. >> but let us not forget that elmo doesn't like one particular friend, rocco. >> rocco, that rock fromrew where? elmo wanted that oatmeal raisin cookie? and she was like, no, rocco wants a cookie. and elmo went off. >> he said, rocco doesn't even have a mouth. rocco is not alive. >> he said, what? >> oh my god. yeah. >> so don't cross elmo. i'm just trying to say elmo was kind to a point. >> yeah, yeah, elmo also found out we are not okay. he really did. he really did today we are tracking scattered showers. here's a look at your forecast. it's on and off. showers potential for thunderstorms today. we'll get you into the 50s for daytime highs. here's live doppler seven. you can see those scattered showers this morning. we'll have more of them this afternoon. snow is falling in the sierra heavy at times. even more snow coming this weekend. so showers today and tomorrow. we're at a level one, but sunday we're at a level three for heavy rain and gusty winds. the news a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't gi

probably secures the rocco a spying on pressed the wrong fix. the country denied sanctions continued to grow with a rocco going so far as to reject french aid after the earthquake, the font size of being that losing substantial influence across the african confidence in the past. couple of years, the queues in several countries over throwing governments that had been amenable to paris on different sentiments have been on the rise as african nations, including molly nations. first of all, rejects as historical ties with the former colonial ruler we had from the senior diplomats from western sahara. he says, france, like many other western powers, don't see africa as with a of equal punish it. the french position is not worried, has been, who's been fighting with the organization of commercialization for our suspension, 75 years. unfortunately, this is the 2 friends, especially as the issues with the off the conditions are too much to so hot it tells from her side to read the patient a glass international and it goes to the united nation so that s

diminishing pool of work as the countries like germany, easily a doing deals with countries like a rocco and albania. to, excuse me, we've tried to do deals with the outcome just like rwanda and albania. to process asylum seekers abroad, while germany at the same time is doing deals with morocco to try and encourage people. so it looks like they're trying to, to welcome with one hand and slot people away with the other. yeah, there, there was an inconsistency. i mean, some officials, folks, people would say, well that's, there is no contradiction. we just want to control who's coming. we want to choose who's coming here. and this should be for economic migrants and not for regular migrants. but of course, you know, you can sort of neatly separate the 2. so if you get a reputation as being as nasty as possible, then it's obviously not as likely that you can attract the kind of labor migration of the skilled people you want. in germany, i think we're not that far down the line and trying to be just, you know, the turns like the debate in new k is or is actually also increasing the happenin

as well in the rocco sensors are being established to help attract to young people and footpath and full venue lives. the latest is in the capital robot mine in the home. my aim is to find hospital and that's why i want to go to germany at the invoice. then i would like to work in germany in the semester google and to develop professionally as well as personality. once victim dismissed the induced, i would like to do an apprenticeship in germany in the hotel industry. in do so i'm in germany. there are lots of opportunities for young people. i'd like to have a successful career easily dismissed. i would like to trying to work in the hotel trade in my hand. here in robots, they're preparing for a life far away from home. the idea is to promote integration, right from the start. it's part of a new agreement between morocco and germany, to support legal migration and reduce illegal migration to germany's minister for economic cooperation and development spaniel. schultz is in morocco as part of a drive to attract skilled workers and all. but we need work has to come to germany would benefit

neurosurgeon rocco armando previously served as a doctor for the u.s. army. now he's volunteering in ukraine and the most severe cases and the most severe i mean, the most severe penetrating brain injuries, penetrating neck injuries, polytrauma injuries, you know, and their victims, basically of artillery over the weekend, the russians captured a key city in the east, a ukrainian commander says they lacked the manpower, power and shells to hold off the russians. u.s. aid is currently held up in the republican led house, which is on a two week recess. speaker mike johnson posted this thumbs up picture with former president trump yesterday, saying they had a great meeting on president's day. president biden says republicans are making a big mistake, not supporting ukraine the way they're walking away from the threat of russia, the way they're walking away from nato is just shocking. >> meanwhile, russia is refusing to turn over the body of vladimir putin critic alexei navalny, who died at a remote prison. >> putin, his widow, claims russian authorities are hold

