that's nikki haley, a quote from her., of course, backtracked later when she drew criticism for that. donald trump said once famously, every time she criticizes me she uncriticizes me 15 minutes later. that's the state of the criticism in the republican party of donald trump. >> i don't understand it. >> it is too -- >> i mean i just don't understand. >> who keeps going back? >> like, again, we could go back to lindsey. >> yes. >> it looks like lindsey's flopped now, flip-flopped, flip-flopped. he's flopped back, and now he's tried to speak truth to power. but you look at gary -- what did trump call the -- >> steve? >> kevin. >> steve. >> steve, yeah. >> you look at steve, donald trump's majority leader and steve, again -- i mean, again, i just wonder. it is not like, you know -- it is not like i've never been there before. i wonder how you step up to a microphone and you make a definitive statement like that for the whole world to see on the house floor, and then you crawl back in the corner and you are just a sniffling

nikki haley and marco rubio becrowned themselves.in mccarthy runs away, literally in the hallway. and the rest of them are dancing around. so because this is a deadly question for them, because donald trump is really -- he keeps raising the ante. the price of your loyalty is now not just to believe all of my lies about the election, not just believe -- go along with all of my policies, but now you have to now embrace his crazy anti-constitutional notion that mike pence could have overturned the election. and so this is a really interesting moment where you can see the republicans who are so confident and cocky about the election are starting to worry about it. is this going too far? because they can't answer these questions since you end up looking like nikki haley did there. >> it's rare for republicans honestly, i have to be honest, to take these kinds of hard questions. it seems to me, to stay with you for just a second, charlie, ron desantis mained up. she made an unforced error. when she put that statement out and decided to reb

nikki battiste, thank you. well, we turn now to the weather. another major winter storm is brewing tonight that's expected to make travel treacherous from the rockies to new england. cbs' lonnie quinn joins us now with the forecast. hey there, lonnie. >> reporter: hey, norah, the problem with this winter storm is there is an element of freezing rain. freezing rain is regular rain that immediately freezes when it hits the roadways. it's impossible to drive on. currently we have a modest rain system in the middle of the country but it will transition to snow. you're looking at midday snow from colorado to the great lakes. you get to thursday morning and it transitions to some of that ice, some of that freezing rain. dallas, through arkansas that line of pink, really tough morning commute for you on morning. and by friday, 3:00 p.m., it has moved into the boston area with a real mess-- snow, sleet, rain, freezing rain, all moving into a city that picked up, in some spots, up to two feet of snow in the last blizzard. and the icing, as i said, is th

nikki?— that, the first thing is how are you doing. nikki? looking at the sentence. how have you as a family reacted? last night we were blown _ you as a family reacted? last night we were blown away _ you as a family reacted? last night we were blown away because - you as a family reacted? last night we were blown away because we i you as a family reacted? last night i we were blown away because we were told that _ we were blown away because we were told that the attorney general usually — told that the attorney general usually issues a statement this on my phone saying they have said they have — on my phone saying they have said they have upheld the appeal and are sending _ they have upheld the appeal and are sending it _ they have upheld the appeal and are sending it back to be resentenced. we literally could not believe. we were _ we literally could not believe. we were expecting it today or tomorrow so we _ were expecting it today or tomorrow so we were — were expecting it today or tomorrow so we were taken aback. again, we did a— so we

