peter salah rick had the only goal for slovakia and the slovakia team advances while the us is eliminated. so here's what the medal count looks like. norway is the overall leader with 26 medals, 12 of them gold. the russian committee has one more metal than the u. s. but the u. s has eight goals and seven silvers, germany, canada and austria round out the top six. it's an understatement to say it's been a tough sell, trying to get recruits to come to san jose state to play basketball spartans coach tim miles and his team still after their first conference win, leading most of the way tonight in nevada, the spartans trail by two here in the second half, but they move the body of mari more hits the three sanousi stick back up by a point with 6.5 to play. more knocked down 43 pointers. he had 22 for the night for the spartans couldn't hold off the wolfpack down the stretch. here is the final nail grant sure field with the lob to the big seven footer. will baker baker had 23 to lead nevada wolfpack pulls away 81 72, the spartans winless in 13 mountain west games, they're seven and 18 overall.

what a failure they call you minister of slovakia. it would have said that all slavic should show a lot of compassion and understanding towards refugees. he says his country is ready to receive as many refugees as it takes at this border crossing. there are a lot of people with small children, parents trying to play with them, entertain them, and people with children are given priority. others have to wait several hours. they all hope this is just temporary, but the vacuum interior minister says the situation is stable for now. but it's late and cold people freeze and while they white not far from here, the already started building refugee centers. the you was ready for this after news stories warning, it could happen. vakio send about 1500 soldiers to build these roofing g shelters. we've seen lots of cars and buses. people arriving here told me they were looking at cell phones, following the situation, deciding to leave. poland will also be under pressure. the polish prime minister says his country's ready to accept a 1000000 ukrain

many have crossed into poland with thousands more arriving in hungary, romania, slovakia, and moldova, the you and hcr is preparing for up to 4000000 refugees. if the conflict drags on, most of the new arrivals are women and children as ukrainian men up to 60 years old, have been told to return and join the fight, volunteers and ins yos are doing what they can to help. as in ba's ravi, reports from a train station in eastern poland. beyond the reaches of the russian army, refugees from ukraine arrive in the safety of poland. forced to take only what is most important, only what they can carry. here friendly faces, open arms, and as much comfort as can be had sheltering in a train station. vladimir sherman ski was working in the netherlands when the war broke out. he is waiting for his 5 sons to arrive from across the border to take them to safety. he'll then return to ukraine where he says he will join his wife a soldier in the national army. ukrainians are prepared to die. he says before ever surrendering their country to russian president vladimir putin, i can say when you create a

we'll be in neighbouring slovakia, where 10,000 are arriving every day.e don't hate russians, we hate war. we don't want war. it's all what we need. international sanctions bite, as the russian rouble crashes by a0%, and interest rates more than double to 20%. and a special report on the raf typhoons involved in nato operations, close to the russian border. and stay with us on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one, live from kyiv, where there have been further explosions overnight, as russia's invasion of ukraine enters it's fifth day. the close to three million people here in the capital have been emerging from their homes, after a weekend—long curfew. meanwhile, negotiators from both sides in the conflict, are holding talks near ukraine's border with belarus, but expectations of a ceasefire aren't high. ahead of the meeting, ukraine's president zelensky urged russian troops to lay down their weapons, and called for his country's imme

slovakia knocked the men out during a dramatic shootout. the goalie stopped seven-straight shops before slovakia made the gone lone gol of the shootout. men's hockey team hasn't won a medal in the olympics. >> hard hch fought game. sometimes, it comes down to the should shootout and anything can happen. >> hard to put into words. just gut wrenching. >> the men's hockey team hasn't won a medal in the olympics since winning a silver in vancouver back in 2010. >> surely heartbreaking but for every lull, there is height to match. >> you know who bridges us high? >> garvin thomas. garvin, clerk the call bl der here. we only have a few more days remaining. >> going to miss it, aren't you? >> raj and audrey, you are right. for every loss, there is a plch wing. nor the team hok just taems thrilling shoot out loss, well, that had us feeling bummed, so what were they feeling in slovakia? just take look. this was an aefrl-morning youth hockey practice. -let kids see the winning save, and they just go wild leak thid won it themselves. gloves, helmets,

