at moral richardson your testimony. admiral richardson your testimony please. >> members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. my most important team meeting keeping the western hemisphere safe. i'm honored to be here with you representing the men and women of the u.s. southern command and the challenges we share with our neighbors and the opportunities that we can unlock together. today more than ever americans are inextricably linked. this region are shared neighborhood is under assault from challenges that directly threaten our own homeland. i've been a command for five months now and the extent to which china and russia are aggressively expanding their influence in our neighborhoods. latin american america and the caribbean are experiencing insecurity and instability that has been greatly exacerbated by covid-19. the people's republic of china our long-term strategic competitor continues its relentless march to expand economic diplomatic technological informational and military influen

so general richardson. in your posture statement you had mentioned the insecurity and instability that's been exacerbated by covid-19. now we know that transnational criminal organizations routinely exploit poverty, and have corruption to get criminal power. this is bad for stability, bad for partners, and we're trying to sustained democratic societies. it's bad for our own interests. when we spoke earlier, earlier this, week you mentioned that criminal organizations are using the instability brought about by the economic impacts of covid-19 to create a wedge that russia and china are taking advantage of. can you elaborate on the relationship between russia and china, the criminal organizations of their region, and how does the instability cause criminal groups and opportunism of countries like china. and allow them to expand their reach. >> overall senator, i just look at the insecurity and instability, the cycle of vicious threats. this ledge where the tco's can create. that allows our competitors like ch

that's correct. >> let me switch to general richardson. the navy small craft destruction and technical training school provides training to partner nations from every combat and command today. they have trained 13,000 students from more than 120 partner nations. what's the importance of keeping it? what is the risk of international support and partnerships? should its capacity be reducd? >> thank you for the question, senator. it's a force multiplier. 123 partner nations utilize this school. over 13,000 trained. this school has been open for 52 years. and quite honestly, what it does low level, it's opinionnys to operate. you talk about a low cost, high return on investment, this is it. and quite honestly, if you think about it, the navy has big ships. other nations few have big vessels most of the other navies and coast guards from the other partner nation militaries as well as coast guards have smaller vessels you talk about the amazon. they don't have highways. they have rivers. and they need the training. they need their smaller vessel

schultz said today he appreciated richardson today noting that he's not a racist person showed adding apologized for his poor choice of works. all right. now to the baseball and the giants did finish up their homestand their first homestand the season today and they did it with a win. yeah. a lot of traffic out there. people go to the so did the our sports reporter kate rooney. she joins us now live from oracle park with more on the teams. >> solid start what's next? >> hey, grant. hey, vicky, it's pretty much just me and the seagulls out here at this point. i guess that's what you expect after a day game here at oracle park. but yeah, the giants were really hoping to close out this second series of the season in a strong way against the visiting division-rival san diego padres. and that's exactly what they got. the exclamation point on it. all was a really solid start on the mound from young emerging star logan webb. today's game was billed as a pitching duel. it was the web going up against former a's now padres ace sean minaya. and that is indeed what unfolded over 9 innings. one r

the author of "savage journey" peter richardson.i'm very pleased to be here tonight. i've been a big fan of peters for some time now. i've read with great interest is history of "ramparts" magazine r thompson did too i have to say i first read hunter thompson when i was a student at santa cruz you see santa cruz back in the early 1970s and his fear and loathing in las vegas and then later his coverage of the 1972 presidential campaign had a huge impact on me as a young journalist, so i read with great interests new book about honor. i knew hunter a little bit myself later on as editor of the san francisco. diameter i actually have the great pleasure of editing a couple columns by hunter thompson that was late in his career, of course, but you know to me he was an icon still is an icon. i had a huge impact on me and many at many other young writers and journalists in america, so i'm delighted to be here tonight with peter. i will jump in with a few questions and then we're gonna open up i think and take questions from some of you pet

so peter richardson is not a stellar job. he seem together the trace elements of thompson's literary influences and a really compelling. it so we're thrilled. he can grace our halls peter richardson has written critically acclaimed books about the iconic rock band the grateful dead also ramparts magazine legendary muckraking magazine and carrie mcwilliams the radical author journalist and editor of the nation magazine. he's going to be joined tonight by none other than david talbot. i actually can't think of anybody better to be doing the honors. david is the esteemed author of four popular history books and the founder and original editor and chief of salon magazine former senior editor of mother jones magazine. he is a journalist a columnist. he's written for the new yorker for time for rolling stone the guardian much much more is book the season of the witch, of course his legendary san francisco chronicle best seller for many years his most recent book as titled by the light of burning dreams the triumphs and tragedies th

