to understand that you have to start to mid italy's fabled olive grove. this is an keyona in tuscany village where leonor davinci was born. it's also where luigi perrine follows age old traditions as a producer of extra virgin olive oil of late. he's been experiencing a big fall in profits for don lou. i lloyd, you will not be will be all the of the gay aquanda phony. did me all you all the you all or robin the fuel? financial group? no, no, been the who? lafitte to rebuke global warming and changing insect populations have been seriously affecting production. so luigi wonders, how the big brands which supply europe supermarkets with extra virgin olive oil can somehow still do so all year round, and it knocked down prices to silicate, the k, through the day, again, they did do the pre fee about drunk, the garage, the depot no, my only providing a man a came porter, only always take a did is with god to give them all you. she could eat the ask sydney sierra and i've been going you with daughter the mad about about the mega in order to supply the global mar

the olive oil counter features keep finding ways of evading them. south of tuscany and puja lies italy's largest area of intensive olive oil production. it's here, the criminals devised one of the most blatant food frauds in recent years. a case known to ludovico vaccaro as operation yellow, gold. inadequate because of the k, a certainly still given even window delayed but did your your a trailer trailer jim quantum quine is will be done. i do suspect going on, but they say all you accelerate junior, you sent for analysis by the investigators. the bottles turned out to contained rape seat oil. at this stage, vaccaro hadn't yet realized the size of the problem into the quest a confidential and he cl up with the dead, only throws jaqueline. typically a typically stand behind the car to video leafy. she in a sustained get under the leafy she phantasmal ghost the all factor in their chair, to chilly telephony. we'll factor that into should actually dilemma truly main of your factor, just, i mean to bother you on. yeah, i be, i'm a factor of measure gps

to understand that you have to start to mid italy's fabled olive grove. this is an keyona in tuscany village where leonardo da vinci was born. it's also where luigi perrine follows age old traditions as a producer of extra virgin olive oil of late. he's been experiencing a big fall in profits for donald lloyd. you remember hope your, the of the gale quando for need to me all you all the, you're all robin the fuel financial group on amend the who will feed to rebuke global warming and changing insect populations have been seriously affecting production. so luigi wonders, how the big brands which supply europe supermarkets with extra virgin olive oil can somehow still do so all year round and knocked down prices ethically quit the k. so they did, again, they did do the fear backlog roads to people. no, merely both parties a came porto olivia, always take a good is with me god, the given her all you she could eat the arc sydney sierra and i've been going you with the order the mad about about really mad in order to supply the global market these big manufact

every day here a ship unloads a cargo of extra virgin olive oil. not from italy, but from elsewhere around the mediterranean. watch almost. okay, so connie for the doughty dallas by now a video. i'm a boy, elizabeth dato. these foreign imports will be mixed with the domestic product and then sold as italian extra virgin olive oil. remarkably, this is all legal under one condition that all the criteria for extra virgin olive oil have been met. and i sat there been annoyed with k l, e o l, your care, a job board, young me the italian inspectors are looking for imported foreign oil of poor quality that side the too acidic or not fruity enough. if it's found to be not up to grade, the oil is simply registered as being sub standard, stating that an error has crept into the documents space. so i know all the stuff in the class, some hint of yandy. meantime, could us demo for shandra, comp, yona green, because i will need a large xanda ada coin supp avon lake brideau. don't know. i had under one barrel. she put all the videos on all sandwiches on a 100. s

that all the criteria for extra virgin olive oil have been met. and then i sat there, paranoid with k, l e o l. your care, a job board young me the italian inspectors are looking for imported foreign oil of poor quality that side the too acidic or not fruity enough. if it's found to be not up to grade, the oil is simply registered as being sub standard, stating that an error has crept into the documents space. so i know all the stuff in the class, some hint of dandy mainland could us demo for shandra comp. yona green because i want you to let xanda ada coin supp, avon lake april or don't know, i add on to one, but i'll ship it all video. we're all signatures on a 100. she's already gone to ali already of the classroom, but don't, don't, don't have just idea. gina. fremont got our case. yeah. i leads out of the random nature of checks at the port makes them of only limited use. so the central inspector, its agents concentrate much of their effort, further up the production chain. a few kilometers away, a manufacturer agreed to let us in to see an i

