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s. military rate. thank you, william or catch up later to the pandemic, the united kingdom and then mark are among the 1st european countries to lift most of their corona virus. restrictions, despite relatively high case numbers, there governments have decided the virus now poses less of a risk to citizens and public health care systems. but while many are hoping this could be a step towards life beyond the pandemic, some businesses are choosing to keep taking precautions and experts are warning the virus is still unpredictable. packed pub in london as people meet for a drink after work, just like they did before the pandemic. a cherished tradition revived. even as the corona virus is still wafting through the air, being ease into that now and it's, and it's working. i think it's, i think it's okay and i think it's happy, it's lovely. coming out with wow, i've had my coffee that i haven't really and i'm calling my place. i've been almost all restrictions in the u. k. have been lifted. the vaccination rate is high, especi

s. m. b c's, brian williams called the footage of the stroke. beautiful. he then quoted lena cohen, i am guided by the beauty of our weapons. cnn's for reeds. acore was simeon. susie austic about trumps. to tuck on syria. i think donald trump became president of the united states last night. he talked to our international norms in social rules about america's role in enforcing justice in the world. who can forget the invasion of iraq in 2003, based on lies about weapons of mass destruction. on the left is the economist of to push invaded iraq on the right is the economist of, to putin and voted ukraine, spot the difference. this is all about one evil dictator who possesses a brutal weapons with which he will threaten a and, and hurt a lot of people, including a lot of americans will us. we take them away from him. all of us, including the iraqi people, are gonna be very fortunate. did i think was the smartest thing george bush did? how about when barack obama rallied the world to destroy? what was then the most prosperous country on the african continent w

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by tonight, and we're going to beach, california, william legend s fox news. the worries about winter wildfires are here in the bay area as well, especially with those fires in southern california. january and february are traditionally wet weather months, but we have not seen any rain in weeks. ktvu tom vacar is in the east bay. he joins us from near aranda with what wildfire experts are saying tom person who wants to take a look at something over here. this is called scrub brush scrub brush now by itself it if it were to ignite. it's just a burning bush . but you get enough of those together and you can have a wildfire very, very easily. and there's this stuff everywhere. right now. we're in a tug of war of mother nature between will prolonged dry spells, which increased fire, danger and rain, which decreases. the weather is nice, warm, but there's no rain in sight for the bay area, with hills still mostly green, but with tinges now of yellow and gold, indicating dryness. the longer we're without rain, the more chance of early wildfires, but i don't think we

william binnie, the original n s. a whistleblower who spent 30 years at the agency says, different government organizations have access to information store by the genocide . the problem is they're only talking about an essay analyst use of that data. they're not talking about the f, b i c a d o j state department, or anybody else's use of that data, including the i r s who also have access to all the collection that stored by in a say. and that's really where the violations come in. in terms of looking at u. s . u. s. communications, not just small parts, but all of it, almost all of it, bone e mail networks, skype and you know, chatter texting all of it. it's all stored. and so anybody can come in at b, i can come in and look at it and do wary. and honestly don't even talk about that. i would point out also this too hot principle that they talk about, that is i communicate with you and you come to somebody else in there. if, if i'm involved a night, they can look out to hops where if you're involved, they can look t

faxes william lash and s has more now from los angeles.ease is a painful enough in deadly blood disorder that affects millions around the world. here in the u. s one out of every 365 african americans are born with it, but a new high tech solution to help comfort those kids could be a game changer. there wasn't a lot being done in the in the more the social emotional space, and so we feel like this stuck is the real difference. maker aflac is best known as the insurance company with the big, fluffy duck, but it also sponsors america's largest sickle cell program, and now it's developed a tech toy. specifically designed to help kids live with the symptoms. it's called my special aflac duck and interactive friend that reminds children with sickle cell to hydrate constantly. it also has an ivy ports from medications it customizable blanket and a set of emotion buttons that help kids tell doctors and nurses how they're feeling so far. reaction overwhelmingly positive was some families, saying the focus on sickle cell treatment is long overdue.

