yes, i mean, the king was very special to everybody in norfolk because he... i went to wolverston station and saw the king�*s coffin being put on the train. and it was so moving because the train went very, very slowly and there was so many people. most of us didn�*t have television sets in those days, but one or two people did. and i remember, they were like postage stamps, and we went to someone who had one to watch the queen coming back from africa. and it was so moving — her standing at the top of the stairs in her black coat. and suddenly, somebody, you know, we�*d known — i�*d known — since she was a child was queen. of course, the queen every year comes here — this is where she wants to remember him. absolutely. as the queen... i think it means a lot to her. they all love her, they love... i mean, she�*s a country woman, too, the queen. i mean, she loves how she�*s got her horses up here. she loves taking her dogs for walks. so no doubt she�*ll take her corgis for a walk... on the day the king died. i mean, iwonder whether, 70 years on, the queen knows

yes, i mean, the king was very special to everybody in norfolk because he...nk sandringham was one of his most favourite places to be. and i remember that my sister and my mother and i went to wolverston station and saw the king's coffin being put on the train. and it was so moving because the train went very, very slowly and there was so many people. most of us didn't have television sets in those days, but one or two people did. and i remember, they were like postage stamps, and we went to someone who had one to watch the queen coming back from africa. and it was so moving — her standing at the top of the stairs in her black coat. and suddenly, somebody, you know, we'd known — i'd known — since she was a child was queen. of course, the queen every year comes here — this is where she wants to remember him. absolutely. as the queen... i think it means a lot to her. they all love her, they love... i mean, she's a country woman, too, the queen. i mean, she loves how she's got her horses up here. she loves taking her dogs for walks. so no doubt she'll take her co

yes, i mean, personal here in norfolk. yes, i mean. the _ personal here in norfolk.ink sandringham was one of his most favourite bases to be. —— places. and i remember that my sister, my mother and i, went to wolverton station and saw the king's coffin being put on the train. and it is so moving, because the train went very, very slowly. there were so many people either side of the railway line. the whole way to london. especially norfolk. i mean, huge crowds. and everybody was sad, a lot of people crying. most of them didn't have television sets in those days, but one or two people dead. they were like postage stamps and we went to someone who had want to watch the queen coming back from africa, and it was so moving, standing at the top of the stairs. in her black coat. and suddenly somebody, you know, i had noticed that she was a child, the screen. you know, she was a slight figure. she was very young. but i felt of course that she had, from a very young age, really, she knew she was going to be queen. and i think her father was a wonderful example to her. because

lauren hemp, 21, norfolk born at norwich city, have to pull some glory.pain, but hampton wasn't beat. lauren hemp, the shot never came. it was a nearly kind of afternoon. a goalless game reflected well on young hampton, their again right at the end. if you can't beat them, draw with them. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. there was a dramatic finish in the extreme e, desert x grand prix. johan kristoffersson snatched victory with this late overtake in the season opener in saudi arabia. the win sees defending champions, rosberg sit top of the standings. britain's ethan hayter finished in fourth place overall at the tour of the algarve. the ineos grenadiers rider was second this morning, but was distanced on the final climb as belgium's remco evenepoel attacked, to clinch overall victory. and, a moment of history for australia's hannah green at the tps murray river event. she's become the first woman to win a mixed—gender professional golf tournament. green began the final round in a four way tie for the lead

watch the player from norfolk academy. he shoots a three-pointer.fore the ball even goes in. we'll show you again. the three-pointer and then the back flip. not bad at all. pretty good form. >>> finally the olympics are over, but these dogs in iowa are still celebrating. look, they're dressed up. look, they're dressed up. they're ready to compete in the why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma med

across parts of scotland and northern ireland but this was the scene as the sun went down early on in norfolkigh—pressure to the east dominating our weather through the remainder of the weekend. for this evening and tonight, clear skies in england and wales and eastern scotland and a little more cloud across the north—west of the uk and by the end of the night summary and working on for northern ireland towards the some rain and working on for northern ireland towards the western isles as well. under clear skies with light winds, it is quite chilly across england and wales in particular and we could see a touch of frost in the countryside with the temperatures below freezing. sunday, dry and settled weather once again the space once again, especially across england, wales and eastern scotland, a bit more cloud through the irish sea and down towards pembrokeshire in south—west england. a few showers towards the western isles. fairly light winds coming in from a southerly direction so reasonably mild for this time of year with the top temperature 8—11 on sunday. a fairly quiet and settled end t

