>> richardson: yeah, i said, "look, this is what i do."d, "all right, look, i'm going to go." >> stahl: there was some tension between governor richardson and the state department. >> carstens: the bottom line is that i had discussions on a few occasions where i said, "we have a current line of effort. i'm feeling pretty good about this. can we hold off a little bit?" >> stahl: richardson held off briefly, but then flew to myanmar this past november, and participated in two days of humanitarian aid meetings at the presidential palace with the isolated military regime, uding the commander in chief, a man considered responsible at the time for more than 1,200 civilian deaths. it was a p.r. coup for the junta, which splashed photos of the meeting far and wide. >> richardson: when i think we convinced them of our sincerity, then i said, "by the way, you've got-- i want two things. you have an activist burmese woman that worked for me. i want you to release her." the next day, she'd been released. >> stahl: just like that? >> richardson: just l

the consolation prize was a call from richardson.nother dream come true for the kid from oakland. >> and i apologize that i did not convert that last dunk. >> it was a one timer and it happened to be the dunk contest. i am just proud, man. all the love. >> those words mean a lot coming from you. i have been watching you since i was a kid. >> go ahead and finish off that season. chris: that is pretty cool. russell wilson -- his wife was watching their daughter. the three. stanford down finds her teammat. falling she was fouled. they have a 14 game win streak. men's college hoops, san jose state hosting new mexico. amari moore went for 18 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assess. the third triple-double in school history. spartans win. they snapped an 18 game mountain west losing streak. after wisconsin beat michigan this afternoon, howard had words for the badgers coach about a late timeout and then things got heated with players from both teams trying to keep the coaches away from each other. and then the wisconsin assistant said something

sprinter sha'carri richardson. richardson was set to be a favorite at the tokyo olympics but failed a drug test for marijuana. she was suspended and essentially missed her shot to compete. richardson called out the valiyeva ruling on twitter. asking what made their cases so different, she said thc is not considered a performance enhancer unlike the heart medication valiyeva tested positive for. richardson suggested she was treated unfairly for being black. >>> here's a look at what's coming up in primetime. figure stating featuring karen chen and alysa liu. there's also bobsled, freestyle skiing, men's hockey and it all begins at 5:00. >>> a bombshell allegation by san francisco's d.a. he said san francisco police investigators used dna from a victim's rape kit to identify the victim as a suspect in a new property crime case. sexual assault victims advocates say the practice raises huge concerns. today the sf d.a. criticized the methods of the san francisco police. the d.a. came across a sheet of paper late last we

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the consolation prize was a call from richardson.rom oakland. >> i apologize i did not convert that last dunk. >> i was just proud. you showed respect. don't even trip on that. it is all love. >> those words mean a lot coming from you. i have been watching you since i was a kid. you are golden my eyes. chris: how cool is that? a proud older brother of on oregon. deanna is in jeopardy. anna wilson finds cameron. a nice move and we are all tied at 60-60. under 40 seconds to go. she flips it in for the lead to. she had a team-high 18 points and nine rebounds. stanford wins. a 14 game win streak. men's college hoops. san jose state hosting new mexico. spartans looking for their first conference win of the season. omari more got the third triple-double in san jose state university history. and spartans win 70 one half it -- 71-55. >> drivers, start youryouryouryr chris: charles woodson the daytona 500 today. harrison flipping on lap 63. the second caution forced a two lap overtime. it is rookie, austin who hangs on in a photo finish to wi

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hello, i'm claire richardson. thanks so much for joining us. the international community is stepping up diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis over ukraine. the u. s. and britain are threatening to impose tough new sanctions. if russia invades ukraine, u. s. secretary of state antony blanket has reinforced washington support for keith . and meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin has hit back in his 1st remarks on the crisis in a month. he accuses the west of ignoring moscow's concerns about security in the region. russia still in dialogue with the us and its allies about ukraine, but president vladimir putin express skepticism about the process. so for them, i guess. so my glow net, the village of the united states, the most important goal is to contain russia. what, that's the thing you wouldn't believe in this sense. ukraine itself is just a tool to achieve this goal. this can be done in different ways. one of them is to draw into armed conflict across the border and give british prime minister bores johnson met with ukrainian president

