robin chang, yes. it said the basement was ready with running water, food toys, and blankets. you say that the children could be safe there for 5 days. if anything happened, give me a lot of them. that's when i realized how serious the situation is. she also said to ship to the city of irina's, worried about an attack by russian troops. so she sought shelter at the monastery. at 1st they plan to stay a week, hoping that it will be possible to return home soon. the city has a school for its ukrainian minority. if russia does invade ukraine arena, will be able to register her daughters at the school from it. wow. oh yeah. oh wow. oh, the schools principal puter, sitka, and all the teachers here speak both polish and ukranian. golda is the media meeting up. it would definitely be easy to communicate with these children. i think we'll get it up. it should do and i think it would certainly be a substitute for their homeland la mancha languages. thousands of ukrainians live in seamus and over a 1000000 now live in poland. many fled to their western neighbor after war broke out and d

. >> robin, that could soon change. doerun joins us with the next cooldown. >> there is a chance we might get rain on tuesday. that is true, but the bigger issue might be how cold it is going to get. it is 70 degrees right now in livermore. everybody is doing nicely in the upper 60s. let's look how dramatic lows are about to be. tomorrow morning for the east bay valleys it isn't that big a deal. by tuesday, wednesday, thursday we are going down to freezing for the inland valleys in the east bay and also south a valley. san jose, those are your numbers. 35 degrees by the middle of the week. along the bay shoreline we will be in the mid-30s and it shows up in the daytime highs. 63 is the average and we are sitting at 73 for the south bay, today. we are not getting out of the mid 50s for daytime highs by tuesday. there is a chance for some very light drizzle. i will show you that coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> alive look right now in san francisco's huge crowds anxiously awaiting the return of the chinese

robin. and that change the political calculus in israel and the israel palestinian question for decades to comeas ready to incite violence, who countenance white nationalist politics. and whose power of persuasion is frightening. and it's so frightening that even somebody as right wing, as manipulative and machiavellian as mitch mcconnell is now suddenly bulking at it. and at odds with the head of house of representatives. so civil war is something that requires a redefinition, or a reconsideration of what that might mean here. but alexandra ocasio-cortez like so many others, like myself, are very concerned that the achievement of a multi ethnic democracy, which she had great promise in the middle 60s and decades after, was not achieved. but maybe re-reversed. and that is a really awful prospect. >> yes and in your interviews with barbara walter, they made clear that exactly what you just said. we don't mean to armies, we don't mean uniforms on the other side. when the phrase civil war is used, that example you just gave of israel is not one that i have heard before. but is illustrative of the

but that's something that would really change the major scale. and then robin does the north stream got to gas pipeline, and there's been quite a lot of pressure in europe in the u. s. to block this project. can germany, which is, you know, at the helm of this north stream to gas pipeline projects can, can germany for dismissing the projects all together. and how about russia, the prod, it brings money to his coffin, doesn't it? yeah, it's very problematic. i mean, look, in principle, russia could continue gas or through ukraine, which is still there and that would be sufficient. so the maintenance commitments that would be sufficient to supply germany for those rates which been used cars for the decades. but russia has the policy of trying to bypass you, cried. germany is, as so far, been paid to go along with the current situation may change that germany doesn't approve the pipeline, nor street to pipeline doesn't prove its operation. that the sanctions, all that then the 2 sides want to think again, you know, is russia prepared to return to using a lot more