rich: william la jeunesse, thank s very much. arthel., rich, well, with tensions still high along the russia-ukraine border, fox news is learning russia now has in place about 70% of the forces it would need to launch a full scale invasion. that's about 130,000 troops. experts are monitoring russian military movement and say 83 battalions are now massed on the border, and that's up from 60 just two weeks ago and 14 more are in transit. let's bring in fox news contributor dan hoffman, former cia station chief who served in moscow. first of all, dan, what do those stats and numbers say to you? >> well, it says to me that vladimir putin is still deadly serious on having the capability to invade ukraine. now h that's a full-throttled invasion that would result in russia taking kyiv, the capital, or perhaps it might be further attacks in the danbas region, he's got a menu of options from which to choose right now, and that's the way he wants it. arthel: so you're saying president putin appears to be ready, question, is diplomacy dead? how nim

he�*s never won, and he�*s playing the father of venus and serena williams for king richard.e road movie. all credit to the oscar voters for getting through that. it could be this year�*s parasite and upset the apple cart. but is it the year of power of the dog? i think it�*s netflix�*s power of the dog, and this could be the year that netflix finally wins the best picture category. we�*ll find out next month. katie razzell, bbc news. the brit awards have been held at the o2 arena in london tonight — specific categories for male and female artists were scrapped for the first time in favour of gender neutral awards. adele was the big winner of the night with awards also going to ed sheeran, the indie singer—songwriter sam fender, and rapper little sims. our music correspondent mark savage was watching. the british album of the year goes to adele! it was almost inevitable. adele swept the board at the brits. i am very proud — swept the board at the brits. i am very proud of— swept the board at the brits. i am very proud of myself for— swept the board at the brits. i —n very pro

nobody mc, ogden williams, the 3rd grade. in response, u. s. president joe biden accused the russian leda of setting up a russia now to take mo territory by force. this is the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine as he indicated and asked permission to be able to do from his duma. so let began to so i'm going to began to impose sanctions and response. far beyond the steps we and our allies and partners implemented in 2014 a us satellite company has released new images that claim to show military vehicles messing in southern belarus, even as western nations coordinate a unified response. many fear a full scale attack on ukraine is still part of russia's plans. o russian affairs analysts, constantine agates joins us from lithuania. vladimir putin has recognized all of don't yet scanned the once as independent, but ukrainian troops hold 2 thirds of that territory. what does that make? went through and explained means yes. and then he said that she expect skia to settle the old standing issues with the government school. both of these newly

we have william taylor, he is vice president, russia and europe at the u. s. institute of peace and a former us ambassador to ukraine. from odessa, hannah shall asked director of security programs at the think tank ukrainian prism and in moscow by skype is pablo falcon, how're he's an independent defense and military analyst, a very warm welcome tea wall and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story, william let me start with you from your perspective. at this stage is war inevitable? war is not inevitable. mister putin has a decision he can invade, in which case there will be a war, a major war in europe 1st time since we're war 2. or he can decide to negotiate. uh, that option has been on the table. he's expressed some interest in this, at least in some aspects of negotiation. so he has a choice of a war of not enough. probably the last we've heard from russian, president putin was in a news conference a short time ago where he said that we are ready to follow negotiation track with nato on security guarantees. what exactly does that mean? our bo,

on morning, it's on two we spoke with steven pifer of former u s ambassador to ukraine during the clinton administration. now william perry fellow at stanford by for says the biden administration has done an effective job creating a united front with european allies in the response to that russia ukraine crisis. the united states has deployed additional forces to poland, in part to make clear to the russians that any russian incursion into nato territory would be met with a response. now what the united states and nato countries are doing is providing ukraine with weapons and defensive assistance to enable the ukrainians to better able to able enable the ukrainians to better defend themselves. byford says. in recent years, there's been mounting support by the ukrainian people for their country to join nato, he says. that's because many ukrainians see nato as their only protection. against neighboring russia. meanwhile wall street today financial markets ended the day down due to anxiety over the possibility that russia could invade ukraine. the dow fell, 622 points the nasdaq not far behind at 407. s and p finished

s >>> and now to an exclusive. telling pete williamsa is china's number one target of spying and that the issue is so widespread, that on average the fbi opens two investigations every day into it. >> we are investigating opening a new china-related counterintelligence investigation, typically einvolves theft of entelectual property or secrets about every 12 hours. we probably have over 2,000 of those investigations. >> that is just stunning, stunning news, pete. pete williams joins us with the exclusive interview. tell us more. >> christopher wray has become the most outspoken critic of chinese spying. says when he took the job in 2017, returning to the government after his time at the justice department, that the sheer scale of china's spying shocked him. and he expanded on this point last night, warning that china's espionage reached a new level. says it's more brazen and damaging than before. the chinese government repeatedly insisted it doesn't try to steel secrets. but they've accused a series of chinese spies. covid vaccines, com