slovakia scored ending teen usa chances of advancing to the semifinals. coming up in prime time, though, our women's hockey team will take on canada in the gold-medal game, promising to be an exciting one up in the slopes. alex hall and get her finish top 2 in their freeski slopestyle event marking the best finish for team usa since the 2014 games in sochi and usa. curling took a couple tough losses. the women defeated by japan with a chance to still make the playoffs. the men's curling team is in a similar position losing to italy. they'll need to beat denmark to advance to the semifinals. their fate now dependent on how 9 other teams compete. this is the exact position they were in pyeongchang when they came out on top winning gold. we are so excited to keep following all of the action with just a couple of days left and the 2022 winter olympic games in beijing washington. >> legally and ethically, it's wrong. at least that's what us put this to turn saying about the temperatures go. police departments alleged practice of using dna samples from a rape c

lined up at gasoline stations trying to fill up on gas trying to leave 2 neighboring countries. slovakia, poland towards the west. but you also here at this point you're trying to leave keith. it's in fact, almost impossible to go to both the west so much tracking traffic has built up. again, the also people who are just staying poor and dod trying to inform themselves, actually worse than you are shelter when those sirens are going to a go off again lightly as they did this morning. siren warning, or in fact telling people this is the time that you should look for you closest shelter. and these are similar reports that were getting funny from our other correspondence in the country. also from family and friends. personal messages i been getting from said a different parts of the country, central part of the country, and in the pool, for example, waking up to these explosions. could you tell us, the ukranian president announced he was introducing martial law. what does that entail? martial law is usually introduced in times of crisis that could be could be a natural disaster situation of

call you minister of slovakia. it would have said that all slavic should show a lot of compassion and understanding towards refugees. he says his country is ready to receive as many refugees as it takes at the border crossing. there are a lot of people with small children, parents trying to play with them, entertain them, and people with children are given priority. others have to wait several hours. they all hope this is just temporary, but the vacuum interior minister says the situation is stable for now, but it's late and cold. people are freezing while they wait. not far from here, the already started building refugee centers. the you was ready for this afternoon stories warning that could happen. vakio send about 1500 soldiers to build these refugee shelters. we've seen lots of cars and buses. people arriving here told me they were looking at cell phones following the situation, deciding to leave. poland will also be under pressure. the polish prime minister says his country's ready to accept a 1000000 ukraini

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or do you expect everyone to go to poland, romania or slovakia? sasha: some people would like to go to belarus because people speak the same language, those who know russian. the russian federation -- about 800,000 ukrainians. it is possible, but of course belarus is not so attractive as poland or slovakia. to some extent, the polish language is relatively close to ukrainian. people can learn it quite easily. people will stay at home. melinda: let's hope and pray that is the case. thank you for spending your afternoon with us. i was delighted to have michael bociurkiw, aleksandr galkin, dr. hryhoriy nemyria and maria tomak as my guests today. please keep your eye on our future programming. god bless ukraine and god bless america. goodbye. >> coming up, national security advisor will join press secretary jen psaki on the biden administration policy agenda. coverage at 2:00 on c-span, online at c-span.org or on our video app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more,. ♪ >> they support c-s

or do you expect everyone to go to poland, romania or slovakia? sasha: some people would like to go to belarus because people speak the same language, those who know russian. the russian federation -- about 800,000 ukrainians. it is possible, but of course belarus is not so attractive as poland or slovakia. to some extent, the polish language is relatively close to ukrainian. people can learn it quite easily. people will stay at home. melinda: let's hope and pray that is the case. thank you for spending your afternoon with us. i was delighted to have michael bociurkiw, aleksandr galkin, dr. hryhoriy nemyria and maria tomak as my guests today. please keep your eye on our future programming. god bless ukraine and god >> c-span now has the unfiltered view of what is happening in washington. keep up with the day's biggest offense from the u.s. congress, white house events, and the courts and campaigns and more. all i your fingertips. -- at your fingertips. find a scheduling information for c-span's tv networks. c-span now is available at the apple sto

slovakia netted the win. >> this moment meant a lot to me. i'm just hoping i made our country proud. the leafs will hit the aisles. >> we're big supporters of women's hockey. >> reporter: the team usa women are reaching for a repeat from 2018, guess for a second straight goal against canada in the finals. a redo after a 4-2 loss in pool play. >> we have nothing to save it for. >> reporter: a rivalry reignited with gold on the line. the showdown is about 8:00 p.m. pacific time warring these white jersey when is they take on the red maple leafs. these two teams have such a strong rivalry. it will certainly by an exciting night. they will get a medal, wearing this jacket. they just need that gold necklace to go with it. audrey? >> it's going to be a good one, for sure. i love the gear. looking good on you, liz. thank you. >>> here's a look at what's coming up primetime. the women's half pipe, and mikaela shiffrin trying to rebound. it all begins at 5:00 right here on nbc bay area. >>> could this be a sign of things to come for the november elect