so i read with great interest peter richardson new book about hunter.i do hunter a little bit later on as an editor of "the san francisco examiner." i actually had the great pleasure of editing a couple columns by hunter thompson that was late in his career of course but to me he was an icon, still is an icon. m had a huge impact on me and many other young writers and journalists in america. so delighted to be a tonight with peter. i will jump in with a few questions and then we're going to open up i think and take questions from some of you, peter maravelis will help out there, but peter, good to see you. you look like you are in colorado. where are you? >> i'm actuallyy in glen allen which is not far from where you are, but it is another spot where hunter thompson lived briefly before he decamped for colorado. actually before he moved to san francisco. >> let's talk about his san francisco roots. since were being sponsored tonight by the iconic city lights bookstore ins northeast, let's talk about what drew hunter to san francisco back in what, the la

many peters tonight we have peterit richardson and peter frm city life. great honor for me too be here with the author of savage journey peter richardson. i'm very pleased to be here hto tonight. i've been a big fan of peters for some time now. i've read with great interest his history of ramparts magazine which played a big role in my development as a young journalist. and hunter thompson did too i have to say. i first read hunter thompson and i was a student at uc santa cruz back in the early 1970s. later his coverage of the 1972 presidential campaign had a huge impact on me as a young journalist. so i read with great interest peter richardson's new book about hunter. i knew hunter a little bit myself, later on editor of the san francisco examiner. i actually had the great pleasure of editing a couple columns by hunter thompson that was late in his career of course. but to me he was an icon, still is an icon. had a huge impact on me and many other young writers and journalists in america. so i'm delighted to beer tonight with peter pirtle jump in with t

after richardson appeared at gun trade show in january the liberals lost it insisting that richardson gun control efforts or maybe he was just doing his job. but now the administration acclaims to value diversity is passing on appointing a qualified black man to atf director. now, imagine if donald trump had done that buck sexton is the co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show and he joins me here in new york. good to have you here, buck. all right. so, what we have got now is the biden administration taking someone qualified, who was under three presidents and demoting him an african-american, to be replaced by a white individual. why is the left not saying anything? >> it's all about the politics of a mid year election, judge. what you see here is the biden administration wants someone running the atf who is going to give them the soundbites, the talking points that they want to make it seem like they are taking action on crime in general, more specifically on gun control issues. so, that's essential to them. that's really what they are looking to do here and the fact of the

ah hello, i'm clear richardson. thank you so much for joining us. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has visited the city of boucher where hundreds of bodies were discovered after russian forces were treat it to lensky, said the world needed to see the atrocities carried out by russia and ukraine. images of mass graves and bodies showing signs of torture have sparked wide spread international condemnation. a warning that our next report contains disturbing images. bodies lined the streets of blue church. evidence of russian atrocities. one was coming to light following the liberation of this town near keith. ukrainian authorities say over for when it corpses have been found in areas retaken by its forces being visibly shaken, president villani may zalinski, visited boucher on monday. he called on russia to come to the negotiation table before it's too late. i almost mitchum don't. shouldn't i cease? give you not, said daniel, but the longer russia delays, the talks near the worst it is for them he put into good l

, the first television interview with one of the nation's only female four star generals, laura richardsonhe is the first one to lead the u.s. southern command, overseeing the mission in latin america and the caribbean. i spoke with her at their headquarters in south florida about her new role and what she views as a growing threat in the region from china and russia. inside this u.s. joint operation center dozens of experts are monitoring an uptick of aggressive behavior what is that >> illegal fishing >> they're tracking russian and chinese activity >> all of the red dots are chinese vessels. >> this map of central america, south america and the caribbean, this is china's activity in the area >> correct >> general laura richardson, one of the three four female officers currently serving, lead south com, responsible for latin america and the caribbean from headquarters outside of miami she is warning russia and china may increase presence there >> the russian deputy foreign minister said he could neither affirm or ex clues russia would send military assets to cuba a cuba and venezuela >>

ah, hello, i am clear. richardson, thank you so much for joining us. after 4 weeks under russian occupation, the world is gradually finding out the scale of the horrors inflicted on the town of boucher graphic. evidence of killings and torture has emerged since russian troops were treated bodies lying in the streets and piled up in mass graves. t w's and nick connelly visited boucher to hear 1st hand what survivors have witnessed. russian armies 1st attempt to take boucher was over in a matter of hours and it ended like this. soon enough they were back and back to stay. for a month, the shelling the shooting barely stopped. those outside us included could only guess what life in future was really like. baba, hollow cushion, they the bang from the explosions went on every day. we didn't know where they were coming from. they were bright flashes of light in the distance. we had the bullets whizzing past, but only dolly, most of the time people had barely dead to leave their homes. nest sellers, when they did, was often with deadly consequences. more yes,

hello, i'm claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. world leaders have condemned the growing evidence of war crimes committed by russian forces in ukraine. authorities are still trying to identify hundreds of victims of atrocities in the town of butcher outside the capital chief. and the mayor of mario paul says, more than 5000 civilians have been killed as russia lay siege to the port city. this is what's left of my real poll. most of the residential buildings have been destroyed. rush and bumping in shelling has been relentless, forcing some residence to live in basements for weeks. still many a reluctant to leave my move out of my room. my husband says we will not leave maria, pull it up. we will stay until the end. whatever happens if he likes living here. he's a fisherman. he will not abandon, mary. you pull those one to lee face a dangerous flight. the fragile cease fire means those trying to reach civilians in the besieged. city are also at risk for jim tried days and nights for 5 days to reach

hello, enquire richardson? thank you so much for joining us. ukrainian president of holiday mares, lensky has called for urgent action from the united nations over alleged russian war crimes. he addressed a meeting of the un security council after evidence emerged of what appeared to be a deliberate mass killing of civilians by russian troops in the city of boucher outside the ukrainian capital. lemke sharply criticized the security council for failing to take action to end russia's aggression. as a permanent member of the council, russia has the power to veto any binding resolution. only a day after returning from boucher ukrainian president to lensky addressed the killings in front of the u. n. e. the russian military search for and purposely killed any one who served our country. they shot and killed women outside their houses. when they just tried to call some one who was alive, they kill the entire families, adults and children. and they try to burn the bodies slowly the de la wall. so lensky said, russia

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and that is why alyssa nakken took over for normal first base coach, antwan richardson. so he gets thrown out of the game and that's a whole story in and of itself. he says. he got ejected because he was upset and he says he was upset because of something that one of the padres coaches said about him that had undertones of racism, richardson there in the left, his black met with the coach in question, padres coach mike shildt before today's game and they did clear the air hugged it out. they both then addressed reporters. but richardson says last night shell told giants manager gabe kepler to quote, control this mother expletive, referring to richard, sit. well today, richard said, explain that he interpreted shields comments as if fewer piece of property or enslaved and he says he wanted to discuss the issue publicly said that people get a better understanding of the power. certain words have shields said today heat appreciated richardson saying that he was not a racist person showed adding that he apologizes for his poor choice of >> on the peninsula, some local civic

ambassador bill richardson and his team which privately works to free american detainees.met with top russian officials one day before russia launched its invasion of ukraine. >> they were ready to talk. i must say the tension was very high. i must be honest, i wanted not to stay very long because i sensed the invasion was going to happen. >> reporter: richardson says he and his team came away from the meeting with the sense of what the kremlin was willing to do, not just regarding reed but also paul whelan, another american the russians were holding. >> i sensed that they were ready to move ahead with yaroshenko for reed. on the whelan case they wanted to see how the yaroshenko/reed initiative worked. >> reporter: richardson says at that time he didn't know basketball star brittney griner had also been detained. reed's case soon took on more urgency. >> he's coughing constantly, said he's coughing up blood throughout the day. has pain in his chest. just all the signs of tuberculosis. >> reed's parents lobbied even protested in front of the white house then on march 30th w

i recently sat down for an exclusive interview with four star general laura richardson, the commandern central and south america as well as the caribbean. we talked about russia's efforts to exert influence in the region and general richardson says she thinks we should be keeping a very close eye as well on china. >> the larger threat, she believes, is china, which is pumping hundreds of billions of dollars into the region to build desperately needed infrastructure, like dams, ports, and cell phone networks, but -- >> there's always strings attached. >> reporter: those strings mean china and the regimes they pop up can you track that information. >> what would that information give them? >> it allows them to possibly use health care, for example, if you didn't vote a certain way, you don't get health care, you don't get food. >> reporter: in their most ambitious move yet, cyan is building 29 new ports in 7 different countries. >> absolutely alarming. i worry about dual use of all of the projects that they are putting in place. most of these companies from china are state-owned enterpr

soledad: as chief anne richardson said, we should all do a better job of taking care of the earth.arked earth day 2022 this week. >> head on matter of fact, women are gaining ground in u.s. politics, but -- soledad: that puts the nation at 68th in the world. >> how the midterm elections could boost our ranking. to stay up-to-date with matter-of-fact, sign up for our newsletter at matteroffact.tv. soledad: the 2022 midterms are just seven months away. filing deadlines are still open and primaries are ahead. but these elections could be history-making for female candidates. a record number of republican women have declared their intent to run for governor or for the u.s. senate. and there are more female candidates of color than ever before who are competing in gubernatorial races. but while women are making political gains, they are still underrepresented. women hold a little over 31% of all state legislative seats. and in the u.s. congress, just 27% are women. that puts our nation at 68th in the world. the top three ranked countries are rwanda, cuba, and the uae have between 50% an

he actually is apologizing to richardson. they even hugged it out.t night richardson was ejected, here it was, after questioning schultz. this came because he claimed that he made a comment that, quote, wreaked undertones of racism. as for today's game, spring break for a lot of the kiddos. everyone smiling and waving. luke williams rips a two-run double. a former a's pitcher, sean manaea. that's all they would need. from there it was all about logan webb. he strikes out seven batters over eight innings. they were off to cleveland for the first road trip of the year. watch this kid here. in the a's dugout. he was given a baseball and then, look at that. a little fist bump. for the third straight game, they jumped all over tampa. sean murphy with the three-run homer. they hold on to win the game. this might be the best clip of video you'll see all day if you're a warriors fan. it looks promising that he'll be for the for the game opener against the nuggets. the coach said it will be a game time decision. he did miss the final >>> a live look over san

place at the finals that play off against scotland has been delayed until at least june and the richardson, al jazeera, doha or teams who qualified for the fee for well cup and cutter. this november and december we'll find out who on friday they'll play in the group stages. it is a big moment for the catherine national team and indeed for the whole region. tuscany, as his report, boys day dreams kicked around on the streets of their childhood. are now the pride and pressures of men, soon to be measured in gold, scored, and shot saved by cutters, national football team. when these 23 players take to the pitch in november, they know many might view them as a long shot. her asian co chambers, a sound going to be easy for the teams to. when it gets us, it's will be hard for them when we make a difference. this will be the teams introduction to the world cup. as host katara will be a top seed. this is the 1st time footballs. premier competition has been held in the middle east and only the 3rd time it's been held outside europe. and the america is not a misconception about a region. it's time t

and the richardson al jazeera, doha, russia's invasion of ukraine, his spot too big a re evaluation of security in europe. governments across the continent of agreed to increase military spending and that says nato troops and allies have been holding the biggest military exercises in decades. deep inside the arctic circle, near barker's in body force in northern norway and has more the far north of norway . it is for ever winter. this is exercised cold response. several weeks of military games involving 30000 troops from 27 countries, most of them, nato alliance members. these troops from finland, a country with a long shed border with russia. finland, not a nato country, and it's historically neutral. but since the invasion of ukraine and increasing number of fins and neighboring swedes on their nations to join the nato alliance, it's worrying that all there's a civilians and it's not life. it's something we speak about often. and every one in head of just one space, not thou, art for these soldiers are reluctant to discuss what abandoning neutrality might actually mean. i think that

thanks so much for being here, ambassador richardson. you have so many titles.one to choose. walk us through how do you negotiate for the relieves an american held in moscow while moscow is engaged in an unprovoked war in ukraine for which we are taking very strongly the other side? >> well, first, joy, i give credit to the president and the biden administration for the final release. yes, i did help set it up. i was there in moscow a day before the invasion. it was a very tense time. i met with russian officials, pressed for the release of trevor reed, mentioned yaroshenko and then the white house and the president made the decision to proceed with the exchange. i think it was the right decision. we have hostages in over 40 countries. this is a marine who was wrongfully detained. there's another marine there. there's brittney griner. we have to consider how important these americans are all around the world, in north korea, in iran and venezuela where they are detained as bargaining chips but i commend the president. this was a big triumph for him. he made the

and the richardson al jazeera, doha. as to lead her announcer voting to stand together, amazon staff in new york, like they'll be the 1st from the retail john to join you for all teens around the world find out on friday who they will play the group status of the work. oh hello. there now, just last week, much of here it was basking and glorious sunshine and spring light conditions. while that for change, we're seeing a wintery weather effect, those central areas, and it's going to get more unsettled in the south, thanks to low pressure. that's bringing some really wet and windy conditions to the mediterranean, but 1st to the northwest corner for britain, m eileen, we have seen wintry showers with snow sweet down parts of england that hopes across the channel. we have got warnings out for snow across france and the low countries that order that pushing out to the east some heavy snow for the alps over the weekend scandinavia it's largely clear, but colder. here we've got temperatures well below the average for places lik

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i'm fair. richardson and berlin from the team as much watching sh her, i'm scared that i think that's hard and in the end, these are me. you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smudges were lions of the what's your story. ready ready i'm, he was numbers, women, especially a victims of violence in a lot of them take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not a guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah ah, pressure grows across europe for harder sanctions against russia, after legit war crimes in ukraine government in france and italy talk more openly of sanctioning russian energy imports. germany remains reluctant insisting the economic damage at home would be too much. also on our show, twitter gets a big boost on wall street after ellen musk hate buys more than 73000000 shares. he's now platform, single, largest stakeholder, leaving many scratching their hurts. and we'll look at one of the dirtiest secret

you'll like something new, don't tom. it's steven richardson wow, so one knife face that's right. also known as patrick , worked for intelligence for many years in september 1992, he retired immediately after he returned from russia, where he adopted a boy, whom he took misha from an orphanage at the sablinsk city hospital. do i need to tell you that misha's date of birth surprisingly coincides with michael's date of birth. no, you don't need just indian cinema. so what do we have i wanted to find my biological parents, but in this case, why all these revelations is something that does not come down here. we already know who his real parents are. not yet, but it worries me that this information can reach the smartphoneax, i agree, so his real parents are in danger, serious danger, for sure. well hi lyosh don't be mad at me please. i'll explain everything to you now. you were so busy that even did not answer calls. and i completely forgot about today's trapeze. why did you forget? i couldn't really call you, so there were reasons for that. larisa yes , there is no special unit, we

business headlines that's coming up after a short break with my colleague, steve tinkersly and quinn, richardson in berlin. thank you so much for taking the time to join us. ah, people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families playing phone tags in syria . for these critical illness, with people fleeing extreme around getting 200 people around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. ask why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, brussels puts russian coal in the cross hairs. the e u prepares to sanction energy imports for the 1st time following new allegations of russian war crimes. we'll look at what the move means for moscow and whether it could open the door to even more energy sanctions. but how to replace those imports? one option might be indonesia, the world's biggest exporter of thermal cold for jakarta, rising demand for the fossil fuel is shaping up to be quite lucrative. and that inflation warning from a top federal reserve official rattle

after a short break, and i richardson in berlin, thank you so much with nico is in germany to learn german. hello, benita. why not learn with him online? on your mobile and free chef fee w e learning course, eco's big ah ah ah, the war in ukraine delivers a heavy blow to global trade. imports and exports are down in almost all major economies. as container ships remain stuck in port, is it a blip or could the damage be longer lasting? also on show 26000000 lives locked down. we'll get the latest on how residents of shanghai are coping with china's drastic response to a spike in corona virus infections. welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley. numbers of container ships stuck in port, a chinese economy that looks like stagnating, and they nearly 3 percent dipping global trade. that's the bleak picture painted in the latest monthly trader port by the kil institute for the world economy. it's the 1st month to capture the implications of the war and ukraine, as well as subsequent sanctions. imports and exports fell, and most major economies. russia on almost 10 percent dropping imports. the

hello, i am claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. leave a while. you can. that is the message from officials to people in eastern regions of ukraine. the images were going to show you now were filmed near the 2nd largest city park. if people there have been boarding bosses with whatever they can carry. russian artillery has already struck residential areas at authorities expect a full blown assault on her chief, as well as a major offensive in the dumbass region. meanwhile, evidence is mounting of war crimes committed by russian forces. the mayor of the besieged port city of mario ball says 5000 civilians have been killed. t w rebecca readers has spoken to a doctor who escaped from the city through almost 4 weeks of war and the most unspeakable conditions. anna, a neurologist worked and lived in the mary hugh paul city hospital. now in the relative safety of live. she tells me of her ordeal. it just natasha during the heaviest, bombardments we had around 50 patients an hour arriving a day. the hospital was so over crowded and the windows doors and roof wall

. >>> cnn spoke with former new mexico governor bill richardson who went to moscow before the invasion of ukraine to secure trevor reed's release and he feels that the u.s. got the better deal in the exchange of prisoners. have a listen. >> the u.s. generally is against prisoner swaps. but you don't get these exchanges for free. so the russians wanted yaroshenko and i think that we got the better deal. an american marine coming home, wrongfully detained. the russian, a drug dealer, served 13 years. a drug pilot. so this is a day to celebrate amidst all this terrible news that is happening in ukraine. >> richardson says the same effort must now go to bringing home the other two americans still in russia. we'll have more on their cases later this hour. >>> and we have much more of our breaking news coverage ahead. for now, back to max foster. >> and we'll go to china. long lines in beijing as millions get tested for the coronavirus to prevent a shanghai-like lockdown, how china is scrambling to implement itits policy next. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formu

bill richardson, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and of course, he's been involved in many negotiations over detained americans overseas. ambassador, you were involved in this investigation. first and foremost, your reaction. >> enormously pleased. but credit should go to the president who personally was involved in this. and the reed family, yes, the day before the invasion, i was in moscow talking to russian officials about trevor reed and y yurshenko. my organization, we don't work for the government but we work for the families. and this is good news because what we're seeing here, despite the enormous tension in the relationship, the administration is correct. it was a humanitarian release that maybe will pave the way for other releases. we have paul whelan, another marine in russia. we have brittany griner, the basketball player. this was done discreetly. it's good news. it's good news around the world because humanitarian issues need to take precedence and i want to personally thank fred smith

i apologized for that. >> richardson's ejection led to an historic moment. there is.coach alyssa nakken becoming the first woman to serve as a base coach during a major league regular-season game. she spoke to nbc sports bay area after the contest. >> i was prepared for this moment. i never knew if or when it would happen but i was ready to step in when the team needed me. i think it means a lot. larry: mackin coached during spring training, but this was her first regular-season game in the helmet she wore will soon be displayed in the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. talking with a bunch of giants people today, they love alyssa nakken. kristen: so many great parts to this story. one of those was that alyssa nakken was a longtime fan before she was a coach. larry: karina nova spoke with alyssa and -- >> i spoke to both of them during spring training and they both told me they believe diversity on it off the field directly correlates with winning. since the beginning of baseball, and then have dominated the field. until the moment this woman stepped out in uniform

on the prisoner swap that freed trevor reed, and richardson flew to moscow a day before russia invadedaine. the video released by russian state tv shows soldiers helping reed on to a plane. the marine veteran from texas was arrested almost three years ago, after russian authorities said he assaulted a police officer following a night of heavy drinking. reed and his family throughout this have maintained his innocence. in exchange for reed's release, president biden commuted the sentence of constantine yereshenko seen here on russian state tv already back in moscow, a russian pilot who was arrestsed in liberia in 2010, and convicted of conspiracy to smuggle cocaine into the u.s. he had served more than half of his 20-year sentence. so give us a sense here, as this comes against the backdrop of the war, and tensions, rising tensions between russia and the u.s. how, if any, impact, what if any impact did that have on this negotiation to get reed home? >> it does seem like this is a different track of course, and i think a lot of people were shocked, right? this is a rare moment of comprom

. >> he had a warriors playoff debut not seen since jason richardson and world time lay before him. he had 30 points and sent a message that this 22-year-old is one of the teams most important weapons. >> without him we would not be where we are at. we should be very grateful for the development and the type of player he has become. he is incredible. >> it is cool to have the trust of the vets. it is amazing. just being able to trust me it just put the team in a good position to win and it is pretty cool. >> poole was in the starting lineup because steph curry came off the bench for the first time since injury. i fully expect the denver nuggets to deliver their best punch. i expect there best player, nikola jokic to be a bull in the china shop. that will tell us a lot for game two. we will see you at chase center. >> tesla and netflix are among the major companies delivering their earnings reports. today shares of twitter jumped more than 7% after the company announced friday that they would adopt a poison pill plan to resist any hostile takeover e temp from elon musk. the dow fell

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