. >> reporter: american sprinter shacari richardson calls it a double standard. she was banned from running at the tokyo games after testing positive for marijuana. richardson tweeting about valiyeva, the only difference i see is i'm a black young lady. marijuana as a drug of abuse, it as a drug of abuse, not a performance-enhancing drug. meanwhile, some disappointment for mikaela shiffrin. she fell behind. in the downhill event this morning. and eileen gu won her second medal of the games. silver in the women's slope style finals. gu isn't done. she competes in the halfpipe later on this week. andrew and mona? >> alex, thank you. >>> coming up, the super bowl halftime show's biggest four-legged fan. >> but first all the single ladies and then how to rock being single and why in some respects it's better than being coupled. we'll have that next. and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three sui

ah, hello, i'm claire richardson, welcome to the show. the german government has condemned moscow's decision to shut down the russian operations of deutsch avella. germany's foreign ministry said the move would put a renewed strain on a german russian relations. moscow made the decision to shudder. d, w, after german media regulators, banter german language, programming of russian state broadcaster r t due to a lack of license deutsch velez moscow office has to close by order of the russian government. the decision came after germany's media regulators banned german language programming of russia's state media broadcaster r t for operating without a german broadcasting license. d w's director general, pita limburger called the russian government's decision, a disappointment, and a total over reaction. this is another sign that russia is not interested in. the russian government is not interested in press freedom and freedom of opinion, but i can only say um, even if we have to leave the country, we will intensify reporting on the country.

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hello, i'm clare richardson, thanks much for joining us. the leaders of china and russia have resolved to work together and against the united states. vladimir putin met with she, jim pang in beijing in a choreographed show of solidarity just hours before the opening ceremony of the winter olympics. and virtue sent a message to the west that they are unified in their opposition to nato expansion. the highest profile guest of the winter olympics, touching dawn and beijing, russian president vladimir putin is in china to attempt the opening ceremony. but before that, a much awaited reunion with his chinese counterpart, cheating pin to shallow alert. but the opening day of the wintel. mm hm. is this thought of spring leave here and on this special day we meet. what do we believe this new spring new change there will inject more vitality into china. russia relations torsion? the only the only that is the so i would like to thank you for inviting me to the opening ceremony of the bay ging olympic winter games, muslim republic. we know that that

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hello, i'm clear. richardson, thanks so much for joining us. in an escalation of the crisis over ukraine, u. s. president joe biden is mobilizing 3000 troops in a move meant to reassure nato allies of washington's commitment to collect a defense of the pentagon has emphasized it is not sending troops to ukraine, but added that the build up is meant to deter russian president vladimir putin from invading ukraine, the crown went, has denounced the move as destructive st. it's likely only to in these tensions another day. another increase intention over ukraine. the u. s. is sending 2000 soldiers to poland and germany, while another 1000 move from germany to romania. the current situation demands that we reinforce the deterrent and defensive posture on nato's eastern flank. president biden has been clear that the united states will respond to the growing threat to europe's security and stability. our commitment to nato article 5 and collective defense remains ironclad. the pentagon made it clear that no us soldiers will fight in ukraine. he, the u

ah, hello, i'm claire richardson. thank so much for joining us. friends, president manuel, my crohn has touched down in berlin to complete another day of high level high stakes diplomacy. aimed at finding a solution to rising tensions between russia and the west or home will meet with german chancellor, olaf, sholtes, and polish president on j. duda. the french president says, he's carrying assurances from bottom, your putin, that russia will not further escalate the ukraine crisis. it's been a busy 24 hours for wild leaders as they engage in a diplomatic push to, to resolve the crisis on ukraine's boulders and puts following a meeting with ukrainian lead of law to meet zalinski on tuesday president emanuel micron called for further dialogue show up on the i believe that we have concrete, practical solutions that will allow us to move forward. we have had the opportunity to discuss this together. i have also had the opportunity to discuss this with president putin. as i have done with my european partners and several

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miss richardson accepted a one-month period of ineligibility, which began on june 28th. i would suggest that there isn't a great deal of similarity between the two cases. >> reporter: so, bianna, though the women's individual competition has ended, there will be a medals ceremony for that, medals will be hanned edh. we still have the ongoing event with the team event. the russian olympic committee took first overall, kamila valiyeva was part of that team, there will be no medals handed out here at the beijing games while that case is pending. they're finding out whether or not she is responsible for indeed using banned substances. >> once again, highlighting just how much this scandal has marred the sport and the games in general. coy wire in a snowy beijing for us. thank you. >>> still to come, nato secretary-general says this morning that russia now has enough capabilities to launch a full fledged invasion of ukraine. we'll ask him about that coming up next. >>> plus, next hour, the new york attorney general will make the case that subpoenas should be enforced against