or do you expect everyone to go to poland, romania or slovakia? sasha: some people would like to go to belarus because people speak the same language, those who know russian. the russian federation -- about 800,000 ukrainians. it is possible, but of course belarus is not so attractive as poland or slovakia. to some extent, the polish language is relatively close to ukrainian. people can learn it quite easily. people will stay at home. melinda: let's hope and pray that is the case. thank you for spending your afternoon with us. i was delighted to have michael bociurkiw, aleksandr galkin, dr. hryhoriy nemyria and maria tomak as my guests today. please keep your eye on our future programming. god bless ukraine and god

we understand that over 368,000 ukrainians have fled into poland, slovakia, hungary this is the mainsit point from here they're trying to find routes all over europe i'm hearing extraordinary stories. we were down at the border [ no audio ] >> all right we lost steve's audio. >> reporter: we already heard from ton and others. >> go ahead, steve. >> reporter: frances, i thought you lost my audio. i was speaking to samantha power, the former u.n. ambassador i spoke to her in krakow she's leading the u.s. response to this crisis there's a $27 million agency and the d.a.r.t. team is here. there's a lot going on you can see there's a lot going on a lot of volunteers and chaos involved in the situation close to the border. >> thank you so much. >>> we'll take a look at your forecast coming up next. >>> and also jay gray joins us live from the ukrainian border with theat lest on the humanitarian crisis. see it on the 4th of july. but america is just as beautiful on the 4th of january or february. stripped of its leaves but not drained of its color. no one experiences a true american winter

slovakia tieing the game with 44 seconds to go sending it to a shootout. the u.s.u.s.am in team in decades. huge by goalie patrick rybar rising to the occasion. slovakia now is headed off one step closer to an olympic medal after beating the ninth ranked team in the world after coming into these games, isa. >> coy wire, thank you very much. i'll touch base with you tomorrow. >>> now u.s. woman has become the third known person cured of hiv thanks to transplant of stem cells from umbilical cord blood. she was diagnosed with leukemia after her hiv diagnosis. after chemotherapy destroyed her blood cells, she received stem cells and it makes cells resistant to hiv infections. three years after she had stopped taking hiv medication she has no detectible virus 14 months later. >>> still ahead on "cnn newsroom," millions of americans are bracing for colder temperatures and stormy weather. sorry. >> winter coming back with a vengeance across portions of the midwestern united states, parts of central plains and as much as 8 inches in storm. spring-like patterns of weather comin

wales will face slovakia or belgium in the semifinal.od to stage the 2026 commonwealth games. melbourne had the games in 2006, but the 2026 edition would be focused on regional cities in the state. former tour de france winner geraint thomas says he can still be competitive even at the age of 35 as he got his season under way in portugal. he was 32nd on day one of the tour of the algarve. dutchman fabiojakobsen took the stage victory. meanwhile, simon yates, who won the vuelta a espana in 2018, finished 11th on the opening stage of the tour of andalucia in spain. the stage victory was taken by belgium's rune herregodts. the two—time olympic champion sir mark todd has been given an interim suspension by the british horseracing authority after a video on social media showed him hitting a horse with a branch. the 65—year—old new zealander, who now trains racehorses in wiltshire, has apologised for his actions. the bha has condemned the video of todd striking a horse multiple times when it refused a waterjump in a cross—country schooling ses

unlike yesterday evening to day, you can see any men passing the border from ukraine to slovakia. as everybody who is 18 or older. i have to stay and fight. they found out that they're going to be faster if they are past this border, crossing or blur, or by 4th to you can see her mothers with children and her families are facing. and now they're calling taxi from the slovak inside. they all say they have the same blenders to flee from ukraine from the devastating war. and they're all hoping that this is not gonna be a long term war. all in all of many of them have either relatives or friends or where they go to many persons i've spoken to said that they were waiting on this border crossing a couple of hours or some of them, or even from 2 o'clock in the morning or on this side you can see a slower can carry thus, or who is helping them. they provide them some food and snacks and the just to warm them up. but in the case they need also some shelter or a legal advice. they're always are here to help, but for the time being slimmer can minister of interior said that the situation is