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good evening, nikki. >> reporter: norah, good evening.says tonight it has given the fda data on a two doce vaccine regimen for children ages six months through 4 years old. the doses are 1/10 of an adult's and would be given three weeks apart. pfizer says it also plans to submit data on a third shot for this age group soon. pfizer's request for emergency use authorization of its vaccine means one of the nation's youngest age groups would be eligible for shots, possibly as soon as the end of this month. >> the second it is available we're going to be call our peeled trigs. >> reporter: conz preti has anxiously awaited a vaccine for her 3-year-old son and 2-year-old twins. >> i don't want to get too excited and then have to sort of continue living in this limbo. >> reporter: in december pfizer announced that two doses of its vaccine did not provide a strong engh iune response in 2 to 4-year-olds, prompting the company to add a third shot to the trial. authorization would come at a pivotal moment. new pediatric cases dropped last week for th

nikki battiste has the details. >>> i'm very hopeful that this creates precedent. >> reporter: after the murder of her 6-year-old son dylan at sandy hook elementary school, nicole hockley fought for change. she's among nine victims' families who took on remington, manufacturers of the semiautomatic ar-15-style rifle used in the massacre. >> they will tell you this is made for hunting, but where's the animal in this? >> reporter: attorneys representing the families were able to navigate around a law designed to protect gun companies from litigation arguing that remington chose profit over safety and deliberately marketed the ar-15 to troubled young men. >> i know the headlines today are going to be a lot about the $73 million. that is just not really on my radar. it's more about the process of what we can do with what we've discovered and how we can share that. >> reporter: in december, 2012, the 20-year-old gunman entered the school and began a shooting rampage killing 20 first graders and six teachers before taking his own life. >> vicky was incredible -- >> reporter: jillian and ma

ryan: nikki says the frost is going to help her plants stay dormant until later in the spring and will help their growth long-term. she says a small percentage will die in frost, but not enough to worry. nikki: because of the current state, we are probably going to take as a loss whenever a crop does damage. ryan: the nerve-racking part is what happens in the next two weeks and she does not want to see a rapid fluctuation of temperatures. nikki: next week, it will get to 70 degrees again and go back down to 50 again, so those temp fluctuations aren't great. we will see more bud break. so we'll keep an eye on it. ryan: so some good news and some bad news when it comes to the temperatures this week. the winery says it is unusual to see brian growth this time of year. they hope that spring is better for them. meanwhile, if you are planning your spring early, place in oakland says it is best to wait for maybe the and to start plan ting. ryan curry, abc7news. larry: mother nature is confusing the vines with the cold and heat. you can track the cold temperatures any time on the abc 7 app ava

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you.o a major development in the sex abuse scandal that has shaken the royal family. britain's prince andrew has agreed to settle a lawsuits filed by a woman who says she was sexually trafficked to the british royal by jeffrey epstein when she was just 17. cbs' ian lee is in london with more. >> reporter: prince andrew's legal battle with virginia giuffre ended today when the two reached a financial settlement for an undisclosed amount. a statement filed in a new york court said andrew accepts that giuffre suffered both as an established victim of abuse and as a result of unfair public attacks. how much pressure was prince andrew under by the royal family to settle? >> everyone in the royal family wanted him to avert a full-blown trial. >> reporter: the settlement comes just weeks before the queen's second son was set to be deposed under oath. >> there is no doubt in my mind that the possibility of his being dismantled piece by piece, question by question, and his character being shattered

there were also, i witness reports of the ongoing battle for goes to the last field, which is nikki, as around $200.00 russian troops, if managed to enter the field. but on the ukrainian attack report suggest that the fighting has been ongoing for 2 days. now, the president landscape seems ready to engage in talks with russia to we are not afraid of russia. we are not afraid to talk with russia, talk about everything. security guarantees a country neutral status. we are not in a so now what security guarantees we have, which countries will give them back then after the russian president vladimir putin has spoken by phone with the french leader manual mcroy laying out the reason. so russia's actions in you train and get the latest now from our correspondence on the ground from on concert isn't on yet. i remind get to see you. could you bring us the latest from where you are? he's on the front line in tongue as well, hearing the dentist people's republic. heavy artillery shelling continues just like it has for the last 8 years that this conflicts been going on and the civilian casualti

