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so richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando with the nato alliance and my guest this week from london. it's impossible to predict how this conflict will develop. but it's clear so far that ukrainian resistance has been more effective than expected. and the russians appeared to have suffered substantial casualties. president lensky was given a standing ovation after he spoke to the european parliament, pro bunker somewhere, new crane. but what more can and should the west do to help him? is the nato alliance, a credible deterrent? and how real is the spectre of a 3rd world war on that and much more on conflicts of a general richard sheriff. welcome to conflict. so you've called russian invasion of ukraine, a real and present threat to the nato alliance. how worried are you by putting waving his nuclear missiles under the west nose very wide indeed. persian perkins will stop at nothing and we need to recognize the real threat. but those was carry and the threat is one of the 3rd world war. if yes, i don't have the longest about this and won't get us will stay cool and calculating

so richard sheriff form a deputy supreme commando with the nato alliance. i'm, i guess this week from london. it's impossible to predict how this conflict will develop. but it's clear so far that ukrainian resistance has been more effective than expected. and the russians appeared to have suffered substantial casualties. president lensky was given a standing ovation after he spoke to the european parliament for bunker somewhere, new crane. but what more can should the west do to help him? is the nato alliance, the credible deterrent? and how real is the spectre, the 3rd world war, all that and much more complex. so i general to richard sheriff, welcome to convict zone you've called russia, is invasion of ukraine, a real and present threat to the nato alliance. how worried you, by putin waiving his nuclear missiles under the west snows, very wired, indeed. persian pertinent well, saw nothing. and we need to recognize the real threat, but those was carry and the threat is one of the 3rd world war. if yes, i don't want to be alarmist about this and want to sta

so richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando with the nato alliance and my guest this week from london. it's impossible to predict how this conflict will develop. but it's clear so far that ukrainian resistance has been more effective than expected. and the russians appeared to have suffered substantial casualties. president lensky was given a standing ovation after he spoke to the european parliament problem bunker somewhere new crane. but what more can and should the west do to help him? is the nato alliance, a credible deterrent? and how real is the specter of the 3rd world war over that and much more on conflicts of a general coverage and sheriff, welcome to conflict. so you've called russia's invasion of ukraine, a real and present threat to the nato alliance. how worried are you? by putting waving his nuclear missiles under the west nose, very wired, indeed. persian pertinent well saw nothing and we need to recognize the real threat . but those was carry. and the threat is what of a 3rd world war? if yes, i don't want to the longest about this and won't get us to stay cool

all that and much more on conflicts of general richard sheriff, welcome to conflict zone. you've called russia's invasion of ukraine, a real and present threat to the nato alliance. how worried are you? by putting waving his nuclear missiles under the west nose, very wide indeed. persian pertinent well, saw nothing. and we need to recognize the real threat. but those was carry. and the threat is what of a 3rd world war? if yes, i don't want of the longest about this and want to stay cool and calculating. but the reality is this, if the person conquers ukraine, and although the ukrainian people and military are fighting an incredibly brave battle, and we should take inspiration of that all. but all the odds are in a stacked and perchance favor. so if there is, if he conquered ukraine, if he occupies ukraine, i think the chances are that he will have a very high chance that he will decide to have a go at establishing, for example, a land card all through lithuania. it's colleen and grab a bite off a chunk of the baltic states. and if there is any russian in caching whatsoeve

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so richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando with the nato alliance and my guest this week from london. it's impossible to predict how this conflict will develop. but it's clear so far that ukrainian resistance has been more effective than expected. and the russians appeared to have suffered substantial casualties. president lensky was given a standing ovation after he spoke to the european parliament for bunker somewhere in ukraine. but what more can should the west do to help him? he's the nato alliance, the credible deterrent. and how real is the spectre, the 3rd world war? all that and much more complex, i general. so richard sheriff, welcome to convict zone you've called russia, is invasion of ukraine, a real and present threat to the nato alliance. how worried you by putting waving his nuclear missiles under the west snows very wide indeed. persian pretended well saw nothing and we need to recognize the real threat. but those was carry and the threat is one of the 3rd world war. if yes, i don't want to the longest about this and won't get us to stay cool and calculating. b

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tested the killer's dna from the scene and confirmed it belongs to a man identified as richard bernard. the sheriff's office will talk more about this new development at a press conference at 11 o'clock this morning. >> time is 9, 0, 6 and ukrainian forces have retaken importance suburb near the capital city of kiev. now the relentless russian attack is reduced much of the city of >> maripol to rubble, but they refused to surrender. they're still holding their ground. robert sherman has a look at what's going on. >> this morning, new drone video shows a line of explosions at factories and industrial buildings are you people, ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky warns the city is being reduced to ashes by russian strikes. ukraine is concentrating its evacuation efforts in mariupol, but there's no new deal to open a safe corridor for civilians. defense officials in the united states and its allies agree russia's losing more men and equipment to the real style attacks. ukraine's hit and run tactics and ambushes have been disproportionately killing russia. special forces and other highly trained group

we have sheriff richard jones here today from butler county, ohio. and our law enforcement officers have been under huge, huge strain and challenges. ms. stefanik: especially given the democrats' defund the police rhetoric and policies over this past year. we as house republicans stand strongly with our law enforcement. so i want to turn it over to sheriff jones. mr. mccarthy: why did i know you would be the sheriff? ms. stefanik: it's the cowboy hat. mr. mccarthy: don't need the badge. just need the hat. >> i'm the only one in d.c. with a cowboy hat on. it's easy for your staffers to find me out front. listen. we've been under attack. it's unbelievable. we can't even hire policemen and policewomen they won't even take the test. do you blame them? and they're under such scrutiny, they do their job, they want to put them in prison. we can't even buy bullets anymore. you can't get them. there's such a shortage of bullets. now we're going to have a shortage of gas. you know what we're going to end up doing? we're going to have less pale tros because we