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a s office has charged 31 year old michael williams of hayward with vehicular manslaughter and drunk driving. in court records, police said. williams refused field sobriety tests, but investigators say they determined he had been at a bar at the night of the crash, where he'd been served for beers and four shots of whiskey over three hours day. williams has been out on bail since december. san jose police today announced a new program that's hoping to fend off catalytic converter thieves . certain car dealerships are now etching identifying information on those devices, and the idea here is to make it easier to return them to their owners if they are stolen. ktvu crime reporter henry lee joining us now, with more details on this program, henry alex. when police recover a whole bunch of stolen catalytic converters far from the crime scenes, it's all but impossible to figure out which cars they came from. but that won't be the case. now if they're branded, so to speak. at stevens creek, toyota in san jose. a mechanic showed us how this priuses catalytic converter is a sitting duck for

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william blake. so professor of economics and former u. s. federal regulator, he's joining us live from minneapolis via zoom. good to have you. we're the so thank you very much indeed. and what's driving this change? overwhelmingly, it's supply chain problems and as you pointed out, energy opec decided to exercise some of that power and increase the price of oil. but in the us context, it's particularly supply chain disruption. how do you take the heat out of a situation like this? well, the, it isn't she, dear me, that metaphor usually is when you're talking about there's just way too much demand in the economy. and you are, you know, the supposedly chasing dollars type of stuff because that's not what we have here for an automobile. modern automobile has 30000 parts. roughly. tesla's mar, 3 has 10000 unique parts. if one of those parts is disrupted, you can't make the automobile, typically one of those unique carts. and that's what you're experiencing when you have that. then people bid up the price of the remaining manufacturers, and that'

lines, the national security powers act introduced by senators william murphy and sanders and companion legislation and house of representatives s would help restore theinterbranch but it is still lacking. i want to express my gratitude to those members of congress for their leadership and want to backmembers of the committee for holding this important hearing and look forward to answering your questions . >> thank you, we appreciate your testimony . i'm going to lead off with a question. we each take five minutes and do as many rounds as a comets. it seems to me that your testimony ended on a notes very important. real consideration of addressing this issue has to start with this side of the table in terms of our role as defined by the constitution in light of the new threats to national security and new tools of war. i can tell you that both for aumf 20 years ago never considered i would be considering the use of drones and innocent civilian casualties in the yemen that was not part of our calculation . so we have to take on the responsibility of accepting our constitutional mandate and implementing it in light of changed circ

william: there's no question we are returning to that tyranny. vladimir putin is a 1930'sn dictator who is doing exactly -- i would not compare him to stalin so much as i would compare him to hitler's. what we have going on as we speak is the equivalent of one adolf hitler was taking a chunk of czechoslovakia and everyone was trying to figure out what to do. first they tried to appease him, and it did not work, and we ended up with world war ii. vladimir putin is starting with ukraine, and make no mistake about it, this is not the end goal. he has got bigger things in his sight. he wants to dominate the european continent, and he will move further. lisa: are you surprised the u.s. has not joined the reporting from the "financial times" saying the eu is preparing to freeze the assets of putin and lavrov? william: i should say that i am surprised europe has taken such a step. i have been trying to get the europeans to do the bearman a mom of things, and the european union has always been on the back foot, and the u.s. has always been the country taking the lead on this. so i

williams has more. >> reporter: in his first public comments on this crisis in weeks, russian president vladimir putin accused the u.s. of trying to contain russia. s al vtim,haukine is already a russian aggression. we hiked to the front line in eight-year-long war against separatists that are supported by russia. the russian-backed separatists are about a mile in that direction according to the ukrainian soldiers. this is trench warfare, and despite a cease-fire agreement, there are daily violations. this man says he was shot yesterday while he was out fishing. according to ukraine, over 14,000 people have been killed. volodymyr told me he signed up to fight at 17 and has been living on the front line in these underground quarters for six months. >> if they want to invade our country one more time, we will defend our borders. >> reporter: president putin also said that russia's main security concerns including a demand that ukraine never be allowed to join nato had been ignored by the u.s. and suggested if ukraine did join nato it could lead to a war between the alliance and russia. hoy dol rely fird ian flores, is s tree ams foall racist hiring p