we crossed the border with slovakia. i went to do nothing, you know.g my documents i saw how many people are waiting there, and they were all around me, asking do i need a shelter, do i need to warm up. do i need anything, do i have someone to pick me up. and i never felt so devastated and so happyjust in one day. so much kindness from strangers, it must be an incredibly powerful thing to experience. yes. have you been able to have any contact with your husband since? will he fight, do you know? are we have no internet connection still. we are texting with my family, to see what they are doing, what are their plans. so hopefully i will have this connection in further days too. you said at the beginning your question is not how, to your loved ones. it is where. it's not knowing how they are and what they are enduring, but where they go. what's your sense? do you know how many are trying to leave and how many are stuck? during this, as soon as i crossed the border, and before that, we were always online on our cell phones, checking on our friends and fam

there were met of the border by volunteers who distributed food clothes and toys. slovakia says it will provide accommodation and other aid. the un refugee agencies has more than 360000 people have left ukraine since russian forces invaded on thursday. the you is preparing to give ukrainian refugees special permission to live in the block for up to 3 years without the need to apply for asylum. many are heading to poland. same bas raphi has more from the magic border crossing the uncertainties of war. disappear briefly in such moments. untold journeys of peril. days spent waiting at the busiest border crossing in western ukraine. finally, the joy of reuniting with loved ones. others look on waiting for their turn for their people to turn up next for their chance at a warm embrace. but at the medical border crossing and poland, not all tears being shed are those of joy. we have friends who will keep us here. i got my child and i get my child to the left, our husband. oh, 2nd. for many of the people we met here. the thought of what they have been forced to leave behind is unspeakable. peop

there were matter the border by volunteers who distributed food, clothes and toys. slovakia is says it'll provide accommodation and other aid. the un refugee agency says more than 360000 people have left you train since russian forces invaded on thursday. some protesters in russia have been arrested, as they demonstrated to call on moscow to stop its attack on ukraine. people rallied in st. petersburg where police tried to break up the crowd. demonstrations were also held in moscow and anti war protests have been taking place around the world. thousands of people gathered in the italian capital, rome to denote russia's invasion, some called for global solidarity to end the conflict. and in spain, tens of thousands turned out in the capital madrid. many we'll ukrainian, they say they're desperately worried about their family and their friends. and fever is the latest sporting organization to take action against russia, banning the country's flag and, and from, from international matches. and so on the team to compete under the title, football, union of russia, no international matchers wil

a heartbreaker, team usa versus slovakia in the quarterfinals.went into a shoot-out after overtime. team usa lost and slovakia now moves into the semis. hopefully the women will have more luck. they are in the finals. of course facing their bitter rival, canada. those two teams, usa and canada, they have met in the last six of the seven olympics. now, team usa is the reigning gold medalist. they won gold in pyeongchang, so fingers crossed they will win another one for the americans. and tonight it is 3:00 in the afternoon here wednesday. in just a few hours, they're going to do the first rehearsal for closing ceremony, so i'm wearing a team usa athlete jacket just to signal the end of these olympic games. we're in our final week but still a lot of action in the last few days. terry and jessica. >> that is a fab jacket you're wearing, jeanette. see if you can bring it back home with you. >> reporter: thank you. >> very nice. >>> there's still a lot of medals left to hand out as janelle mentioned. that means a lot of excitement to watch. check out

ever so urgent that the hamid al jazeera dinny pro allows and some people have arrived. enabling slovakia as the russian attack on ukraine intensifies, there were matter the border by volunteers who distributed food clothes and toys. slovakia says it will provide accommodation and other aid. the un refugee agency says more than 360000 people have left you train since russian forces invaded on thursday. meanwhile, the e. u is preparing to give you cranium. refugees, special permission to live in the block for up to 3 years without the need to apply for asylum. many a heading to poland, san basra abbey has more from modica border crossing. the uncertainties of war disappear briefly in such moments. untold journeys of peril. days spent waiting at the busiest border crossing in western ukraine. finally, the joy of reuniting with loved ones. others look on waiting for their turn for their people to turn up next for their chance at a warm embrace. but after medical border crossing and poland, not all tears being shed are those of joy. we have friends who will keep us here. i got my child and i

