pamela? >> okay, thank you. >>> up next on this sunday dramatic new details on the violent kidnapping at michael bloomberg's ranch. >>> also ahead, a new day dawns at the beijing olympics, and it brings back-to-back events for a team usa power couple. >>> and queen elizabeth's message as she marks an incredible 70 years on the throne. you are in the "cnn newsroom." i answer questions about my goals and the foods i love. i like that the ww personalpoints plan is built just for me. download the ww app today for a 14-day free trial. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome change. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're banking, with

>> they are, they are. [ laughter ] i would facetime them as pamela. talk to them as pamela. home in england. i had a picture of pamela, a "playboy," picture, she looks incredible. my brother comes by, oh, lily! god! i'm like, no, it's not me, it's pamela! [ laughter ] i worried that i ruined pamela anderson for him, which be such a tragedy. >> jimmy: i think he'll be okay. it's so much fun. you know, i have to tell you. i hear you talking about being terrified to do this. if there's some project that terrified me, you know what i would do? not do it. [ laughter ] is that something that actually appeals to you, that you are looking for something that scares you beforehand? >> yeah. >> i think so. i think as actors, you're always sort of -- i don't know, it just -- it's also the company that we were in, obviously. you know, we hadn't met but i had seen all her work. you know. i always admired her as an actress. also craig gillespie, who i had worked with before. we just had a really good group of people. andrew dice clay is interesting. it was an opportunity in a way, i think.

>>> i'm pamela brown in washington, you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday and we begin this hour with breaking news in the russia/ukraine crisis. troubling new is the light imagery showing intensified movements of russian forces near ukraine's northeastern border. according to colorado-based maxar, these images show multiple field deployments of arm, equipment and troops and comes as cnn learns of intelligence that orders have been sent to russian commanders, commanding attack on ukraine, according to two u.s. officials and another source with intelligence. have not seen elevators into final stages like electronic jamming and widespread cyber attacks and the orders caution that orders could be withbrawn or be misinformation meant to mislead u.s. and allies. wrapping up a national security counsel in the white house situation room, cnn learned that according to the latest u.s. intelligence, russia has poured 75% of conventional forces within striking distance of ukraine, surrounded on three sides, there is a disturbing new development from belarus to the north. russia is exte

>> i think so, pamela. and it's one of those situations where you look at the way in which these calls is handled. the language was that the call was business-like, and that they, you know, discussed the issues in a frank manner. but there was no change in position of each country. when that happens generally speaking it means both sides have made up their minds. and in this case of course what that means is president putin is ready to do whatever he has decided to do at this point. >> and do you believe that he will invade? >> i do. you know, based on everything that's out there -- now, that invasion may look a little bit different than what we think it will look like. for example, we're focused on the tanks and the missiles and the aircraft that arrayed around ukraine. it could involve other things as well including cyber attacks, conventional attacks, special operations forces being brought into various parts of the country, but one thing where i do agree differently with the administration, the u.s. adm

>> i wouldn't say pamela it's bracing for war. it's more with wha they are saying on tv is pictures of people in that region which is the eastern part of ukraine and pictures of people being loaded onto buses and being taken out of ukraine into russia. in other words, they are looking more at the possible pre-text for russia to take action to go in and help those people protect and rescue them, whatever. it's not -- i don't think russia would say because they deny that want to attack. what they would say is we need to protect the people in there and that theoretically could give a pre-text for an attack. >> today vladmir putin over saw a russian strategic weapons exercise. why are these exercises so particularly important? >> i think they are very important, at least physically and symbolically. physically, this is what is called the nuclear triad. in the control room, "the situation room" in the kremlin watching this take place. the triad is usually nuclear weapons that can be delivered either by land, sea or air. they went throu