we hear from williams at 11:00 and brainerd a little bit later this afternoon. futures up 0.5% on the s nasdaq, up 0.7%. just a little bit of a bounce back on the nasdaq after a big loss yesterday. yields up to 1.97%. the biggest week of losses for wti of the year so far. from new york, with tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg. ♪ leigh-ann: keeping you up-to-date with the news from around the world, with the first word news, i'm leigh-ann gerrans. the u.s. has ramped up warnings of a possible russian attack on ukraine. president biden says a so-called false flag event may be underway to give moscow an excuse to attack. russian officials say no invasion is planned. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken will meet with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov in europe next week. the biden administration is warning that covid cash is drying up, telling congress that the u.s. does not have enough money on hand to deal with future variants, stockpile vaccines, or develop technologies. they are asking for $13 billion to prepare for new waves of the virus. googl

william houston junior is the ceo and founder of bay street capital holdings along the peninsula, an investment firm focusing on building portfolios that reduce volatility, sver the last 40 years is up, you know, 9 to 10% on average. so instead of attempting to catch. >> you know, wild wild. i, you know, market swings on the upper downside. better to say i'm gonna make 10% year. i'm going to take a a i diversified portfolio approach. students, william says banks, utilities and insurance companies all typically perform well when interest rates increase. >> and adds the crisis in ukraine likely won't have a long-term impact on bay area investors, ukraine as a country is not in a lot of indexes. so although unfortunate situation >> stock market performance standpoint, especially for u.s. investors that tend to have a lot of us space equities in their portfolio. is not something that's going lead to a large correction over the long term. as for crypto currencies, he says be cautious. 45% allocation to something like that would be ok, you know, you don't want to take a significantly larger say they're concerned russia could target the u.s. another neighbor, nat

s. m u k, have have together a crude invaded bond since world war 2. it's quite staggering. we, i literally con, name them all. the us was bombing, syria and brian williams was, you know, foaming, gets involved on live television. it's not isolated, they all do that on every network. i am old enough to remember when they were invading iraq and they were doing the same thing. you had a live stream from a tank on cnn. this is who these people are. they are spokes a person's, they are the mouthpiece for the weapons manufacturers, so it's their job to sell war. and i know this must be very frustrating for americans because when they see bombing on live television, they're used to seeing their own troops do it. so when they see russia doing it to defend itself, it's weird for them, they don't understand it, and it causes a lot of it's, there's a lot of emotions. and, you know, israel is bombing syria almost every single week. and i don't see anyone on cnn covering that as a matter of fact, a few hours before russell on the operational ukraine, israel bomb and syria, and there was no coverage at all. so they're okay with violations of international law and sov

s. u k. have have together crude invaded bond since world war 2. it's quite staggering. we, i literally con, name them all. the us was bombing siri and brian williams was, you know, foaming at the mouth on live television. it's not isolated, they all do that on every network. i am old enough to remember when they were invading iraq and they were doing the same thing. you had a live stream from a tank on cnn. this is who these people are. they are spokes a person's. they are the mouthpiece for the weapons manufacturers. so it's their job to sell war, and i know this must be very frustrating for americans because when they see bombing on live television, they're used to seeing their own troops do it. so when they see russia doing it to defend itself, it's weird for them. they don't understand it and it causes a lot of it's, there is a lot of emotions. and you know, israel is bombing syria almost every single week. and i don't see anyone in uncovering that as a matter of fact, a few hours before rush along the operational ukraine, israel bon, syria, and there was no coverage at all. so they're okay with violations of international law and sovereignty

