the reason we know about nova check is because russia wanted us to know about nova check. and the use in the u.k.. right after 2000, 2002, was the theater use of fentanyl compounds. they have a diverse array of chemical weapons. host: what worries you about their capabilities? guest: states have a lot of options at their disposal. i worry about them using the weapons and eroding what they have so recently protected in the block -- biological side against their use. there are many things about the situation. this is one of many. host: i want to show you the -- from a senate exchange on thursday with senator -- and the director -- senator marco rubio and the director of ukraine. [video clip] >> ukraine have biological weapons? >> no, they do not. as i understand, ukraine operates biolab. they are developing ukraine's bio defense and the health response. i think the u.s. government provides assistance, or at least has in the past, provided assistance in the context of biosafety. which is something we have done globally with a variety of different countries. >> how do we defin

helium, also changing its name to nova labs.ring in ceo amir haleem for more on all of this as part of our crypto report. walk us through how a crypto wireless network actually works. amir: the easiest way to think about what helium does is it powers ordinary, everyday people to participate in the telecom business. this is the most entrenched industry that is almost impossible for a regular person to participate in. and what helium has pioneered is the ability for everyday people to become a part of the telecom business with the decentralization of crypto. everyday participants by a -- buy a little piece of hardware called a hotspot. you can think of it as a miniature cell tower. they earn a helium token for providing network coverage that other people can use. that is what it essentially is. emily: what are some of your first use cases and customers? amir: they have been some interesting ones. the network today is focused on the internet of things, mostly sensors, small devices that are battery-powered. so we have seen everythi

even with the red cross and has not complied with its commitments and the shelling the city of villa. nova europe studia. mr. val, nevada rushes, defense ministry, blame to ukraine for the sci fi, as collapse on saturday evening, it confirmed that russia had resumed offensive actions on maria po for those civilians still trapped in the city. the war of words is irrelevant compared to the real human cost of the ongoing conflict. a boy just 18 months old hit by shelling doctor's could not save his life. oh, did amuse. nick connelly is in key for us to night. he is inside because the curfew is now in fact in effect. good evening to you, nick. i am the situation at the car in the capitol moment. can you tell us a bit more about him? here is basically a ghost city right now. even before the car, few you barely saw any called out on the streets, mainly of the journalist and police or me, certainly homed checkpoints, all along the main about the key places you can only see people out enjoying the weekends. sandbags, anti tank kind of insulation to different kinds. lots are possible checks of retu

even with the red cross and has not complied with its commitments and the shelling the city of villa nova europe studia. mr. walker rushes defense ministry, blame to ukraine for the sci fi as collapse on saturday. evening it confirmed that russia had resumed offensive actions on maria po for those civilians still trapped in the city. the war of words is irrelevant compared to the real human cost of the ongoing conflict. a boy just 18 months old hit by shelling. doctors could not save his life. oh, d, w. nick connelly is in the ukrainian capital cave covering the story for us earlier . we awesome about the situation in and around the city where i am now here in downtown key. if it's very, very quiet during the day, there were basically any journalists and soldiers out on the street, barely any local to be seen. they all here and not everyone had left. you see them at the supermarket. you see them cut out their windows peering. kind of past their blinds, but that keeping a very low profile, trying to kind of understand what it is that's happening to them and their lives. now 10 days into th

earlier, moscow had announced a 5 hour halt to its attack on bod, nova, and the strategic port city of mario port residence there have been left without water and power after being surrounded by russian forces. meanwhile, protests have broken out in russian health has on, ah kirsten is ukraine protested. gather in the 1st major sissy to full to russian forces, shouting in defiance of the soldiers occupying the city. many others on the move. an endless line of cars outside the capitol cave as civilians attempts to escape the russian advance. thousands more of forced to flee through the wreckage on foot, carrying only what they can throughout at all. a battle of narratives is being waged as both sides release images, claiming military victories. the russian ministry of defense shows what it coals destroyed ukrainian tanks, and russian arma advancing nick cave. while ukraine released this video, apparently from a drone, allegedly showing a russian helicopter being shot down. this battle of claim and counter claim has seen both sides blame each other for the collapse of promised humanitari

