jenna and tim were first grade teachers in connecticut when they first met nate., born with sickle cell anemia, he lost both of hes legs, left arm, and several fingers. >> when i first met nate, he was in a wheelchair, super smart, and one of the best readers in class. >> he was always a really nice, sweet boy. >> when nate needed emergency surgery, jenna spent time with him in the hospital and learned from social workers nate's situation at home wasn't ideal and she offered to be his foster parent. >> he said he wanted to come live with me. we were so excited and i started crying. >> tim, jenna's then boyfriend, was fully onboard with the idea. soon after, the couple married. nate was the ring bearer. >> it changed our life in every way, but in the most beautiful way. >> then, last fall, nate was officially adopted by jenna and tim. >> why are we all here today? >> for my adoption. >> his, like, light was just bursting through. >> the riccios welcomed a baby girl a year ago. nate now 10 years old a loving big brother. >> our family is complete and i could not ima

tonight --ht tina feyer comedian, nate bargatze, an all new "closer look" featuring the 8g band with brecher. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now, if you don't mind, we're gonna get to the news. president biden had his annual physical today at walter reid. doctors say he is fit as a fiddle, specifically this 300-year-old stradivarius. [ light laughter ] that's right president biden today had his annual physical and i think fox news messed with his eye chart [ laughter ] it wouldn't count. wouldn't be legally binding. according to a new report, top democrats privately think that president biden is too old for re-election but worry that his decision not to run would cause chaos in the democratic party. you guys didn't see this coming? we elected a half finished game of jenga and now - [ laughter ] you're all saying, "oh, everybody move your drinks!" [ light laughter ] president biden spoke today about the aerial objects shot down by the military said biden, "the american peo

will not be enough to help the folks like nate? >> no. it probably will not pay for all the properties on the livelihoods and medical monitoring for all of these individuals. what i do hope is that they are not expecting that even if they do get that kind of small assistance to a resident that they don't make them sign away all their rights to the future recovery. that is always a worry that we have. so, you know, cash like that could really help. but not if it is strings attached. >> you are telling me also just the amount of response that had to show up in terms of the fire department, the fire trucks, that alone could eat up much of that $1 million. >> i was stunned to learn. i was talking to city officials over the last couple of days. and 90 fire departments were needed to come on scene. not a big surprise with the size of this fire. to work on the fire for days and days. we have now learned that all of that fire equipment as well as the firefighters radios and the police departments radios, they need to be replaced because of the co

congratulations, nate. >>> we are counting down to the 65th grammy awards on sunday.t live on paramount plus. nichelle medina has a preview and explains why history could be made. ♪ back now ♪ >> reporter: it's music's biggest night, and this year it's a battle of two vocal powerhouses. beyonce and adele will go head-to-head in several top grammy categories like album of the year. >> a lot of people really want beyonce to finally get her flowers from the grammys in a top category, which she hasn't done. >> reporter: beyonce adds nine nominations to her grammy resume and could make history. >> if she wins four, she'll break the record for most grammy wins ever. >> reporter: other leading artists up for awards include kendrick lamar, brandi carlile and harry styles. ♪ as it was ♪ >> reporter: it could also be a big night for country music and stars like maren morris will face veterans like willie nelson and dolly parton. >> the country contingent of the grammys really likes to favor the old guard in a lot of ways. >> reporter: this year the show is back in los angeles w

actually, i think that also there is a broader plan to sacrifice all. nate, nate, those eastern members, 1st, the baltic states. unfortunately, many people are eager to go to war with russia there or i don't know, this is, this is really very my friends. i lived in poland for 10 years. i know. and the mind said, but i recognize that he go that his well being. and another thing i have to learn a bit better book was mentioned here because the greens have something about going into into, into war you know, into war adventures because it was your fish. in 1999 from the green bark, the leader at the time who was the strongest advocate of bombing of the nato, russia against serbia, montenegro, or federal republic of yugoslavia as it was called back. then i also would like to remind her to remind you that actually the recommend everybody there is a wonderful book and a movie. it is golden german eddie. see that adopt look was back and it is about cooper waking up in 2014 in the middle of berlin. film film is brilliant, but what he wanted wanted. so he says that he doesn't like the a of the, he

so my question is a, is there a deadline for nate? i mean, not a, an official deadline, but it will it be, will it cost the problem for nato? if turkey does not complete certification process till vilnius summit and in addition to that, it turkey objects, sweden's application mainly on terrorism related issues. and you also emphasize that turkey has legitimate concerns on this if there is an issue there. so how this fight against terrorism issue will be discussed in a wellness summit at same are considered a condo switching under constant a except so do not mix them. can cushman is the single in connecticut variable calendar univision, a voted on them with addition, andrea rush through them joining in view. has there been a new so michael system position now has been on her remains the time has come to ratify both finan and as written on make them full members of our lines. they have both made her big steps since we signed the. i don't memorandum entry in unless written, entered in in july at the nato summit in madrid last year. and t

