and eric schmidt reported what they deliver today. some 14 wide bodied aircraft transported a bristling array of javelin anti tank missiles, rocker launchers, guns and ammunition to an airfield near ukraine's border on friday. the top u.s. military adviser to president biden, general mark milley, inspected the weapons transfer operation in an unannounced trip, meeting with troops, and personnel from 22 countries who were working around the clock to unload the ornaments for transport by land to the ukrainian forces. senior pentagon officials told the times quote, all of us have been tremendously impressed by how effectively the ukrainian armed forces have been using the equipment that we've provided them. kremlin watchers have also been surprised by this, and how they have slowed the russian advance and performed extremely well on the battlefield. the u.s. military is also helping to manage the delivery of weapons from other countries. the times reports, the weapons also include rocket launchers from the dutch. javelins from the estoni

meyer is planning the next exhibition to include works by victoria sorta chikavsky schmidt. maya herself spent a few years in ukraine right after the war broke out. she and her business partner started a foundation to support ukrainian artists and bring artworks out of the country. and run against unfunded, we wanted to start working right away to healthy artists, is that they could go on expressing themselves and working if they can visit us. there are some artists who say they're no longer able to right now. if they simply don't have the energy or the strength tom, victoria sorta chikavsky is also doing what she can to help with her art to. she's planning her next photo project for ukraine. i would like to photographs how the country will come out from this crisis. how it will be rebuilt again, and i would like to focus on the younger generation. my hope is to capture i, this periods of the ukrainian people who are very strong in my mind and before capable of bringing this country back to life. she's already got a title for her project ukraine. the afterlife with oh, here's the term th

eric schmidt, let's go straight to that question of, what is the way out? heard from the chinese ambassador to the united nations today sounded promising. him saying that the sovereignty and integrity of all states shall be respected. he saying that he was going for a maximum restraint. who are the possible players here who could affect an outcome? >> we've seen so far in the negotiating front, we have the presidents of friends and turkey who tried to play as -- with ukraine and russia. but where putin spoke with all these world leaders multiple times, and also the chancellor of germany recently. he basically rejected any effort. in fact, mr. putin tridents that seem to be doubling down on his military campaign. a campaign that was stalled in the early days, and really, according to senior pentagon officials, remains pretty much without any appreciable change. >> rick, what's serum deportation of what the chinese ambassador had to say tonight? >> well, i was happy that he obviously didn't take putin's position. there's been a lot of reporting. jake sullivan

now i want to get to this , stephen , this google billionaire eric schmidt, he's been influencing the white house that according to this report from t politico, more than a dozen officials and one hundred and forty person white house office have been associates of schmitt's, including some current and former schmidt employees and his charity schmidt futures indirectly pay the salaries of two of the science office employees, including for six weeks. so this is a science office in part it looks like bought and paid for by a googled billionaire stephen . we'ree all living on the death star now. ifon ever needed anyee more evidence. the big tech controls joe biden in the white house. big tech is literally financing white house employees.d when i worked in the white house, it was clear to me and all thinking people you cannot simultaneously be on the payroll of anybody, let alone big tech. you're talking about googlere here. the guy that actually ran google is paying for the salaries of white house technology employees. this to me is one of the biggest scandals in america right now. i if y

the gallery specializes in arch from ukraine. galleries. cornelius schmidt meyer is planning the next exhibition to include works by victoria sorta chin ski. schmidt, maya herself spent a few years in ukraine right after the war broke out. she and her business partner started a foundation to support ukrainian artists and bring artworks out of the country and went against unfound. we wanted to start working right away to healthy artists, is that they could go on expressing themselves and working if they can visit us. there are some artists who say they're no longer able to right now, if they simply don't have the energy or the strain of town in berlin's shown back district. the odessa mom a restaurant serves up ukrainian cuisine every day since the war began. the proprietors natalia alexander gl data, have been cooking, not only for their patrons, but for about 20 volunteers who are helping ukrainian refugees. and of course for the refugees themselves. and d, when they ukrainian refugees arrive, we served them for free. at least a ball of bosch are still younger. so we donate bowls of

. >> the schmidt family foundation mission is to support programs that are environmental and economically viable, and support local communities. which is why we are working closely with the two partners, pie ranch and google, to prototype a new financing model that enables smaller farms to sell their produce upfront and directly to large organizations and stabilize the cash flows. >> so the schmidt family foundation played a critical role by providing us financing. and that helps us take care of some of the immediate needs of getting started, like buying equipment. but beyond that, this allows us to develop a whole new supply chain option for farmers. we're excited we've got our first planting of wheat and barley and vegetable crops, like peas and fava beans and chard and kale. so were rolling. >> now the ranch, i look, it's like, ok, we got wheat growing out there. and it's like, ok, that's a first. i've never seen it. we're gonna eventually have animals and pastures. it's, like wow, but i'm excited about it. it's a change in the ght direction. >> were gna contie on as far as we can go.

my next guest is benjamin schmidt. he joins me tonight from washington dcs, a former you estate department adviser on european energy security. he's now with harvard university. benjamin. it's good to have you. i after admit, i lost count of how many times you and i have spoken over the years about the dangers of nord stream to you have been sounding the alarm since day one. how do you feel now? well, i'll tell you a brand. thanks for bringing that up, but it's not time for looking back on the history of this. unfortunately, we can do that in the future. we have to save ukraine right now. and the bottom line is, yes, we have been warning about the energy security risk, but also the national security risk of north spring to for years. and part of that is the physical dependency on the ukrainian gas for mission network in and around the line of conduct to contact and don boss. and i've talked to you and your viewers on deutsch avella, a number of times about that. and in the, the point that i was making is that it would

steve schmidt, joins us next. steve we discover exciting new technologies.e want to lead our lives. so what's yours going to be? since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raise

ag eric schmidt, what reason could gardnetwork have for not prosecute thanksgiving guy? to prosecute crime. it is her office, she's had record turnover, career prosecutors have fled because of her disastrous leadership. it is a city where the mayor trying to defund the police. my office offered $5 million to the city to use just for more police officers. look, keep the $5 million, hire more police officers, they refused. they are 200 police officers short. this case is front and center to see why that is the case. >> todd: she is only prosecuting 24% of felonies brought to her by the police department. the police department is doing their job, how dangerous is st. louis because of that? >> she has been a complete disaster, soros is getting what he paid for. the conviction rate is terrible. her office is so bad, they had people weren't showing up to hearings, they let someone charged with murder go because they kept missing court dates. 200 short, moral is when you risk your life and take it to the attorney's office and they refuse, it is just terrible situation for the p

works, we'll end up being a big company. >> early backers including american family insurance, the schmidttion, goldman sachs urban investment, and salesforce then this january, it got a big debt infusion from microsoft total funding both debt and equity, about $100 million and block power just got a $5 million grant from the bezos earth fund to digitally map about 125 million buildings across america so that each one of those buildings will have a free plan for how to become environmentally sustainable. >> you have basement photos, diana? >> we got basement, we have roof we are everywhere in this buildings. >> can we see a little sort of -- there we are we see in there, sort of looking at these clean systems but what are we looking at here? >> well, what you're seeing is they're going from carbon emitting energy to electricity so they're taking out the boilers, taking out gas which is a huge carbon offend, and they're making more space to put in other green technologies, your hot water heaters, everything that will electrify these buildings, taking out the appliances and reducing the carb

sally schmidt died last weekend at the age of 90. her husband founded the french laundry restaurant in 1978 and spent four years renovating that rustic building, which once operated as an actual laundry. commit later sold the on field restaurant to thomas keller. schmidt helped launch the region's farm to table movement . she spent the latter years of her life teaching cooking at her apple farm in mendocino county. and writing a cookbook, which is also her memoir. it's titled six california kitchens, and it is scheduled to be released next month. the california state university system has reportedly paid more than and benefits to a small group of former csu executives. the l a times reports. the money is part of a program to help them make the transition to other jobs. the report says. the latest to benefit from the perk is former csu chancellor joseph castro. he resigned last month following accusations he mishandled sexual abuse allegations when he was president of fresno state. and hundreds of teachers from one sonoma county, one

professor matthew schmidt in new haven, connecticut, thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it. >>> rescue and recovery operations are said to be ongoing in mykolaiv in southern ukraine after a russian strike on a regional administration building on tuesday. the death toll has now climbed to 15. cnn's ben wedeman gives us a firsthand look at the devastation. >> reporter: somewhere in this jumble of concrete, bricks, and twisted metal are more bodies. trapped in the ruins of the office of mykolaiv's regional governor. tuesday morning, a russian missile struck the building, killing more than a dozen people, wounding many more. >> they bombard our city and civilians are dying here. >> reporter: mykolaiv mayor doesn't normally come to city hall like this. but he saw war coming long ago, and prepared himself. >> i think from 2014, i thought that the war will be like this. so, everything you see on me is vest, boots, anything, i bought it couple years ago. so, i started to learn how to shoot. i was in a special school for that. >> reporter: on the outskirts of hi

. >> well, i spoke last hour with national security professor matthew schmidt from the university of new haven in connecticut. i asked him why russia would promise to scale back its military operations one day only to increase attacks the next. >> i think we need to understand that war is about using military force and the threat of military force to change political outcomes. and i think that's what you see happening here with vladimir putin and russian forces, is they continue to use terror. they continue to increase the brutality of the war against the ukrainian population, the civilian population, in order to shift, you know, what they hope the negotiate standard would be of zelenskyy as they go forward. that is to say, to take more of what they want, to get crimea in negotiations, to get the whole of the donbas instead of just the currently occupied terri territories, you know, the nato question and so forth. but they are using brutality in order to drive the political situation. >> what about these reports of, in some cases, russian troops refusing to obey orders? in one case,

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. >> now, with us now from connecticut is matthew schmidt, professor of national security and political science at the university of new haven. so, um, matthew, obviously, lloyd austin, other americans -- we know that joe biden spoke with xi jinping yesterday -- do not want china to jump in to help russia. now, one would think that economically, china would want only one thing, which is for this whole thing to end so that it can focus on its post-covid economic recovery. do you think that despite that, china will weigh in on the side of russia in any kind of significant way? >> i think in the end, china is trying to play both sides. but ultimately, you have to get in -- in the mind of xi jinping, and he is looking out 10, 20 years thinking that china's moment on the world stage to try to become the second competitor to the united states for the rest of the century, that's what he is worried about protecting. and he understands that ultimately russia is a bad bet for that. now, he is not going to say no in any sort of hard way. going to try to play both sides but in the end, he is not go

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joining me now is one of the authors of that report, michael schmidt, prize winning journalist and newshington correspondent. think actual evidence we started there indicates, in the process of these prosecutions of a lot of, people it seems that the department of justice has come a con this finding, that it has organically emerged as they have been sifting through this evidence that a lot of people heard something very specific in that tweet. >> it paints a picture of donald trump as truly the leader of a movement. a movement of people that followed everywhere he said. sometimes we have to think about a pre-trump world in this, and think there is a reason why leaders don't say things typically like that, because they have people that followed them. >> it will be wild is not a thing a president normally says. >> right. on a day that is consequential, in which it is clear that they are trying everything they can to overturn the election. and they responded you in very detailed ways. i think what made the story convincing to us is that it was not just one case, it wasn't just one trial,

schmidt was 90 years old when she passed away at her home in mendocino county. we'll talk about our weather forecast now as we take a live look outside across downtown san francisco. it's nice and clear out there so we can see city hall lit up in green there for saint patrick's day. that's coming up this week. and the radar has a little bit of green on it tonight as well. our meteorologists but brace for a drug tracking some drizzle rolling in tonight. yeah, that's right. the luck of the irish certainly on our side here in the bay area this evening. we're going to track some light scattered drizzle. but we are seeing, though, some showers over ukiah eventually going to make its way as it shifts to the south and east in the bay area with the second round of rain that's actually going to bring us some much needed. measurable rain arriving monday through tuesday of this upcoming week. so let's track the storms hour by hour because tonight we're going to see shortly before midnight light scattered showers for those of you in the north bay. and it's going to make its

eric schmidt, a senior writer covering terrorism, and national security, for the new york times. thank you for your time tonight, eric. vladimir putin was dealt another blow today, when is uzbekistan, a close ally to russia, broke away, called for an immediate end to the war in ukraine. now, uzbekistan is the second age or country, following kazakhstan, splitting earlier. a member from the ukrainian parliament, about her view of how things are going. stay with us. inner voice (furniture maker): i'm constantly nodding... ...because i know everything about furniture ...but with the business side... ...i'm feeling a little lost. quickbooks can help. an easy way to get paid, pay your staff, and know where your business stands. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickbooks. real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when it comes to pain medicine, less is

schmidt was 90 years old when she passed away at home in mendocino county. turning now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside here in san francisco at the transamerica pyramid. it might get a little wet here. all of our other cameras we've been looking have gotten kind of fogged in over the last hour or so. and our meteorologist rodriguez joining us now to look at wear it might get a little bit of rain tonight across the bay area. yeah, that's right. justine. we are on drizzle watch tonight. so we are tracking an increase in that storm. cloud cover keeping temperatures relatively mild. >> and it could make for a slick commute overnight even through sunday morning because we are going to see traces amount of drizzle right now. the bulk of the wet weather over ukiah. but we are going to notice that storm track shift to the south and east into the bay area shortly before midnight. for those of you in the north bay. after midnight for everyone else with the second shot of rain arriving monday into tuesday, bringing us widespread measurable rain by

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first white guy we've ever seen was in 1855 or '56, and that was von schmidt. he was doing townships and the border of california and nevada. after a while, he realized--every time he crossed one of those ditches, he said, "these are manmade." on his journal, he stard writing indian ditches. then in 1859, captain davidson came through because he was looking for horse thieves, and he started writing in his journals about indian ditches, and by the time we get up by round valley and bishop, he compared them to modern engineering because, he just said, they're massive. they're all over. we even have one ditch for about a half-mile. bacock: it wasn't until 1859 that we started seeing people actually stay and sit within the owens valley and settle here, and with that, it really did change the dynamic for our people. land was no longer able to be accessed in ways that were done in the past, and water was all of a sudden being used by someone else, and they were saying it was theirs to use and couldn't be used for other purposes. l.a. had dreams of being bigger, and t

. >>> bay area restaurateur and french laundry founder sally schmidt has died. she passed away on saturday at her home. just weeks before the scheduled publication of her memoir and cookbook "six california kitchens." she and her husband opened the now famous wrench laundry back in 1978. and sold it nearly 30 years later to retire. she was 90 years old. >>> and, still ahead tonight. >> a wild scene at a california harbor. what led to the crash that sent one woman to the hospital. >>> bad news for b.a.r.t commuters, the new estimate on when full- service will be restored after equipment failure earlier this week. >>> you could see a huge jump in your electric bill if pg&e gets its way. how much you could be paying. >>> get out! >> just can not look away from that one. that was the end of a short but destructive get away attempt at the newport beach harbor. the man depriving the boat was wanted for vandalism and stole it this morning to outrun the police. he did not get far. he did not hurt the woman in the sailboat he ran over. the police arrested him after he fi

eric schmidt, a senior writer covering terrorism, and national security, for the new york times. thank you for your time tonight, eric. vladimir putin was dealt another blow today, when is pakistan, a close ally to russia, broke away, called for an immediate end to the war in ukraine. now, uzbekistan is the second age or country, following kazakhstan, splitting earlier. a member from the ukrainian parliament, about her view of how things are going. stay with us. oing stay with us and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tong

the, the one that's probably not worth quite a billion but way more hello i cannot think about al schmidt, and all these folks was on a phone call with the president of the united states was able to sa site i just can't like an inverd for you and supported you but you know i don't like and i'm not willing believe in the principles of democracy. and that matters because if the people like brad, if they see them and othershe do not stand p at the moment, and the pressure, everything that generations have built in this country falls apart, everything because the other side decided to do and then we decide to do it even worse than the other side and this is what is happening we don't haveni that construct. i also think about people like michael wood, ran for congress in texas and you might know him obviously he was appear. i remember when all this was going down and he made his announcement and he basically stood in front of a crowd of people was talking to a reporter and said, i refused to lie and i'm a conservative and i refuse to lie and actually made a comment that is always check out fer

exhibited work at berlin's art, east gallery, which specializes in art from ukraine, galleries, cornelius schmidt, myra and her business partner, have started a foundation to support ukrainian artists among atlanta and frank. so we wanted to start working right away to help the artists, so they could go on expressing themselves and working like if they can, there are some artists to say they're no longer able to right now, either that they simply don't have the energy or the strength come this berlin restaurant odessa. mama serves ukrainian cuisine owners, natalia and alexander goldie. rather have been donating food to ukrainian refugees and to volunteers. victoria ser chikavsky also wants to help with her art. i would like to photograph how the country will come out from this crisis. how it will be rebuilt again. hopes for peace, that for now looks like a distant dream. you're watching d. w knows these are the top stories we're following. this our ukranian prize about lot of mir zalinski as calling for face to face talks with russia as vladimir putin to end the invasion of his country. lensky sa

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i think about schmidt. all these folks, brad raffensperger that was on phone call with the president of the united states income was able to stand strong and safe, mr. president, i just can't lie, right? i voted for you, supported you but i don't lie. i believe in the principles of democracy. like that matters because it people like brad, stephen and others don't stand up at that moment, in that pressure, everything that generations of bill built in this country falls apart. everything. because any others decide decides to do it and then we decide to do it even worse and then the other side, and this is what ends up happening when you don't have that basic construct. i also think of people like michael wood, ran for congress in texas picked you guys don't him obviously and he was up here. i remember when all this was going down he made his announcement and he basically, i don't know, stood in front of a crowd of people was talking to a reporter and said, i refuse to live. i'm a conservative. i refused to li