this was near south norfolk street and fashion island boulevard. police were not saying what the suspect was wanted for or why the person was in that area. >>> across the bay area and country, there was a call for immigrant workers to take the day off. john ramos reports the worst stoppages were meant to keep pressure on the president and congress to pass immigration reform. >> reporter: the day without immigrants was a way to illustrate the value of the work of immigrants in our society. the pandemic did a good job of that by itself. >> reporter: immigrant workers gathered at sentences goes federal building, instead of their workplaces. it was a way of letting their absence makes the heart grow fonder. >> a day when immigrant communities didn't go to work, don't go to school, and don't buy anything, is a way to exert political muscle and convey to the president, to our california senators, that they need to keep their promise of passing immigration reform this year. >> reporter: they say it has been more than three decades since there was immigrat

news, love the hair and you do need to check this out this week include high school basketball in norfolkvirginia . this is evan randall with a three pointer, but that's not the story. as you see a flip at the end, the key to that is team was down by 40 points. 22 that's the sporty figure. what the heck sanders even given an sanders even given an understanding how we doin'? it's the most stressful day of the year for claire -- our anniversary. she tends to leave her gift shopping till the last minute, and the pressure can really get to her. i'm great. huh. -oh, did you forget it's our -- -no. happy anniversary. you're strangely calm. is this the legendary realm beyond madness? i already got your gift. and i nailed it. i even stayed below the $100 limit. you? oh, you'll be quite pleased. ...once i find something. this time i left my shopping till the last minute, maybe just to give claire a chance at our competition. am i too competitive? i mean, she does often say,

i think we will win because i said earlier, the government has norfolk and the thing and it is not about the way by by fact, or example, without the step on the vision or not, i think you do not. he's not upon. the vision is a big man, actually someone the faith and to the math, i actually locating them is not only like denying them later property another. you reckoning their life for them is our lum ease life. you know more and more let and the government from the new law. the my say right, are protected and employ part one even what, what was the vision area? the law did not extinguish the customer life of the my paperwork or dependence. and they gave leonel actually as us picking. now, loading is not a good control area that the, for my little control area died almost 20 to remain when the current would look for the vision are coming to operations. and that's why the government has been working so hard for the last the live in the pool. our next one is quick, elemental, but he does not get it to get in the form of payment. it's kinda, i said, this very precise is the village land. i'm

if you get fits at norfolk, i don't get the call to me and they designed to show specifically catered ethics, a more nasty it was called fat. along for facing the new were a host. and several panelists, comment on the news of the day that intruder couldn't be named fashioned was that the application process was created do could get coleman council. rita was that the key mac had been african prepare the missing man released up and i hope that someone else. so no one could say we show in reality, he was the main attraction on the show was based around the topics that he decided i think this ah, with them on board seniors. his ratings took off by 2020 the channel was challenging. it's commercial, rival b affinity. the proposed position among frances news networks. the tennessee news created more and more control bassy broadcast regulator cna began to take notice in march last year. it issued its 1st every client with 24 hour news channel, called migrant children, seed rapists and murderers. and on a ranch that costs 200000 euros. as francis election season began with him was sounding mor

in norfolk, a hawker have some region, 56 year old honor and only physical irina physical and 2 grand children. 6 years old and 18 months old, yvonne are dead. multiple civilian objects were hit dozens of residential buildings and major cities and multi storage building. and key of was hit with a cruise missile oil refinery in the city of russell gift was hit this night, threatening an ecological catastrophic. these are only a few of hundreds of war crimes committed by russia and ukraine in the course of its blatant military aggression. i assure russian war criminals that we will bring all of them to responsibility in international courts. he will face justice for what you did. no matter how much time and effort it takes us will not rest until all of the criminals responsible for the death of our men, women and children killed during this war. crimes are put behind bars. now to the international reaction. for the fall, i would like to thank from the bottom of my heart, ukrainian community, some foreigners who demonstrated and continue to demonstrate their solidarity with ukraine, dema