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and so oliver's salad in washington dc. many thanks, oliver. let's take a closer look now at the fighting in eastern ukraine which has intensified over recent days. d. w correspondent mathias bellinger filed this report from the village close to the line between ukrainian and separatist held territory. it is quiet at the moment a good time to leave for days now the people in the village of rubica have been under fire. the villages in ukrainian government control territory and is being shared by separatists from the other side, much cl additional deliberately and then up the whole night. some people are still in a cellar too scared to come out. dicky, the kids spent the whole day yesterday downstairs, but at night we went upstairs, is pregnant because it was just too cold. downstairs a seller is the seller, put lowest half of the village has already left. the others are terrified shows have come down right in the center of the village. one shall have the schoolyard. woe, children were in clos. others have damaged people's homes. luckily no one h

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's oliver's out with the latest tonight from washington. oliver, thank you. we have reports coming in tonight that german chance are off sholtes plans to meet with russian president vladimir putin, to discuss tensions between ukraine in russia. where to pick up that part of the story with our political correspondence. i mean young, he's following the development force. he read berlin, simon, when is this meeting due to take place and what is the german cancer? i mean, what can he realistically hoped to achieve? your bread exactly. when it's going to happen, we don't to precisely know that yet. chancellor schultz sir said on a german t v this evening that it's planned and it will happen soon. we know that officials have been trying to set up a meeting between shots of putin for several weeks. and this, by the way, would be the 1st face to face meeting with president putin. since sir olaf sholtes became chancellor. and they had spoken briefly on the phone before. the thing we do know is that to show his heading to washington for a meeting with their president b

that is a, d, w, corresponded oliver's salad in washington, many, many thanks. oliver. nato has condemned. the escalation of the crisis over, you created russia's recognition of to break away regions as independent states. the alliances as secretary general yen stoughton berg has described it as the most dangerous moment in a generation. he said, russia has not stopped planning for a full scale invasion of ukraine and warned, against ongoing provocations in the east of the country, salt and organic that nato would continue to provide ukraine with strong political support. this is a crisis created by russia alone. we commands ukraine for its restraint in not responding to russia's repeat, the publications. we stand insulted, either with the ukrainian people on its government. alice are united in their full support for ukraine's sovereignty on to the total integrity within it nationally recognized borders. the 27 european union member states have unanimous unanimously agreed on an initial set of sanctions targeting russia. the use foreign affairs chief, jo, cept burrell, says the measures w

ok, oliver cell theory in washington with the latest on this meeting between biden and shalt. oliver, thank you. well, this week of urgent diplomacy is kicking off today on this side of the atlantic as european leaders also trying to defuse the crisis over ukraine. french president emanuel micron has been meeting with russian president vladimir putin during the meeting, which just concluded macaroni said that he hopes the talks in moscow will start to build more trust between the european union and russia. and he also hopes that this will avoid a war hooton's praised macros efforts to resolve the crisis. the warrant is watching this meeting and other diplomatic efforts. while more than a 100000 russian troops remain positioned near the border with ukraine. wireless good at our chief international editor, richard walker. he's been following events for is to day getting me to you, richard, so much high level diplomacy is going on right now on all fronts. where does french president emanuel my crone? where does he fit in here? well, what we're witnessing really at the beginning of this,