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and we're facing the big draught in the west, not just utah but the entire west and researchersest nate is the worst 20-weir draught in the last 20 years and fortunately there's good know pact this year and we had a opportunity thanks to the speaker of the house and it was his idea and we took ore legislators on a black hawk helicopter over the great salt lakes and a bird's eye view of what was happening and the past 12 conservation bill and that was last year. right now we're until the middle of our legislative session and we're on pace to get probably more than $500 million again this year so $1 billion total in water conservation funding with a significant portion of that dedicated to the great great water and the water level is up over a foot, much more than last year and we're working to get water rights for the lake so that we can get that water to the end of the realm. >> that's good news. this water will be a challenge around the country, around the globes and we're not immune from that and don't have nearly the acute issues you've had out west and a very light precipitation win

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auster ukraine secured those pledges of nate, modern main battle tanks. it hasn't, didn't i set it sites on the skies. and ukraine said it needs modern fighter jets in order to fend off these russian attacks. no ukraine's defense minister was 1st in the building as far as i could see this morning and he came in wearing a suit and out of a suit pocket. he produced a piece of cloth with a design of a fighter jet on it. i asked him if this top of your wish list today, he gave me a wry smile and a shrug. then he was asked, or where do you expect to get these fighter jets from which country? and he simply said, from the sky, know whether or not there is some sort of a deal in the works. he would not be drawn or not ukraine presidents. lensky was here in brussels last we can. he hinted that there might indeed be some deal coming up. he said that he had heard some readiness from some country so far. the response from nature, nations, to that request for fighter jets has been know whether that means no, never or no, not yet. will. that remains to be seen. it's wo

nate foye is live in the new york city newsroom with the details. what happened, nate?ough to say right now. a big part is because her autopsy is spending. here is what we know this morning. the 42 swimming champion was already dead when she arrived at that clinic in st. john. police are now trying to figure out what happened in the hours before that. police say her boyfriend left a bar just after midnight the morning of her death. he then found her shortly after unresponsive on the floor of their shared apartment. police say he brought her to the hospital with a friend where staff indicated she was suffering from cardiac arrest. the u.s. virgin islands police department released a statement reading in part hospital staff rendered cpr but the female died. she was originally from new hampshire and competed in multiple swimming competitions for the united states after a very successful high school and college career. she won gold in the pan pacific champion schist and usa swimming tells fox news usa swimming is saddened to hear of her passing. jamie was a proud member of

and then of course, moving on into central asia with georgia and you know, media as it by john nate. it was just an inexorable expansion machine. but the one thing they don't ever want is to hold referendums because they don't really do very well in referendums. they absolutely refused to hold a referendum in montenegro because they knew they would lose it. and then in macedonia, they held a referendum, but obviously not enough. people showed up that referendum should have been cancelled. but he said they said ok, that's fine. that's good enough for us. so master the donia was rename northern macedonia and was co opted into later george. what about that? ok, let's just i mean that was very interesting. by the way, let's get back to fin and sweeten for a moment. finland's prime minister is still holding onto the hope that both scandinavian countries can join nato to gather, but it seems the defense minister. well, might be ready to go. it alone when push comes to shove, what do you think the decision is going to be for finland? and sweden, i think finland were joined separately becaus

so nate or me, it's lovely to call the paper tiger laundry. it is true, it will not be able to come back a large combined arms operation design or defeat the peer irrational, which is appear. in fact, some times in the field says above the pure level of care and they will get back to me. there is, if there's ration there, they stand up where existence of nate go, which for the last 30 years, whatever they want to say was in the search over newsroom. and they will find enough enemy, they have the animal. now what the problem with the fact that they say these are all the ads, right? so just be point this, they get a point, this, any desire to at back. you can capture it and do something else, correct? a mistake or the ready where it just made that space here. and we can see already how volt european union is beginning show us cracked made but will wall. so let me give the last the last 50 seconds to karen. karen, i have a prediction here. russia will rail on the battlefield. it will dictated terms, but you know what western leads and their clien