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste with that news. thank you.ow to some breaking news on that so-called freedom convoy. a canadian judge tonight ordering the protesters at the ambassador bridge to end their five-day blockade. it's not clear if or when law enforcement will be sent in to remove the demonstrators. cbs' kris van cleave reports from detroit on the growing economic impact and the threat of similar protests in other u.s. cities. >> reporter: tonight, the five-day canadian border blockade protesting vaccine mandates is hitting the auto makers costing michigan workers millions in lost wages and prompting president biden to raise his concerns with prime minister justin trudeau. >> this effort has the potential to have a huge impact on workers and the american public. >> reporter: supply shortages are already forcing production disruptions at auto plants in canada and several states. the supply chain breakdown has flooded paul russo's detroit-area warehouse. these are for auto makers. >> that is correct. >> reporter: who can't make cars wi

nikki battiste, thanks. well, now to beijing, and day four of the winter olympics. while team u.s.a. is still eyeing their first gold medal, u.s. men's figure skater, nathan chen, grabbed today's headlines, thanks to a world-record performance. cbs' jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: team u.s.a.'s nathan chen may have given the americans their best shot at gold yet. after a disappointing performance at the 2018 olympics, the three-time world champion registered a world-record score in the men's short program. >> it's not 2018 anymore. >> i can't imagine being him and having to wait this long to fix what you-- what you messed up four years ago. >> reporter: emily giambalvo covers figure skating for of "the washington post." >> there's still the free skate left, but it just felt like, okay, this is different than pyongyang. it's not going to be that same disaster again. >> reporter: in ice hockey, the u.s. women's team suffered its first loss of the tournament to canada, but all eyes are on next week's expected gold medal rematch after canada lost to the u.s. in 2018.

donald trump's former un ambassador, nikki haley, not pleased with her former vice presidents former rebuke of his old boss. the conservative wall street journal editorial board on the other hand, is not hesitating to criticize republicans. calling january 6th, pence's finest hour. quote, mister pence stands out as a rare republican these days, willing to stand up to mr. trump's disgraceful behavior after the election. too many in the gop seem to have lost their constitutional moorings, enthralled to one man. back with us tonight, don calloway, democratic strategist and founder of the national voter protection action fund. susan del percio, msnbc political analyst and a veteran political strategist, good to see both of you. what does it say that the republican party cannot find its way to unifying and condemning trump's actions? full stop. do >> i am just amazed by how low the bar is to give praise. are we really going to elevate mike pence? listen, mike pence is going to be used for much greater things than he was when he was vice president, because he has an opportunity now to be a

nikki haley, trump's former u.n.t turn over the election. i want you to watch this. >> look, might be pence is a good man, he's an honest man. i think he did what he thought was right on that day, but i will always say, i just -- i'm not a fan of republicans going against republicans because the only ones that win when that happens are the democrats and the media. >> there's nothing she will always say, charlie, because she goes against trump, for trump, when she gets too far away from him, she writes a book about him saying thank you, sir, you are my master. are we supposed to believe this? >> no. i wonder if nikki haley knows how ridiculous she sounds when republicans criticize other republicans. who's going to tell her on what trump does on an hourly basis from mar-a-lago what he said? this is part of the problem, though, for republicans, because it's a very clarifying question -- do you agree with donald trump that mike pence could overturn the election? do you believe all the lies? or do you agree with mike penc

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nikki fox, bbc news.owing allegations that he made racist comments to a journalist on the parliamentary estate. mr coyle said he was "very sorry" for his "insensitive comments", which politics reporter henry dyer said made him feel uncomfortable in his place of work. remaining covid laws in wales — including face coverings and self—isolation — could be scrapped by the end of march. the welsh government also says covid pass rules will be axed from february 18th. our wales correspondent hywel griffith is in cardiff. whatmore has been said? the welsh government — whatmore has been said? the welsh government is _ whatmore has been said? the welsh government is sticking _ government is sticking to its ultra—cautious approach in terms of relaxing restrictions, certainly not in any rush, regardless of what happens in other parts of the uk. the covid pass scheme will stay in place for another week which means people going to tomorrow's big rugby international between wales and scotland will still need to show the