we have a dw, is oliver salad standing by for us in washington. d. c. oliver. what do you make a bite in speech? what really stood out for you? yeah, those were really high tensions there. michael in the white house in the east room just a little while ago reporter is yelling there. questions ad president biden in a way you don't see that very often. and present biden, in contrast, coming out with a very strong and devastating condemnation for the russian president vladimir putin . he gave all the responsibility to him for the current escalation for his military attack on ukraine. he talked of prudence naked aggression, quote unquote. and his desire to rebuild a russian empire, he says his actions were unprovoked, unjustifiable. those were his words. and you know what stunning is how he described, how putin engaged in all those diplomatic efforts over the last days and weeks. and at the same time, really cold bloodedly, preparing this invasion, this attack on ukraine. and really, the key takeaway here i think was basically the notion of diplomacy that the west

go to our very own oliver salad in washington. good afternoon to you, oliver. so how reliable is this information or this allegation of a false flag attack? well, brand, 1st of all, are the pentagon is quoting intelligence, and it says, and you just heard the spokesperson, john kirby speak. it says it has evidence of a plan. and so that's really important when we talk about this, now that we point that out, that this plan doesn't exist yet. however, the pentagon does believe there is something in the making and the strategy coming out right now with that information is to discredit the authenticity of a potential video that the pentagon is talking about before it even exists. and that's very important because this conflict is shaped by misinformation, by wrong allegations, and the u. s. government field is important to act swiftly to share that intelligence with the public, so it won't stir up any k as in case it plays out how they predict and how they believe it could play out. with regards to the question, how that would change the u. s position. that is very

now d, w 's oliver salad is standing by oliver. we've heard biden's response. russia will pay dearly for putin's war how much pain is on the way. well, that is the big question, michael. just how effective those sanctions will be. president biden described them as severe. he laid out how 4 more banks russian banks will be completely blocked off the u. s. financial markets. and overall, those sanctions are rather targeting the financial sector. not so much the energy sector, also swift, that financial system that is needed to, for financial institutions to sent money in and out of russia is not included. there were some reports suggesting that germany in italy might have opposed such a measure at this point in time. at least also, president putin was not targeted directly. so that led to some very noisy scenes. they are in the white towels with reporters yelling questions at president biden. who on the contrary, made clear that he believes that those sanctions will be effective. he said, russia already feels the consequences describ

oliver, great to have you on the program. we have the massive selloff overnight in asia and in europe and u.s. futures indicating a sharp selloff as well. does this make sense would you selle equities here o is this an overreaction? >> i think first our thoughts with people on the ground in ukraine. this is a potential human tragedy unfolding at the moment. in terms of the market reaction, i think i have to recognize the decisive escalation on the ground overnight you see the conflict move beyond the regions and attacks across the rest of ukraine area you see greater sanctions as a result of that markets, of course, within the last few days, a new status quo. those regions are under former russian influence. now we are seeing something worse than that. that is a result of the changes on the ground and the worse scenario from a couple of days ago. >> oliver, how do you think about the link between what's happening in ukraine and assumption we have now reached the point of escalation. what does it mean for central bank policy i

but tonight of course, camille of oliver and other russian think escaped us. i'll take him to the ice. i will be there and i'll be watching, and i'll keep you updated on everything happening here in beijing, alexia shasky, artie reporting from beijing and china. los our, i spoke to a board winning sportswriter allen. abraham son is also in beijing covering the games. he says that her concerning degree of hypocrisy in how the u. s. is reacting to believe his case. we in the united states manage somehow to have a willful blindness, a willful ignorance, when it comes to american athletes who cheat part of the problem. of course, you can use the connotative, the neutral word like challenge set or problem. is that of course, a words like russia, doping scandal, or red meat for the, for the western press. and you know, all of this is run into all the events for happening for g world. but in, in apple world, in our world, every single person just verbs to be have to have there is treated on the mirror. and i said this, not everybody. if it was an american 15 year old

