well, media ears often said, shaun, war? well, media ears often said, shaun. the _ war?often said, shaun, the politicians _ war? well, media ears often said, shaun, the politicians will- war? well, media ears often said, shaun, the politicians will start i shaun, the politicians will start talking once their militaries tell them and indeed once the politicians decide there is nothing more to be gained on the ground. but even a month into this war, which becomes more devastating by the day, both militaries still have work to do on the ground. for example, we know that the minimum strategic goal for president putin in launching this invasion of ukraine, even though he doesn't call it that, is to secure that land corridor along the southern coast. big port cities like mariupol are standing in the way, and that is why it has been the focus of ferocious bombardment, encirclement and now fighting in the centre of the city or what is left in the centre of the city. but, yes, now we are hearing from both sides that they are ready to talk. from president zelensky, "time to meet,

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i'm shaun ley. russia intensifies its attacks across ukraine, on multiple fronts.ere are dead people lying around and no one to take - them. theyjust lie there, it shouldn't be like this, someone must intervene. in the capital, kyiv, the surrogate babies, separated from their parents by war. at a rally in moscow, vladimir putin praises what he calls "russia's heroic deeds" in ukraine. joe biden warns his chinese counterpart about the consequences of providing material support to russia.

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i'm shaun ley.d the capital kyiv as the russians begin to regroup around the city. an air strike on dnipro hits a nursery, an apartment block and a shoe factory. we have a report from the city this site is one of complete devastation. the smoke is still rising from the ruins of this building, hours after the missile struck. and on the frontline in the south of the country — ukrainian fighters hold their ground despite the relentless shelling

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i'm shaun ley. our top stories: street fighting in the besieged city of mariupol hampers efforts to rescue hundreds of people trapped inside the basement of a theatre. more than 80% of residential buildings there have been damaged or destroyed. ukraine's president zelensky tells russia to join "meaningful" peace talks or face catastrophic losses. translation: | want - everyone to hear me now, especially in moscow. it's time to meet. time to talk. it is time to restore territorial integrity and justice for ukraine. the ukrainian military announces a 38 hour curfew in the southern city of zaporizhzhia following a russian rocket attack. meanwhile, in ukraine's second city, kharkiv, rescue workers continue to search for survivors amoungst the rubble of a bombed theatre. translation: the second strike was above us. - it crashed. i fell down and covered my head. i was lucky the wall fell in a way that did not crush me. i'm james reynolds live near lviv, from a humanitarian aid distribution hub. the presid

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i'm shaun ley. the headlines... the number of refugees who've fled their homes since since the start of the war in ukraine reaches 10 million. in ukraine, the bombardment continues. russia bombs a school in mariupol where around 400 people were sheltering. president zelensky says moscow has committed war crimes in the city. the ukrainian president has also suspended 11 pro—russia political parties and ordered the broadcast of a single stream of television news. now it's time for the media show. hello, as governments around the world race to sanction associates of vladimir putin, the british media is turning its attention to the role russian oligarchs have played in public life. this week, an edition of panorama aired allegations about the source roman abramovich�*s wealth. at the weekend, the sunday times reported that newspaper owner evgeny lebedev was made a peer despite the concerns of the security services. and the gossip sites are all over the gilded lifestyles of the oligarch kids and their swanky homes around

if you can manage some mid-80s, which parts of the bay area could get close to, santa rosa toward shaun know county, fairfield, concord, south of morgan hill could be close to record highs. averages should be mid-60s in those locations. mid-80s tuesday. wednesday, possibly another day where we could see 80s in the forecast before some cooling. as we head toward the end of the week, the best chance for our next chance of rain is late saturday into sunday. so really, it's an eight-day forecast to talk about the next rain chance. notice some cooling as we go through the week. welcome relief. it's a little too much, too soon, in terms of temperatures. we've got you covered. 60s, 70s, 80s, got you covered. stay tuned, hopefully this time tomorrow night as we look at the full weekend forecast tomorrow night, we're hoping we'll get some more rain in here late next week. >> that would be so nice. >> we need it. >>> up next, an update on when james wiseman might be back on the court at chase center. >>> plus st. mary's playing for a spot in the sweet 16. sports is next. centuries ago, native cal