as for this specific cyber attack on subnet of all nate or units, they themselves are to blame. hearing stolen burst squeals means a lot. it means we hid them where it hearts, 18 native cloud servers have been taken out of service. they want to use the 4th article. there is no ammunition since ukraine has gobbled up old the reserves. or for more of late as you can check, our website r t dot com will be back in 30 minutes. with more we'll see that ah, for the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been trashed with a very modern weapon cancelled culture delayed as it one. the glad was cecile mala, so rudolph in when william frog it just missed that in a minute. that would preclude the phrase now particularly refers to cancelling russian culture yet. uh no was equally up of see what was good because it has yet to william. my folks who are when she will be on that is charlie mozilla. that'll work the most. alyssa bridge, haven't m e. normally what russia has created over the past 1200 years has now questions, partially condemned, reviled, and rejected. to sort of lying in you

the east china normal university says that nate, those exploiting the conflicts and ukraine. nato is opposed in part because nato is a military organization, one that's led above all by the united states. now the culture of u. s. military is always oriented towards fighting. there's an institutional aggressiveness that only understands one way forward. and this is doubly true here because nato is exploiting this conflict. to expand and waste, previously unimagined was soaring budget's prestige. empower that behind all of this is a u. s. g o strategic game, one that wants to reinforce it's a gemini, over europe, knock russia down, and then leverage those gains if realised against china. anti china, hawks and nato are nothing new. that said, the nato chief appears sympathetic. it seems to washington's ongoing efforts to expand nato to confront china a given his recent trips to asia. i don't think the e u in an absolute sense is opposed to peace. the rhetoric i'm saying from e u and european national politicians, aside from a for a few including i think mc wrong, who i think is slowly c

we're simply keeping the world's main aggressor, nate at gunpoint, and some times we're far accurate shots and their hats. previously were careful not to fall full of need of 4th article and self defense and not to unleash a conflict due to our cyber attacks. as for this specific cyber attack on the subnet, all native unit was they themselves arguably here in stoughton, but squeals means a lot. it means we hid them where it parties, 18 native cloud servers have been taken out of service. the want to use them for an article. there is no ammunition since ukraine has doubled older reserves. gordon wilson's roles of em all on any of those stories as well as all the latest of days r t dot com is your place to go on. it's peter scott and i'll be back at the top of the hour with all of today's top stories. thanks for watching. ah ah, for the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been trashed with a very modern weapon. cancel culture. really desert one l'aquila was sheffield milo . so little in wembley fraud. kit chesney said in a minute that would preclude the phrase now part

now our 1st one, nate, so is planning to use commercial satellites for spy purposes. nicknamed akila. the orbital fleets is aimed at providing support for the u. s. laid organizations, military missions. now, it comes out. russia has accused the west of launching another armed race in space . earlier my colleagues, re sushi on rachel blevins talked through developments. eto is now advertising their plans for spy satellites, which they say are all about data collection and really streamlining their data sharing for the entire nato alliance. now what's notable about this plan is that it will involve around 16 nato member states as well as finland and sweden, even though they're not officially part of the alliance that we've heard from nato . in recent years, they've complained about russia and china and space. the alliances that they're concerned about being as they put it restricted in outer space, but they're justifying this new plan by saying that it all comes back to the space policy that they adopted back in 2019. now, as all of this is happening, we've also heard from nato secreta

circumvention of the european sanctions by the 3rd countries and do the nato said that they general ho nate until will help moldova, to secure its defense against russia. so we are in our section packages, we are increasing our the measures to make sure that they are neither loopholes nor a so convention. ah, we have a sanctions envoy, david sullivan, who is, are traveling to different search countries are to reinforce, ah, the message that any kind of um, circumvention of sanctions will have consequences for example. or we have included in our sanctions packages, the possibility to list persons or entities that are even from 3rd countries that are circumventing the sanctions by exporting goods from or employed inwards to 3rd countries from the european union and then bringing them to russia. and so she are increasingly, we are giving a very clear message this, this will not be tolerated, and this will have consequences on law. oh, of course we are concerned when we see, oh, are the challenges they face are? and that said by, it's going to be a consequence of the war or in ukraine thermal n

support for you membership and no more than 86 percent of the credits or the countries question to nate or even more supportive question to the union union. so we are very happy about the summit of seeking place in cuba. definitely sounds a strong signal that you is together with you as supporting us as a. 3 you, commissioner, president of underlines words today that the future of the use being decided in ukraine today. they really signs an unprecedented signal of sports. and we are very grateful for this that we're not alone in this fight against russia. you member states chosen to support us on our quest for freedom and that you is synonymous with freedom. you is really, it's a symbol of what we aspire to, to be free of the russian empire and authoritarian regime. so today's summit in cuba definitely sounds a strong signal that they use ordering ukrainians. and are vladimir putin has presided over the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the soviet victory over german forces at the battle of stalingrad stalingrad, which today is known as vulgar grant. he criticized germany for hel

now, but of course nate was goal is to help the ukrainian forces switch to nato standards including the air force. and we also have to assume that eventually ukraine will run out of their soviet era jets they are using right now about for now we also have to stressed at some allies are very cautious they say day wouldn't like to see the fighter jets being used to attack the russian territory and it also points to the fact that the whole matter is very complicated. we are speaking here about very complex weapons systems. and the question is, will they be able to be maintained and repaired in ukraine? so no decision has been made yet, but the discussion is still ongoing. now, how much of a concern are ukraine's dwindling ammunition supplies their well, this is a major concern. and nato secretary general stolen bag has said that or described the whole situation as the race of logistics, pointing out that ukraine is burning through shells much faster than a western countries can produce them. and this is, of course, a big dilemma for the alliance. and the allies because they want to continu

and he spoke about nato and you ask commitments to a nate, us article 5, an article that states clearly that an attack against one ally is considered an attack against all allies. and that was, of course, what his polish audience wanted to hear. and many people there at the castle told me that ted, they were waiting for these words. and in his, let me ask you how you see it from the other side of the atlantic. what would you say was the biggest take away from by the speech? did it shy a grievous alexandra here by the definitely wanted to send a clear message to the polish people into a europe overall, but also to his fellow americans and brand. i found it quite as strong how you could actually feel the pressure for him within his own a kind of american, a group here. why? because is more and more of his fellow americans are starting really to ask why the u. s. is spending so much money in this far away country and therefore we heard this really strong words, like, for example, a quote this here. there's nothing less than freedom, a steak. so this was a strong message also for home from

ah, it's a great decision that you made to become a nate to members. and as you know, put and manage to unite to a lot of countries, the people in those countries. and i'm very happy for you. i'm very happy for finland because it all means a need to become in the stronger and native becoming stronger is not about stronger armies. it's about better security. so that is my, we want to be a member of the alliance. we want to be protected. we want to be helping others. it's about collective security. and so i'm very happy about that. there are some things to work on. ah, and i'll be honest with you when you're not, you know, you have to know that ukraine is also help in sweden. thank you. south korea, you have been listening to the ukrainian president, let em insolence giving one of a series of addresses today in the capital key in answering a range of questions from the media. he spoke about his piece formula. he talks about war crimes and bringing pub traces to justice. he addressed the support from all the countries standing at ukraine side and also tho

you and nate talked about an increase in debt within the farm sector. the impact on dutch asset ratios has been really almost minimal, what did he go from about 30.09% that the asset ratio to about 30.12, something like that. which by the way in the broader context means that farming has incredibly low debt to asset ratios. in the farm crisis of the 1980s you were looking at that asset ratios in a range of 27% which is different well. of that debt, how much is due to the increase in debt associated with land and buildings and mortgage debt, rather than in say i need money for seed or fuel? >> yeah. i'm trying to visualize it in my head. >> sorry. >> i believe that most of the forecasted growth in debt is a non-real estate debt. i think that's with action is been in the past few years. >> is at being driven by concerns about higher input prices, pat. >> was its part of the story and when you think about a sector wide data as the ratio yet to be careful because a lot of departments of debt that ao the smaller share of of produce of the lot higher levels o