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change that or simply lead its own reform languish. john hohmann outages into mexico city. ah, the what you notice here with me said hill robin dough, reminder of all top news stories, u. s. president joe biden says the lead revised soul has been killed and arrayed in syria. avo ibrahim al hash me allegory, she blew himself up, a special forces advanced in italy, province. this operation is testament to america's reach and capability to take out terrorist threats, no matter where they try to hide anywhere in the world. i am determined to protect the american people from cherish stretch and i'll take to city decisive action to protect this country. and we'll continue working with our close our eyes and partners, the sure in democratic forces iraqi security forces, including the kurdish press, margaret, and more than 80 members of a global coalition to keep pressure on ices, to protect our home. took his president is offered to mediate between ukraine and russia. less of that are the one held talks with ukraine's president vladimir zalinski in kids. so let's get welcome the alpha, the pass on the series of economic deals. china

guidance and the health minister in the devolved government roberts one —— robin swann stresses that although this is changedle measures, the virus is still there. nonetheless, many business groups in particular have welcomed this decision. time for the sport now. novak djokovic has told the bbc he would ratherforgo novak djokovic has told the bbc he would rather forgo the chance to be the best tennis player in the world than receiving the covert vaccine. he said he was willing to miss the french open and wimbledon if mandatory vaccination is required to compete because deciding what goes into his body is more important than any title. he was deported from melbourne ahead of the australian open over concerns about his vaccine status. the rules are moving in his direction. if you take the french open, the rules changed on saturday morning, and if you are coming from the eu, and he is currently resident in spain, you do not need to isolate on arrival in france any more, and for those wanting to arrive in england to play wimbledon, i accept it is a few months away yet, there is no longer a requirement to self—i

change. make good news . ah ah ah ah ah, you'll children with me say robin doe, top news stories. the un secretary of state will continue talks with russia's foreign minister on tuesday about the crisis and ukraine. the un security council is meant to discuss the issue, russia and the u. s. have blamed each other for escalating the tension. russian military and intelligence services are spreading this information through state on media and proxy sites. and they are attempting without any factual basis to paint ukraine and western countries as the aggressors to fabricate a pretext for attack. you could choose, i don't want, i would like to put a question to u. s. colleagues, where did you get that figure of 100000 troops deployed, as you said, on the russia, ukrainian water. that is not the case. we've never cited that figure. we've never confirmed that figure, like you mentioned texas was that, you know, it's difficult to explain why our colleagues from the u. s. and a number of other countries are actively pumping ukraine with weapons and munitions and talk about this a great pri

robin the fuel? financial group? no, no, been the who? lafitte to rebuke global warming and changing insect populations have been seriously affecting production. so luigi wonders, how the big brands which supply europe supermarkets with extra virgin olive oil can somehow still do so all year round, and it knocked down prices to silicate, the k, through the day, again, they did do the pre fee about drunk, the garage, the depot no, my only providing a man a came porter, only always take a did is with god to give them all you. she could eat the ask sydney sierra and i've been going you with daughter the mad about about the mega in order to supply the global market. these big manufacturers don't harvest or press their product locally on site like luigi does. instead, they gather olives for central processing from across italy and then blend them together. industrially, sometimes adding imported oil to the mix. it's a method regulators say that can be open to fraud. the positively bono is one of the main entry points for goods entering tuscany. every day here a ship unloads a cargo of ext

robin. a reminder of all the top stories. the white house says a phone call between the u. s. and russian leaders to discuss tensions with ukraine did not result in any fundamental change. moscow has been sending troops to ukraine's border raising phase of an invasion. now the kremlin said, the phone call was businesslike, but criticize the war hysteria in the west. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says he's analyzed intelligence, information of possible evasion is our borders. it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like, you know, like, like president and said people through us and the tools that we have different information. and now, the best friend for enemies that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for benny doesn't help us. rushes military says it's used appropriate means to force a u. s. submarine to leave its territorial waters. moscow claim to us vessel was chased away by a russian naval ship. now the pacific curial islands. but the u. s. has rejected claims. one of its submarines was operating in russian waters. canadian, please have begun dispersing truckers blocking traffic at a vital bridge to th

robin in doha. you're watching out as ever these raw top news stories, the white house as a phone call between the u. s and russian leaders did not result in any fundamental change regarding moscow's military build upon ukraine's border. the kremlin said the coal was businesslike, but criticize what it described as war hysteria in the west. our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit reports. according to a senior administration official, the telephone call between the us and russian president lasted just over an hour. the call was apparently professional and substantive in nature, but there was apparently no change in the dynamic. in other words, the united states reportedly put forward a number of ideas that it believed were in the best interests of the west of the alliance and addressed the key security concerns of russia. however, it is still unclear in the eyes of the united states, whether or not russia has made a decision to take the diplomatic path to resolve the security differences. or go with the use of force and war in for the united states is what they're seeing on the ground, the continued build up of military troops. and the united states sayi

robin, wasn't always an athlete. she sat down with norah o'donnell in a new episode of "person-to-person." >> reporter: in one of your classes, you said change is possible if you wanted badly. how does someone make that change possible? >> i do believe we are fueled very much by purpose. if you make it matter, you will make it happen. i love asking myself three questions. what is my flight? why not me, meaning i can better myself? and what decision what i make if i were twice as competent and twice as strong. those three questions we can answer through action and really start to make change. it starts little by little. little by little amounts to a lot, especially on long runs. >> reporter: do you think it's true only for women? or do men struggle with the same thing? realizing the power of our own voice in the power of our own ability to change the direction of our lives. >> i think everyone struggles with that little voice. we have the ability to turn our inner critic into an inner advocate. everyone does. i believe our mind is our most crucial business tool in relationship tool. the conversation we have been between our ears is the most i

robin in doha, reminder of our top news stories. the why town says a phone call between the u. s. and russian leaders did not result in any fundamental change regarding moscow's military build upon ukraine's border. the kremlin said the coal was businesslike, but criticize what it described as war. hysteria in the west woven warrens were amongst thousands marching through kevin, a civilian trad strength, the u. s is vacuum eating non emergency american staff from its embassy in the ukrainian capital president vladimir zalinski has urged citizens not to panic because warnings grow of a potential russian invasion, something that moscow denies. he's our borders each. our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people, like even the, you know, like, like president and said people through us and the truth that we have different information. and now the best friend for an image that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for benny doesn't help us. canadian police have begun dispersing truckers blocking traffic of the vital bridge to the us demonstrators angry about the cave in 1900 vaccine mandate and restrictio

changes when using these at-home products, stop, talk to your doctor. also if you have concerns about whether they're right for you, talk to a dermatologist first, robin. don't know what to say. maybe my lips feel a little fuller. maybe. but the cost is such a big factor with the fda masks mostly i noticed $435 missing from my bank account. >> it's called an expense account. you just write it off. abc. >> did you apply a light layer of vaseline first? >> michael sid did you put the vaseline on first? >> reporter: no, but it might be cheaper. >> ah, so close. becky, as always you're a trouper. thank you. see you real soon. >> bye. >>> let's check back in with ginger. ginger? >> reporter: robin, how do i get on team try before you buy? all i get is microdermabrasion from wind and snow. i got to show you one of the most dangerous parts of the storm will be the ice, a quarter inch or more of ice, that warning from paducah, memphis, louisville and lexington. coming with significant arctic air blowing snow, blizzard conditions in the dakotas. drew: i am meteorologist drew tuma with your accurate weather forecast. winds continued today, high-wind warning's in

robin in doha, reminder of our top stories. the white house says a phone call between the us and russia. leaders to discuss tensions with ukraine did not result in any fundamental change. moscow has been sending troops to ukraine's border racing fears of an invasion. the kremlin said the phone call was businesslike, but criticize the war hysteria in the west. ukrainian present. vladimir zalinski says he's analyzed the intelligence information of a possible invasion. it's our borders, it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like our unit for, you know, like, like a president and said, people throughs and the truth that we have different information. and now, the best friend for an image that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for bernie, doesn't help us. canadian, please have begun dispersing trucks blocking traffic over a vital bridge to the us. now they've been demonstrating against a coven 19 vaccine mandate. hundreds of people are protested in austria's capital against mandatory cove at 19 vaccinations since the vendor unvaccinated people have only been allowed to leave their homes for central purposes. the res

itself to choose if it wants to change that, or simply lead its own reform. langrish john holman alger cedar met her city. ah, he watching out there with me, said robin doha, reminder of all top news stories, u. s. president joe biden says the lead revised soul has been killed and arrayed in syria. avo ibrahim al hash me allegory, she blew himself up as special forces advanced in italy, province. this operation.

change that allows to reshape the future of the region for good. he says to maneuver eastern kentucky historic inflation or not, and it's people out of misery. the region needs robin. it is thee of i whatever insert whatever cliche you've heard. it's as important to this region is electricity was in the forty's, the, the aria, it's as important as anything. because if we're going to take advantage of this digital ecosystem of digital jobs, ah, as a replacement for what's been lost in our people, it all begins and ends with high speed functional broadband. me the idea here, record breaking inflation or not fast and reliable internet access for the region will bring better jobs, better jobs mean better salaries and rages. is that the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel for danny and his family for thousands more here and cold country kentucky. that tunnel seems to be awfully long and the light at the end of it flickers only dimly at least for now. here in germany, fears of inflation live large in people's minds that can be traced back to the 1920s. when hyperinflation devastated germany after world war one back then the currency lost much of its value as the g

hoping the new name brings a change of fortune both on and off the field. allah fisher, al jazeera, at the home of the washington commanders, ah, your children there with me said robin. a reminder of all top news stories. the us is deploying thousands of extra american troops. the eastern europe, the pentagon says the muse since a strong signal to russia, which has massing forces at the border with ukraine. we do not know if russia has made a final decision to further they'd ukraine. but it clearly has that capability. the department of defense will continue to support diplomatic efforts led by the white house and the state department to press for resolution. we do not believe conflict is inevitable. united states in lockstep with our allies in partners has offered russia a path to deescalate. but we will take all prudent measures to assure our own security and that of our allies, new zealand as announced a phased reopening of its border. it's been lost, close almost 2 years into some of the world's toughest corona virus restrictions, vaccinated citizens in australia will be the 1st to come home. at least 8 people are reported, have been killed in a u. s. lead opera

hoping the new name brings a change of fortune both on and off the field. allah fisher al jazeera, at the home of the washington commanders, ah, your children there with me said robin. a reminder of all top news stories, the u. s. is deploying thousands of extra american troops. the eastern europe, the pentagon says the move since a strong signal to russia, which is massing forces at the border with ukraine. we do not know if russia has made.

robin watching out there alive. my headquarters here in doha. also coming up. nigeria is upgrading its irrigation projects for the 1st time in decades. but many farmers aren't happy about the changes and the emergency measures in chile, that mean migrants are being turned away or expelled. ah, good have you, are this welcome to the program? the ukranian president has wall that a war with russia will have global consequences. it comes at a time with soaring tension between moscow, ukraine and the west. bottom is zalinski travel to germany for the music security conference, and he says his country's committed to peace. but the global security infrastructure is failing them, showed why did benjamin's to lead debility in the my, to roy v. ne sean, there's no such thing as, it's not my war on the 21st century, the annexation and crimea, and the warrant on bass as a blow to the whole world. this is not about war and ukraine. this is about to warn europe. i mentioned this in 201920202021. or the will be able to hear me in 2022. that says russia says president vladimir putin, his overseeing strategic nuclear exercises. the kremlin says it's war ships and submarines of successfully low typ

robin. we came all the way to the galapagos islands because climate change is impacting the delicate balanceright at sunrise and we were greeted by these majestic flamingos, and that's how it's been over the past few days island hopping. seeing creatures, some only found on the galapagos here on land and below the water. the galapagos islands is one of the most unique places on earth. with pristine wildlife largely untouched by human civilization. but underneath the waves it feels like a different planet, snorkeling off the island of espanola, i was greeted by baby sea lions. this is so cool. one of the species most vulnerable to a warming ocean, as curious and innocent as puppies looking right at us. some seeming to perform for us. this straddles the equator, but surprisingly life is dependent on cold water. currents bring nutrient-rich cold water from antarctica, rising to the surface as it collides with islands supporting the entire food chain. as water warms, that cold water doesn't make it to the surface, and without those nutrients fish and algae die off and animals that feed on them f