wow, you go back now guys like linda, shaun p. king. my, we really didn't want cold kibbler. no rooms were damaged. the windows of several cars in to door street were blown out, and some passes by were injured. most of the journalists were out in assignment, so there were no casualties amongst them that day. the caravel was not a safe haven in the sense that there was no protective environment around it, though or no security people were no bunkers in front of that. it was just open. it was an open hotel, just for civilian hotel. no place in saigon was said through the war escalated and by 965, there were around 200000 american soldiers in the region. when the 1st marines landed in south vietnam, they were accompanied by more news cruise. this 967 photograph of the a, b c. news crew in the kara valves rooftop restaurant has become an icon of vietnam's news coverage. caravel hotel was built with bulletproof glass. it also had a backup generator for those days. there were many blackouts of electricity's. it was also the only building in the city that had it conditioning. and th

i'm shaun ley.unterattack around the capital, kyiv — destroyed russian tanks are seen on the road north of the capital. and ukrainian troops have been able to achieve this against a much larger army, a more powerful army. in places now, they're notjust resisting. they are mounting a counterattack. but in the south of the country, there are fears of starvation in the beseiged city of mariupol as hundreds queue for food and water amid the devastation.

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i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 5pm... after more powerful explosions in the ukrainian capital kyiv, the city's mayor imposes a 35—hour curfew from this evening. nearly three million refugees have fled ukraine. we report from poland, where a shopping centre is being used to house families. the journalist who interrupted russia's main tv news bulletin last night to protest against the invasion has been fined $280 by a court in moscow. ukraine's president tells the uk and other nations the west needs to do more to help his country fight russia, otherwise, he warned, "they will come for you". russia, otherwise, he warned, the world is silent after two nuclear power plants were captured. we are just hearing words, that is not enough. in other news — british iranian national nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, detained in iran for five years, has been given back her british passport — raising hopes of her return to the uk. mask wearing on public transport and in shops will remain compulsory in scotland for a furt

on al jazeera ah, shaun or is exploring the arctic researching climate change and pledging to build a polar silk road leaking asia figure out what hole did tanya? that damian dollar may hold a shovel, tanya, my vision went to you, but chinese investment is causing controversy. they said the, you know, i want to gave the land chinese some, this is not good. i said, it's my right to do whatever i want. some are suspicious of the superpowers motives . there certainly lots of concern that us, those research stations are don't use for, for military and, and i, and other purposes, intelligence gathering purposes as the polar region hates up. one o in 8th investigates china's plans for the arctic. ah, ah, it all starts. he in shanghai fall from the off to the coastal mega city in east. in china. he's under threat is paula ice caps continue to mil. floods often hit the chinese economic capital as the climate crisis worse, thy jing says it has a juicy to invest in the arctic. a staff echoed by weight young jo, shine his former ambassador to sweden. the do you that you will be a walk she which

i'm shaun ley. gunfire. attacks on ukraine target more cities, and extend further into the country — as russians troops regroup around the capital kyiv. an airstrike on dnipro, damages apartment blocks — and hits a shoe factory. we have a special report from the city. this site is one of complete devastation. the smoke is still rising from the ruins of this building, hours after the missile struck. on the frontline in the south of the country — ukrainian fighters hold their ground despite the relentless shelling. the fear in civilian neighbourhoods like this one is that this is just the start, that because russian ground troops are being blocked from sweeping through the city, they will now do what they've done in so many other parts of ukraine and simply intensify their aerial bombardments. and — russian prosecutors call for a ban on facebook�*s parent company, meta, after the firm changes its rules to allow violent speech in response to the invasion. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the

and shaun bells pastor. busy came on tv and said. busy here it's just like iraq, we get no protection so that, that sense of kind of, well, we're now all on the same side was very, very short lived. and i think within african american life in particular, which is what i've spent most of my scholarly career studying. there's long been an awareness of this fact. you deal with the way we use rhetoric to mask the reality. you right, racism manifold extensions from small scale failures of interpersonal recognition to consequential aggregation and differentiation of group vulnerabilities and privileges. similarly, vaccine it can seem on the present yet located nowhere in particular. what do you mean by that? well, race is a very, very difficult concept. for us, and we know now because we spend a lot of time thinking about it and it's everywhere in the public discussion. and it can range from interpersonal flights to something i was asked as residential segregation or mass incarceration. so when we think about racism along that kind of cont