meet 38-year-old alabama man, nikki, hey, nikki. you are so fine, you are so fine, you scare me.ttacks oral to guard his home. this is what happens when you defund the police. he claims he race the scroll from birth and it responsive to the sound of his whistle but denies he fed it meth to make them more aggressive but if that's true, why does it keep clawing in everyone's not? the squirrel exhibits all the classic signs of drug use like constantly scratching himself, falling asleep in the middle of the park, not to mention it has no job and runs run naked all day. making his charged with possession of a wild animal weapons possession by a felon -- who among us? new drug trafficking charges from another. that means he's probably heading to the alabama slammer. topic number two. a german artist left an 11 million-dollar cube in new york city central park for a full day guarded by his own security team. if you thought the most expensive thing in central park was a hot dog. this is the 400-pound 24 ^-caret old cube left on the ground in manhattan central park, perfect hiding spot. m

nikki fox, bbc news., land clearance and disease mean the once thriving animal has seen a dramatic fall in numbers. the species was only listed as vulnerable in 2012, with conservationists saying it's a "shockingly fast decline for one of the world's most iconic animals". the duchess of cambridge has recorded a bedtime story reading for cbeebies to mark children's mental health week. she's chosen to read the owl who was afraid of the dark, which follows the story of plop, a baby barn owl who is encouraged by others to face his fears. the duchess described it as one of her favourite books as a child which she now reads to her own children. what an encouraging tale. we can all feel scared sometimes, just like our little owl friend plop. but as mrs barn owl said, it's better to find out about the things that scare us before we make up our mind. and with the help of others, we can often face things that worry us. now it's time for bed. night—night and sleep tight. and you can hear that bedtime story on cbeebi

and craig help us to nikki, to interact with you want to know their story, migrant verifying and reliable information. for migrant ha ah ah, is as d w news live from berlin, presenting a united front against russia. germany united states are close friends, reliable partners, and we can count on one another to you as president joe biden. and jim and chancellor will show, say they stand united in their response to any russian aggression against ukraine. and they will work together to find a diplomatic, had to shift to the standoff at french president emmanuel macro makes his diplomatic push in moscow off with president who did i call it says that next few days will be decisive in efforts to avoid an escalation. the ukraine crisis class in india and legend has passed away millions only the death of hollywood singer la mancha. ah, i'm will. i was like a well come to the program. president joe biden says the u. s. and germany are in lock step in dealing with any possible russian invasion of you crate. jim and chancellor will ok. charles is on his 1st visit to washington since becoming chancell

she retreated somebody else tha says the health department goin after nikki, they decided not t get thecine. she wrote, good job guys, you just convince more people to no get the vaccine. you want them to get. ea, she said. we will keep you up-to-date on the battle as we go forward. >> chris gallagher, thank you s much. >> people don't think or talk too much about architecture about where they're homes are designed or even their towns ar designed, but there is a reason that things are built the way they are. they are either pro- human or antihuman. unfortunately, so much of our architecture and semi city planning is antihuman pride one of the very few planners that plan architecture in a way that brings people together and make them happy. the congress for the new urbanism has got a plan to buil cities where people might actually know each other once again. we have an amazing conversation. here is part of it. >> the town plan is really affect your life. for example, a kid that has to be driven everywhere as a kid with no freedom at all. a person that can no longer drive as a prisoner. s

i love this kids to me and they told us to nikki, to interact with you want to know their story for my parents verified and reliable information for migrant. ah ah, this is d, w and use live from berlin. germany's chancellor heads to the united states after being criticized for taking a backseat in efforts to deal with russia's troop build up on ukraine's border off sholtes hopes to reassure his us ally that he's serious about the escalating. the crisis also coming up. oh, india declares 2 days of national mourning for singing legend latham and jessica. she embodied music and melody for generations of indians and in the buddhist legal documents title dreams are old and buried after a 5 to defeat against laver. cozen leaves them 9 points behind byron munich at the top of the table. ah, i'm public felice. welcome to the program. german chancellor, olaf schultz, is on his way to the united states. his talk with president joe biden are set to be dominated by one topic. the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine. his visit comes as more us troops arrive in poland to strengthen nato's prese