this was near south norfolk street and fashion island boulevard by highway 101. at one point, officers had guns drawn while searching cars. that search prompted the on- ramp of highway 101 to temporarily close. police tell us the surge is still go ongoing and they are not saying what the suspect was wanted for or why that person was in the area. >>> let's take a live look at the white house, where they are closely monitoring the situation in ukraine. russian troops are massed at the border and time might be running out to prevent an invasion. cbs reporter skyler henry is live at the white house with the diplomatic efforts that are still underway. skyler? >> reporter: sarah, good to see you. u.s. officials are certainly concerned about tensions rising along the russia ukraine border. so much so that they are moving their embassy personnel out of the embassy in kyiv over to western ukraine, fearing a possible attack from russia any day now. still at the white house, president biden swapping notes with foreign counterparts on ways to try to de-escalate the situation

ah, norfolk, which of the top stories here now to 0? ukraine has cool for talks within 48 hours between russia and members of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. it's also invited us president joe biden to achieve falling a 50 minute phone call. audio, castro's mall from washington on ukraine's comments following the phone calls the lensky invited biden to go to cave in the coming days, quote unquote, because the u. s. president's presence there in the ukraine and capital would be crucial for de escalation. again, there is no mention of this, and the official read out that came from the white house and we are waiting for a response to that invitation. what we do know from the white house is that this call lasted about an hour, and that biden's set of zalinski that he affirmed that the u. s. allies are ready to respond. he said swiftly and decisively. if russia are further, uh, it's a good aggression against ukraine. ukraine is seeking transparency on russia's military. build up the number of brushing forces and bett

now this video is heavy rockies artillery has come in from the southern training and city of norfolk cova, of act 80 kilometer from crimea. the man has reportedly said the cities under the control of the russian military, but locals are describing ongoing fighting in the area. and this video does show an apartment building a legendary hate spine overnight. rocket attack in the northern ukrainian city of chick journey. gov. that's about a 150 column tis from kiev. the lower floors were damaged where a fire ruptured. although report you say one woman was injured and the blaze has been put out. now to the capital here are these unverified images have come in from ukrainian capital where local state say that our defense systems are actively operating. key of authority said the city was surrounded and then back down from that claim and say that groups of russian sub it serves the trying to bring chaos to the streets. although that's being denied by the russian military. do is just the key of is flooded with armed gangs of looters, robbers and radical nationalists. they were given guns in

whose cars were hit by flying bullets yesterday morning at about 11, 20 casings were found near south norfolk street and coach keyhole avenue right near parkside plaza. police say no one was hurt, but that boyer was arrested at his home. he's now facing charges for assault with a firearm. in the south bay to san jose police foundation is launching a new program in hopes of preventing catalytic converter thefts and protecting innocent victims. kron four's theresa stasi has the story. >> it is a devious crime. the stealing of catalytic converters the crime also dangerous. an innocent man trying to stop thieves gunned down in front of his own home. >> in memory of the new and jose resident who was tragically shot and killed when he came out to investigate 2 individuals who are in the process of actually stealing his catalytic converter. rob fisher is president of the san jose police foundation. >> take a look at this. the foundation along with 3 auto dealerships teaming up to curb this crime and possibly save lives. the program is called edge and protect and this is how it works. >> but what wil

is quite significant in norfolk in fact i think if you're a wellington, your fellow disappointing starts weekend and possibly disappointing. and so he could this yellow suggest particularly heavy right now walking cross church isn't moving across to walls, nor thought it is the picture of a sunday little real change here. that could some could cause some significant flooding. ah, in south korea military service is compulsory. but some refused to take part one at 18 weeks. those dodging the drop on al jazeera as well, the best athletes prepared for the winter olympics staging is bracing itself for the arrival of an estimated 11000 people, kind of 0 tolerance, corporate strategy walk. and despite diplomatic play, quote, which one is which again, client will bring you the latest date is 2022 winter olympics on al jazeera. ah ah. hello again to tell stories on our to 0. the sour versus president is hailed what he calls unprecedented close ties with china. jury a meeting with president she jumping in beijing, the show of unity comes, is relations deteriorates with the west over russia. true,