nova ukraine is a nonprofit group. it's based in palo alto, and it's raising money for the millions of people in ukraine whose lives changed forever by the war that began eight days ago. now today, ktvu is holding a special giving day drive the local nonprofit nobody . ukraine is helping. as we said ordinary people and families with children affected by the war. you can go to ktvu dot com to find out more or you can scan the q r code. that's right there on your screen. nova you care crane is handing out donations on a daily basis to frontline followed. helping both refugees and people who remain in ukraine. well house speaker nancy pelosi says she supports banning oil imports from russia . now it makes up about 10% of the oil imported here to the us . her comments seemed to reflect the sentiments in the u. s. senate. a group of lawmakers introduced a bill that would ban all energy imports from russia. i'm all for that bandit. this is bipartisan. this means it actually has some legs. so nancy pelosi is with us which mad

tonight we checked back in with a local nonprofit called nova ukraine.s raised more than $8 million to send crucial supplies to ukraine. here's nbc bay area's marianne favro. >> fight for the life of his citizens. >> reporter: as the president of ukraine pleaded with the u.s. today for more aid and to implement a no fly zone over his country, bay area ukrainians say he made a strong case for the international community to get more involved. >> he also made a point that ukraine is really fighting for survival, but also ukrainians are part of the democratic world and holding tyranny. this is not just a local war. it is really a war for the world. >> reporter: with the bay area based nonprofit nova ukraine, which raised more than $8 million to provide critical supplies to the embattled country. this week the group coordinated a team of stanford student volunteers who flew to the seattle area to pack up medical supplies bound for the war zone. medical aid is critical right now. >> artillery shells hitting apartment buildings, fires, a lot of debris, many dea

the command room gave everyone in the hotel just half an hour to leave roll on nova was already at the french embassy. what's up in the 7th in the fighting stock? very, very early on that day, like around 4 o'clock in the morning, it was the last fighting all around the embassy and we saw the 1st come arrows walk in to the up an area, i think around 9 o'clock in the morning, nova took these dramatic pictures of the fall of pen swain, shuns, gro, call from death crime, joined the nearly 600 other people taking refuge in the french embassy. the command rouge ordered all the combo dns to leave dis prime life was at stake. his friends tried to save him by forging one of john swayne spare passports. i had a 2nd passport, push passport. and so i thought at that i read the trend that he was nepalese, and we said he could have a british passport as an authority. so we changed my name around and we stripped off my photograph on the passport, and he had a picture of mug shot himself, so he stuck that over. and then prawn decided, well he would take his chances and just leave it with sake best fo

i'm karina nova. dan: i'm dan ashley. the local police chief detailed this deadly crash just after 8:45 last night when officers tried to stop a felony warrant suspect. instead of pulling over, the driver sped off. oakland police did not chase him, but he crashed into another car at the end of the block. two men and a woman were in the car the suspect hit. both men and the driver and front passenger seats were pronounced dead at the scene and the woman in the backseat was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. . the identity of the wanted driver has not yet been released but police say he's a 37-year-old oakland resident and now in custody. karina: the police chief also announced charges against three men accused in the shooting of a security guard and former police officer. we explain how tips from the community and help from neighboring cities helped lead to one of the arrests. >> today, i want to announce the two arrests in the homicide. reporter: oakland police announcing a break in the murder of the

rushes military has announced that the knit republics army has taken control of the city of villa nova, half the site of intense fighting in recent days with civilians having found themselves caught in between the warring sides. von nova ha! is 60 kilometer from the city of the next a march. the 1st the russian and ukrainian sides agreed to open humanitarian corridors for civilians. though they still haven't managed to function as intended, an rti crew went to the city in question and talked to locals, who have had to hide in basements. ah lava is a small town of $20000.00 inhabitants. it's turned into one of the hottest spots on the dawn of us front. wouldn't and fighting go in on sundays. the situation is changing every 10 minutes. mm. oh, the elderly women and children have been trapped and damp basements for more than a week now. mm. mm. the don't ask republics, forces share food and medicine. ah, cecilia. just she did a hosted elsewhere, relatively bald as others have sat in basement for a week now. it's been like help for us for 4 days. we didn't think we would leave for if you b