later oliver climbed down from the crane and was temporarily taken into custody by local police.r family wants to see action. >> i would like to see changes that improve our safety. >> reporter: recently there's been an uptick in gun violence at schools in the u.s. according to "education week," there were at least ten incidents this year killing or injuring 19 people. in 2021, 34 shootings were reported with more than a dozen people killed. president biden released a statement saying he mourns with the parkland families and has called on congress to pass gun safety legislation and additional funding for programs aimed at reducing violent crime. groups of students also called for change as they demonstrated outside the white house. >> we have to live with this because you never know when a real lockdown drill is going to happen and when your life is at stake. >> every day reminds us of the pain, and that's why we decided to be where we are today. >> reporter: joaquin oliver's family said they won't stop working until there's change. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> coming

terry schultz is in brussels, where nato is headquartered, and oliver salad is in a washington oliver want to go to you 1st. why this deployment now has the security situation changed? layla, you just heard the pentagon spokesperson and john kirby as speak. so he basically outlines that this decision comes as a response to the ongoing russian to build up not only in western russia near the ukrainian border, but also in bella, rural. so russia continues to send troops into the area. and that, of course, is a concern for the united states as well for its allies. what kirby also said as a view, as continues to be not sure if who didn't really decided to invade ukraine, but it certainly has the cap of capability to do so. and therefore, he made clear that these troops, the 3000 troops that are sent to the region now are not sent there to engage with russian troops. neither are they sent their to enter ukrainian soil. so what we are looking here at right now is a symbolic move, given that some 60000 us troops are already stationed in europe, is an additional 3000 is really not as much as a

hi oliver attentions have been mounting for weeks. so why this deployment now has washington's calculation of the security situation changed? well, not necessarily clear. i mean, the pentagon spokesperson, john kirby said today. yes, of course. the deployment of 3000 troops to eastern europe is the response to that russian true built out that we've been following over the last week. and we've seen those satellite pictures today showing that russia continues to add forces to bela rules to that western russian border region with ukraine. and that's a concern for the united states and for nato allies. and therefore, according to the pentagon that's met with u. s. troops, but of course in a very much smaller scale, and they'll, for that move also is a symbolic move given that you have already 60000 us troops stationed in europe, 800000 russian troops on the other side of the border. plus those $3000.00 us troops coming in. now, really a small amount of soldiers with the ultimate goal, of course, to deter russia from invading ukraine. and

w, corresponding oliver salad. washington. all over the u. s. propose this resolution knowing full well that russia was going to veto it. so why did they go through with it? let's talk about the un for a moment. i mean, because the 2 main bodies here, the security council and the general assembly, i think it's important to differentiate only the 1st of one of the 2 can come to a legally binding resolution. the security council and russia has veto powers there . as you just explained also. so it's of course, a nonstarter a to go in there and ask russia to vote for resolution basically condemning its own actions there. but what you could see there is how isolated russia really is. and you mentioned v 11 of 15, a member countries voting in favor of a condemnation. so you see a large part really says that this is wrong. what russia is doing. they are china abstained, very important because the 2 countries rush and china have closed their ranks in recent months, united emeralds in india. so the next step here is going to move this forward to the g

s. reaction from oliver salad in washington dc oliver. what has been the response from the white house? nancy, president biden. just a little while ago got off the phone with german chancellor, all of shawls and french president, manuel mccaul, in the 3 of them, issued a joint statement where they strongly condemned prudence recognition of the separatist areas. all saw the secretary of state anthony blinking about announce to some swift and fur of swift and firm response of the united states. and a 1st set of sanctions has already been announced. president biden wants to sign an executive order banning u. s. person's investing in companies in the don bass region. so in those separatist areas. so u. s. companies and persons are not allowed to invest there anymore. you know, essentially the why it tells us saying this is, this comes as they have anticipated, as president biden anticipated. and putin was looking for a pretext for war, and that he's now essentially moving in and the concern is, of course, not only the situation in ukraine, bu