today's gathering was held at her sandringham estate in norfolk, where herfather, king george the vi,carefully. but on this weekend of private memories of her beloved father and her late husband, the queen was meeting local people in the ballroom at sandringham, and the conversation flowed. probably be quite different because nowadays, won't we do things quite differently? she moves slowly and carefully now, steadied by a stick, but there were no hesitations on the exchanges with the guests. i was told it had to be upside—down for the press. they can see it. laughter. i don't mind! i don't matter. well, i think i can probably read it upside down, too. i think you probably can. there was a jubilee cake, the first of many for the queen to cut, and a jubilee scroll congratulating her on the 70 years of her reign. 70 years. extraordinary, isn't it? it's incredible, isn't it? the queen seems quite fit into well today, yes. she has actually had that little sparkle in her eye and, you know, her sense of humour was there, so, yeah, i'd say she was fine. little frail, but terrific sense of hum

well, i'm very disappointed with attrition that they've basically norfolk public interest. they also do not in the mid interest of the officials, the only interest of the fishery lobby on the face of the only ones in danger. the fisherman also at risk of losing or for bugging my thought up 7 group where they get it on the bottom of the bubble. thought, i guess it might be real. she's been liberties of abusive block and with for welcome back to the kaiser report. i max kaiser time now teacher to williams ariano, a congressman for the law union area and also avenue were big coin, city is being built. these were president of kelly's party new ideas, which is 3 years old today. william, happy birthday. thank you. it's a pleasure to be here in case the report i've always watch you guys, i've always been a fan of your show. but right now, as you mentioned, is the 30 year of newer. let's see this region. c the government defeated the bipartisan shift for the 1st time and the day began to become president of a salvador. i want to talk about that, and i should mention that we're in

i haven't been affected by there was a shooting here by my apartment. norfolk with retired, a police officer, dominic izzo who told us the white house is really trying to downplay the rise and crime. i think everything coming from the white house are honestly, it's when the democrats is passive, aggressiveness. i really do think the only people suffering right now are the american people. this everything is going on right now with a downplaying of criminal activity or, or bail reform or anything else. it's coming out of the white house. it's really damaging law enforcement and the citizens are going to hurt in the long run. and i think it's a game they're playing. are actually playing with both the cops and the citizens lives in there. and this is an emotional phrasing, and it's meant cause division. it's meant to cause irritation is meant to cause a blame game. the cops are always gonna be used as pawns. citizens are going to be demanding more from police to placement, frustration you have this unbelievable hurtful cycle is going to be perpetuated and it's got to stop. this is purpo

yeah. norfolk for the good of our people's fema, due to the world is our home pretty good are but if they do with god above us, yasenya death, ammonia, we stand for peace. dog and we are willing to support every one who holds the same values for you been feeling pm and thank you mr. put in for your warm welcome . duplicate god. 3 north. the question for discussing the issues today and for the trust you place not country. thank you. ok another day in another world leader in the kremlin. no questions from reporters . this time as president ballston, our overseas had spent 2 hours speaking with president putin in the kremlin today. and it's so gib lee been the most cordial of any of the top level visits over the past week or so not least because it wasn't dominated by the ukraine crisis. this meeting was arranged long before any of the problems surrounding the ukraine crisis emerged. and so both were concentrating on trade, mister putin highlighting how brazil is that russia's leading trade partner in both latin america and in the caribbean. they covered a number of topics that there wa

if norfolk look for you to pay for the mountain route that i used to drive as an engineer could only be used from the end of may until mid or late october 5th. and the rest of the year it was closed for the winter because of the huge amounts of snow into scary and volumes. i could also name asi this india, south of that's on the for occurs war that would be june or early july on phones. you go leaked immuno even then there was still a little snow sister are humble, that's one of the mountain phenomena here. but you can also have snow in summer margin. a gave him come this can pose a threat with on him. then i was driving a commuter train with the engine in front when i drove into an avalanche and derailed and flies back in willie i have a year after operations were suspended on the mountain route. the association for the 4 come mountain route, steam railway, also known by the initials d, f. b was set up in 1983. it's aim was to maintain and run the railway. most of those taking part, our volunteers, known as for niece. they work without pay, but with plenty of passion. ah ah ah, ah.