we get more now from cbs's nikki battiste. >> i'm very hopeful this creates precedent. >> reporter: after the murder of her 6-year-old son dylan at sandy hook elementary school, nicole hockly fought for change. she is among nine victims' families who took on remington, manufacturers of the semiautomatic ar-15 style rifle used in the massacre. >> they will tell you this is used for hunting. where is the animal in this? >> reporter: families were able to navigate around a federal wall designed to protect gun companies from litigation, arguing remington chose profit over safety and deliberately marketed the ar-15 to troubled young men. >> i know the headlines there are going to be about the $73 million. that is just not really on my radar. it's more about the process of what we can now do with what we've discovered and how we can share that to everyone else. >> reporter: back in december 2012, the 20-year-old gunman entered the school and began a shooting rampage, killing 20 first graders and six teachers before taking his own life. >> the key was an incredible person. >> reporter: julian an

. >> martha: hr-mcmaster is with us and nikki haley. watching what surround way between russia and ukraine. trey yingst is live on the ground where russian forces took power over chernobyl. >> russian forced crossed from belarus into northern ukraine fighting in an extense battle with ukrainian forces in chernobyl. according to the president's office in kyiv, the russians are in control of this area. a major concern is there is still radioactive material. it's an area of land that has to be closely monitored. there are battles erupting across the country today. even as we speak. just outside of the capital of kyiv. ukrainian forces are looking to capture back an air field today when russia attacks with at least 20 helicopters. it's a critical piece of land. it's a battle extremely important. in the russians gain control of this air strip it would give them the ability to bring in more air craft, weapons and armor has they make what western intelligence analysts believe is a push to the ukrainian capital. ukrainian president zelensky urg

this kids to me and create the opposed to nikki to interact with the say, you want to do their story, migrants verified and reliable information for migrant. ah ah, it is d w. news live from berlin. b, where says russia now has nearly enough forces in place to invade ukraine. washington since thousands of its own troops to bolster nato allies, as it warns, tens of thousands of people could be killed in any russian aggression against 2 crime. also coming up, india declared, 2 days of national warning off to one of its biggest cultural icons, dies, single laptop, monkish comp performed tens of thousands of songs in thousands of languages. and in the buddhist lager, robert levin dusky is added again. the poll shapes in with another goal to help buy and to an important win over life. ah, i'm rebecca writ is welcome to the program. united states intelligence officials say russia now has in place 70 percent of the forces needed to invade you crime. in response, the u. s. is stationing some 3000 troops in neighboring nato member countries, a content it has already arrived in southeast, in po

the nikki was 2 percent in europe. the german tax and the foot see in london rose to present in early trading. this global uptake follows a surprise rally on wall street as well. after investors found the latest sanctions to be less harsh than that actually been expected. once more, here are some of the immediate economic fallout from the recent developments in ukraine. chip makers expect only limited supply chain disruptions caused by the russian invasion of ukraine. thanks to stockpiling, however, that could be an impact further down the road. as ukraine supplies more than 90 percent of semiconductor, great knee on the gas is critical for the lasers used engine. jet engine makers, rolls royce and san fran say they have been ramping up supplies of titanium, much of which is supplied normally by russia. the use of titanium has soared in recent years is playing makers try to make jets lighter. the companies said they're also looking to diversify their sources. and the global airline industry is re evaluating routes and