manuel oliver, padre de joaquÍn oliver, uno de los estudiantes asesinados por nicolÁs cruise en su escuela hijo dibujado en una pancarta. la policÍa le impidiÓ que siguiera en ese lugar y lo obligÓ a descender. oliver dije o que solo querÍa enviarle al presidente joe biden un mensaje en nombre de su hijo. el hombre fue arrestado. >> desde que asesinaron a joaquÍn mÁs de 200,000 personas han muerto por violencia de armas en el paÍs. desde que el presidente joe biden estÁ en la casa blanca, al menos 45,000 han muerto. guillermo: el presidente joe biden ha insistido al congreso sobre la necesidad de tomar acciones para el control de armas. despuÉs de esta tragedia, por desgracia el panorama sigue siendo muy preocupante. en 2021 durante la primera mitad del aÑo escolar entre el 1 de agosto y el 31 de diciembre se produjeron incidentes con armas de fuego en las escuelas del paÍs. y hay conmociÓn en nueva york tras el brutal asesinato de una mujer que fue seguida por el sospechoso hasta su vivienda en manhattan. la policÍa dice que ya arrestÓ al asesino. pepe y carranza tiene la informaciÓn y la

oliver, your time is up, as the sa extreme! oliver, your time is up, as they say the — extreme!hey say the game shows so thank you so much. ., ~ they say the game shows so thank you so much. ., ,, ,, and in around an hour's time we'll be speaking with countdown's suzie dent. let's find out what the weather is doing, is it three letters for letters or a mixture of the two? carroll is here. you are right, we have a bit of everything. it's producing some spots of rain, behind that we see sunshine and showers and as you see from the isobars it is breezy, strongest winds across the north and north—east of scotland. where we have yellow and amber that tells you it is going to be a mild day. we have a weather front drifting towards the south—west, and it will drag this cloud and spots of rain with it so behind that, we are looking at sunny skies, still some showers across the north—west of scotland, gusty winds, the strongest across northern and north—eastern scotland where we could have gusts up scotland where we could have gusts up to 65 miles an hour, possibly more than that. but it

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can we as references, can we go to washington to our correspond oliver sell it to we have oliver oliver. do we have you? yeah, we're trying to pull it up. i mean, we want to have me here. okay, very good. let me just ask if we can pull you in any moment, we'll have your picture. let's see if they could. they could change those cameras force. there you are. ok. that's not exactly what we were thinking about, but i'm listening to you very interestedly. we can see what do you make of this, this press conference and the fact of what we were just talking about. the u. s. president saying yes, we will shut down nord stream to. and chancellor sholtes saying, you know, we will act in unity. it's remarkable isn't that brent? and just a few years ago, we were actually talking about the question whether the u. s. are still is still a reliable partner. when the occupant of the white house was a different one, a few years down the line. we're sitting here, we're talking about is germany, a reliable partner? i was just wondering what is happening here and present biden really had to defend his partne

for more, we want to go now straight to our corresponded oliver's salad in washington, dc. oliver give us some more detail on what the u. s. officials are saying that my goal is to report your quoting there, often a defense official that wanted to stay anonymous 1st of all, but the u. s. according to this report, believes that the russian troops on already for that full scale invasion that the u . s. has been warning about for a several days and weeks now saying that near a 100 percent of the forces of russian forces are in place now a to move in a further beyond that separate is controlled area in the don bess. and that this could happen at any hour. now other reports say that this could take until 48 hours . now the big question of course, is we don't know what vladimir putin really wants to do. how far will he eventually go? will he really cross that line? and will he take the rest of those self declared states republics? lou hands can don't as only go even further either way. it's pretty certain that he might face very fierce resistance. there of the okay, of the ukrainian troops a

s. reaction from the oliver's salad in washington d. c. oliver. what are you hearing of from that end of present been called his a national security team to come together. jake sullivan, the national security advisor of the president issued a stark warning on an attack earlier today. he said it would be a war on the ukrainian people, and then the russian president, vladimir putin would crush them, quote unquote, and harm them, and that it could be extremely violent this war. and that is basically the concern here in washington present biden will then be able to say, look, this is exactly what i predicted. we've heard warnings coming out of the wide holes for days and weeks said of latino putin has been looking for a reasoning to create a pretext for war. and that by doing this, and by the speech that we just heard, created a framework for a subsequent invasion. another concern, of course, you're washington, is that it's not only about a, an invasion on ukrainian soil, which of course is considered an independent country. and therefore, it would be