little in water. norfolk, which they're capable of attacking, they want to attack, what would they dare with they really do us more nearly 8 years of conflict, ukraine's east of cast a long shadow. but most hope that the ongoing diplomatic efforts will put at the escalation in sight. the latest crisis natasha butler, al jazeera, kiev, and talks between ukraine and russia, aimed at resolving conflict in east and ukraine, have ended without progress. officials made him berlin to the so called normandy format talks mediated by france. and germany says, really, unfortunately, almost 9 hours of talks have ended without any significant results formed in documents. but this could be to go through. we hooked at the ukrainian authority will have enough prudence not to launch combat actions against their own citizens. on the other side of the contact line. i'm not sure who yours business to. yesterday we have disagreements. yes, there are issues which have to be coordinated, but there is a will to continue and there is a will to negotiate. this is the key thing. what was the more the best days co

they've basically norfolk public interest. they also do know in the interest of officially the only true interest of the fishery on the face of the only ones in danger. the fishermen also at risk of losing or picking them up up to them before they get to them about that. i'm going to bubble thought, i guess it might be real. she's been please use it for both of us because i want to get into the jack black. welcome back. know, as we have talked about here and boom, bus b auto industry is based a number of issues. since the onset of the pandemic related to st. supply chains and the global. so my conductor shortage and in the short term things may get even worse. earlier this week, thousands of canadian truckers protesting the nation's mask and vaccine mandates blocked the ambassador bridge, connecting windsor ontario and detroit michigan. now the brit deals with nearly 25 percent of trade between the 2 nations and is the busiest land bridge between the 2 . with much of that made up of auto parts and vehicles. now after that traf

the queen will spend the day privately at sandringham in norfolk — the place where her father king georgeends. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell went to meet lady glenconner , a childhood friend and maid of honour at the queen's coronation , about that momentous time seven decades ago. this is my drawing room, and there is a photograph i want to show you. lady glenconner�*s childhood memories include play dates with the future queen. the royals were family friends and neighbours. princess elizabeth was a few years older. she's seen here with younger sister margaret, who's staring down enviously at lady anne's silver shoes. what would a typical day down at the beach with princess elizabeth, princess margaret and you and your sister... ? we were ensconced with our nannies in the children's hut. and, you know, we all had our spades and buckets, but i was so lucky to have had that sort of a wonderful time. the 31st of january 1952. after waving his daughter off on a tour of the commonwealth, king george vi returned back to sandringham. about three days before he died, he was shooting wit

the queen herself, as she always done on access day spending the day at sandringham in norfolk, but herendon we reflect on that remarkable period on the throne and in the next few minutes i will be talking to someone who knows the royal household well and reflecting on those years and perhaps taking a moment to think about the future as well and that future was nodded to in that statement from her majesty late last night where she made reference to camilla, talking about when the time comes, when one day charles is king how she would wish camilla to be known. and this morning prince charles issuing a further statement, congratulating her on 70 years on the throne but also reflecting that he and his wife are aware of the enormous honour bestowed on camilla. "i look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart," so says the queen in her accession day message. on this day when she marks the 70th anniversary of the moment she came to the throne, it's clear that her commitment remains undimmed by the passage of years. and with that message, a glimpse from buckingham palace of the unse

all norfolk were looking for a gift for our grandfather, who is a collector should be that we're not exactly experts on you book. i'm gonna look how subtle this is before. oh yes, it's incredible. ah ah, this is the bust morgan busy spotted. it's listed at $9500.00 euros. the macro comes to where did the red marks come from? loose, good girl. that probably due to the type of soil there in the stone. i won't go away after the seller doesn't mention the bust is from libya. he points to another bust which has the same characteristic red stain. so this one comes from egypt cross, right? if what about that one? 0, it must be from the middle east there. all right? said she would have it in the middle east as a vast region to vast by law. the dealer should know the precise origin of the antiquities he selling suddenly the dealer offers to cut the price by a $1000.00 euros. good see ruby. i can send you that one for 8500. 0, okay. instead of 9005 a month, thank you. will be entitled to auto. is the dealer telling the truth? could the busts have come from egypt or the middle east as he claims