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good morning to you, nate. >> reporter: hey, amanda. good morning. i hope all is well., we have a story of lamar johnson, a man who spent more than half his life behind bars for a murder he did not commit. we were there when he got his first taste of freedom in decades. >>> also, actor kelsey graham joins us to discuss bringing back his iconic character in the upcoming reboot of frazier. >>> and only on cbs mornings, oprah reveals the latest selection of her book club. everything you needed to know, and of course mow on the shore. we will see you at 7:00. >> i am looking forward to that book club pick. >>> let's get a check on our weather. beautiful sunrise outside. >> i know. within the next couple minutes, the official sunrises happening. as we extend into this afternoon, that son is going to warm us up. the day daytime highs are sitting at 10 degrees above where we were at yesterday. current temperatures throughout the bay area, 29 degrees in santa rosa. we are still near a frost advisory this morning for certain microclimates, mostly those low-lying valleys. keep th

nate foye is live in new jersey with the latest. >> just a tragic story with a lot of unanswered questions. here is what we know this morning. the council woman was driving outside her home in this neighborhood sometime just after 7:00 p.m. she was shot while driving multiple times. police got the call at 7:22. when they arrived on scene she was pronounced dead. look at this picture of her. the 30-year-old republican council woman won an upset victory for her seat back in 2021. multiple media outlets are reporting that she was the intended target of this shooting. fox news hasn't been able to verify that. the mayor of the town released a statement about this writing as a community we're shocked and saddened at the loss of eunice. she was a dedicated member of our council truly committed to serving all of our residents. the fact she was taken from us by a criminal act makes this incidental the more horrifying. the next video. we spoke with police officers when we arrived on scene 45 minutes ago and tell us this is a nice neighborhood

also, nate means toby on the road to the grammys series.his first grammy as best new artist. he talks about making music on his own terms. >>> and the change in the game series, we introduce you to an impressive entrepreneur making history and a collaboration with nike. we will talk sneakers at 7:00. i will take advantage of the couch and send it back to you. >>> i wish i could do that. thank you so much. we will see you in about 15 minutes. >>> san francisco law enforcement is getting ready for a huge event. the annual chinese new year parade. organizers are expecting record crowds. with the recent mass shootings, security is top of mind. >> we do understand the events of the past few weeks are very troubling and unsettling. that is why it is important when we are out here and numbers. that is why it is important that you see as, not only in the parade, but in the perimeter and the community. people understand we are out there. we are there to support them. >>> the police department says they are coordinating to make sure the event is safe

. >> reporter: the oakland nate native scored a career high of 71 points. post-game celebration was put on hold because he had bled as part of a drug test. >> when you are doing a blood draw, it's different than tattoos, i got tattoos. it brought me from here to the floor. >> reporter: a wise man once said dem's the rules. your number is up for a drug test, you have to take it, no matter how many points you scored. >> maybe they gave him a lollipop or a cookie. >> all about the snacks. >> i always get a treat after i get a blood draw. don't you? >>> still ahead, kids finally getting to play with their friends. how one school district is easing them into sports for the first time. >> a lot of these children have . >>> for many younger kids team sports have never been an option because of the pandemic. >> well, now a livermore elementary school is starting their first program since covid. for many students it's the first time ever playing on a team. >> how the league plans to make parents and kids comfortable while they play. >> reporter: every week this grou

. >> reporter: nate velez fled his home with his son. >> my son is only 9. we hightailed it out of there. >> what did it sound like out there? >> the apocalypse. >> reporter: there have not been any deaths or injuries. the company that owns these railcars says the plant explosion was successful and now those hazardous materials are burning off. to give you some perspective, the plume of smoke could be seen on radar. on the edge of east palestine, ohio, i'm erica mokay. >>> well, a maryland woman and a florida neo-nazi leader are under arrest for allegedly planning to attack baltimore's power grid. sarah clendaniel and brandon russell spent months planning to shoot power stations around the city of baltimore. they're accused of trying to further their racist mission. they communicated with an fbi informant. there's no word that the plot was carried out or related to other plot attacks across the country. >>> and there are disturbing new details in the alleged incident involving the 6-year-old boy accused of shooting and wounding his teacher last month in virg

nations says that they were already struggling to get enough aid in for four point 6 million people in nate -- in need before the earthquake even hit. the united nations assessed it is working with the syrian government to increase its capacity. >> having the crossline missions is something very complex, even before the earthquake. at multiple levels of coordination between different parties, security, humanitarian, ngo's, so it is not a straightforward operation, and it is a militarily active zone where we have to operate in a military zone, so it is not easy. we try our best. >> the majority of aid to north western syria gets there via turkey a, and the good news is that the one authorized border crossing is passable, so the united nations is prepared to resume deliveries from that vantage point as soon as possible. >> still ahead here on al jazeera. security concerns in democratic republic of congo forces a united nations delegation to cancel a trip to a camp for internally displaced people. >> february on al jazeera -- >> rhinos and tigers poach to the brink of extinction. we discover h

it was reportedly done under the guise of nate. so naval drills and that both exceed in order to cover the missions drugs also handle the program. the syrian are red, crescent, se sanctions imposed on them mosque is prevent vital a delivery from getting through the country after devastating earthquakes leave at least 1600 people dead in the middle eastern nation and your request has been denied.