the game was ultimately decided in a shoot out with slovakia as goalkeeper savvy all 5 shots, mikey wolfy, sweden, who knocked out canada in the semi font. now before we go, a story that shows you should never underestimate a man in his fifties. the greatest server who has ever lived kelly slater. here, he's over 50 folks. he is competing in a world surf league event at the age of 50. he celebrated the milestone just days after winning at the famous pipeline event. that incredible feat means that this event at sunset beach is not just part of some sentimental retirement to where it means that slater he 1st one, the world title back in 1992 goes into the new surf season. as the number one ranked surfer in the world, ready to show the youngsters, how are you really do catch away? alright, the berlin international film festival is about to announce the award winners for this year. our reporter scott roxborough. he is at the barely now let's go to him now scott: i mean i should we have a drum roll? do we know who has won the most coveted? the golden bear award? yes i do because the just happe

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nobody knows what will happen next. marina vestige has more from the slovakia ukraine border. unlike yesterday evening to day, you can see any men passing the border from ukraine to slovakia, as everybody who is 18 or older have to stay and fight. they found out that they're going to be faster if they are past this border, crossing or blur a by 4th to you can see her mothers with children and her families, 1st sing and now they're calling taxi from the slovak inside. they all say they have the same blenders to flee from ukraine from the devastating war. and they're all hoping that this is not gonna be a long term war. all in all of many of them have either relatives or friends or where they go to many persons i've spoken to said that they were waiting on this border crossing a couple of hours or some of them, or even from 2 o'clock in the morning or on this side you can see a slower can carry thus, or who is helping them. they provide them some food and snacks and the just to warm them up. but in the case they need also some shelter or a legal advice. they're always are here t

so lorik had the only goal for slovakia.slovakian team advances while the us is eliminated from gold medal competition. here's what the medal count looks like. norway is the overall leader with 26 medals, 12 of them gold. the russian committee has one more metal than us, but the us has eight goals in seven silvers. germany canada and austria. round out the top six. all the warriors have one more game tomorrow night before the nba all star break. despite the second best record in the league, the warriors have looked a little out of sorts of late, especially defensively and last night's loss to the clippers. well, there may be help on the way soon when it comes to size under the basket. coordinate general manager bob myers on 95.7 the game this morning, senator james wiseman could be returning soon. wiseman has been cleared for five on five scrimmages beginning today. wiseman's been recovering from knee surgery since last april. after the big trade last week to philadelphia fans got their first look at james harden tonight, th

the night game tonight is finland in slovakia. i pick 3 weeks ago i said rushes sweden, finland. i'm still alive in the pool there for the podium. so, you know, disappointing the u. s. last but that's just the nature of the game, but i'm still sticking with russia that russia sweden games going to be unbelievable. and finland spend playing great slovakia, they're the cinderella story of the for teams like and like you said, i think if you're a fan of whether whichever games we're talking about here, whether it's it's basketball in the summer or hockey in the winter olympics. i think if you're a fan of those sports, you're certainly going to want to invest in them because like you said, even though the n h l stars aren't there, it's still good games. yeah. it's still people who are trying to live their dream and they're getting to do it on a net or an international stage. been holding in holland cook. thank you so much for joining us today. you bet. thank you. and that's it for this time to get boom bust on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets, or goo

, but what used to be chuckle slovakia? what would we have seen if we saw you in the classroom and high school? class clown goofing around i always had to be funny. you know that one my rebellion against my mom was i discovered comedians like lenny bruce and red fox and george carlin and you know, i'd get those albums and listen to them and my mother were sort of banned by my mom that made it them all the more this sort of contraband comedy that i would listen to i always felt being funny, you know having a good time. it was a big priority with that said, i just loved history since i was a child i collected postage stamps and had quite a collection. i collected then plates and those snow globes and statues of everywhere in america. i would raid souvenir shops to get the collectibles to see all of america and i never was bored visiting a historic house or battlefield or museum that had to do it the american history. it just was part of my mom and dad teaching me that but my sister we didn't take to it. she liked other things

can see any men passing the border from ukraine to slovakia as everybody who is 18 or older . a have to stay and fight. they found out that they're going to be faster if they are past this border crossing or blur, or by 4th to you can see her mothers with children and her families bear sing, and now they're calling taxi from the slovak inside. they all say they have the same blenders to flee from ukraine from the devastating war. and they're all hoping that this is not gonna be a long term war. all in all of many of them have either relatives or friends or where they go to many persons i've spoken to said that they were waiting on this border crossing a couple of hours or some of them, or even from 2 o'clock in the morning or on this side you can see a slacking car with us or who is helping them. they provide them some food and snacks and the just to warm them up. but in the case they need also some shelter or a legal advice. they're always are here to help, but for the time being slow can minister of interior said that the situation is stable on border crossings with ukraine.