the command room gave everyone in the hotel just half an hour to leave roll on nova was already of the french embassy. what's up in the 7th in the fighting stock? very, very early on that day, like you run for drop in the morning with less fighting all around the embassy and we saw the 1st come arrows walk in to the up an area i think around 9 o'clock in the morning, nova took these dramatic pictures of the fall of pen swain . shun, grow coffin, did the crime? join the nearly 600 other people taking refuge in the french embassy. the command ruge ordered old account bodie and to leave dis prime. life was at stake. his friends tried to save him by forging one of john swayne spare passports. i had a 2nd passport, capricious passport. and so i thought that we can pretend that he was nepalese, and we said he could have a push possible us and i could eat. so we changed my name around and he stripped off my photograph and the passport, and he had a picture mug shot of himself, so he stuck that over. and then tron decided, well, he would take his chances and just leave it was best for him and

the bay area based nonprofit nova ukraine is doing what it can to help. more on how other people can get involved to help make a difference. joining us now is a stopped car kuna, the co founder of nova ukraine, thank you for joining us. it's really heartbreaking to see all those children in those videos that we keep seeing. obviously your organization is helping everyone , but it's a special effort being made to send supplies so that those children can eat and be comforted. absolutely and we also have to understand that they're refugees actually help you pass the very long way from their cities, some of them very close to the active war action. um. they have to cross the border. this is taking a long time and all through this chain they require support required food require supplies. a lot of them require medical health. um this is what you're focusing on a number of other efforts so absolutely we this is one of our focuses in the ukraine. one step . what is the what is the methodology that you use or you just sending money or you sending supplies? what's

his newspaper, the nova yoga z yetta came out and both russian and ukrainian last week with the headline, russia bombs, ukraine. shortly afterward, the russian government banned all media from referring to the invasion of ukraine as a war. as she's given last tortured widely, russia's leadership wants war because dictators always want warmerston and america . but the russian people don't want warming a boy. and so with the start of the war, the leadership last, they legitimacy various professional groups had been expressing their anger and open letters to president putin. doctors, teachers, and scientists are saying no to the war. thousands of people are signing each letter. i saw that even among the members of parliament, loyal to putin, disaffection as growing, mikhail might fear followed his conscience when voting to recognize ukraine's breakaway regions as independent people's republics. but when the invasion started, he was shot back. almost a 1000000 whistled us yet go. so i got the bill, you people, dr. as high as a member of parliament. i lighted for peace. not for war. i fear. b

the local nonprofit nova .y people and families with children who have been affected by the war. you can go to ktvu dot com to find out more or you can scam that qr code. that's on your screen right now. nova ukraine is handing out donations on a daily basis to frontline volunteers who are helping both refugees and people who remain in ukraine. tom is 5 37 governor gavin newsom has a new plan to confront california's homeless crisis. well, there's no compassion, stepping over people in the streets and sidewalks, compassionate reading about some one losing their life under 2 80. in an encampment. the governor plans to offer more services to the homeless who have severe mental health and addiction problems, even if that means forcing some people to get professional care. in the meantime, there are growing concerns about the governor's proposal among many homeless advocates who say it may violate civil rights, one attorney for the san francisco public defender's office says she supports getting the homeless, the h

i'm karina, nova. karina thank you so much today san francisco state senator scott wiener introduced legislation to regulate police use of dna collected from sexual assault survivors. the legislation comes after the san francisco da's office announced the police department or accused rather the police department of using dna collected from rape victims to investigate other crimes wieners bill would make that practice illegal and would prohibit victims dna from being placed in any searchable database today santa clara county's district attorney reassured victims that never misused their dna we want to protect victims of sexual assault. not collect evidence from them that could be used against them. later. we haven't and will never do that. tomorrow the santa clara county board of supervisors will ask for an extensive report on its crime labs policies and practices regarding survivors dna samples this morning ufc champion cain velasquez was denied bail after being arrested for attempted murder last week

what's the nova is a nuclear, non proliferation and disarmament. a specialist to talking to us from vienna. thank you so much for your time. well, wow. ukraine battles, russian horses on the ground cave is also attempting to stop the invasion in the courts. ukraine has launched a case at the international court of justice accusing moscow of launching its attack using false pretenses by alleging genocide into eastern regions of ukraine. but russia has not sent a delegation to attend the, to day hearing in the hague. and then once you, once you, when body to order and enter the invasion rulings issued by the court are binding. but there are no means to enforce its decision here remotely. ashlyn or reedy is a human rights lawyer who worked at the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. she is now a senior legal advisor at human rights wash. thank you so much for taking the time to take our questions. this is, i understand a very complicated legal case. so just let me start if, if you want with a very simple question, can an internat