is there a lane for somebody like nikki haley or governor desantis or senator tom cotton to take himolutely. remember, when we were talking about this in 2015, none of the talking heads are the kinds of people on your show took trump seriously at all back then. he kompgd out everybody and came away with the prize. so i think there is a lot of tape left to play. we could all be surprised once again. >> a republican state candidate in michigan. told people to bring if under to polling places and to to so in order to protect republican election observers. let me play what he says. >> if we can't change the tide, which i believe we can, we need to change the tide. >> what do you make of this? top republican donor, long-time republican. could you, i mean, could you placebo you are hearing this sort of thing? >> i think that's absolutely ridiculous and completely not necessary. look, that itself the kind of thing that would happen in a ba naen na republic that shouldn't happen in a george washington republic. we all need [ inaudible ] -- there is no place in our society in my opinion. >> i

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form south carolina governor and ambassador to the united nations nikki him ally. thanks for being here. >> thanks so much. great to be with you. >> bret: start with russia what you see on the glrd and how you think this president and administration is handling this moment obviously with the german chancellor today. >> it's an important day. none of this would be happening if afghanistan wouldn't have been the crisis it was. what you are seeing is russia and all the dictators are seeing an opportunity that this is the weakest president that america has ever had. so if they were ever going to invade ukraine to do it. what russia is really trying to do is to get us to not allow ukraine into nato. we have to remember that if you start to give in to russia's threats. there will be another one right behind it the other one that makes the u.s. russia issue so important is that china is watching this how this plays out will dictate whether china thinks they can go ahead with taiwan. all of these things string together. iran is watching and biden is falling all over himsel

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this is how nikki haley, trump's former u.n.t a fan of republicans going against republicans because the only ones that win when that happens are the democrats and the media. and we have to keep our eyes on 2022. we've got to get the majority back in the house. we've got to get it in the senate. we have a lot of governor's races to win. >> thoughts on that, chris? >> so that's a better answer politically speaking. but again, she's not saying, donald trump is wrong. mike pence or any vice president does not have a role in overturning the presidential election. right? it's important, i think, at some level that we have two nominees in 2024, '28, 2032 who acknowledge the fact that whoever wins the vote is the president of the united states. that there isn't an end run around different slate of electors. that's a core fundamental principle. but to your point, brianna there's absolutely no political traction there. look, mike pence late last week says donald trump is wrong. i didn't have a role. and the only analysis that really can

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this is nikki prospect in st. petersburg. it's become very much a focal point of the protests in recent days. right now that the heavy police presence with several people arrested is also running, taking place in moscow, writing here in the capital. now since the intervention began, demonstration, i've been out on the streets in 50 different russian cities. nearly 2 and a half 1000 people have been arrested. the purchase of course, have also taken place in multiple countries in cities across the world. and those are the headlines for this our here on our team to national thanks for thing with us. we're back in 30 minutes with the very latest. ah ah ah, ah, a game that was prompting. they would leave it head there, the same color people from they get their wedding leaving. they'd always listen. even if they don't know, they don't really know that they are prostituted none of the girls. and they do it all being pushed. one way or another leg over, she can fight it here with beer. and thanks for by you hold off that dent hero. a

the day after landon still has his watch with nikki on but now it's an airplane mode planning show thisr watch. >> show it to hold. says you can see. >> it's definitely one for the baby book. >> yeah, you can't talk to everybody and last but also a lesson learned. >> we do sincerely apologize for making this mistake and taking their time. we couldn't be more grateful for the dispatchers and what they do say. sorry, i'm >> you know, the next thing right? put it in airplane mode. that's right. to take away land is going to figure out how to get that thing off airplane mode as they do that was emily lit reporting, by the way. and that wraps up kron 4 news at you're being with us this hour. stick around. a lot more news ahead. coming up on kron, 4 news at 6. talking about teachers on a hunger strike over the possibility. >> of closing a bunch of schools in oakland. we'll hear from an educator who says he's willing to die if an agreement to keep the schools open is not reached. and we're just a month into 2022. in san jose has seen. 10 traffic deaths so far this year. the latest happening ju