i want to go straight now to our oliver salad in washington. oliver. he was, president biden says that he wanted to protect the american people from terrorist threats. what have been the reactions to this operation around president biden, hales, his troops there on the ground is certainly a welcome move, fear in the united states. as a reminder, just about half a year ago, we were covering the the terra tech, a cobbled airport where isis terrorists blew themselves up in a crowd of afghani citizens, civilians who are trying to escape the country. and, and among them were 13 us soldiers and back at the time, of course, president bite involved retaliation of this strike, taking down the highest ices leader is that kind of retaliation that president biden was hoping for. but of course, on the other hand, we have reports of civilians that are died and that have died in that read. the situation is still with murky. but of course that raises criticism. also people remember of similar military actions of the u. s. in the past where civilians were killed. never

carolina: elyangÉlica gonzÁlez hablÓ previamente con manuel oliver y con otro padre.y los borges la tragedia se intensifica. Él puede ver con dolor las heridas de ambos. tiene que conformarse con la foto de joaquÍn, su Único hijo. ese hecho hizo que se convirtiera en activista en pro del control de armas. ambas familias pasan este dÍa lejos de parlan tratando de no recordar. >> al pie izquierdo lo tiene como una garra de tigre. Él cambia su piel, veces se pone amarillento. la alimentaciÓn con respecto a sus intestinos como un reto. locutora: la lucha de manuel es con sus memorias. >> yo lo recuerdo a Él a diario como un hÉroe, se convirtiÓ en un hÉroe. locutora: es su razÓn de vivir. su padre nos dice entre lÁgrimas que aÚn no encuentra su propÓsito. sin conocer la realidad manuel olivera envÍa un mensaje a las vÍctimas de parkland. >> deberÍan no desesperarse buscar razones. yo por supuesto sentir mucho mÁs rencor que no merecÍa estar aquÍ. >>este no es el final de nuestra historia. carolina: cuatro aÑos, un dÍa a la vez. mientras tanto tremendo caos a bordo de un av

that is a d w 's. oliver's salad in washington dc. many thanks, oliver. i'm sure we will see more of you tonight. vladimir putin now, it says he recognizes the entire territory of to break away republics in eastern ukraine as independent. the russian president made the announcement a day after recognizing the done nets and who hunts people's republics as independent states. your latest announcement could be used as a reason for russia to push further into eastern ukraine across the current front line into territory currently held by ukrainian forces he is with vladimir putin had to say. nor was it, but his nellin, we've recognized with a dawn yet enhancing people's republics. don't you see which means we have recognised of all their founding documents grand, including the constitution, ah romco, who burnett's crew and the constitution defines the borders of the donates and onscreen in the song that the time when they were part of ukraine, i shoot to him shoot a picture of honestly hope pull me and i emphasize this that all the contentious issues will be r

d w's, oliver salad in washington. many thanks. as always, oliver ah! we're joined now by lieutenant general. ben hodges retired us army officer. and the former commander of us forces in europe. welcome to the day sir. you are a veteran of the iraq war, the war in afghanistan. did you ever expect to see war return to europe in this way? well, i am a realist and we've been watching for russia now. for several years. they invaded georgia in 2008, and we, the west did nothing. they invaded ukraine in 2014, and we really did not do anything consequential. and so what's happening now is the continuation of this, this is also for the innocent people and ukraine. ok, but it's a reality we're in now. you can almost say that those earlier invasions were test runs. i mean, this is a big one. considering the movements of russia is military, their target so far? is it possible to see pollutants, a game plan and perhaps is and game here? well, i think it's clear that what he intends is to bring about a collapse of ukrainian government. started off with going. busy a

i just asked him if he wanted a salad or an olive. a blueprint for code words so they cannot be held accountability in court. >> the document out by mistake. why is the document out there in the first place? >> who wrote it and sat in front of his computer, if i could only teach children to use code words for sex they like so they could pick the one and use it. this is terrible. >> greg: i didn't see that angle. >> you're not a parent. >> greg: that's true. that's true. i'm not. is this disturbing? do you think it's real? do you buy their excuse? that's three questions. >> it's so disturbing it is hard to believe, it is hard to believe it's real. here is what counterintuitive. i don't know how old your kids are. i happen to have an eighth grader. i'm not speaking about this eighth grader in particular -- >> you're generalizing. >> i'm generalizing. i find kids today despite all of this stuff going on, they're not quite as advanced as we were perhaps in eighth grade. they're home on computers. they're not -- >> with people. >> they're

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john oliver can laugh off problem as democrats have over the last two years.ople are grately concerned about crime. eight in ten in recent polls, and those who care about this country aren't going to put up with anymore and we're gong to see that in 2022 november, midterms where crime and inflation are going to be two big issues that decide the balance of power in washington and it will go towards republicans at this point because they're ones who are more trusted to address this problem than democrats basically been waiving off, lawrence. lawrence: you see this being reflected in polls as well. harmeet i want to get your thoughts on them defunding homeless cop that was responsible for clearing out these encamp ms. i mean, ones that have been cleared out -- have been from the l.a. county sheriff. who we've interviewed here on cross country -- but the city, i mean, the county doesn't have enough money to do this -- bier themselves city should be doing this as well, right? >> first of all, cities and counties and in california have a lot of money. we're extremel

was oliver paying for a lot of things? was he paying for the dog mani/pedi? teeth cleaning? on sunday? was he paying for that and dog food? if he was, he's got a gad arguemy -- argument -- he's got a good argument. >> shannon: exhibit b, the new york new pet custody law by the way signed by governor hochul in october says in awarding a possession of a companion animal, the court shall consider the best interests of such animal and any other factor which the court shall expressly find to be just and proper so, robert, what if the doggy is used to the new owner, has a routine and in some way will be traumatized by going back to the original owner? i don't know. >> look, i understand that, but my question is how are the courts going to determine the best interests of the animal? traditionally in american law, animals, even though adorable, is considered property. you can't take someone's property because they left it in your care for a while. there's a leased agreement -- for example, if there's an ownership agreement, that'll be governing, but in this case, either the pet sitt

of you corresponds all her solid is at the united nations in new york. oliver. what more have you learned and what has been said at the security council, was secretary of state antony blink and delivered a very strong condemnation here at the united nations. and today he talked about in great detail about how believe how he and the usaa ministration believes that russia is currently preparing a false flag attack that they would use as approved pretext of for war. any then carried on. also in his speech here at the un security council, how that subsequent russian attack on ukraine could look like. and also again in great detail. he was talking about bomb beings, miss styles, cyber attacks. and that finally, russian troops could move in to ukrainian territory within the next few days, moving in on key target. so really a strong combination of course, a very different take from the russian perspective, they are accusing ukraine to breach the minsk agreement. and we have a report you're explaining what exactly the mincer minsk agreement is february 2015, 10 months i

shallow joins me now from washington oliver, what do we make of the u. s. president's response or a very strong condemnation, michael, he called vladimir putin's actions, a flagrant violation of international law and referred to his speech that we heard just yesterday saying that biden, that he believes biden, that putin would go much for further, that we might see a major military attack on all of ukraine, and he also questioned the ukrainian right to even exist. so therefore, what present by in the last days and weeks announce that there will be sanctions following, a russian troops crossing into ukraine and, and invading ukraine. now this is what we heard here today, and some of them are blocking to russian financial institutions, cutting off russia from the debt market, so they cannot refinance their sovereign debt. and then also targeting russian leads families. and this is actually the 1st time that present by and spoke about the oligarchy and their connection to vladimir putin. so, 1st trans of sanctions. but it's also important to point out that