we have sheriff richard jones here today from butler county, ohio. and our law enforcement officers have been under huge, huge strain and challenges. ms. stefanik: especially given the democrats' defund the police rhetoric and policies over this past year. we as house republicans stand strongly with our law enforcement. so i want to turn it over to sheriff jones. mr. mccarthy: why did i know you would be the sheriff? ms. stefanik: it's the cowboy hat. mr. mccarthy: don't need the badge. just need the hat. >> i'm the only one in d.c. with a cowboy hat on. it's easy for your staffers to find me out front. listen. we've been under attack. it's unbelievable. we can't even hire policemen and policewomen they won't even take the test. do you blame them? and they're under such scrutiny, they do their job, they want to put them in prison. we can't even buy bullets anymore. you can't get them. there's such a shortage of bullets. now we're going to have a shortage of gas. you know what we're going to end up doing? we're going to have less pale tros because we

of new technology in forensic see say dna evidence confirmed that richard byrne are that's responsible for shells murder. the sheriff's office will have a press conference later this morning. to discuss the case. it will be at the alameda free library main branch at 11. the southbound caltrain tracks reopen after a pedestrian was hit by a train last night. caltrain says that person was trespassing on the tracks when they were hit. this happened between san antonio station and rinsed off avenue. that's in mountain view. well, san antonio station and rinsed off avenue caltrain did not say the condition of that person to they said about 60 people on board when that accident happened. none of them were injured. coming up on the kron morning news, former google employees are suing the company for being biased against black employees. >> they tell us the dealt with while they were working there. plus, it's day 2 of judge ketanji brown jackson's confirmation hearing. we're going to tell you what to expect when senators begin questioning her. and tornadoes ripped through cities in texas. the dangers the storm poses for states

forensics lab and the results, they say confirmed that a man now identified as richard bernard was responsible for murder. the sheriff's office will have a lot more to say on this. they say at a press conference later this morning, they're going to be holding that at the alameda library's main branch at 11 o'clock. >> it's 8, 0, 7, and in the east bay, there's some controversy in from a private elementary school in el the home right front of that school has been displaying an upside down american flag with a swastika on it to kron four's will tran has been following. the story for us joins us live once again. good morning. well, >> good morning, james and darya. this is the home that you guys are talking about. the homeowner is provocative. no doubt about it. you can see the fence in front nothing but political signs and then. that swastika is not there. but it has been documented. it looks just like the american flag that you see on the left. it's also upside down. but in front of it. >> it has a swastika. maybe the homeowner, hopefully not. but maybe the homeowner will unfurl it a little bit later. but it has caught

and those results, they say confirmed that a man identified as richard bernal was responsible for vigil's murder. the sheriff's office is going to be having a press conference today to talk more about this breakthrough in the case, it will be at the alameda main branch of the library at 11 o'clock. we'll let you know what they say. >> in the east bay controversy in front of a private elementary school in el sobrante home right in front of that school property apparently is displaying an upside down american flag with a swastika painted on it with kron four's will tran standing by live there with more. will. >> james, now that the sun is up, we will show you the landscape that the kids and staff members across the street they see. okay. so that american flag with the swastika, it is not up but it is been documented. you can see that one to the left. it's much just like that. and we've seen it where it's upside down with a swastika painted right in front. maybe this person takes it out and then unfurls that later on in the day. but it's been there and it is offensive to people across the street. you can see ther

lab and the results they say have confirmed that a man by the name of richard bernard was responsible for the murder. the sheriff's office will be holding a press conference later this morning to talk about this breakthrough. it will be at the alameda library main branch at 11 o'clock. >> it's 6, 0, 6 and in the east bay controversy in front of a private elementary school in el sobrante. currently a home right from that school is displaying an upside down american flag with a swastika painted on it. kron four's will tran live for us this morning with more on a story that's raising eyebrows with parents will good morning. >> good morning, james. and area to many people. it's very offensive. but to the government, it is not illegal. he is protected by the first amendment. his house on a hill, a little too dark to show you. now they come back at 7 o'clock and we will show you the latest controversy as far as the students and the school. our is concerned about that. but you can see here is the fence in front of it. and he has posted all kinds of political statements that many people throughout the months and years the

and the results confirmed that richard bernard was responsible for the shells murder. the sheriff's office will have a press conference later this morning to discuss this breakthrough. in the case, it will be at the alameda free library main branch at 11 o'clock in our cameras will be there. >> it's 5, 0, 5 right now in the east bay controversy in front of a private elementary school in el sobrante. yeah. home right in front of the school is displaying an upside down american flag with a swastika painted on it. kron four's will tran is live in el sobrante now with more on the story. will. >> it's created a lot of controversy, but it is not illegal. james and area. i mean, we work because of the first amendment freedom of speech and that is what the homeowner is relying on. in fact, you can see the fence in front of his house. his house is high up on the hill and we'll show you exactly that new controversy. but here's his fence here. and you can clearly see he is not shy. he posts a lot of political statements in the spin there for quite some time. nobody truly blinked until recently