nova is in the newsroom with tails on this karina. yes, san jose police say officers were responding to a report of a fight early sunday morning inside love victoria restaurant involving someone with a gun. it was already a tense situation given that a homicide had happened just a half a block away and police were looking for suspect police release surveillance video this afternoon showing the fight inside the restaurant followed by customers running out the door at one point police. say a man pulled out a gun while another man wrestled. away from him when that man emerged from the restaurant holding the gun a police officer fired several shots today, san jose police chief anthony mada explained what happened? the officer knew that listed a block away from the homicide a man with a gun inside a crowded restaurant engaged in the fight. and that panic customers were running out reporting what was occurring? the officer knew that the person coming out of the restaurant was holding a gun and pointed it at others. the officer knew that int

i'm in issues industry and a met the emperor nova m program. i said if it was a demand that but she wanted to let but then at any time or versus them. dennis jones, any you've decided is about time to implement of the full of education. now, according to the international report, 50 percent of the children age 7 to $12.00 out of school because of violence and poverty. could you share with us what kinds of schools you would like to see in the future in your country? know some m p a key fe, the kid cry sounds, then we'll get i think the delivery is to select near canoe they offer a lay and 3rd, to the rest of the plesk, a cat post, some, some leisure and the soup sat beside the circus 0 damp, i'm in the south for some this going as i walk said delon, bonanza jumped the y medium, which will be in some petted event through. i mean the all the way, if you could tell i propose it still apply the lid. you can show it daily, pronounced the 2 little bit so sure, certain kawasaki, the key key key key key key man. data source is important. don't disperse

that's what we do it at nova works. there is still a million women fewer in the labor force nationwide today than prior to the pandemic. the census bureau reports. 3.5 million working mothers lost their jobs during the pandemic. driving their labor force participation to a 50 year. low child care aware of america, reports at least 16,000 childcare facilities, big and small were lost to the pandemic that left many women who wanted to return to work without child care. the number of childcare workers the number of child care spaces as increased over the past six months, but still remains well below the pre pandemic levels. the labor force for women it has been tough. other women have adopted for less or no work. lifestyle changes, especially amongst two income families, settling for one income others are awaiting for or training for better new jobs. the labor unions have proven to be excellent pay equalizers for women union membership remains very low. just 14.7% of california workers are unionized 10% nationwide. and bec

i'm karina, nova. okay, karina. thanks a lot abc 7 news reporter tara campbell was on her way to a different story actually when this fire broke out she saw the accident from the freeway and was the first reporter on the scene. she joins us live now with what witnesses and passengers say about this crash terror dan, as you were just saying there we were able to quickly turn around and get to the scene earlier this morning and what we saw were people visibly shaken by what they had just experienced several of those passengers had already been had already fled the scene of the fire and take a listen to what they had to say to us earlier. a caltrained car bursting into flames passen rambling to get out. i look to my right when the train finally came to stop and i just saw flames. i just started running towards the front alex mendoza running for his life doing whatever he could to escape the fiery wreckage. someone opened up a window and i just jumped out a window taking a leap and hoping for safe landing and i knew i w

again, i think it was after this time because of the stimulus program between 9 nova. so we know it's just 28 kilometers of good roads that's being have now to a much like a few roads lead off highway 163 to the farms to 5. yeah, some areas are already developed and are close to the road. i further away i had gotten a hold of you, you had gotten my price is very valuable to put it in with just one more kilometer a tractor tracks of covered hours from yesterday. yes. what did you want? so they were here after. okay. because he thought he probably went that way with i got it in to while you're watching the area now. so the illegal loggers don't come back with them . you know, environmental crime is very common around the cities of novel progressive castillo to sonya. and you take to about environmental agency bama has its headquarters. mm. with them on looking for a station is carried out by organized crime. here. you can tell by the way it was carried out today. the buses are specialized in land grabbing my with the main catalyst for the for station is an speculation wi

so no western media will vilify them in an interview to aussie and we had nova, see the former russian presidents and current deputy chairman of the security council to reach me via d of said his normal for people to criticize whether the governments had made bad decisions as these parts of democracy boats when answering a question from via nova, see, he said many people in russia still support the military offensive against ukraine? the full interview will be at tomorrow. what's his a quick preview? should say, so do you think the dance you have remained in russian society in russia as a whole, support the operation ukraine. now especially of course they do and this is not my opinion. all the data is made public and no matter what are spiteful, critics say, or write this support is obviously according to the latest surveys, 3 quarters of the country's population support the conduct of the operation. if we talk about the rating of the highest official, that is the president of our country than this rating is even higher. this, in fact, is the support. i'm not talking about a demonstrat

karina nova live in the newsroom with their story.er of the food truck and as you can imagine, he was emotional today, moving here as a ukrainian refugee from to have in 1979. he and his wife, russian, on the food truck. he started his business in 2017,, serving ukrainian and russian foods. igor tells us he is lucky to be here in the united states but cannot stop worrying about his friends overseas, wondering how all of this could just be happening. igor: it's a tragedy. it's a tragedy americcan government let it happen. it is a tragedy the russian government let it happen. it is a tragedy for the ukrainian people who are stuck in the middle. it is tough. i'm lucky. very fortunate. didn't think it would get worse. karina: bucky is here, he says he is doing what he can, to keep cooking and donating. you now is getting 15% of his food truck sales to world central kitchen as long as the conflict continues. that nonprofit is serving thousands of fresh meals to ukrainians fleeing, the country and the people there too. he tells me he hopes

on hold because of violations by russian forces. fighting was meant to stop in muddy paul and vul nova to allow safe passage out of civilians out of harm's way. mario poles been under siege for days in it's come under constant shelling. women without any humanitarian corridors must work to day and maria pole, and val neither care to save people. women children, the elderly, to give food and medicine to those who remain mirabelle more sam, we're doing everything on our part to make the agreement work. this is one of the main tasks for today. let's see if we can go further in the negotiation process. the look at it, let's take a closer look at mario paul. it's home to more than 400000 people. the humanitarian corridor is being set up. it begins there, so the residence can leave a route spin, established for mario paul, to the city of zeppelin. shear civilians will be able to drive along the corridor in their own cars all by taking a municipal bus. but russia wanted deviating from the route is strictly forbidden, shall stratford as more. we are south of the town of the city of zach parish

to make that johnny bernard smith reports from the nova asked region these ukrainians left mary awful with just a few belongings they could pack in a hurry, which wasn't much. what was weighing these people down with the memories of what they've seen and what they've left behind. they've left a city of half a 1000000 people surrounded by forces from russia and on yet, people who are now their hosts. nick describes living under shelling for 10 days as he made his way out of the city with his wife, child, and mother in law. had them virtually knowledge. we got into our car under constant shalon valley. there was no corridor. we had no help. we just drove, we went from one village to another, spent 4 days in a cellar, less than 5 days in a shed with no water, no guest, no electricity, no internet. that journey from mary up all east to this village would have taken just 45 minutes in peace time. my brother was a while ago. mister wife, as best we could, we will only now that we are safe, i will go in to walk out what we are going to do next. so few people seem to have made it out of mary

and next the front line has moved about sort of a few kilometers or to my left towards vol nova, but it remains a very dynamic environment. there is still a constant sound of shelling. so although they're supposed to be a sci fi, there is still a firing going on. and it's going to be an enormous challenge for the people who want to leave vol, nevada, to make it here. certainly along the road we came in on, there were still clearly an active battle field grad rock. it's landed just a few meters from our convoy as we headed to walk us the people here i've been living with conflict like this, the 8 years it piece piece piece. we only want peace. these women say danielle military. this here, it's mainly fighting what it called ukrainian nationalists, that a russian description, the paramilitaries, it wants to distinguish from the regular ukrainian army. with lucy kicker girls of the dates. you can see how they follow the sci fi here. the head of the local administration tells me 10 days ago. the forces from done yet can were ganske recognized as republics by russia controlled only a 3rd

sent to europe and markets as a severe storm has heavily damaged to vital equipment at the port of nova fisk. the facility is a key hub in russia's caspian pipeline, which transports large volumes of oil. the company in charge of the site says repairs it could take weeks with output of the commodity expected to drop significantly. authority say none of the oil has leaked into the black sea. the pipeline consortiums ceo has asserted that necessary precautions have prevented a spill blew in security for we will have to reduce both shipments and reception through the pipeline. and the reduction will be quite significant. by more than half, at least, i mean, we're forced to exclude any risks of oil and turn the seas. so of course, this equipment will be decommission for preventive repair. it will take at least 3 weeks to carry out the replacement work of the work is carried out sequentially. we have the materials for it has now, but whether it's enough would depend on the volume that we haven't changed, which is right now, relation to foreign supply partners. quite complicated. so i think t

nova has the story. sky 7 flew over the crazy scene in the cal hollow neighborhood of san francisco, the crash happened at the intersection of greenwich and laguna streets. trucks from different fire stations were heading to a call when they try to avoid each other but crashed at the intersection shortly after noon one truck. also hit two parked cars with so much force one car ended up on top of the other that fire truck ended up almost hitting the gray apartment building the owner of the silver car. grant miller was home across treat at the time watching tv. how's expecting like a bracket buster, but this is a car buster. miller says that's no's no's n's that's like there's a car on top of my car like it's all crazy. i don't know like i'm still kind of in shock about it, you know. i bought that i worked hard for it and now it's just destroyed. leonard jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says there will be everything that. we played are the things that we're going to be looking into ar

. >> nova djokovic volverÁ a hacer el uno del mundo. puede retomar en lugar de privilegio. gracias.rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no es lo mismo que hacerlas. mija, sabías que patty... sí, sí... gigillonaria. soy la nueva celebridad de la familia. vive como gigillonario. obtén at&t fiber - ahora con velocidades de hasta 5-gigas. disponibilidad limitada. paula: no olvide comunicarse con nosotros a travÉs de whatsapp. lo invito que nos envÍe un mensaje. llegamos al final de "noticias univisiÓn 14". gracias por su compaÑÍa. pase una buena noche. hasta maÑana. de bachata. continuamos con el "noticiero univisiÓn" patricia: es lunes 14 de marzo y estas son las principales noticias. rusia continÚa castigando a ucrania a sangre y fuego. la diplomacia sigue estancada ya mundo se preguntahasta cuÁndo durarÁ la guerra. siguen pulverizando casas y edificios, mientras a poblaciÓn pide agua y comida. no hay suficientes al no meses las escuelas de los Ángeles. varios planteles han amenaz

said a temporary cease fire that could have allowed civilians to leave nova and the strategic port safety of mario full russian forces are engine closer to the capital cave and fighting continues in ukraine. second biggest city i keep watching the w. a news life from berlin. our coverage continues offer a short break to stated, ah, people in trucks injured one, trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. the water families please see the reason for these critical illness with people seeing extreme dreams. getting 200 people in june around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. ask why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah . i can't take it any more broken. it's too much. russia's invasion of ukraine has turned lives upside down. people who were just recently going about their day to day routines now fear for their lives and many are on the run seeking safety in neighboring countries, including germany. if somehow my mother lives in car, keith and it's being destroyed, they're shooting at schoo

that's what we do it at nova works. there is still a million women fewer in the labor force nationwide today prior to the pandemic, the census bureau reports 3.5 million working mothers lost their jobs during the pandemic. driving their labor force participation to a 50 year. low child care aware of america, reports at least 16,000 childcare facilities, big and small were lost to the pandemic that left many women who wanted to return to work without child care. the number of childcare workers the number of child care spaces as increased over the past six months, but still remains well below the pre pandemic levels. the labor force for women it has been tough. other women have adopted for less or no work. lifestyle changes, especially amongst two income families, settling for one income. others are waiting for or training for better new jobs. the labor unions have proven to be excellent pay equalizers for women union membership remains very low. just 14.7% of california workers are unionized 10% nationwide. and because o

i spoke with igor markov of nova ukraine, which is helping with aid and he said the closure of seaports has made getting supplies. they're very difficult , and even through neighboring countries, it's been a challenge, he says. they have been overwhelmed with people here in the bay area wanting to help, he says, please do not call them anymore. they're trying to manage all the offers for help through their website. but he says like in many of situations, they have cut off physical donations and says right now, monetary donations are the best way to get resources where they are desperately needed. i imagine they're overwhelmed at a time like this, claudine wang reporting live for us tonight. thank you, claudine. several countries, including the us or tightening the financial grip on russia. even switzerland is breaking its neutral stance and joining the eu and its sanctions against russia. our team coverage continues now with ktvu tom baker, who has been looking into the expanding sanctions designed to hurt the russian economy. indeed you know russia's entire increasingly threatened econ

expire that would have allowed citizens to leave well, nova and the strategic port, city of variable russian forces are edging closer to the capital. keith and fighting continues in ukraine's 2nd biggest city hockey. you watching dw news from belinda. our coverage continues after a short break. set you up with some are driven by merciless greed. others are fighting the destruction again, when the invaders came to prison, they shut down the native. today, the government is trying to destroy the indigenous people with a large scale birthday with land grabbers are exploiting. b, amazon, rain, forest, indigenous peoples are now briefly opposing them because it's not only the earth's brain logs that are dying. the reinforced we cease to exist and or people die out. a long term report from the heart of brazil, stuart to march 9th on d. w. stories that move people the world over d, w on facebook and twitter, up to date and in touch. follow us. science has ground to a halt in ukraine and the head of the national research foundation there has pleaded with the international academic community

mike nova groused says bitcoin is likely to trade at a large range.he founder and ceo of galaxy forecast a 2020 two trading demand of 30,000 to $50,000. in an interview with bloomberg, he commented on whether cryptocurrency could blunt the impact of sanctions on russia. >> there is zero chance the russian government can use cryptocurrency to circumvent. bitcoin is a lifeline to people in countries with poor stewardship of their economy. we should be thrilled russians can get some of their money in bitcoin so they are not completely broke. vonnie: global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn this is bluebird -- i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. rishaad: let's have a look at what is going on with commodities. nickel set to resume trading on the london metal exchange. let's get to su keenan who is starting off with oil here. trading slightly higher in the asian session but still down about 6% in the last 24 hours. su: 20 to 25% since the mu

that's what we do it at nova works.women fewer in the labor force nationwide today than prior to the pandemic, the census bureau reports. 3.5 million working mothers lost their jobs during the pandemic. driving their labor force participation to a 50 year. low child care aware of america, reports at least 16,000 childcare facilities, big and small were lost to the pandemic that left many women who wanted to return to work without child care. the number of childcare workers, the number of child care spaces has increased. over the past six months, but still remains well below the prepared emmick levels. the labor force for women it has been tough other women have adopted for less or no work. lifestyle changes, especially amongst two income families, settling for one income. others are waiting for or training for better new jobs. the labor unions have proven to be excellent pay equalizers for women union membership remains very low. just 14.7% of california workers are unionized 10% nationwide. and because old attitudes di

me, me a nova show forcing only miles on bus. my deal hazards was us. me? yeah, sure. the he's only on the power of geologists more journey. just get your much bravo. do you feel as much roll sheets and you got done? you do actually just go and get your machine. you see what the duck fuck when i'm wanting to know. show albany money to him already. yes. you got to read. you need me go sheila you do not do much. hello. hello. hello place. it's a rule lashania cooks, mikaela, we believe name. so she'll she'll book that or just go to the point of proposals with ah, western capital space, what does it mean to foreign policy dilemma? the go to position is something must be done. even if that something is counterproductive and dangerous, this is now happening when it comes to ukraine. something must be done, means escalation. polymer does not more than once a year. how many times with her is with you. i am with sanctions begin to bite against russia. people in europe feel the pinch too with the cost of living soaring and i was warned, the worst is yet to come. the impacts bei

berlin. russia announces the cease fire to allow humanitarian corridors out of my real poll and ball. nova apartments and houses are destroyed even us. moscow denies targeting civilians give with more russian bombs and maria pull faces. april pate russians control the port city care sought after russia's attack on ukraine's largest nuclear power plant triggers worldwide alarm a top us diplomat ones, russian forces. and now closing in on the countries 2nd largest nuclear facility. and we hear from a, some of the many ukrainian children fleeing the war, bringing with them the trauma of displacement and ah, hello, welcome, my monica jones and berlin. we begin with reports that the russian defense ministry has declared a ceasefire to allow residents of to proceed. cities to evacuate. the ministry says humanitarian corridors are now open for people in maria paul, and vulnerable aka authorities, ann maria, pull, say the strategic port city surrounded and running out of food and ukraine's armed forces. se russian forces are attempting to encircle the capital. keith, as well as the 2nd biggest cit

even with the red cross and has not complied with its commitments and the shelling the city of villa nova europe studio. mr. walner, walker rushes defense ministry, blame to ukraine for the cease fires, collapse on saturday. evening it confirmed that russia had resumed offensive actions on maria po for those civilians still trapped in the city. the war of words is irrelevant compared to the real human cost of the ongoing conflict. a boy just 18 months old hit by shelling. doctors could not save his life. oh, d, w, the nicolai is in key for us. he's in the us right now because of the curfew. and nick, it's good to see you. you went black just there. we seem to have lost the connection to cave there. so let's move on for now and we'll try to get back to nick in key of israel's prime minister natalie bennett's. it was in moscow on saturday for talks with russian president vladimir putin about the war . bennett then made his way to berlin to meet his german counterpart. all of shots are corresponded. tanya clemmer sent us this update from jerusalem. there was a surprise, you know, when the ne

even with the red cross and has not complied with its commitments and the shelling the city of villa. nova europe studia. miss thorpe, val navarra, but the 2 cities of fall from the only areas devastated by russian bombardment zalinski has been pleading with nato to set up a no fly zone. to stop russian asked, writes like this one outside, keith. but nato has ruled that out and will out war in europe. that's what the alliance wants to avoid. according to u. s. secretary of state and the blinking, he may go the only way to actually implement something like a no fly zone. a is to send nato planes into ukrainian air space and to shoot down russian plants that are crudely teufel flesh, war. and in europe. prism bite has been clear that we are not going to get into a war with russia as fighting and to the 10th day the situation, ukraine becomes more and more desperate casualties, amounting and over 1000000 people have now fled the country. there are reports of severe food and water shortages in some cities, including keith in the occupied city of been let to paul to the south russian soldiers h

well, from war now, i'm joined from vienna by gow har mu hunch a nova. she is a nuclear non proliferation and disarmament specialist. it's good to have you on the program. you know, we just heard the world narrowly averted a nuclear catastrophe. how dangerous was this incident last night? i think it had me. i well it's, it's certainly dangerous to the shooting at the nuclear power plant and to have a fight that and goodness, the building itself does not imply it was a training facility. so it's hard to say, just how close we were to india. catastrophe, but it's in imperative that russia stops attacking nuclear power plants in ukraine . yet you say, nuclear power plants. that's because there are several other power plants in ukraine. you should people not only in ukraine, but all of us here in europe and around the world, should we still be on high alert? i think i think yes, it's not clear what the goals russian horses were pursuing in firing at the nuclear power plant facility. whether that was deliberately targeted or it was caught in the fire that was

she nova died when their vehicle though the vehicle they were traveling and came under fire outside cave. fox news said another reporter has been hospitalized . at least 4 journalists have died covering the conflict since it began about 3 weeks ago. near opinion has imposed a new round of sanctions against russia aimed at stifling fine financing of its invasion of ukraine. the measure measures also hit the inner circle of president vladimir putin dw. christine manuel has more from brussels as russia continues to bear arms, ukraine with bombs, the european union has delivered its latest blow to the kremlin with a fresh round of sanctions. they are designed to punish moscow for the death and devastation it has brought on its neva. the measures will be felt in russia by both the ordinary and the elite. they include banning the export of luxury goods to russia, stopping, steal product imports from russia, freezing the assets of the billionaire oligarchy, rowman abramoff ich, and others close to vladimir putin and denying russia special trading access into the e u market. the ear says this ne

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and running deliveries a nova, do they do? there's no other way. we definitely have to do what the government has arranged. he said, any other better way to solve it on the chronus highly transmissible? good. oh, i have friends who i hung out with a few days ago but was suddenly quarantined recently. i think the shanghai government does so to protect citizens in the long run. it's good to like harvey, i sure, really gazelle at school now only has online classes, but we couldn't go back home to our hometown. meanwhile, the industrial city of sion jen has fully closed down public transport driven by a flare of cases among factory workers. some people in china are frustrated with tight restrictions, forming a news again, especially as the rest of the world is opening up and learning to live with cove at 191 resident and beijing put it this way. did i can't understand what's happening in other cities. the control measures were doing pretty well before and now it starts again. when will it ever end? joining us now for more from bay g is correspondent fa