fbi knew people were coming, norfolk office knew, nypd knew they gave that idea to fbi director wray seems to be sleeping on his job. the memo was on his desk for 4 days, he never got around to it. but, donald trump offered the national guard. ? you offer the national guard, to protect the capitol building, then how you can be responsible for a quote, unquote insurrection? >> it makes no sense. but nothing the democrats say makes much sense, they have closed capitol, allowed proxy voting, kicked republicans off committee, won't let republicans serve on committee and trying to en filibuster and pack the court, yet they say donald trump is drying undermine democracy, you cannot make this stuff up, we have conflicting testimony, head of capitol hill police said he talked to sergeant at arms about a national guard there, police chief said that head of sergeant of arms said that pelosi's office do not like the optics national guards, you have conflicting testimony. guess when one has been willing to testify and turnover the documents, the one who said he asked for national guard, the othe

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she traditionally does spend this day at sandringham, her estate in norfolk. death of father, at a young age, the death of father, at a young age, the age of 56. and this means of course that the queen is the longest reigning monarch that this country has seen. we have had those pictures released to us in the last little while, some more images from the sandringham, the queen looking at papers that document plans for the platinum jubilee papers that document plans for the platinumjubilee in papers that document plans for the platinum jubilee in the year ahead and some of those public celebrations. while we see some of those images, let's get the of robert hardman. let's talk to the daily mail's robert hardman, author of the queen of our times it was always going to be an important and poignant day today, but i'm interested from you as a long—time royal watcher what you made of the queen's comments and wishes expressed about camilla. i was surprised. i think like everybody was. and like most people, i think_ everybody was. and like most people, i think it _ eve

brightness across norfolk, some patchy cloud here, but feeling very mild and spring—like — temperaturesthwards across the uk now in the next a8 hours. overnight, it will bring some more rain into northern england, eventually pushing some into north wales and the north midlands, i think, by dawn. to the south of the front, a mild night to come with clear spells, lows ofjust 8—9 celsius. to the north of the front, a colder night, a frost for scotland, perhaps a patchy frost for parts of northern ireland and northern england, as well. and then, through wednesday, the front pushes further south still, and the arctic air continues to advance its way south. so i think across parts of northern england, the midlands, and wales, temperatures will actually come down through the day as the sun comes out. we'll see the front—draping cloud across southern counties of england and east anglia on into the afternoon, perhaps with some drizzle. a pretty windy day across the board. gusty winds driving showers in from the west across scotland that will be wintry and notjust across the highest ground. certa

you have norfolk southern, wells fargo, raising dividends by about 14% and 25% respectively then youvidend by nearly 50% its largest hike going all the way back to when it went public in 1999. some of the key names we have watched have also announced new or additional stock buyback programs walmart is planning a share repurchase of over $10 billion through the course of this year. comcast raising its dividend by 8% with a $10 billion boost to its buyback program, and nxp semi-conductor launched an additional $2 billion share buyback program with a 50% hike to its dividend. this kind of return to shareholder capital is a theme we're going to end with a check on two very different companies. cisco systems and exxonmobile. both stocks have outperforming the broader market over the last year but are now returning money to shareholders with additional buy backs. cisco announcing a 3% hike to its dividend, while exxonmobil has redumed buying back stocks in a $10 billion program there as all of this volatility continues, stocks like these could act as possible safe havens for those who are

the women's game between morgan state and norfolk state. up by 1. grabbed the loose ball.ot slammed to the ground by mahogany williams. morgan state went on to win. >>> the second time in the 146 year history of the kentucky derby a horse has been disqualified for a banned substance. medina spirit is officially disqualified. the kentucky horse racing commission announced a 90 day banning and a fine for bob baf baffert. baffert said he plans to appeal that decision. in june churchill downs racetrack announced a 2-year suspension of baffert including the 2022 and 2023 kentucky derbys. medina spirit died after a workout. when it comes to all of the winning tickets for the kentucky derby, no going back on those. everybody had had medina spirit gets paid. >> nice to see you. thank you. >>> russian troops on the move. the world waits for vladimir putin to strike next. how will the west respond. >>> and britney spears to tell her side of the story. the new lucrative book deal ahead. and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com,