they include you members, poland, slovakia, hungry, romania as well as non e u. member, moldova, aus facing worsens. these countries are bracing for more refugees in the coming days. the train station in the polish city of premier shore 10 kilometers from ukraine for many ukrainian refugees. it's their 1st stop after crossing the border . these 4 children are having their 1st hot meal in 30 hours after traveling 450 kilometers through ukraine. their fathers weren't able to join them. they stayed behind to fight. the children are now waiting for their mothers to arrive, which ends with them on the day. there were masses of people on the way. we took a bus towards the border and then walked. then we stood in a long que. suddenly we saw our cousins, neighbor, and we've been together since then. we waited a long time for the transport from the border. and now we're finally here. the way was hard and long because of traffic terms. they had to get off the bus and walk the last 15 kilometers to the border. near louise, they heard explosions. it was terrible. there were

yes. such as the bulgaria, slovakia, hungary theme lumber, which is not a member of the you. but still they are dependent on the critically dependent on russian gas. and this is why it would be impossible to get it constantly dated opinion over the you about embargo overestimate, guess supply as to say, said, is there any other potential sanctions that are being talked about to kill a li, i, you know, removing russia from the swift banking system, so far as you're concerned, is that sort of as a threat, enough of a threat to stop president putin in his tracks. i don't think so because he thinks, in my opinion, you're thankful that russia has accumulated enough cash to finance the military are actually in your green or elsewhere. and this is why he feels look pretty comfortable with the financial caution that he has created for the restroom. but i can make, make al critique in from russ energy mosque. i thank you so much for joining us here on t to p business. thank you. now while the west is pinning its hopes on sanctions to avoid a calamity in ukraine, russian president vlad

these include you member states, poland, slovakia, hungry romania as well as non e. u. member a. moldova now is fighting watson's these countries are now bracing for more refugees. in the coming days. the train station in the polish city of premier shall 10 kilometers from ukraine for many ukrainian refugees, it's their 1st stop after crossing the border. these 4 children are having their 1st hot meal and 30 hours after traveling 450 kilometers through ukraine. their fathers weren't able to join them. they stayed behind to fight. the children are now waiting for their mothers to arrive, which ends with them on the day. there were masses of people on the way. we took a bus towards the border and then walked. then we stood in a long q, u. suddenly we saw our cousins, neighbor, and we've been together since then. we waited a long time for the transport from the border. and now we're finally here. the way was hard and long because of traffic terms. they had to get off the bus and walk the last 15 kilometers to the border. near louise, they heard explosions. it was terrible.

of course 2 neighboring countries of ukraine include e u members, poland, slovakia, hungry romania as well as non e u member moldova as fighting worsens. these countries are now bracing for more refugees in the coming days. the train station in the polish city of san mitchell, 10 kilometers from ukraine for many ukrainian refugees. it's their 1st stop after crossing the border. these 4 children are having their 1st hot meal in 30 hours after traveling 450 kilometers through ukraine. their fathers weren't able to join them. they stayed behind to fight. the children are now waiting for their mothers to arrive vision for them on the day they were masses of people on the way. we took a bus towards the border and then whooped. then we stood in a long q, u, suddenly we saw our cousins, and we've been together since then. we waited a long time for the transport from the border. and now we're finally here. the way was hard and long because of traffic jams, they had to get off the bus and walk the last 15 kilometers to the border near levine, they heard explosions. good. it was terrible that t

it was a course that her coach said as petra vlhova wins gold for slovakia.m u.s.a., first gold medal on the board of these beijing games. lindsey jacobellis. fifth olympic games winning her first ever gold. she gets redemption for a late fall in the 2006 games. uncontrollable emotion as you can imagine, isa, after crossing that line. inspiration for us. 36 years old. she is the oldest american woman to ever win gold at a winter olympic games. never give up. never give in. >> indeed. congratulations to her. i like that you ended on an upbeat note. thank you very much. >>> now a different sort of victory for one oliympics fan. former "saturday night live" star can't stop posting her unfiltered games. she was stopped because she kept getting blocked. p jones started a commentary during the 2015 games in rio. she has amassed a large social media following. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell will hold a state of the league news conference ahead of the week in the super bowl. he's expected to address allegations of racism in the league. goodell is said to have sen