other parts of the world as well. fema francis or minister has been trying to mend relations with rocco, expressing support for the north african nations autonomy plan for western sahara. that's coming up later in the program, the russian troops are strengthening and battlefield positions on the domestic front and the after the successful capture of, of the, of can city. they have liberated the 3 more residential areas in one week. total personal loss is on the premium side have far exceeded 400000 according to the russian defense minister, she was over there this besides, during the russian special military operation, the ukrainian armed forces have lost a total of more than $444000.00 service amendment after the failure of their counter offensive, the ukrainian military command is trying to stabilize the situation and prevent of the collapse of the front at the expense of its remaining reserves. well, the russian defense minister was talking about the recent games made by russian troops down in ab df got in particular. and he said, in general, russian troops had been gaining more cont

when rocco was completely levelled a citing a victory against the visa amex state and there's a lot more that goes on. but the general interest, of course, to consider the northeast of syria in which the united states are currently back in curtis rebels within the country. this has been a point of tension for turkey as well, but more importantly, the united arab emirates was one of the 1st arab nations to reach out with respect to normalizing ties, as well as a for the 1st time in a very long time, more than a decade and visit damascus and actually formalize these discussions afterwards, the arab league continued the invited to bush are less of the searing president to take part in a summit. and these talks are continuing. so on the one side we have the united states which are trying to oppose any possible prospects of a long lasting solution to this ongoing conflict. and on the other, we have nations that are trying to do anything and everything to ensure that things become a little bit more normal. comparative is comparatively speaking and this includes turkey, which for the most part

rocco armonda is a volunteer here for the second time. we watched him operating on the brain of a young, severely injured ukrainian soldier. he says this is far worse than what he saw as a u.s. army doctor in iraq and afghanistan. and he believes there is a direct link between lack of aid coming from the u.s. and the rising casualties he's seeing. you know that the aid has been held up. do you think that has made a difference? >> the less firepower you have, the more casualties you have, the more lives are lost. it's directly related. >> reporter: ukraine's president zelenskyy is closely tracking what's happening in the republican house and is warning allies that any deficit of weapons here in ukraine risks giving russia breathing space, highlighting once again ukraine's need for long-range weapons and artillery. david? >> david: a very telling portrait from inside that hospital. martha, thank you. >>> meantime, here at home and the race for president, donald trump addressing alexei navalny's mysterious death for the first time. trump not

so rocco wayne bisk on shop show is the just around southern parts of west africa. i'm planning a shop shala's into central africa. they're running all the way across to was there and be at the was nice and bacon still unsettled for medic. jessica. the discussing, the defining issues about time is what military, what government, what multi national doesn't want access to this hyper hyper, hyper powerful. they are exploring the very real dangerous and checked artificial intelligence. how does a ice change the laws of the war? we're talking about a technology that is built on the basis of concentrated surveillance. power, like the world has never seen a studio b p a. i series on a just a, you the, the have a good you watching out 0. 1 of our top story is this uh and us president your advice and so she hopes she's fund can be reached and gone to by monday. more details remind you about a potential deal sole source of told dumpster the $400.00 pallets. the new president could be released to return for 40 is rarely kept and is really striking . a rock for has killed at l

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so rocco, when bisk on shop shows the just around southern parts of west africa. i'm planning a shop showers into central africa. they're running all the way across towards and be at was mozambique and still unsettled for medic. jessica, the stuff ation is being used as a what the only way to stop. so i'm going to tell facing is to allow you then people are surrounding it, sparks go with the flower just hard to break it and show us the level of difficulty because of the shortage of humanitarian aid. we have no blankets, no food, and no rule to. i prefer the desk to this humiliation. moore is not killed us yet. it seems that we will die of hunger and can't find food. people say that they're stuck between death, star bases and displacement. the a heavy fighting and the democratic republic of congo is forced hundreds of thousands of people to free for their lives. the conflict between the government and 23 fights is escalated in recent weeks. so what's driving all this and some piece be changed. this is inside the .