kristin richardson and carla carlstrom prosecuted the case for king county. >> they were talking aboutas sort of assumed that they would be divorced, so that was pretty recent before this had happened, within the month before that that decision had been made. >> and then investigators discovered something else that troubled them. >> law enforcement learned that they had argued only the day before she'd gone missing. there was a big argument witnessed by other people at her place of work, so that, too, focused some attention on her estranged husband. >> the argument was over money, which was a frequent point of dispute for them. she had trouble. he had trouble. sort of meeting their bills. >> investigators'questions were mounting. they had a couple with money problems, a troubled marriage, a husband who didn't search for his wife, and fought with her the day before she disappeared. it was time to sit down with greg johnson. how did they treat you in that first encounter, the police? >> yeah, they were like you did it. accusing me of killing my wife. told my sister that, you know, greg d

. >> reporter: american sprinter sha'carri richardson calls the sbags a double standard.ng at the tokyo games after testing positive for marijuana. richardson tweeting about valiyeva, the only difference i see is i'm a black young lady. but the world anti-doping agency considers marijuana a drug of abuse and not a performance-enhancing drug. meanwhile, in other news here in beijing, some disappointment for american skier mikaela shiffrin. she fell well behind the leaders in the downhill event this morning. and eileen gu, an american competing here for her mother's native china, won her second medal of the games, silver in the women's slopestyle finals. gu isn't done. she competes in the halfpipe later on this week. andrew and mona. >> alex, thank you. >>> back to that russian figure skater. we just learned her lawyers are now blaming the positive test on a mixup with her grandfather's heart medication. >>> coming up, the $300,000 dog house. >> nice. >>> but first, the tallest teenager in america. ♪ (delivery man) that's for you. (mail recipient 2) it's opened. (delivery m

ah, hello m player richardson, thanks so much for joining us. in crane and russia have ended their 1st talk since war broke out 5 days ago without any breakthrough. and ukrainian delegate said than a good andrew and ukrainian delegate said the negotiations were quote, difficult, and the meeting was held in bella. ruth's close to the ukrainian border. the talks began later than planned and lasted 6 hours. but despite ukraine's hopes for a cease fire and a russian withdrawal, there was no agreement. and major cities, including the capital key of are still holding out. but there is no let up in the fighting or next report takes you to ukraine. but a warning that he does contain disturbing images with the paternity of this conflict in plain. lemme medic say the people here were injured as russian troops shelves, the port city of murray, awful. one of them, a 6 year old girl doesn't make it yet another pointless loss of life crush essays. it's not targeting civilians. but pictures such as these are which ukraine says is the residential building in fl

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hello, i'm claire richardson. thanks so much for joining us. diplomatic efforts are intensifying as world leaders attempt to de escalate the crisis around russia's troop build up on its border with ukraine, french president and manuel my cry is now in cuba, where talks with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski have concluded. the meeting comes the day after mac, ron sat down with russian president vladimir putin in moscow. on monday, the french president's take away from that meeting. he believed there would be no further escalation. so let's get straight across to dw correspondent and nick connelly who is reporting for us from kiev. nick hi, good to see you there. so i'm a crime zalinski. they just come out of that meeting. i took longer than we were expecting to what have the 2 agreed while the atmospherics were definitely better than expected. they seemed fairly cordial while another, the main takeaway is that they expect to hold a leader summit in the so called normandy format. that's russia, ukraine with ger

i'm clear, richardson in berlin, and this is the day. ah, sheila, diesel say it again. 4 and a half 1000 russian occupiers have been killed. these escalating violence which is resulting in civilian deaths, improving children. you stole to me and accept nato is not a russia. this was started by russia and put it in and stop this war any time. if you do not believe your commanders not to believe your propagandists to simply save your own lives, leave you not easy love ah, welcome to the show and thank you so much for joining us. we begin the day with the ongoing battle for ukraine fighting between russian and ukrainian forces has been bitter and brutal taking place in heavily populated civilian areas. the number of people dying is mounting. as the ukrainian army does its best to hold off the russian attackers. normal people are helping to resist the offensive in any way they can. viral videos, show people across ukraine, stopping russian tanks in their tracks, and angrily confronting soldiers in a town close to the border with russia. a gr

marvin richardson is the acting director of the a.t.f..ns complicated the job of a.t.f. agents? >> you can buy a box of firearms parts, and you can assemble those firearms together in-- i've seen videos on youtube where you can see people doing it in record time, 20, 30 minute. >> reporter: last year, police in chicago seized over 400 ghost guns, new york over 200. richardson says so-called "trigger pullers," criminals and gang members using guns, are well known to law enforcement. >> so what we've learned is that those people that we go after have an average of eight arrests prior to us having that contact with them. >> reporter: eight arrests. >> and in many instances, eight violent criminal arrests. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues joins us now with more of his excellent reporting. so, jeff, these ghost guns obviously a big problem. but they're not the only reason for the spike in crime, right. >> reporter: well, that's right. if you talk to law enforcement they'll tell you it's the court system at times shutting down because of the pandemic.

not discounting anything richardson said. is a part of all of this but in this case, it is the leadership and the russian anti-doping agency is an oxymoron. they're free wheeling. it's a wild west for them. like so many others, treating things seriously and that's why richardson was out of the olympics and unfortunately, why valiyeva is still in the olympics. >> great to see you, christine. thank you for that. >>> speaking of sports, tennis star novak djokovic ready to make waves yet again, now willing to skip the french open and wimbledon rather than get a covid vaccine. his comments kcame after they lost the chance to play the open due to unvaccinated status. in an interview with the bbc, djokovic insists he's not against vaccines. >> i understand that not being vaccinated today, i'm unable to travel to most of the tournaments at the moment. >> that's a price you're willing to pay? >> that is a price i'm willing to pay. >> ultimately, are you prepared to forego the chance to be the greatest player to ever pick up a racket,

ah hello, i'm claire richardson, a very warm welcome to the show. a week of urgent diplomacy kicks off to day as european leaders try to diffuse the crisis over ukraine. french president emanuel macro will hold talks in moscow with vladimir putin. i made fears. russia is planning to invade its southern neighbor. i mean, while german chancellor all off schwartz is in washington seeking to reassure president joe biden, the germany is a reliable ally schwartz has reiterated that military aggression against ukraine would have a high cost for russia. and germany's nieto allies, including the us, are unhappy with berlin's refusal to provide ukraine with weapons short stress. that decision is in line with longstanding german policy on arm sales. the bonus gift cut that for years the german government has followed a clear course of not delivering to crisis owns on not delivering lethal weaponry to ukraine on monday for get got was my predecessors policy, it was right then and remains right. by the way, this is really important to me that the majority of ger

. >> you know, comparing to sha'carri richardson, it's kind of absurd because sha'carri richardson was working under one set of standards, and it was immediate. and in this case, it's like everybody plays under different rules. >> right the russians play by their own rules. in the case of sha'carri richardson, an athlete who we all were so excited to cheer for in tokyo, tests positive for marijuana and, you know, you saw the u.s. anti-doping agency right away saying a failed test is a failed test sha'carri, the next day, all over the news, apologizing and taking accountability because sha'carri has integrity, and sha'carri is a champion, and she will persevere, and i think we'll all be cheering for her at the next olympics in paris kamila's test was done by the russian anti-doping agency, which already, i mean, you know, what are they doing? obviously, you know, so they took her sample, and it came back positive. she was flagged immediately and suspended, and the suspension was lifted the same day. so the russian anti-doping agency is living on a completely different moral compass and

a father and daughter chris and eileen richardson ran off a pack of wild dogs that chased a deer intod. they pulled the buck out of the water and gave him an emergency blanket and rubdowns to warm him up. >> the deer spent the night in their barn and the next day went running back into the wild. hopefully he's okay. you know what happens in the wild. >> you never know. >>> next to the bicycle race in california that wound up looking like a scene from the running of the bulls. >> participants in a notoriously difficult rock cobbler race were forced to contend with a territorial bull charging and even attacking cyclists as they tried to pass. >> this is crazy. i can't even believe they tried to pass. i would have turned right back around. organizers tried to drive the bull away from the trail which crosses through a private ranch, but it found its way back. >> this is un-bull-ievable, maybe you have to take stock of the situation, especially when the steaks are this high. that bull has a beef with the cyclists, and i think i butchered this segment. no one was hurt by the w. >> this is a

todd: richardson has the latest on this developing situation. >> reporter: the russian government hasegotiators in belarus come ready to begin negotiations, the ukrainian government, volodymyr zelenskyy's is not in belarus. this is his justification would he put up a social media post in which he says he wantss to negotiate but refuses to do so in belarus, a russian satellite statement russia launched soviet invasion. >> translator: aggressive action for your territory. we could have talked in minks, in your capital. when you were neutral we talked in minks -- minsk. it is a right and honest way to talk as neighbors to each other. >> reporter: volodymyr zelenskyy suggested warsaw budapest, ukrainian officials are appealing for weapons and fighters. the us announced $350 million in military 8 including anti-iran antiaircraft system. several other allies are promising weapons. ukraine is requesting volunteers, asking those interested in fighting the russians to go to the ukrainian embassy or consulate in the country. the pentagon is denying russian claims the us military is helping coor