as 38 year-old william billy calls came in yesterday morning around 11, 20 with drivers near south norfolk street and keo avenue telling police their cars have been hit by random bullets. police say no one was hurt. a was arrested at his home. he's facing charges for assault with a firearm. a memorial is being organized by the fiance of the man who drowned at john muir beach last week. jose padilla as body was recovered friday, 3 days after a sneaker wave pulled him out to sea. the agencies who conducted the rescue and recovery efforts are now making recommendations to the public about those dangerous sneaker waves. kron on's rob nesbitt explains. >>both the coast guard in the marin county fire department say that sneaker waves are difficult for even the most advanced swimmers to navigate. it's the type of way, but now has the padilla family making funeral plans? for days? multiple rescue agencies in moraine county search the waters of near beach for jose padilla. his fiance, shawna hinson posted online that the national park service recovered his body saying, quote, he was found just befo

the cases were found near south norfolk street. key hill avenue near parkside plaza.kily the cars were hit but noticed nobody inside was hurt. and then the police arrested kabul earlier at his home later. and now he faces charges for assault with a firearm. it's 9.35. and we all know smash-and-grab robberies have been a huge problem in the bay area. well, other states have seen their share to, in fact, nationwide. new york la and san francisco are the cities that have been the hardest by the smash and grabs were we've seen big groups going fresno, 15 people and in and so a bunch of jewelry stores and we've seen jewelry stores. same story here in the bay area. on average, the companies or businesses in 2020 last 7,000, $500 per robbery. the year before that it was $800. so that's a huge increase and they're trying to get something done about it. but it turns out because of the internet, experts say it's a lot easier to unload stolen merchandise. more people shopping online in my opinion is probably the biggest driver because there's more. >> demand for product online.

navy destroyers have been sent to the mediterranean from norfolk, virginia.y sources tell me that they did still do not believe president putin has made a final decision on whether to invade nor do they assess that he has communicated his final decision to his generals or troops. the u.s. has been flying air surveillance at 56,000 feet global hawk unmanned surveillance flights among others over ukrainian territory and the black sea and has a pretty good idea of where putin's forces are positioned tonight. bret. >> bret: you know, why the warning though now that putin may decide in the coming days? wanted to wait until after the olympics not to embarrass china in some way? >> that's right, bret. putin has a narrow window to invade ukraine before the ground that yous at the end of march. peak ground freeze from what we have learned is on february 15th. that means the ground will be hard enough for tanks and heavy tumor travel off road as soon as tuesday, bret. >> bret: jen, if you would, stand by. bring you in with the panel in just a moment. stocks plunged mea

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it was about 11:20am, in the morning that this happened in casings were found near south norfolk street and keo avenue near parkside plaza. luckily nobody was hurt in these cars. just cars were hit police arrested bully or at his home. and now we face charges for assault with a firearm. well, we all know smash-and-grab robberies of stores have been a big problem in san francisco, oakland all around the bay and in the state. but you know it nationwide 2, in fact, new york la and san francisco are among the hardest hit areas for these smash and grab robberies. like what you're seeing here, people run into jewelry, store, smash and grab. they say that the crimes really spikes during the pandemic. think about what the average store or company is losing now about $7500 per robbery in 2020 back in 2019, they're losing $800 per event. so you can see the difference and recently and fresno, there was a swarm 15 people went with hammers, a jewelry store. and then we've see this, of course, with people going into pharmacies and stealing to stuff, you know what they do with the bags of stuff and th

bustier, was arrested yesterday after police say was randomly shot at a car in the area of south norfolkt and kehoe avenue. police track down the shooter, arrested him and searched his home and they found some 10 firearms, including ghost guns, dozens of magazines , rounds of ammo and gun making equipment. 13 year old boy is under arrest in connection with the shooting on friday at market and morgan hill. police say the boy fired the gun at someone during an argument. the shot missed the victim. the boy ran from that. supermarket was able to elude police until monday he was arrested eventually in san jose, and police say he was armed with a handgun at the time is now booked in a santa clara county juvenile hall on suspicion of resisting arrest, possessing a firearm. an attempted homicide. starting tomorrow, the valley transportation authority will shut down a segment of light rail tracks and san jose along north first street between east heading street at interstate 8 80. the closure will allow crews to do heavy track maintenance on that stretch of the rail line. during the closure. a bu