>> 100%, pamela. you know, especially, not fair to compare him to predecessors but think about the other people in his same position how they were on every weekend show, every interview out there talking about the pandemic and i kept wondering, you know, where is our secretary of health? especially after his confirmation, if i'm not mistaken, he hasn't really been seen in the limelight and that is absolutely not the right type of message to portray, especially when there's so much misunderstanding and misinformation with the pandemic. >> so i want to ask you about this new monmouth poll out showing that while americans continue to be concerned about the spread of covid, the vast majority, 70%, say it is time to accept it as a part of life. how do you respond to that? >> well, i'll be honest with you, pamela, i've been tweeting about this all week and i'm definitely discouraged by any analyst who say listen, it's time to lift mask mandates. the reason is because of what you said, the public is tired. t

pamela, it was incredible.re were people they would get there, stop, some of them would take bolt which is what they use here instead of uber and get dropped off. women with babies in front of the them, people with pets, elderly women, people with toddlers and children, and they're getting ready to walk 30 miles. i find it hard to describe sort of what we saw, and i think the numbers coming out of the u.n. are low from what we've seen at that border and others throughout the day. then when we finally decided, okay, we're going to turn around and try a different border, we turned around and there was sort of a place to stop. i ran into a woman in the bathroom. her english was absolutely perfect. she was there with her husband and two children. they had spent a couple of days at that border to pass. when they got there they knew about the martial law and knew he was in the range but he had work papers in poland so they thought he'd be able to cross, and they were denied that. so the whole family turned around and

pamela? >> certainly a bit of a development here on this sunday e evening as things continue to escalate with russia and ukraine. we'll wait to hear. arlet signs, thanks so much. >>> joining me now lieutenant col col colonial. what do you think what we heard from arlet, the summit being proposed between biden and putin? waiting to hear from the white house on this but what do you make of that? >> until the first shots are fired and the russians cross the border, we should give diplomacy every possibility to try to unfold, to try to see if there is an off ramp and deescalate the situation. it seems highly unlikely. it seems clear putin is calculate the costs of this operation. he understands the impact it will have both the positives and negatives. the acquisition of ukrainian territory, the show of russian strength but also the economic impact and it seems that he's basically prepared to bear those costs and most of the diplomacy that's unfolded over the past couple months is really been kind

. >>> i am pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn "newsroom." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. ominous images even as air-raid sirens sound in kyiv. satellite pictures show a military convoy stretching more than three miles long on the roadway to the capital city. tonight there are reports that russians have taken control of a southern ukrainian city, home to 100,000 people as well as a naval base. tens of thousands of ukraine refugees flee, and ukraine wants peace but will not surrender. as vladimir putin faces scrutiny around the world, and the defiance in ukraine remains unshaken. just look at this incredible video after ukrainian forces destroyed a column of military vehicles near kyiv. . [ speaking foreign language ] >>> air-raid sirens again tonight in kyiv. cnn's matthew chance is there. >> here in kyiv the air-raid sirens has stopped, of course, and i have not heard any explosions that have followed them yet, and it didn't mean the cities were in for potential strikes. the port city on the sea which is a

this is pamela moses of memphis, tennessee. this week, ms. moses was also sentenced for a crime related to her efforts to vote in the 2020 election. ms. moss had a felony conviction in tennessee that legally resulted in her not being allowed to vote again in that state, but she says that nobody ever told her that that particular conviction meant that she couldn't vote. and her county elections board admits in writing that despite her conviction, they never actually took her off the voting rolls, a probation officer with the tennessee department of corrections, even wrote her a note filled out an official certificate saying that ms. moses was eligible to vote. ms. moses turned in that certificate from the probation officer, along with her voter registration application, and for that grave crime, she was just sentenced in tennessee. what was her sentence? she got six years in prison. that has just happened this week in tennessee. what's the big difference between pam moses in tennessee and all of those other guys, who actually cast illegalballs