who had a severe penetrating brain trauma, basically a artillery blast, american neurosurgeon doctor rocco almond is a volunteer here. >> for the second time, we watched him operating on the brain of a young, severely injured ukrainian soldier, he says. this is far worse than what he saw as a u.s. army doctor in iraq. and afghanistan. and he believes there is a direct link between lack of aid coming from the u.s. and the rising casualties. he's seeing. you know, that the aid has been held up. do you think that has made a difference? >> the less firepower you have, the more casualties you have, the more lives are lost. it's directly related. ukraine >> president zelensky is closely tracking what's happening in the republican house and is warning allies that any deficit of weapons here in ukraine risks giving russia breathing space, highlighting once again ukraine's need for long range weapons and artillery. martha raddatz, abc news, kyiv, ukraine . >> martha, thank you. president biden says he's now willing to meet with house speaker mike johnson to discuss the funding package for ukraine.

señora la muerte de rocco me debería de beneficiar tanto como usted no cree.nemos articulado un operativo para agarrar a ismael guerra. mañana lo autoriza, señor presidente. ismael tiene los minutos contados. ya se produjo el encuentro. tendremos a la tira encima, vato. pero quién se mete con los casillas? a qué estás jugando, eh? se lo lleva el chamuco. qué no sabes tú quién está hablando? el señor de los cielos. mañana 19 centro. este es tu noticiero. telemundo 48. ahora en telemundo 48 la oficina forense identifica al menor que murió baleado en un complejo de apartamentos en santa clara, mientras que el novio de la madre espera enfrentarse a la justicia. así comenzamos. hola, qué tal? buenas noches. les saluda césar bayona y sandra cervantes muchas gracias por su preferencia. esta noche, en una exclusiva habla por primera vez la familia de aristeo zambrano, quienes dicen murió baleado a plena luz del día a principios de febrero, cuando trabajaba en su taller en la ciudad de oakland. yomara lópez, quien habló con una sobrina e hija de zambrano. familiares, i

thanks for rocco me here on sports night live. i'm jason dumas. we will show those bron highlights in a bit. but we start in the college ranks. we are in the last week of the regular season in college basketball. now is the time teams are buckling down in prepping for a postseason run and right in our backyard, the san francisco dons. they're doing just that. they are on the outside looking in on most ncaa tournament field predictions. but they still have an opportunity for several quality wins. one being tomorrow against gonzaga at chase center. the dons are led by jonathan mogbo and marcus williams. they have usf in 3rd place in the wcc standings and a win against the bulldogs will go a long way maybe getting them to the big dance crop. for sports reporter aaron wilson has the story from the hilltop. >> well, jason is no secret that the dunns have a game on their hands come tomorrow. thursday night. it's a son with a host. gonzaga. the bulldogs are a

this is a keith rocco portrait fighting at thomas farm lasts 90 minutes from about 330 to 5:00 in the evening on july 9th, 1864. and when we talk about 1864, everyone has in their mind entrenchment and digging in and rifle pits, not here. there's no time and. so this fighting on the thomas farm is a stand up, knock down brawl between two of the most experienced fighting units. either army has to offer in these 90 minutes of combat, there'll be one casualty every 5 seconds. right. the majority of the battles casualties come in this field. casualties are not just restricted to. the confederates. right. we've got some union casualties. the ninth new york heavy artillery suffers the most losses of any union regiment at the battle of monocacy their commanding officer is william seward jr. he's the secretary state's son. his horse is killed beneath him. it rolls over his ankle and breaks his foot. right. so he's off the battlefield. sims stoltz of the 14th new jersey. i include him because the 14th new jersey loses five commanding officers and five regimental color bearers. and the regiment

joining us on site are the authors of that article, cnbc's own melissa rocco and gabrielle from -- thank for being here. melissa, let's start with you. because it feels like in this kind of post pandemic era, we look back, and there were so much change that took place from supply chain, to technology adoption, to just the way that consumers are purchasing things. you know, adopting more e- commerce habits, online shopping habits for example when you're stuck at home. how did that time period really reshape retail? and how are ceos looking at that as maybe accelerating some trends that could've happened five years from now? or three years from now? >> one of the resounding takeaways, leslie, when we spoke to ceos as we talked about the importance of the store. i think during the pandemic, a lot of us thought they would fade from relevance but now those stores are playing a critical part of the business by serving as fulfillment centers. they're not just helping a company show off their product, their helping pack and pick and deliver orders and get closer to that customer breakdown cost.