it live norfolk, syria is the news day on al jazeera, but we need some winter olympics. actually we sure do, and let's take it over to beijing. were chinese tennis player? pang shy has made a rare public appearance at the winter olympics. the 3 times summer olympian was seen speaking to the io see president thomas bock at the free style scheme, competition pangs while being has been a global concern. after she accused a senior chinese official of sexually assaulting her and a social media post in november. but in an interview with the french newspaper. this week, she denied that she made such allegations. whooping was there to see china's island? gwyn gold and the women's free style, big air competition, the 18 year old was born in the united states, and this is her 1st ever olympics. she saved her best jump for last with a fort rotations, also called a 1620, complete with a perfect landing. only frenchwoman tesla dough had pulled that move off in a competition before, but we do had to settle for silver this time. go has more chances for gold and the slope style and the

witnesses whose cars were hit by flying bullets earlier today about 11, 20 casings were found near south norfolk street and keyhole avenue near parkside plaza. no one was hurt. a search warrant was served to his home where he was cuffed and taken away on charges of assault with a firearm. he is spending the night in san mateo county jail. today marks 4 years since 17 people were killed at a high school in parkland, florida. now families along with gun control advocates now pressing president joe biden to do more to address gun violence. congress is now considering a handful of gun control bills that would tackle gun trafficking, ghost guns and expand background checks. >> 2 illinois congress members are sponsoring the gun trafficker detection act, which would require gun owners to report their guns lost or stolen within 48 hours. republicans meanwhile, have come out against the possibilities. smash and grab robberies have been a huge problem here in san francisco and oakland, among other places across the state nationwide, new york and los angeles are also some of the hardest hit areas. the crim

yesterday it was around 11, 20 in the morning and the casings were found near south norfolk street, keyhole avenue near parkside plaza. luckily the cars were hit but nobody inside the cars was hurt and police arrested boyer at his home and now we face charges for assault with a firearm. smash-and-grab robberies have been a huge problem in the bay area. san francisco, oakland, lots of places around the nation to new york in la and san francisco have been the hardest hit areas with these smash and grabs like at the jewelry stores or people run in and take off with the jewels. look at what these stores are losing on average about a $7,500 per robbery in 2020. so that's nearly 8,000 compared to about $800 in losses per store in 2019. in fresno. recently, 15 people armed with hammers went and ripped off a jewelry store. a loss prevention expert says that online shopping has made this very easy because they can offload the hot stuff really fast. more people shopping online in my opinion is probably the biggest driver because there's more. >> demand for product online. and that is an outlet where

were hit by bullets yesterday morning about 11, 20 in the morning and casings were found near south norfolkza. nobody was hurt. luckily. so that's a good thing. was arrested at his home and now faces charges of assault with a firearm. smash-and-grab robberies. we know that a huge problem in san francisco and oakland and many other places all around the bay and the state. but nationwide to new york la and san francisco are among the hardest hit places by smash-and-grab robberies. the crime spike during the pandemic with the average company in or story. you can see a jewelry store here on average losing about 7,000, $500 per smash-and-grab robbery in 2020 and in 2019 was 100 bucks. a recent incident was in fresno. there were 15 people armed with hammers and they went into a jewelry store, took stuff loss. prevention experts say that more online shopping could be a driving factor behind the smash and grabs. people shopping online in my opinion is probably the biggest driver because there's more. >> demand for product online. and that is an outlet where a lot of the stolen product ends up. >> a

brightness across norfolk, some patchy cloud here, but feeling very mild and spring—like — temperaturesre rain into northern england, eventually pushing some into north wales and the north midlands, i think, by dawn. to the south of the front, a mild night to come with clear spells, lows ofjust 8—9 celsius. to the north of the front, a colder night, a frost for scotland, perhaps a patchy frost for parts of northern ireland and northern england, as well. and then, through wednesday, the front pushes further south still, and the arctic air continues to advance its way south. so i think across parts of northern england, the midlands, and wales, temperatures will actually come down through the day as the sun comes out. we'll see the front—draping cloud across southern counties of england and east anglia on into the afternoon, perhaps with some drizzle. a pretty windy day across the board. gusty winds driving showers in from the west across scotland that will be wintry and notjust across the highest ground. certainly cold for scotland — highs ofjust 4—5 celsius, 11—12 further south. now this