and just yesterday or last show it's announced and made very clear with the german chancellor, shaun said made very clear that he's not willing to take that step that were to dependent on russian energy. but the cost, the cost of letting this war continue and a financing russia's war on ukraine through our energy purchases is going to be much higher than the any cost of cutting off russian oil and gas imports. absolutely, the so much i can only support jessica if i'm a teacher, if i may. so hold jessica and say, let's think about what jessica said, you know, kind of game theory. i think the west shoot gamble with cut off oil and gas inputs from russia as, as long as we, you know, the west is, is having much more resources to hold out. well, russia is not, you know, so the rustic cannot afford t a, you know, it hasn't got that much time. and we have to have this in mind. maximilian, the time it is only on the, on the ukrainian in western side that you know, i partner agree, i want to add one thing if we remember what protein has been doing already in syria and where the russian air fo

i'm shaun ley. million. everything is ruined and i don't know will stay my house and safety. i don't know when i can come back to ukraine. in ukraine, the bombardment continues. russia bombs a school in mariupol where around 400 people were sheltering. president zelensky says moscow has committed war crimes in the city. translation: to do this to - a peaceful city that the occupiers did to it is a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. i'm lyse doucet in

i sat down with snowboarder shaun white the other day.out how he made it to the top, what's next, and why his mom wouldn't watch him at the last olympics it's the latest in my digital series, "the drink with kate snow" at nbcnews.com/thedrink or you can find it on the "nbc nightly news" podcast. that is nightly news for this sunday. lester holt will be back with you tomorrow i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, stay safe and have a great night .. >>> right now at 6:00, trains moving along again. the crash on the peninsula. what it means for your commute tomorrow. >>> intensified shows of support for ukraine continues. we'll take you to today's benefit concert in san francisco. >>> plus. >> as we crossed the checkpoint, they started shooting at us. >> an assault on american journalist. what we are learning about the film maker killed in an attack while reporting on the ukrainian refugee crisis. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm audrey cyst

i'm shaun ley, and this is the programme which brings together leading columnists from the uk with foreignm the dateline london. here in the studio are isabel hilton, founder of china dialogue and a columnist in british newspapers. jeff mcallister is a trained lawyer and former white house correspondent and head of time magazine's london bureau.

i'm shaun ley, and this is the programme which brings together leading columnists from the uk with foreignwho write, blog and broadcast to the folks back home from the dateline london. here in the studio are isabel hilton, founder of china dialogue and a columnist in british newspapers. jeff mcallister is a trained lawyer and former white house correspondent and head of time magazine's london bureau. vera krichevskaya is a documentary film—maker whose independent tv station in russia has been taken off the air. welcome to you all. to have you with this week. it's ukrainians who are bearing the agonies of war, and russians — if sanctions are effective — who will pay the price. yet each and every finance minister across the industrialised world is having to factor in the economic impact of war. the latest is the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak. a cut in the tax on fuel for vehicles and accelerating the move to a higher threshold before a tax on workers kicks in couldn't disguise the bigger picture — household incomes have fallen by the largest amount since the 1950s. rising inflatio

i'm shaun ley. say russia has bombed a school in mariupol where around 400 people were sheltering. president zelensky says moscow has committed war crimes in the city. translation: to do this to - a peaceful city that the occupiers did to it is a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. iamjames i am james reynolds at the main train station in lviv in western ukraine. we will bring you the very latest from inside this country. fleeing the war across the danube river between ukraine and romania — we follow those searching for a safer life. their thoughts as they reach safety themselves between one world at war and another world at peace are with those they've left behind in ukraine.