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government guidance and the health minister in the devolved government at stormont robin swann stresses that although this change nonetheless, many business groups in particular have welcomed this decision. the 15—year—old russian ice skater, kamila valieva will compete in a few hours at beijing winter olympics in beijing — despite failing a drugs test. the court of arbitration for sport on monday chose not to suspend the skater. games officials have however said — if kamila valieva finishes in the top three in the individual competition — it won't hold a medal ceremony. 0ur sports news correspondent laura scott sent this update. that is the question everyone is asking, what happens to the other athletes on this? have their interests didn't put behind those of kamila valieva? the global outrage in this saga continues to spread, athletes and sports organisations around the world saying this issue with allowing her to continue skating here in beijing sets a very dangerous precedent for the fact that she did test positive for a banned substance. despite her age, which was used by the court of arbitration for sport

additional capital robins said he doesn't anticipate this even if a big state like california permits commercial sports betting but multiple big states, florida, texas and california maybe changesat is external marketing? incentives promotions. >> anything that it costs to acquire customers is how the company spokesperson put it to me take the gross profit and take out what the costs them to acquire customers, that's what they say is positive the analysts after the call, asked about it on the call scratching their heads whether it's meaningful to investors i don't know that that has sold anybody but on the other hand they said they plan to be profitable by the end of 2023 and other metrics have increased like customer retention. the amount bet on the platforms even in states to compare the state to the previous year it's gone up and have positive met ricks to report. >> right when a company comes up with a new metric to judge profitability that is a troubling sign for investors in general. contessa, thank you. >>> coming up, muni bonds have been selling off should ion syyou stay away? that's next. business unlimited plan ever!bt with 5g ultra wideband now in many more cities an

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that are rapidly changing the world we live in. less than one percent of for vaccines have gone to poor countries. why is counting the cost on al jazeera ah, your geology, 0 me the hell robin in doha, reminder of our top news stories eva says the leader of i sell has been killed in a special forces operation in northwestern, syria, abba ibrahim al, hash me al grey she blew himself up as special forces approached it lib kimberly hel kits reports. this horrible terrorist leader is no more in an address to the nation from the roosevelt room of the white house. u. s. president joe biden spoke about the operation. he ordered that killed the ice, a leader abu ibrahim al, has she, me, al, karachi, and i directed the department of defense to take every precaution possible to minimize civilian casualties. knowing that this terrorist had chosen sharon himself with families, including children. we made a choice to pursue a special forces raid at a much greater risk than our to our own people, rather than targeting him with an air strike. as us special forces moved in the ice, a leader reportedly detonated an explosive and a final act of desperate cowardice. he chose to blow himself u

changed during covid adding, i regret that we didn't disclose it at the right time. the two worked together for 20 years at various networks, gollust says she plans to remain at cnn, robinrielle, thank you so much. >>> now to the fallout from that lawsuit by former nfl coach brian flores alleging racial discrimination and hiring across the league. flores also alleges he was offered $100,000 per game to tank games. victor oquendo has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, former miami dolphins head coach brian flores not backing down after filing that bombshell racial discrimination lawsuit. the nfl calling the claims without merit. flores arguing that 70% of the players in the league are black, but of the 32 nfl teams, only one currently has a black head coach. flores alleges his former boss, new england patriots head coach bill belichick told him that the new york giants had decided to hire brian dabol as their new head coach days before flores was scheduled to interview for the job. >> there's a humiliation that came over me and then there was a little bit of your anger, you know, why wasn't i afforded the opportunity to truly interview and show what i can do. >> repo