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by there nikki: well yes i can, like you said, i'm right here in russia's roster region in the town of talk and rock but we actually have here on russian territory. i heard that that there have been artillery strikes a number of them. i mean, just last night there were over, over 14, at least 14 artillery strikes on the territory of rushes ra stove region. and just yesterday, when the military offensive began, there were other other reports as well. in belgrade, there were a number of artillery strikes that hit there and damaged people's homes. and in another location of brands region actually a 2 people were actually injured. unfortunately by shelling at their homes were also damaged. and course another instance of artillery shelling that fortunately at that point the, the firing position was quickly disabled. but we have indeed seen shelling on russian territory. and this has caused the, the russian authorities, the regional authorities that border don boss and ukraine to take measures. they've closed down the space of rushes to southern region. all the flights are basically cancelle

could you just tell is the latest and bring it up to speed place by there nikki: well that's right. there's been a, there's been reports and videos circulating across social media, allegedly depicting a possible rocket strike against a russian air base here in ra, stove region of russia. this is all unconfirmed. we're still waiting for our comment from the russian government, but that's actually not the only strike that's happened on a or, or the the only the only a legend or confirm strike on russian territory. there has been, there has been a number of others actually just last night. there have been at the very least 14 artillery strikes on ross of region where we are located right now in this region. but although this town is quite far away from where those straits actually took place, there, mainly a confined to around border areas. and that's not the only place that this has been happening after the russian offensive began. yesterday, there were a number of strikes in different russian regions that border don, boss, and ukraine. specifically, the, the region of bell garage, wh

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hi there, nikki: well, the kremlin is ready to sit down at the negotiating table. they've put forward 3 very clear demands. the 1st one is demilitarization of ukraine. it's pretty self explanatory. they don't want ukraine to be a military threat to russia any more, and they especially don't want it to have nuclear weapons. this is something that i, members of parliament and ukraine. we're openly talking about before this russian offensive began. now the 2nd point is de nazi fact d. d notification of the country. russia has already actually started an investigation into war crimes carried out at the hands of neo fascist organizations within the ranks of the ukrainian military. they want to help hold them responsible for 8 years of indiscriminate bombing of the people of don, boss, men, women, and children. and the 3rd is making ukraine a neutral country. they don't have to be friends with russia, but russia does not want it to be part of the nato military alliance. this is something that russia said for months already. it's been a demand of theirs for months before

i told my colleague nikki aaron, the valley ever is continuing to train despite the extra pressure. she's now one my experience with my partner with tiffany when we were there. it was only 3 days and we had the stress and everything being there. and i can imagine how difficult it is to be there for such a long time. and with all of the stress of everything going around at the moment, i have so much respect for her so much love. and i mean, we've been on shows together, ice getting chosen just the dedication amount of work she puts in as much as the talent like she is there before. i mean, i think we came like 20 minutes before the show just kind of warmed up a little bit. she was there preparing training, which is an amazing one thing that's come up in this case has been flagged as peculiar as the how late the results of the test was really strange. it's a long time and there's actually a regulations of how long the the test take to provide. and then it's, it's strange that it's been delayed to such a peculiar taste with so much going on in the media right now. do you think it might

we are the, the saga has been going on for months now, basically since day one on the nikki, are and takes a look back. now the turbulence events surrounding the channel, the r t d launch date was an exciting day, but within hours it wasn't just reporting the news. it was the news with the channels live stream deleted from youtube, just a short time off. it went on and then just days later was a finding increasing interference and the channel signal of that was taken off. what if it's too soft? the lines of the juvenile authorities claimed it didn't have the license needed to operate in the country. but the thing is it doesn't need one having obtained its broadcasting license in serbia, which just like germany is a signatory to the european convention of trans funds here television, the member states of the council of europe and the other states party to the european cultural convention or reaffirming their commitment to the under thing, floyd, and he believes germany thinking to book alternative viewpoints which challenge the western europe narrative. they want to create and may hav