so the key demands, thousands of ukrainian residents have arrived a neighboring poland in slovakia as the russian attack intensifies. they were met by volunteers who distributed food and close to you in refugee agency says more than 400000 people have left ukraine since the invasion. again, meanwhile, the russian president has put his nuclear forces on high alert. he says it's in response to aggressive statements by nature and economic sanctions against moscow. may my russian troops have taken control of the ukrainian port city of birdie aunt's gonna say of as of russian military, official officials say they have also taken me by airfield adding. they did not strike the cities in order to save the lives of civilians. and the value of the russian rouble has plummeted to a record lawyer. the currency has dropped 30 percent since the western nations imposed sanctions on russian banks. those are the headline news continues here on atlanta 0 after a j selection. in the meantime, you can head to our website out 0 dot com, holding the powerful to account was we examined the u. s. his role in

the scots bounced back by beating slovakia 2—0.ifth—place play—off. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today. britain's ethan hayter has moved up to second overall at the tour of the algarve in portugal. the ineos grenadiers rider was third, in the 20 mile individual time trial. belgium's remco evenepoel won the stage to take the overall lead ahead of tomorrow's final day. it's 26 years since an irish—trained horse last won the ascot chase but fakir d'oudairies, lived up to his billing as pre—race favourite, taking advantage of the soft ground. mark walsh rode him to victory by a length and three—quarters for trainerjoseph o'brien. and only three horses out of a field of 11 finished a gruelling grand national trial at haydock park, won by the 7—2 favourite, the galloping bear, ridden by benjones for somerset—based ben clarke, who's in his first full season as a trainer. to the winter olympics now, and there's just one day left, of the action in beijing. and team gb are finally off the mark thanks

yes. such as the bulgaria, slovakia, hungary, fame, lumber. they are depend them on the critically dependent on russian guests. and this is why it would be impossible to get it consolidated opinion over the e you about embargo over us. some guests supply my little agreement there, but one scandinavian country says it is ready to help. should russian gas stop flowing? norway has promised to step up to the plate. this gas field off the coast of norway could prove a lifeline for the energy hungry european union. norway is the 2nd biggest supplier of natural gas behind russia. but it's the crisis between russia and ukraine deepen . so does the risks that russian energy supplies to the block could halt. brussels is urgently looking elsewhere for energy. and that you had quarters wednesday norwegian prime minister us gosh ter answered that call. my message coming here to brussels today is that norway will play its part, but we also have something valuable to contribute reliability on gas, an active industrial partner on hydro, dream, carbon capture,

while i was working in slovakia, i broke eight ribs doing my ownn stunts because apparently i thoughtcruise, but apparently i'm tom arnold, which is awkward. i'm heading back to slovakia after i do my shows here, and i'm going to finish the movie, and i feel great. i'm lucky to work, and i love to entertain people, and i'm having the time of my life. stand up for me has been incredible because i get to put all these skills that i've learned, like being on stage since i was eight years old, and it is very freeing because when i do a film, it is written, and now, i'm essentially the singer-songwriter, and it is daunting, and i love it, and if you don't like it, i will give you your money back. i don't know what else to tell you at this point. larry: how much does it cost if we get our money back? let me throw that out there. >> tickets are $30, which is not insane, right? larry: reasonable. >> reasonable. you sound more jewish than i do. you pause way too long. larry: there's a reason for that. there's people talking in my ear. but that's ok. they are like, "keep it moving. keep it movi

olympic hockey, the united states was eliminated in a dramatic fashion in the quarter finals by slovakia would just 43 seconds remaining in regulations for vakio sport, a tie in goal to bring the game into overtime. the game was ultimately decided in a shoot out with about his goalkeeper saving all 5 shots. so bucket will face when, who knocked out canada. in the semi finals you're watching it over your news up next to ended up a news asia profiles in courage. what the world can learn from the women in writing with fire india's 1st documentary to be nominated for an oscar that's coming up in just a moment and a whole lot more with my colleague deerish bandaging for now. thanks so much for watching. are more intelligent than most people think. psychology professor john pillay has proved it. hell you as with scientific studies, of course, with the secret of a friendship with dogs and starts february 25th on d w.