pamela, changing dramatically. but i can tell you the white house, the national security council keeping a close eye on kyiv tonight, obviously fearful it could fall. >> jeff zeleny, live from the white house tonight. thank you. >>> we all have questions about the situation in ukraine. send me yours through twitter or instagram, and i'm going to try to pose them to the experts joining me tonight and tomorrow. our breaking news coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine continues in a moment. our erin burnett is live from the ukrainian-hungarian bordrde in just a moment. stay with h us. you're live in the "cnn n newsroom." ♪ we are farmers. bum-p-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga is a pill that works in the kidneys to help slow the progression of chronic kidney disease. farxiga can

for pamela?e, while she was technically ineligible even though she had been advised otherwise, six years in prison. joining us now is john a nelson associate director of council of the naacp, legal defense and education fund, she'll be taking over of al b. f next month, thank you for joining us tonight we really appreciate making time to be here. >> absolutely, thank you so much for having me. >> i am not a lawyer, i'm a person who reads a lot of news. i am surprised that this is not a bigger story nationwide because the strikes me as bald faced in its unfairness in outrageousness. i'll just say this as my opinion. as an attorney and somebody knows things like this very, very well can you work at idf is there something that i am missing? is there some subtlety or nuance our piece of this that makes this less outrageous than it seems? >> no, it is absolutely as outrageous as you described it. it points to everything that is wrong with our democracy. it's a confluence of racial discrimination and v

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn news room.reat to have you with us on this saturday. we begin this hour with the republican party coming out of a buzz saw of dramatic events compressed into 24 hours. former vice president mike pence delivering his most forceful rebuke to date of his old boss, calling out donald trump and his lie that pence was in power to overturn the election. >>> and there are new images of the violence energized by the big lie that the election was stolen. the justice department has released more videos of the january 6th attack on the capitol. we want to warn you some viewers may find the graphic images and obscenities disturbing. the curse-filled rant you're about to see from one protester is a reminder that mike pence was very much a target for not obeying trump's illegal demands. >> i hear pence just caved. >> no. >> is that true? >> i'm hearing reports pence caved. i'm telling you, if pence caved yrks we're going to drag mother f fuckers through the streets. we're not going to have our election stolen.

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coordinate efforts to get moscow to pull back from the brink, also coming up us, vice president, pamela harris, rats up a major international security conference with a warning that war in europe remains a real possibility. and beijing closes the winter olympics, overshadowed by pandemic restrictions, and the doping scandal surrounding of russian star skater. ah, m anthony howard, welcome to the program. there are hopes of a breakthrough in the crisis of ukraine as russia, ukraine, and the whist join calls for more talks to stave off a conflict. russia is extending military drills in bella, bruce, but france says moscow has confirmed plans to withdraw troops. once the exercises end in a new diplomatic pushed france french president, her manuel mccall spoke at length with vladimir putin on sunday. in a statement microns office said both laid is agreed on the need to favor a diplomatic solution to the ongoing crisis and to do everything to achieve one. a call and person also reportedly agreed to work towards a cease fire in easton ukraine, where russian back separatists have re ignited a

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. ♪ >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. it's great to have you with us on this saturday night.e're going to start with graphic evidence of the violent and deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol. the justice department releasing new videos of last january's pro-trump mob attack as it spiralled out of control. we do want to warn you. a lot of this video is filled with obscenities and shocking brutality. here the mob is shouting to the front liners who are trying to breach the doors of the capitol to physically pull the cops into the violent crowd. in another video we see rioters under a trump 2020 flag, fighting law enforcement officers. one protester has apparently gotten hold of a police baton and is using it against law enforcement. >> as you mentioned, pam, the department of justice released new videos yesterday that show just how frightening and shocking the attack on january 6th was. but it's important that we show these videos, you know, as gruesome as they are, because just yesterday the republican national committee released a statement referring to january 6th as, quot

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom" on this sunday. we begin this hour with breaking news in the russia/ukraine crisis. the u.s. has intelligence indicating orders have been sent to russian commanders to proceed with an attack on ukraine. that is according to two u.s. officials and another source familiar with the intelligence. president biden has wrapped up a rare sunday meeting of the national security council in the white house situation room. cnn has learned the latest u.s. intel according to these officials says russia has poured 75% of its conventional forces within striking distance of ukraine. it is surrounded on three sides and now a disturbing new development from belarus to the north. russia is extending its military drills there. they were supposed to end today. the kremlin cites a weakened spike in violence in eastern ukraine. ukraine says russian-backed separatists in the eastern part of the country violated the ceasefire at least 74 times just today. moscow, in the meantime, continues to encourage ukrainian citizens to e

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>> not too bad, pamela. and you? >> good, thank you.ant to play this clip from los angeles county's public health director who spoke to cnn about this earlier today. >> county did decide that because so many of us that are county employees are in service of our residents and so many of our residents really rely on us to be able to protect them, that it made since for county employees to go ahead and get vaccinated. >> so she's arguing that your deputies swear to protect and serve the public. why is it wrong for them to be required to get vaccinated during a pandemic in an effort to protect the public? >> right now we have roughly 60% of our work force is vaccinated. 40% are not vaccinated, and it doesn't sound like they're going to get vaccinated. i'm vaccinated, we're encouraging people to get vaccinated. it's a personal medical decision, and right now people do not trust it. particularly if you're on the end of the ideological spectrum. imposing this mandate would force us to fire 4,000 of our personnel which in the middle of a crime

>> thank you so much for having me, pamela.ting, the fltcc alliance is a group of physicians believe that ivermectin is effective in treating covid-19, and their impact is that, you know, doctors are looking to them for guidance. and are seeking their guidance and following their protocol in prescribing ivermectin for covid-19 patients. >> the article cited data that calls to poison centers about ivermectin spiked dramatically, up 212% from january 1st to september 21st of last year. how reckless is it for these doctors to be pushing this drug like this for this use? >> well, it's reckless for a couple of reasons, pamela. it's not just reckless because in the wrong dose, this drug, like any drug can hurt you, and ivermectin certainly can, but also people who use drugs like ivermectin tend to not use vaccines, so they look to these drugs as a miracle cure, and it's been touted by the leaders of the organization as a miraculous drug, despite the fact that it's not. what people need to understand is that there are all kinds of dru

our thanks to pamela brown.gal annist len former federal prosecutor, ellie hoenig. trump is claiming he took the documents for the future library. pamela reported a top trump official told aides don't touch those boxes. you might not have the right security clearance so it appears that they were aware town there that they had sensitive documents, that they had potentially classified documents. what do you make of all this? what do you think is going on here? >> reporter: jim, it makes sense the people around donald trump understood these are classified documents. it's reporting they were stamped as classified. no better way to know than that. the big question, did donald trump know? it is a federal crime to destroy or remove classified documents if the person asks intentionally, not by some accident, and if the person knows they are classified. now, i think it's obvious donald trump had to have known if they said classified confidential, secret, top secret, right on them and by the way, it's worth noting, top se

>> reporter: hey, pamela. admit, i watch the super bowl for the halftime show and the commercials. i know i'm not the only one who doesn't quite understand what is going on during the game. but there are so many super bowl ads every year that i love. i've broken down some of my favorites. one that i'm really excited for, pam, is the budweiser bringing back the clydesdales. so i don't know if you guys know this, but clydesdale commercials, you know, in the budweiser ads have been around since the '80s. so if you think you've seen them several years before, they are back, and this year the ad is actually directed by oscar-winning director chloe zhou. she won for "nomadland" last year. and there are moments that feel very much like that movie. it's all about america's resilience. you know, budweiser, they didn't have an ad last year. they sat it out because of covid-19. so this year they are back, and i got to say it makes me cry. it's so good. even my -- he loved it. so good. >> that's so fun. well, i'm right th

i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. at any moment, president biden is expected to speak from the white house that a possible invasion from ukraine. a cnn official saying the latest assessment is, quote, bleak, and shows russia is moving forward with its preparations for an invasion. the united states now estimates 160 to 190,000 russian person relevant in and around ukraine. nearly double the number from three weeks ago. this includes troops on the borders and russian-led forces in ukraine. causing heightened concerns, an explosion in the eastern ukrainian city of donetsk which the u.s. state department calling a false flag operation. an attack to justify an incursion into ukraine. let's get straight to kaitlan collins at the white house. what are we expecting to hear from president biden in his speech? >> yeah. for the last several days, he's been having these one-on-one calls with world leaders ever since he spoke with president putin himself for about one hour. today he got they will all together. we've seen the cell

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. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington, you are live in the cnn newsroom, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. a day of triumph and tragedy in ukraine, capitol city of kyiv remains free and bracing for a full-scale russian invasion for a fourth night. these are troubling images taken this morning, a three-mile long russian military convoy on a road that heads to the capitol. the technology company maxar says the convoy includes tanks, artillery and infantry vehicles and on ukraine's southern coast, a city has fallen, with a population of 100,000 in a small naval base, cnn video from november shows some operations as tensions were rising with russia. and the grim news comes as ukraine's ministry releases the number of civilian casualties since russia launched attack on thursday. 352 civilians including at least 14 children killed so far. nearly 1,700 civilians injured, 160 of them children. some of the fiercest fighting in ukra ukraine's second largest city, also giving ininspispiration to ukrainian people, commander saying dozens surrendered because of fuel

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billy's mom pamela is here today. she told the court that while her son was a tribal member, he was also a citizen of the united states, and a citizen of the state of oklahoma. she said, allowing the man who killed her son to walk free is an insult to billy's memory and an insult to justice. pamela, i'm so sorry for your loss, i'm fighting for justice for billy every single day. will you please stand ? [applause] >> surely we can all agree that no crime should go unpunished. billy deserves justice. all victims deserve justice. oklahoma, here is the deal. this isn't about winning and losing. this isn't personal. it's not kevin stitt versus the tribes, instead, it's about certainty. it's about law and order, it's about fairness, equal protection under the law, and one set of rules. we're all oklahomans, let's work together to solve this. with that, let me turn over to our legislative agenda for this session. we start this year with an incredible opportunity. oklahomans have elected the largest super majority in state hi

pamela, i'm so sorry for your loss and i'm fighting for justice for billy every single day. please stand up surely we can all agree no crime should go unpunished. billy deserves justice. all victims deserve justice oklahoma, here is the deal is not about winning or losing it's not personal is not us versus the tribes but certainty and line order and fairness, equal protection under the law and once rules. we are all oklahomans. let's work together to solve this with that return to the legislative agenda for this session we start this year with an incredible opportunity oklahomans have elected largest super majority in state history we have a very clear mandate to enact conservative policies to protect liberty and defend against the biden administration federal overreach. [applause] i have challenged each of us to be bold. capitalize on the opportunity we have and let's make oklahoma a top ten state to reach our destination we need a map to stay on course the roadmap has four checkpoints number one driving help for all oklahomans and number two protect the oklahomans and our

mr. pamela, we're going to take a short break right now. we're back, we'll continue talking to best selling writer nobel prize winner or handbook you know, want to miss to stay with us or be bro. ukraine continues unabated with the u. s. and you k taking the lead. however, not only for members on board, even ukraine is attempting to dampen expectations of an armed conflict with russia . washington and london get their way with a, with a, [000:00:00;00] with ah, well, they directly resell, advertise as content to us and decide who sees what content like when and how much of it facebook claims that these algorithms are there to learn about what our specific preferences actually this is untrue then shaping preference is to live tomorrow a person finds a fake, poor, legit, video. when it saying the flat, then this content ranks. huh. little at least 20 percent or maybe even 40 percent would really that is true. it is a very dangerous thing. with and we're back with normal prize winner or hunt. i'm oak, mr. pamela, you know during any plate beca

"cnn newsroom" with pamela brown starts right now. >>> please, don't trust putin. don't believe putin. >> an apartment building damaged by what the foreign minister s says was a russian missile strike. >> you can see, the invasion that russia is conducting of ukrainian territory. more of this heavy equipment has been moving toward the frontline. >> many people are trying to cross the border on foot, which would mean waiting outdoors in the frigid cold. most often, with small children. >> it is this hours-long, agonizing journey of having to say good-bye to everything that you have known. >> strange to see civilians picking up armor from vehicles here. it shows you how many people here are involve noud on a local level in this war effort. >> using their own personal body to stop a moving tank. >> yes, i will go and fight and i am ready to die for my land. >> i think europe should help us and the whole world should help us. we should not be left alone with this. >>> it is 2:00 a.m. in the capital of ukraine, and nearly 3 million people are bracing for attack. this is

>> reporter: hey there, pamela. good morning from beijing. some of the big events to look ahead to include snowboarding, b biathlon and curling. the final pool matches in mixed doubles curling taking place in the next hour or, so including team usa going up against team gb. then midday, eyes shift to the mountains for the men's slope style final. expect to see three members of team usa competing in that event. and later, you have a mix of cross country skiing and shooting. the women's 15-k biathlon kicks off. high kinds in the mountains have some of the much-anticipated alpine skiing events postponed. let's show you where things stand with medals going into this week, the third day. we'll start with the leader, norway, which has won the most olympic medals in the history of winter games. they have two gold medals. sweden coming in second. at third there, you have the russians, the athletes competing under the roc. you'll see china and the usa, people usa listed, they are not fourth and fifth, they are 9th and 13th respectively. team usa still

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you're in the "cnn newsroom."reat to have you along with us on this saturday evening. and we begin this hour with the russia, ukraine crisis and a new measure of the growing concern. president biden will convene a national security council meeting tomorrow in the situation room to discuss the troubling developments and escalating violence. >> go faster. go, go, go. >> ukraine's interior minister and a cnn news crew came under mortar fire today in eastern ukraine. this is one of at least 70 violations of the cease-fire reported there today. no one was hurt in this incident, but ukraine says two of its soldiers were killed elsewhere. it's part of the escalation that has convinced the white house that vladimir putin has decided to attack ukraine. today the russian president oversaw a strategic weapons exercise from the kremlin situation room as did his ally the president of belarus. ukraine is now surrounded by russian forces on three sides. as russia denies any plans to invade vice president harris and other western

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we ship eisen to pamela o. in a memorable press conference, british after emma thompson called out the media industry for promoting self hatred through the unrealistic portrayal of the female body. suddenly women have been brainwashed, all our lives to hate our bodies. you twice. funny in front of a marathon. don't move. don't go. don't just don't move. just effective 5th effect it and don't judge it is the hardest thing i've ever had to do . it was one of the rare rowdy moments annabella that generally spoke in softer tones, making the message of movies like al got us. the more powerful by lay a california landmark got a temporary make over to recognize some hometown heroes iconic car. hollywood sign above the los angeles hills was changed to read rams house and tribute to the ally rams victory in american football, super bowl. plaza fans were also treated to parade through downtown. ha! that's it. you're up to date. a business update is next and have a good. mm. ah, ah ah! so are driven by merciless greed. ot

she buys into pamela o. in a memorable press conference british after emma thompson called out the media industry for promoting self hatred through the unrealistic portrayal of the female body. suddenly women have been brain most all our lives to hate our bodies you twice funny in front of america. don't move. don't go, don't just don't move, just effective, effective and don't judge it is the hardest thing i've ever had to do. it was one of the rare rowdy moments annabella that generally spoke in softer tones, making the message of movies like i'll get us all the more powerful. to some football news in the champions league round of 16 continued on wednesday with 2 matches by an munich came from behind at the last when it's a clench o one all draw away at our b like salzburg and kingsley comin, hitting the next hitting the net full bion, and then the other game, liverpool scored to lake goals to beat into milan. the reds are in great shape ahead of the return leg at home next month. you're watching dw new li

take a look at some other stories making news around the world. israel's pamela son of tale bennett has made a trip to the gulf state of bahrain. it's a 1st visit to the island by an israeli head of government. the 2 sides have a mutual interest in countering the influence of iran. israel has been building diplomatic ties in the region. at least 2 people have been killed and clashes between demonstrators and right police in sir don. thousands took to the streets in defiance of a government crackdown on descent. they were protesting, october's military coup. and 7 people are missing. after a light aircraft crashed into the atlantic ocean off the north of north carolina. the u. s. coast guard has recovered one body and found dead breed from the plain 30 se, there's no sign of any survivors. at least one person was killed and more than a dozen were injured. when 2 trains collided outside, munich and south germany, the accident disrupted regional transport legs that canada's permanent sir justin trudeau was using emergency powers to end protests against pandemic restrictions. he's have clea

let us take a look at the mother stories making news around the world. hungry is pamela sir. victor oberon is campaigning for a 4th time in office or been told supporters. in budapest, there could be an influx of refugees from ukraine and they, if, if a war should break out there, he also hinted that hungry could lead the u. election is in april. police fell to clear a major bridge crossing between the us and canada, which has been blocked by truckers protesting against vaccine rules. the canadian judge ordered the judges the drivers to leave but they're refusing to budge. the actions have disrupted cross border trade for days. one version of the canadian blockade has taken place across the border and the u. s. city of buffalo people gathered at the roadside and drove past in cars and trucks, a protest vaccine mandates. now in france, police have clashed with hundreds of protesters in paris, so called freedom convoys travelled from around the country and spied by the truckers in canada. hundreds of motorists tried to reach a central paris defying a police ban clouds of tear gas on the shor

now connelly many thanks to you as vice president, pamela harris. as warned that war in europe remains a real possibility. your speaking as their 3 damian executed to conference room to a close, a gathering brought together western leaders on was attended by ukraine's president . but for the 1st time since 1991, russia sent no representative. delegates said that a mass of sanctions package has been prepared if russia, das invade your green on its last day, the conference shifted for goes to europe and its role in the crisis unfolding on ukraine's border. new council president, char michelle, summed up the views of many in the block and janet, however, offer an olive branch while rush sharon dick's missile touched in, continues to i'm as troops with ladies and gentlemen. one thing is certain, if there is further military aggression, we will, we act with massive sanctions. and just for russia, most b, it will be severe. but let's be french. it will be also a, just for us, in europe. losing our prize europe seems willing to pay if russia does attack uk

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pamela, it was incredible.ere people, they would get there, stop, some of them take volts, which is their uber, and they're walking. women with babies, people with pets, elderly women, people with toddlers and children. they're getting ready to walk 30 miles. i find it hard to describe what we saw. and i think the numbers coming out of the u.n. are low from what we've seen at that border and others throughout the day. so that's what we saw. then when we finally decided, we're going to turn around and try a different border, we turned around, there was a place to stop. we went in, i ran into a woman, her english was perfect. she was there with her two children. she and her husband spent the past couple of days at that border to cross. when they got there, they knew about the martial law, they knew he was in the range, but he had work papers in poland. they thought he would be able to cross. he was denied. so the whole family turned around. and she just started weeping, speaking to me. i have to say, these are th

and i am so proud to call you my son. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington.y evening. it is now just after 5:00 a.m. in kyiv. the sun will rise next hour, but it is already a dark day in ukraine. we have just learned a 6-year-old little boy died in heavy gunfire in a western district of kyiv saturday night. two teenagers are among the wounded. and the night sky filled with this terrifying glow, tw

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