one ukrainian commander saying they just didn't have enough manpower and shells near surgeon rocco raimondowho previously served as a doctor for the us army, telling abc's martha raddatz of the latest casualties. >> this is a patient who had a severe penetrating brain trauma, basically a artillery blast. >> armando says the worsening situation faced by ukrainians is directly linked to the billions of dollars in u.s. aid held up in the republican controlled house. >> the less firepower you have, the more casualties you have. the more lives are lost. it's directly related. >> despite facing international criticism over his lack of swift action on ukraine aid, house speaker mike johnson has not signaled when he might pass new assistance. he has said no foreign aid will pass before more border security is secured. president biden saying house republicans are making a big mistake the way they're walking away from nato, the way they're walking away from meeting our obligations is stocking up for a while. >> i've never seen them like this. >> this, says biden condemned putin over the sudden death

porsche democrat, tom suozzi, going old school, handing out pastries at neighborhood bakery, saint rocco election eve. how are you feeling? >> i feel fantastic. this is been a great election. we've run a fantastic campaign has been the best campaign i've ever been involved in what crisis? >> the minor crisis, republican mazi pilip reaching out to her voters through national conservative media, these shows where we are seeing right now the border crisis and migrants coming here, attacking our police officers on the streets. this is exactly the formula when you are weak on crime, early voting now done nine days of early voting plus absentees. so far, 80,467 voters out of more than a half million active vote what is in the district have cast their ballots over 37,000 registered democrats, over 25,000 registered republicans, and nearly 15,000 with no party affiliation with turnout expected to be low and a major snowstorm forecasts for election day, many of the votes in this race may already be cast are still campaign volunteers in the thousands from both parties knocking on doors targeting l

so rocco, when this one shop show is that just around southern parts of west africa, i'm planning a shop showers into central africa. they're running all the way across towards and yet it's was nice and big and still unsettled for medic. jessica, the a wild animal tone from its habitat to son slides illegal was life trade loses its survival skills that re discovering them is possible with the little house. a park ranger facing retirements grapples with the prospect free of simulating himself to city life. monkey man, a witness documentary on a jersey to the latest news. as it breaks on, the thing is very blue. paste. he used to be able to fish up to 37 kilometers out to the scene, but no honeymoon from the hearts of the story. this is how this experience is waiting for the 3 of your patients fall at the tax illegal supplements and then grab with detailed coverage. the 1st situation in the global group is worsening. at least half of the population is already starving. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching l, just the time to recap, i'll headlines and it's really striking off. i ha

one ukrainian commander saying they just didn't have enough manpower and shells near surgeon rocco raimondo previously served as a doctor for the us army, telling abc's martha raddatz of the latest casualties. >> this is a patient who had a severe penetrating brain trauma, basically a artillery blast. >> armando says the worsening situation faced by ukrainians is directly linked to the billions of dollars in u.s. aid held up in the republican controlled house. the less firepower you have, the more casualties you have. >> the more lives are lost. it's directly related. >> despite facing international criticism over his lack of swift action on ukraine aid, house speaker mike johnson has not signaled when he might pass new assistance. he has said no foreign aid will pass before more border security is secured. president biden saying house republicans are making a big mistake the way they're walking away from nato, the way they're walking away from meeting our obligations is stocking up for a while. >> i've never seen them like this. >> this, says biden, condemns putin over the sudden death of

tonight at rocco's sports and recreation then what?idn't, hinge wants to help you on your dating journey not all of y'all they're giving all of our daters year a one-year subscription to hinge x, which i feel a little weird of saying after y'all just found love. >> maybe you can give it away and get a nice match. >> special shout-out to farm girl flowers aren't those beautiful i love farm girl flowers we're back after your local news and weather. go get em, you guys! >> go on >>> good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. police are trying to get to the bottom of what's become a viral moment after san francisco's weekend lunar celebrations. crowds set things on fire after breaking windows and throwing fireworks inside. it happened on friday night in waymo town. no one was in the car. no one was injured. >>> for the fateful, one word sums up super bowl lviii. heartbreaker. the niners you wa cnt to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought