pentagon says russia has already fired roughly 100 missiles targeting ukraine's military infrastructure and highly populated residential areas. >> putin chose this war, and now he and his country will bear the consequences. >> reporter: after meetings with his national security team, and g-7 world leaders, president biden unveiled what he describes as unprecedented sanctions against russia. >> we esti

no >> welcome back to "dateline. " i'm natalie morales.very. his pontiac, which had been missing, showed up in an alley and had been listed online for sale. after questioning a parade of career criminals connected to the vehicle, detectives learned the person behind the car sale was someone close to randy. they were bound by blood, almost all of it bad. once again, here's keith morrison with "the secret keepers. " >> families can be such a fascinating little study, can't they? most are warm, protective, loving. but randy baker's family? well, consider this. the person who gave randy baker's car to those criminal bottom feeders was none other than his big sister, carol. >> she had received the car within about two hours of randy's murder. >> she's got to be involved in this somehow. >> right. >> how did carol baker get her dead brother's car? investigators didn't know, but they had reached at least one conclusion. >> carol's little simple. >> she had a little trouble keeping up with things. >> yeah, she seemed to answer questions okay, but

i am natalie morales, thanks for watching.e. >> she did not deserve this. to kill someone, over months, and months and months. there are a lot of ways to kill someone, but i have never seen anything like this. >> a devastating mystery illness. >> she was in a lot of pain, excruciating pain. >> this is all i wanted. >> she looks like a zombie? >> like a zombie.

. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> hello, 911. >> i think there's a body out here. please send somebody, hurry. >> they had the body of a young woman who matched the description of reagan, and i just kept saying, that has to be wrong. >> who would want to hurt reagan, investigators would start with those closest to her. >> is your gut telling you as many as someone she knew? >> we were figuring it was probably somebody she knew, an ex-boyfriend, current boyfriend. >> but miles away, a string of alarming encounters. >> he had a knife. he put it to any neck. >> i heard a voice say, "don't turn around or i'll shoot." >> this is somebody that wanted to be evil. >> could there be a connection to reagan's murder, the answer would leave an entire city infuriated. >> how the heck does this happen. how does this happen. >> they could have connected the dots way sooner. >> the system failed reagan terribly. >> i think it's out

natalie brand is live from washington, d.c. with new intelligence that would directly contradict president putin. >> reporter: that's right, ryan. the biden administration says it is watching out for what has been described as a false flag operation. a tactic that could be used by russia as an excuse to invade, or attack ukraine. meanwhile, vice president harris and the secretary of state will be headed to munich, germany, tomorrow, to attend a security conference as the u.s. and european leaders also try to keep the hope of a diplomatic solution alive. >> reporter: the u.s. warns a russian invasion of ukraine could happen at any time, even as russia releases video claiming it is pulling back troops. >> the russians have engaged in a great deal of propaganda and disinformation on this very question. >> reporter: the biden administration and nato say they have not seen real signs of de-escalation, but to the contrary, some troops moving closer to the border. >> russia has amassed an invasion force on the borders of ukraine, at t

i am natalie morales, thanks for watching. morales, thanks fo>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> she did not deserve this. to kill someone, over months, and months and months. there are a lot of ways to kill someone, but i have never seen anything like this. >> a devastating mystery illness. >> she was in a lot of pain, excruciating pain. >> this is all i wanted. >> she looks like a zombie? >> like a zombie. >> i knew that she was gone. >> what was happening to this young mom? >> so, when you are seeing this. >> we are like oh my gosh. someone said, could this be a poison? >> this is the kind of stuff that was used by russian kgb agents. >> who in the right mind would even think of this? >> you need to search those computers, search those phones. >> this is being done to her on purpose, she is in danger. >> this evil came into our lives. how could this be? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to dateline. -- loved to ride, and was hardwired to go the extra mile with everything that she did. then, suddenly,

i'm craig melvin, and i'm natalie morales.it's like you're admitting defeat, or that she's dead. >> a hardworking wife, a loving mother, a woman that complicated love life. >> she was having affairs. >> they were in those same office areas, they some time -- >> kathy was trying to break out the relationship. >> now the secret was out,

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " anytime a child goes missing, it's a scary thing. you know there is evil out there. >> first, michella. >> it was terrifying. >> then, jenni. >> bloodhounds came. police were there. >> this is a little girl that was doing nothing more than riding her bicycle in a park. >> two young girls taken. >> the similarities. blonde, blue-eyed, riding a bike. >> somebody who is targeting young girls. >> exactly. >> as a little kid, it definitely scared the heck out of me. >> she was a girl, then, too. solving these mysteries became her mission. >> so how many names did you have? >> about 2,300 names. >> could cutting-edge technology crack an ice-cold case? >> i was like, no way. >> i believe in the devil, and people that don't believe in the devil, i think, they're in for a big surprise. >> hello and welcome to "dateline. " michella and jenni were just like most kids their age. they loved riding bikes, and playing outdoors. the fun-loving girls didn't know each other.

i'm natalie brand at the white house. how the u.s. and european allies are trying to deter further escalation. >>> good afternoon. i'm sara donchey. >>> our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, first alert weather day. a freeze warning and the potential for rain and lightning. a dusting of snow in the south bay. the big story everywhere has to be the cold. people are bundled up across the bay area. san francisco, marin county, and walnut creek seen here. paul heggen joining us with more details. we are not used to this, paul. >> the coldest weather still ahead of us. we are still in the mode where we are tracking showers. we had a cloud to ground lightning strike near tracy. what we are seeing is producing shower activity, train, but there has been hail embedded. it will be drifting to the south. brief heavy downpours with this. these haven't been big rainmakers. after 6 1/2 weeks of dry weather, we take every drop we can get. any threat out of the showers will be potential for small hail in a couple of cloud to gro

. >> starting next tuesday natalie will be able to remove her mask indoors according to the state's new health measure. her daughter on the other hand. >> ideal world none of us would have to be wearing masks. limit have to continue to wear one while in school. >> she is -- okay with it. and i'm okay with it. >> we need to have the kids still wearing masks until those numbers are down further. >> tonight local health experts say the state is making the right move to keep the mask mandate in place on public transportation jails and in schools. though numbers are declining the united states remains in a surge. >> let's hurry very slowly in this process. >> question should be going off data rather than dates. >> stanford doctor advises the state look at the removal of masks in schools in a couple of weeks if cases continue to drop. in the meantime he said schools should use this opportunity to make classrooms safer including improving ventilation. >> we have had a long time now to get -- to make schools safer. there's a lot of crowding with in classrooms and ventilation isn't up to standar

natalie was talkin: prisoner of war camp. natalie was talking about _ prisoner of war camp. was talking about the weapons that i prisoner of war camp. natalie was | talking about the weapons that can supply by other european countries, it is flooding into the country. how difficult logistically is it when the russians had the air cover to get that from the board to where it is needed in these two big cities? it is very difficult, because regardless of whether these are nato vehicles, nato equipment, as soon as they go into an ukraine they are going to be a target for russian aircraft. you saw the pictures of the long russian convoy of three miles long, that is just the target environment for a couple of aeroplanes. it shows the total air superiority russians have at this point, so the answer is move at night, grievance small dispersed movements, but they have to give that to the ukraine fighters. what that to the ukraine fighters. what su ort that to the ukraine fighters. what support both _ that to the ukraine fighters. what support both the _ that to the ukraine fighters.

natalie, big welcome to you.d to have you here and want to ask how you read this message coming out of germany and its government today. does it signal to you that they could indeed ban russia from s.w.i.f.t., and if so, how effective would that be? >> thank you for having me. i think that banning russia from s.w.i.f.t. is imminent. i think most of the european countries have come around to it. the ukrainian diplomats have been working day and night to get there, and i think the last piece of the puzzle is the united states at this point. but that said, i tend to agree that it's incredibly important. it's psychologically very important for the ukrainian people to know this has happened, but i think we need to continue with even more on the financial side. in particular, sanctioning -- full sanctions blocking the central bank of russia with immediate sanctions. >> before i get to other things, let me just ask you how crippling sanctioning s.w.i.f.t. would be. i mean, can you give us examples of things? i'm going t

natalie brand reports. >>> atop a crane 150 feet high near the white house, man yell oliver who lostd a message to the president. the father of victim joaquin theaydeand stf nneour were killed. later oliver climbed down from the crane and was temporarily taken into custody by local police. patricia oliver who traveled with her husband to washington says her family wants to see action. >> i would like to see changes that improve our safety. >> reporter: recently there's been an uptick in gun violence at schools in the u.s. according to "education week," there were at least ten incidents this year killing or injuring 19 people. in 2021, 34 shootings were reported with more than a dozen people killed. president biden released a statement saying he mourns with the parkland families and has called on congress to pass gun safety legislation and additional funding for programs aimed at reducing violent crime. groups of students also called for change as they demonstrated outside the white house. >> we have to live with this because you never know when a real lockdown drill is going to happe

natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill pill urine >>> today's u.s. troop deployment is separate from 8500 personnel who are put on heightened alert last week. the pentagon says those trips remain ready to move if called upon. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 streaming on cbs news bay area , why b.a.r.t. is celebrating today with toilet paper. >>> a dog being h■ailed hero. how this puppy named bullet stepped in to save a store clerk in the middle of a gun battle. >>> now at 3:00, a reporter stream assignment. after more than two decades, a b.a.r.t. restroom and separate san francisco is back open. we explain the extended closure. >> reporter: the bathroom at the powell street station has been closed since 9/11, but e prioritizing their needs. this is video of the ribbon- cutting ceremony without the ribbon. instead they used toilet paper. they thought it would be more appropriate to use this to mark the occasion. they are using an environmental design, all tender others with l.e.d. writing, and that touchless sink is located outside. it's accessible for thos

. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was trying to determine what shen. you know, clothing. and he got real quiet and whispered and he said, "red blood." chills up and down my spine because i thought, wow, this kid saw this. >> a little boy witnessed something terrifying the night his mother vanished. >> it just was ripping my heart. >> he was so traumatized. >> everybody's life changed that night. everybody's did. >> what had happened to his mom? >> i still wake up in the middle of the night. >> haunted for more than two decades, he would make a chilling discovery that would unlock this mystery. >> now you know the whole story. >> yes, sir. everything kind of clicked. >> it's just so unbelievable. >> i knew he was telling his mom's story. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "dateline. " aaron fraser was only 3 years old when his mom left the house, never to be seen or heard from again. police soon learned that aaron may have witnessed the unspeakable, the murder of his own mother. the boy would become a man before the whole truth was revealed. and though mem

natalie brand, cbs news, the >>>t heggen standing byth r eternally wa focast. is thatetery dry e en ermoh without measurable rainfall in the bay area. breezy conditions in the hills tonight. the elevated fire threat will still be with us. not as bad as august or september, but still something to keep an eye on. record high temperatures in the forecast once again on thursday, even a few degrees warmer than today, and the dry streak does continue. today makes 33 straight days without rain measured in downtown san francisco. it has been more than 40 days for downtown san jose. the record is 46 days. the rainy season record is 60 days. there are some hints of moisture in the relay long- range data, to make weeks out, so hopefully we will avoid setting the rainy season record. it will be breezy through the rest of tonight. the strongest gusts will be in the higher elevations of the north bay, but there will be higher gusts right along the coast, going downhill to half moon bay. 50 mike prendergast early today. it won't be that strong tomorrow morning, and elsewhere

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natalie brand with cbs news, the white house. >> before you go, i was wondering, do we know how many americans are in ukraine right now? >> reporter: the administration really can't give us a definitive number and that is because not all americans have to register with the u.s. embassy in ukraine. of those registered according to the state department, more than 6000 americans in ukraine. when you take into account the additional folks who are not registered, may not be registered, that number could go more than 20,000 according to sources. >> wow. thank you for that update. we will continue to follow the story closely. >>> studentsclosures walked out and took vitamins to the doorstep of district leaders. chopper 5 capturing hundreds of students at headquarters, they march from different schools but they came with the same message, it came after the board voted to close 11 schools, two will close at the end of this year and all week, teachers and students have pushed back against the plan. >> if you do this, your turning your back on black and brown students, continually perpetuating

natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >>> canada is the largest trading partner. accounting for about 3% of the nation's gross domestic product. >>> now to the coronavirus, california's test possist rate is still creeping down. it's now at 8.6%. that's down from 3 point 6 last week. and a drop of about a third. hours from now, more covid restrictions will go away. at midnight, the county willy relieve. covid numbers are down in states across the country, starting to drop their mask mandates. today, new york dropped most of its mask mandates. and several other states are following suit. along with illinois, nevada, oregon starting next wednesday. >>> hopes to get kids vaccinated as soon as possible. the cdc wants 10 million covid doses rate. it would be for whenever they vaccinate for children under age 5. that will be ahead next month. >>> and streaming cbs bay area. arson fire at a homeless camp. the tense situation, prompting sausalito to declare a state of emergency. >>> and bart has been struggling to lure back riders. the bleak outlook, as it tries to bounce

cbs reporter natalie brand on the tough talk from the white house. >> reporter: the president says this is an initial round of sanctions against russia, targeting to lungs banks, it's sovereign debt, and several oligarchs in the white house are prepared to go even further if russia continues to escalate. >> this is the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine. >> reporter: president biden laid out an initial round of swift and severe sanctions after russian president vladimir putin recognized two separatist regions of ukraine is independent and authorized russian forces to move in. >> we are implementing full blocking sanctions on two large russian financial institutions. we've cut off russia's government from western financing. >> reporter: the european union is also working forward with initial economic sanctions, and in a significant move, germany announced it will halt the $11 billion norge stream 2 pipeline that would've moved national gas from russia to germany. >> every indication is that russia continues to plan for a full-scale attack on ukraine. >> reporter: to folder ulster

natalie brand has more. >> reporter: the u.s.s climate change a threat to national security. >> this is a national emergency problem that needs to be addressed. >> reporter: the army is detailing its new strategy to adapt, calling for a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, with an ultimate goal of zero emissions in 2050. as part of that goals include creating an all-electric non-tactical or noncombat fleet by 2035 and fully electric tactical vehicles by 2050. >> when it comes to tactical vehicles, we need to work with industry and with academia to develop the technologies we need. >> reporter: the army also aims to reduce emissions from its bases. officials broke ground on a self-contained energy grid at ft. hunter liggett in california, and they're expanding renewable energy sources like this solar farm at ft. stewart in georgia. how quickly the army can implement the strategy will depend on new technology and how to pay for it. >> i will be watching first of all to see what's in the fiscal '23 budget and whether t

now, back to "dateline." ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "dateline," i'm natalie morales.iser pam vermillion had been gunned down in her office. detectives wand wondered if it was professional. they discovered each of the men under investigation had something to hide and one in particular was withholding crucial information about the night pam was killed. here again is keith morrison with "before midnight." >> police investigating the murder of pam zimmerman now had a short list, her fiancee scott, her client eldin and a third man her ex-husband kirk. some of her relatives are convinced kirk should have been the first, maybe the only name on that legs. >> she would always say, if anything had ever happened to her, he should be a person to look at. >> you kind of wonder when you say a thing like that. >> you wonder, oh, c'mon, you don't really mean that? >> did you say that to her? >> she was like, no, i mean it. >> so in the hour after the ex-wife's murder, kirk zimmerman spent a lot of time with officers. he answered them calmly, not once did he ask for an attorney. when

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i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. m natali.ou for watching >>> welcome to the show, i'm zerlina maxwell. as we near the end of the first week of black history month, i find myself thinking a lot about fulton county georgia district attorney fani willis. not every single day that you get to investigate a former president of the united states, or his alleged efforts to intimidate an election official and overturn an entire state's election results but that's exactly what is the predicament that willis finals herself in today. she is one of three prosecutors trump sicced his mob

natalie brand is keeping an eye on the latest. >> reporter: president biden and germany's new chancellor scholz stressed a united response in addressing the standoff at the russian border. >> today, we discussed our close cooperation, develop strong package of sanctions, and clearly demonstrating international resolve and oppose swift and severe consequences if russia violates ukraine's sovereignty. >> reporter: another key topic, the nord stream to pipeline to transport natural gas from russia directly to germany. >> the notion that nord stream two would go forward, with an invasion is just not going to happen. >> reporter: after meeting with his eu counterparts, secretary of state antony blinken said they are working to protect europe from any disruptions. >> we're talking governments and major producers around the world about their production capacity. >> reporter: officials still don't believe putin has made a decision but he said it is clear the pieces are in place to act quickly if he does decide to invade ukraine. >> reporter: satellite images show russian troops in belarus are 30

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cbs news reporter natalie brand begins our coverage live from washington. >> this comes as we've heard bipartisan calls from congress as well as in ukraine, for much tougher sanctions against russia and the russian president. and as you mentioned, ukraine's president zelensky saying he fears that tonight could be the hardest night, the toughest battle for the people in ukraine. >> reporter: blasts shook key have friday as russian forces continued to advance on ukraine's capital. a senior u.s. defense official says the russians have been slowed down by a resistant ukrainian military bolstered by citizen volunteers. >> the russians are not, in every case, making the progress that they thought they were going to make. >> reporter: new satellite images show a large deployment of russian ground troops and helicopters in belarus, ukraine's borders. >> in a metal of days we could see the capitol fall. >> reporter: nato says it's activating its response force, marking the first time it will be used for collective security. thousands more u.s. and allied troops make their way to the eastern fla

. >> it all started when 33 year-old natalie wilkins facebook account was hacked after attempting to her account. facebook disabled it facebook then also disabled a count of her twin sisters. stephanie castillo, after providing proof of their identities, stephanie had her account restore while natalie relies on social media to connect with their clients is waiting to find out what happens last year. u.s. consumers lost 700, 70 million dollars in social media scams. >> and that wraps up kron. 4 news tonight at 6 o'clock. have a good evening. we'll see you tomorrow night. and coming up at 8 o'clock grant and vicki, we'll have the latest news for you. have a nice night tonight. (burke) with farmers auto multi-policy discount, the more policies you have with us, the more you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer coverage for a whole l

natalie pirks, bbc news.has cast further doubt on the future of the metropolitan police commissioner, dame cressida dick. he says she has "days and weeks" to show him she can tackle problems within the force, and restore public trust. the comments follow a highly critical report which found evidence of racism, sexism and misogyny in parts of the force. the met has apologised, but nine of the 12 officers involved in sending offensive messages are still in the force. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. it's been nearly a year. the devastating murder of sarah everard by a serving police officer was a crisis for the met. we have been rocked. then, week after week, with accusation after accusation, a picture emerged of a police force with a culture problem, headed by a commissioner some believe can't fix it. now the mayor of london has ramped up the pressure. my expectation is that the next time i see her i want to see what her response is to the examples not of one officer, of 1a officers being in

there was 3 or will it was hit, natalie and i knew you well. com. they will in my windows rosin and matt on the now rosalind may have shifts in mid of the day, but yes, can they have me? and i mean, you shall go. so just to be reserved, but it's useless info. so a little to put a different company that'll put in your vote. i mean, i would, plus it would take you somebody take the photo for sure you had a plus angela opinions little fish of the both the shapiro legible. wish it just a little live in a pushing generally, you know, but it is completely up to the so deluka will make us the son of us through shows them in may 2004. the very cove neurotic published a report that revealed financial interference by western countries in the internal politics of ukraine. in july 2004. the u. s. house of representatives adopted resolution number 336, which gave a negative assessment to the political situation in ukraine. usually this means a bern notice on the opposite side. in september 2004, the u. s. senate passed a resolution ordering the executive branch

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natalie bennett, so potentially less leverage to get him out. so he could be here for some considerable time. he has parliamentary immunity and his presence here is exceedingly provocative for palestinians who live here combined with all that we have the 2 very important jewish jewish and islamic religious periods coming up passover and ramadan. and also, as i say, the potential for this family to be evicted next month. so it's not the sorts of scenes yet that we saw last april in may, but certainly tension is building. natalie bennett is in bahrain on the 1st official visit. bon is ready, prime minister, the golden state normalize relations with israel in 2020, through a us broken agreement. that abraham, of course, israel and bahrain signed a security corporation agreement earlier this month. partly out of shared concerns of iraq. turkey's president is in the united arab emirates for the 1st time in nearly a decade. president rush, a typo to one, is being hosted by the crown prince of abbey. mom had been side nottingham, turkey in the u. s. e.

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