i'm shaun ley with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in ukraine's second biggest city, residential buildings are reduced to rubble and families are hiding underground. we have a special report from inside kharkiv. this is so far from normal, it's kind of hard to even describe. and these people have no idea what they're going to do next. ukraine's president criticises the west for ruling out a no—fly zone over his country while russian attacks continue. translation: they're i destroying everything that ensures a normal life, human life, and they want to continue it. knowing that new strikes and casualties are inevitable, nato deliberately decided not to close the sky over ukraine. europe's largest nuclear plant is shelled by russian forces overnight, but the fires are now under control. ukraine says moscow is resorting to "nuclear terror". and australia announces a state funeral for the cricket legend shane warren who has died at the age of 52. hello, and welcome. for thousands upon thousands of ukrainians, the days and nights since the

i'm shaun ley. russia intensifies its attacks across ukraine, on multiple fronts. this is the result of an airstrike near the city, of lviv. those reaching safety, escaping the besieged city of mariupol, have endured weeks, of russian shelling. translation: there are dead people lying around and no one to take - them. theyjust lie there, it shouldn't be like this, someone must intervene. in the capital, kyiv, the surrogate babies, separated from their parents by war. at a rally in moscow, vladimir putin praises what he calls "russia's heroic deeds" in ukraine. joe biden warns his chinese counterpart about the consequences of providing material support to russia. hello and welcome. russia is continuing it's assault on multiple fronts across ukraine, with one of the latest attacks, (ani) a missile strike on an army barracks in the southern city of miko—lyev. reports suggest at least 45 people have been killed. meanwhile, overnight, there was a russian air strike on an aircraft repair plant in relatively unscathed western ukraine, near the city of lviv. there were no

i'm shaun ley. russia signals a shift in its military strategy in the war here, narrowing its focus to the east of the country. ukrainian troops successfully counterattack around the capital, kyiv — destroyed russian tanks are seen on the road north of the capital. and ukrainian troops have been able to achieve this against a much larger army, a more powerful army. in places now, they're notjust resisting. they are mounting a counterattack. but in the south of the country, there are fears of starvation in the beseiged city of mariupol as hundreds queue for food and water amid the devastation. president biden visits poland to show support for ukraine's neighbour and announces a deal on gas to reduce european reliance on russian energy. reports from the us say the wife of a us supreme courtjudge repeatedly texted donald trump's chief of staff urging him to overturn the results of the 2020 election. the duke and duchess of cambridge on the last leg of a caribbean tour that's attracted crowds and some c

i'm shaun ley. our top stories: ukrainian authorities say russia has bombed a school in mariupol where around 400 people were sheltering. president zelensky says moscow has committed war crimes in the city. translation: to do this to - a peaceful city that the occupiers did to it is a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. iamjames i am james reynolds at the main train station in lviv in western ukraine. we will bring you the very latest from inside this country. fleeing the war across the danube river between ukraine and romania — we follow those searching for a safer life. their thoughts as they reach safety themselves between one world at war and another world at peace are with those they've left behind in ukraine. the duke and duchess of cambridge arrive in belize as part of their tour of the caribbean to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. hello, welcome to bbc news. good to have your company. the authorities in the beseiged city of mariupol have accused russia of bombing a school

i'm shaun ley. our top stories: the number of refugees who've fled their homes since the start of the war in ukraine reaches ten million. everything is ruined and i don't know will stay my house and safety. i don't know when i can come back to ukraine. in ukraine, the bombardment continues. russia bombs a school in mariupol where around 400 people were sheltering. president zelensky says moscow has committed war crimes in the city. translation: to do this to - a peaceful city that the occupiers did to it is a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. i'm lyse doucet in the capital, kyiv, were explosions and fighting continue on the outskirts of the capital. how ukraine's ballet dancers are being offered shelter and new opportunities in poland. hello and welcome to bbc news. the united nations says 10 million people have now fled their homes because of what it calls the devastating war in ukraine. it comes as the authorities in the beseiged city of mariupol have accused russia of bombing

i'm shaun ley. russia broadens its attack on ukraine — extending further into the country and hitting more cities. there's more intense fighting in the countryside around the capital kyiv as the russians begin to regroup around the city. an air strike on dnipro hits a nursery, an apartment block and a shoe factory. we have a report from the city this site is one of complete devastation. the smoke is still rising from the ruins of this building, hours after the missile struck. and on the frontline in the south of the country — ukrainian fighters hold their ground despite the relentless shelling the fear in civilian neighbourhoods like this_ the fear in civilian neighbourhoods like this one is that this isjust the start, _ like this one is that this isjust the start, that because russian ground — the start, that because russian ground troops are being blocked from sweeping _ ground troops are being blocked from sweeping through the city, they will now do— sweeping through the city, they will now do wh

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i'm shaun ley. the headlines...here around 400 people were sheltering. president zelensky says moscow has committed war crimes in the city. the ukrainian president has also suspended ii pro—russia political parties and ordered the broadcast of a single stream of television news. now it's time for the media show. hello, as governments around the world race to sanction

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denzel washington and others stepped in to counsel smith as shaun combs called for calm. >> okay, willld party. >> reporter: rock's words, a reference to the head-shaving character from 1997's "gi jane." over the years, though, pinkett smith has spoken publicly about her struggles with alopecia. an autoimmune disease that causes hair loss. it's unclear if rock knew this when he made the comment onstage. >> will smith! >> reporter: when smith won best actor later in the night, the world waited to hear what he would say. >> i want to apologize to the academy. i want to apologize to my -- all my fellow nominees. art imitates life. i look like the crazy father. looks like they said. >> reporter: obviously, missing from his apologies? chris rock. the actors date back to at least the mid-'90s. >> which one of you handsome men -- >> when rock appeared on the fresh prince of bel-air. but it was in 2016, when rock hosted the oscars that he took aim at the smiths for boycotting the show during the oscar so white campaign. joking that pinkett smith wasn't invited anyway. and poking fun at the siz

i'm shaun ley. gunfire.e is still rising from the ruins of this building, hours after the missile struck. on the frontline in the south of the country — ukrainian fighters hold their ground despite the relentless shelling. the fear in civilian neighbourhoods like this one is that this is just the start, that because russian ground troops are being blocked from sweeping through the city,

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i'm shaun ley with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.oing to do next. ukraine's president criticises the west for ruling out a no—fly zone over his country while russian attacks continue. translation: they're i destroying everything that ensures a normal life, human life, and they want to continue it. knowing that new strikes and casualties are inevitable, nato deliberately decided not to close the sky over ukraine. europe's largest nuclear plant is shelled by russian forces overnight, but the fires are now under control. ukraine says moscow is resorting to "nuclear terror".

i heard that shaun penn talk about his meetings over the last week with the president.o share what he said. >> i do not know if he knew he was born for this. but, it was clear. i was in the presence of something. i think it reflected so many ukrainians that was new, and new to the modern world, in terms of courage, and dignity. and love. it all comes out. the way he has unified that country. >> sean penn, only spending a few minutes, over the course of a couple of days with him. you have known this man for years, and years. does that matchup with your experience? >> good evening. it does. it is having to point out, and presidents zelenskyy waiting for the ukrainian people, first and foremost, to channel energy. so it's not only the president, but every ukrainian as like that. there is bravery, love, and compassion that we can see, that is just incredible. these are the stories of adoption, parents being killed in places like kharkiv. they're looking to help their loved ones, and their neighbors. president zelenskyy is just a poster child, in a sense, for what we are lik

a statement by superintendent shaun tara moore says, quote, at this time, the district plans to maintain the indoor masking policy that's been in place since august 2020. sure on to say we have scheduled further discussion of this issue for our march 10th school board meeting changes if any to our indoor masking policy will be communicated afterwards. that brings s s f usd in line with the san francisco unified school district who said earlier this week it would be keeping masks and place as well. speaking of the san francisco unified school district has approved a new collective bargaining agreement with the teachers union. the new agreement will last through june of next year. it calls for teachers and teachers aides to get to separate $2000 bonuses each year. the first of those bonuses will be given out in june and the other in november. the new deal also provides raises for substitute teachers as well. former san jose high school volleyball coach is facing felony charges today after police say he had an inappropriate relationship with a team player. police arrested jared washington f