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marvin richardson is the acting director of the a.t.f.. have ghost guns complicated the job of a.t.f. agents? >> you can buy a box of firearms parts, and you can assemble those firearms together in-- i've seen videos on youtube where you can see people doing it in record time, 20, 30 minute. >> reporter: last year, police in chicago seized over 400 ghost guns, new york over 200. richardson says so-called "trigger pullers," criminals and gang members using guns, are well known to law enforcement. >> so what we've learned is that those people that we go after vr prior to us having tt nt with them. >> reporter: eight arrests. >> and in many instances, eight violent criminal arrests. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues joins us now with more of his excellent reporting. so, jeff, these ghost guns obviously a big problem. but they're not the only reason for the spike in crime, right. >> reporter: well, that's right. if you talk to law enforcement they'll tell you it's the court system at times shutting down because of the pandemic. in some cases it's a re

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ah hello em. claire richardson, thanks so much for joining us. ukraine and russia have ended their 1st talk since war broke out 5 days ago without any breakthrough. ukrainian delegate said the negotiations were quote, difficulty. and the meeting was held in bella. ruth's close to the ukrainian border crane sentence to fence and deputy foreign ministers. russia's former culture minister lead it's delegation. reason questions about how seriously moscow took the process. ukraine is demanding a cease fire and the withdrawal of russian troops from its territory. major cities are still holding out, but there is no let up in the fighting. our next report is going to take you to ukraine and a warning, and it does contain disturbing images. for the paternity of this conflict in plain sight medic say the people here were injured as russian troops. shells the port city of murray, awful. one of them, a 6 year old girl doesn't make it yet another pointless. loss of life crush essays, it's not targeting civilians. but pictures such as these are which ukraine says is the residential building in flame

i'm clear, richardson in berlin. welcome back. now russia is ramping up its invasion of ukraine. now in a 2nd day, ukraine says its forces are battling russian troops on the edge of the capital cave . and there have been reports of gunfire near the government district. ah, ah, air raid sirens have been sounding in t of and in other cities, prompting people to take shelter in metro stations. an apartment building was partially destroyed over night, and ukraine said it's shot down to russian missiles and a fighter jet over the capitol. the ukrainian government says at least 137 people have died since the invasion began, and hundreds more have been injured. we want to take you now to live with pictures of the situation in the ukrainian capital key. if you're looking at an almost deserted might and square it might look like com there. at this landmark in the heart of the city, bought the people that you don't see are seeking cover in shelters and underground in train stations. and there are a.

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hello, i'm claire richardson, a warm welcome to the show with the beijing winter olympics due to open. later this week, the united states and other nations are staging a diplomatic boy caught in protest of china's human rights record. and that's the only thing that is casting a chill over the games. growing numbers of cobra 19 cases are also worrying athletes and officials. beijing insists the games will be safe arrival at the airport in beijing. chinese workers in protective gear. welcome the incoming olympic teams and their baggage. then it's a p c r test. before a trip to the venues in the olympic village where similar tests are to follow on a daily basis. caution as the watchword, china's cross country skiers are being shielded from foreign rivals. their norwegian coach tells us with this team we have been staying in china full time for the past 2 years. so and they have been extremely careful. we haven't actually computed the i the nationally for 2 years. of the foreign athletes who have already arrived. 125 of tested positive for coven 19, and have isolated. it's not clear wheth

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in 1994 he married actress natasha richardson.ether before her tragic death in a skiing accident 14 years ago. over the last decade or so, neeson has made a professional turn that surprised even him. we got together in new york for a sunday sitdown. >> liam neeson never dreamed he'd become a super hero. but he's back roughing up bad people get. in "black light," he plays a government agency who uncovers a conspiracy at the highest level of the fbi. >> based on the fact these crazies are about to bury you in a shallow grave, something happened. >> i started being offered these roles, the lead actor is 29 years of aged, scored out for 5 of, 57. i'm turning 70 this year. >> you take pride in doing these action scenes yourself? >> i love it, willie. i love the physicality. >> reporter: he grew up in northern ireland, daily violence of catholics and protestants turned neighbor against neighbor. his mother was a cook, his father a school caretaker. neeson was a talented i don't think boxer with a broken nose to prove it. >> we had a gre