william brangham looks into the details. >> brangham: judy, instead of using just case counts, the c.d.c.'s on local cases, hospital capacity, and rates of severe disease. based on those metrics, communities will be rated low, medium, or high risk. universal masking-- including in schools-- will be recommended only in high-risk counties. the c.d.c. emphasized that anyone with symptoms, or own covid exposures, should still wear a mask, and especially the immunocompromised and medically vulnerable. i'm joined now by epidemiologist jennifer nuzzo from the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. jennifer, great to have you back on the newshour. i want to ask you about the cdc guidance. the cdc is now saying that 70 percent of americans live in counties where the risk is so low that they don't need to wear a mask indoors. what do you make of that? >> well, i think what we are hearing from the cdc is not that they have loosened their recommendations but they have actually changed how they calculate who is at risk. they are using new data. and that's reflective i i think of a few importan

where it's not just you, william, i want to take a step back and look at another aspect of the diplomacy. president biden has been resolute for a while now in saying that the u. s. will not send troops to ukraine. that, that is not an option. ukraine is not a nato members. that means there's no treaty obligation to do that. but doesn't that, in some sense, take away a key point of leverage when it comes to the u. s. negotiating with russia about all this. so 1st of all of the united states has had troops in ukraine, has trainers managed in the western part of the grant, nearly for java reef training, ground united states had up to 200 at a time armed forces military people active duty military in ukraine. so, so that's, that's been there. they're not there now, but that's 1st of all, 2nd point on, on us forces is ukrainians. have not asked for nato troops or u. s. troops to fight beside that. that is lou training government has not asked for that. the, the 3rd thing is, present biting has been very clear. and i would even say aggressive about moving us forces from united states to nato, to eastern europe, to the, the, the border with ukraine to demonstrate comm

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s >> woodruff: scientists have recently discovered what they are calling a "silent outbreak" of coronavirus among white- tailed deer. william brangham is back now with this report about how one of the most ubiquitous species in north america got covid, and what that means for the future of the pandemic. and, a warning: viewers may find some of the images in this report distressing. >> brangham: they are an elegant sight, dancing through the trees. there are an estimated 25 million white-tailed deer in the u.s. and now, scientists have learned some have shockingly high rates of covid infections. >> the level of infectivity we found in these animals was truly stunning. >> "gobsmacked" is the word i used. >> brangham: that's the technical term? >> that's the technical term, was gobsmacked. it was quite, quite striking. so, these are the penn state deer facilities. >> brangham: oh, i see where it gets its name! all the deer! >> brangham: stunning. gobsmacked. striking. not the usual vocabulary for scientists. so, on a cold pennsylvania day, i went out with veterinary virologists suresh kucihpudi and vivek kapur to see some deer

william forest. when that point of cushman i hear they is taken off at the ringer. nothing even yesterday political just last for the war. it september 2002 special representative of the u. s. department of state specialist in russia. marie of on of ich raised the issue of ukraine's violation of sanctions against iraq in connection with the alleged sale of a batch of culture. great. our systems are representative of the president of ukraine, victor medford, juke thoroughly investigated all the charges and presented irrefutable evidence that the culture egos were not supplied to iraq. a little later after the occupation of iraq, by multinational forces, the united states did not find any traces of the culture. gus, the charge was as valid as colon fowls, test tubes of anthrax. the coachman did not feel any calmer because of this marie of on of it took over as charged affair of ukraine. soon, her name would be closely associated with color revolutions. in the meantime, it was necessary to decide who would be president after coachman yuke of it. oh, hello tish, so that, that of those to ship that orlando pish. watha kiss, completed elsewhere than it is for rachel usable ocean

hash again, williams says he's shooting for sometime later this month in the newsroom zach sauce, ktvu, fox two news. well at 3.2 magnitude earthquake shook parts of the east bay today. the u. s. geological survey says that quake struck at about 401 this afternoon, it was centered about a mile northeast of san leandro. at a depth of nearly three miles. no damage was initially reported. bart said that trains in that area were running at reduced speeds while workers inspected the tracks. the transit agency said that that caused delays of up to 10 to 15 minutes system wide. migrants who have been camped out at the us mexico border for more than a year need to find a new place to turn coming up. officers showed up in riot gear to clear out the space. also fifth graders in northern california put together a special project. to show signs of unity.till waiting on the rain. but until it gets here, we're going to be looking at some pretty warm daytime highs. i'll have those daytime highs. i'll have those when i returned after the break. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pi