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natee has , elora, just an absoy tragic story. eunice,y one four, was a 30 year old o mother of a young daughter.y she was very involved in her church. yet, according to multiple reports, she was targeted in this shooting while driving neare driv her home. and she wasn't shot by one stray bullet . she was shotllet. multiple timd police found her dead when they arrived at the crime scene. one floor was the chair of sayreville public safety committee and she worked very cy closely with the new police chief to reduce crime. but saville's business administrator says he doesn't think that playe says he d a role in her murder. >> i can't think of anf anythinc that she could have done or suc said that would have made herou a target of such a heinous act,a nothing that would lead us to believe it had any or her role d on the public safety community had nothing to do with thisthis horrifying incident. neig >> laura , this is the neighborhood where two one four was murdered. police tell us this is very unusual here. it's not the type of pla

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. >>> nate mcmilan is out as head coach of the atlanta hawks.m announced it fired him after a 29-30 start to the the wks are cuently in eighth place in the eastern conference. assistant coach joe prunty will take over in the interim. >>> and emerging country artists are hitting the road, plus a special music video drops for dolly parton's hit "jolene." dina demetrius has your "eye on entertainment" report. ♪ >> reporter: singer jelly roll with hits on the country and rock charts announced a new tour. the new emerging artist will tour with a group of friends opening for him including ashley mcbryde, chase rice, elle king, and struggling jennings. the back road baptism tour supports jelly roll's upcoming new album. it starts in mississippi in july. tickets go on sale friday. >>> the award-winning and critically acclaimed polish film "eo" is available to u.s. audiences. the movie follows the spiritual journey of a circus donkey through poland and italy moving audiences around the world along the way. the film won the jury prize at cannes last year.

it promises a face-off between lasso and former richmond coach nate. march 15th. >>> chris rock is gearing up for a stand upcomedy that will air live on netflix. he's expected to use the slap by will smith in his routine. he's been touring and has joked in front of live audiences, but he's never talked about it on tv. the netflix special streams this saturday. >>> and courteney cox got her star on the hollywood walk of fame. the actor unveiled her new star in front of some famous friends yesterday, longtime buddies lisa kudrow and jennifer aniston. they joked about their lasting bond. >> we've known each other for a long time. >> that's been almost since we met almost 30 years ago. >> no, not 30 years. that's a typo. are you sure? >> yeah. >> okay. >> cox spoke about her early days in hollywood. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actor willen dafoe joins us in studio to discuss his new movie. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." studio to discuss his new movie. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." quaker oats... y heart-

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. >> nate miley on his reflection.n he would bring that calm collective determination to the table. >> many new valle as a hard worker, but he enlisted as a u.s. army medic serving in vietnam in 1970. he continued his commitment to people until his death. his passing comes after that after wilma chan who was struck and killed by a motorist in 2021. >> it was difficult losing supervisor chan and supervisor valle. they both served for many many years, they have a lot of knowledge and wisdom between the two of them. >> as for the person who will fill valle's position. >> the expectation is you live up to the are that supervisor valle set, and that is protecting the most vulnerable and much more. >> as in the case of wilma chan, valle's seat still needs to be filled. in oakland, gia vang , nbc bay area news. >>> a man who wanted to kill numerous police officers made his first court appearance today . it's a different name than the lease used yesterday.investigators say the man who is undocumented has multiple aliases. he i

to come right off the stage and basically make the announcement right then and there, but she told naten, who used to work with us on the show. he's on cbs morning. i mean, she said, yeah, he said, you're gonna bring a special guest, she said, you know, i am going to bring a special guest. no other performers. but you know, she walked out and she had that. zip down right to right to here, and you can see it. it was fully on display. i thought it was a brilliant announcement brilliant and she kept it quiet, thinking that same nate burleson interview. it was kept quiet, even during from her backup dancers, and there are more than 280 of them, and somehow most of them didn't find out about her being pregnant until they were just about to go out on stage, right. well, andre, it's the perfect secret to keep right because you can't say to somebody hey, are you are you pregnant? they go what, then? bang so it's the actual perfect secret. and so everybody stayed away and let her do her thing as you're supposed to, and, you know, so instead of moving around and doing a whole bunch of wild dance

all the same, they create conditions, well , they train nate's car all year round take an apartment freel, please 60 million fans. the rhetorical question of the heroine of the soviet comedy does not lose its relevance. from year to year , the search for these 11 players of pearls is carried out throughout the country, including the football academy of 50,000 players who annually graduate children's youth sports schools. it's not just a big one. it's a cosmic figure. the arithmetic is simple according to the russian football union. there are almost 2,300 training centers for young football players in the country. each of them releases a team annually 16-17 years old and is recruiting a new group of 6-7 year olds on average 20 people study football in the team 2.300. multiply by 20. it’s hard to see the future in this sea, it’s hard for a potential messi to see, but i think that from these guys who are active coordinated non-standard thinking that it’s from them that rear stars can grow, the breeders of the academy, zenith found 12-year-old arkhip lax in kaliningrad , smart, physically de

but doesn't look like this is happening on because it's, it's, it's strengthening nate was resolved to respond differently in the future. the war may be redefining the wildest you political map. ukraine, the latest setting for the endless power struggles between east and west. many worry vladimir putin is as uncompromising as he is determined and there is no telling how far he's willing to go. he may never accept that his miscalculated the consequences of this invasion. now here in the moment who when the new clothes were, is, or is probably the likeliest since perhaps the 19th sixty's i. but we also understand that in the final instant, this would be put in hall. could we decide and oh, if feeling that he is losing in ukraine, he will be given what eager to blackmail the whole world. maybe that's his final clem did. a lot of it which and near got of it still, but now my is go out near arg, like you can, yoga can door get dumb, need your 3 chair butcher not, not, not ball. now. absolute. now us. gotcha. bring out. if sick was stories door press emp fortunately? yep. we just got his ema

. >> reporter: nate velez fled his home with his son. >> my boy, he's only 9, he's freaking out. so we hightailed it and loaded up and left. >> what did it sound like out there? >> uh, like the apocalypse. >> reporter: there have been no deaths or injuries. the company that owns these railcars says that planned explosion tonight was successful and those hazardous materials are now burning off. and to give you some perspective, that plume of smoke was seen on radar. norah. >> erica mokay, thank you so much. >>> well, tonight a woman from maryland and a convicted neo-nazi from florida are charged in an alleged plot to attack baltimore's power grid. the fbi calls sarah clen daniel and brandon russell racially or ethnically motivated extremists. investigators say russell hatched the plot to shoot multiple energy substations while communicating last year with an fbi informant, calling it, quote, the greatest thing somebody can do. now he's under arrest. >>> well, tragedy was nearly averted at an airport in texas this weekend. the faa and ntsb are investigating a near collision of two

since 2012 he represented district 2, which includes hayward union city, newark in parts of fremont, nate miley, the president of the board of supervisors shared a statement that reads in part, richard was a champion for his district, especially his hometown of union city. richard fought for safety, net services, mental health programs. he was an advocate for at risk youth job development programs and was a steadfast champion for organized labor. well, search teams continue to look for survivors to the widespread destruction left by the earthquake in turkey in syria. some are using microphones to pick up faint noises and special cameras that can pick up heat inside of that rubble. more than 15,000 people are now reported dead. this is the world's deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. well, dozens of countries are now sitting ate turkey and syria. kron four's zac talk with people in sacramento who are sending help to their family members who are back in turkey. >> 2 employees at janet euro and each sacramento spent most of their day at the restaurant working. but they tell me they're

we in west and the nate, a lot in defense of congress. so we benito argue we id be within a while than one really young grieving us. and we continue to do it. back in krakow, poland software developer, natalia said, or martha has found an apartment, her children own school, and they're learning polish. and yet they're keenly aware of being refugees. son did not express to lot. oh, i saw he grew up over night and uh for daughter, it was a big stress. how much of question was. why, why? what me did wrong? like what i did wrong. why i lost everything. why? i don't how my friends to be all come as meals right now. a smell, always having a home with him on the back. we all are having a small p thought. you claim hard q, like i have been kind of on my back. even though i'm here. i'm still in hurricane. i'm still in ukraine. as governments have been re examining their ties with russia, businesses have been forced to do the same massive pressure from investors and consumers has meant that many western companies have started to unwind their invest