if you _ stay off the roads per stay at home. if you had _ stay off the roads per stay at home.g came into force this _ like for you. yes. the red warning came into force this morning - like for you. yes. the red warning i came into force this morning across south wales, porthcawl in the middle of that period. 7am, as i mentioned. the wind has been picking up every hour since then. it is the strongest it has been right now. when the warning came initially it coincided with high tide within an hour of that. we had waves crashing over. in the distance you can see the waves crashing over onto the prom and the nearby road. in the distance you can see the peer with the waves crashing over and the lighthouse as well. the wind is really picking up. very few people out walking, both having to walk sideways the wind is so strong. in wales a number of precautions had been put into place. all the trains had been cancelled for the first time ever in the country. the bus services in cardiff have been called off. most schools have been closed, a day before half term next week. the neighbourin

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it is warning residents to stay calm and stay indoors.osions and bursts of gunfire. [ sound of gunfire ] ukraine's military says those blasts were part of an operation that destroyed russian tanks. meanwhile, a mayor of a town just south of kyiv says it is,

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why is there this automatic stay? anybody else can weigh in. >> this stay is sometimes extended to parties who are co-liable with the debtor because, for example, they may share insurance. and if the automatic stay is not extended to a party that shares insurance with the debtor and all of that insurance is depleted for other claims that are directly against that other estate but not against the debtor, then the debtor's estate is diminished. so there are reasons why the stay may actually be validly employed against other companies. but the problem that these companies are facing, that the tort victims are facing, is that the stay is stopping all action. so johnson & johnson, for example, can go on its merry way without anybody suing it for its direct liability that's totally up related to its co-liability. there are different theories and causes of action that can be brought by parties. >> is this stay a result of judicial action or is there some law that says in bankruptcy filings there will be an automatic stay? >>

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i am staying here _ not represent them. i am staying here for - not represent them.this seemingly not insight. hotels in the area reporting being booked out all of next week and by protesters and the convoy�*s leaders say they will stay here until their demands are met. stephanie prentice, bbc news. more than a billion people around the world are celebrating the chinese new year, also known as the spring festival or lunar new year. here's what you need to know about one of the world's biggest festivals from karl riley. chinese new year is the biggest festival in china. it's also known as the spring festival or lunar new year. it marks the first new moon in the chinese lunar solar calendar. which is based on cycles of the moon and the earth. in 2022, the festival falls on1 february. chinese new year has been celebrated for centuries. 0ne legend says it began with the defeat of the beast. it was chased away by villagers with red colours, bright lights... fireworks. ..and loud sounds. food's an important part of the festivities. and certain ingredients hold special mean

that's one of the reasons why the also sad people stay put a you have to stay inside. there's a very, very volatile situation, and really nobody can say whether a key is going to be taken within the next 24 hours. did in a few hours a few days. what people are really concerned about though, what that actually will mean a to what then if keith, it will be taken to what, what that means to those people who are staying. he and keith, both in security, but both in terms of the future of, of, of ukraine as a whole. what the ukranian leadership, se president zalinski it wants to maintain calm. in fact, he was taking the information that he has about what's on going according to ukrainian information to social media, is been updating people. he, in ukraine about his social media accounts in the a via twitter. but he also uh, was sort of expressing a bit of a mixed message and politics. yeah. on one hand he said stay calm, don't panic. on the other hand, he was basically calling on every one of fighting age. and of everyone was able to just hold a gun to show up and fight, and

i'm planet, stay an report i and do my job. i want to make sure the world sees all of this and what happens here and i, i will, that's my focus. i am not planning to get into combat unless i or my friends were colleagues are directly threatened. i think my role is to report the news and show the truth. do you think the people who are choosing to stay and fight ego? are they the few? or are there many, how many people are prepared to stay and take up arms against the russian army? i've heard of various estimates that her tens of thousands, 5 joined, territorial defense units. i can't get from that right now, but i for it is quite a lot of people. the people are joining in droves. there was a pole that dan showed that about half of ukraine want with good stay and fight or support the military in some way. legal cause of i wish you luck and thank you for your time. thank you very much. we ukraine is doing it's up most to repel the russian attack. civilians are being trained to fight support from nato and the us is also bolstered n

you must stay at home. today, the lawsl must stay at home.ned _ must stay at home. today, the laws which governed our— must stay at home. today, the laws which governed our behaviour - must stay at home. today, the laws| which governed our behaviour swept away. we which governed our behaviour swept awa . ~ ., ., ., away. we will remove all remaining domestic restrictions _ away. we will remove all remaining domestic restrictions in _ away. we will remove all remaining domestic restrictions in law. - away. we will remove all remaining domestic restrictions in law. so - domestic restrictions in law. so from this thursday, if you test positive in england it won't be law to stay at home. from april, only the most vulnerable will get free covid tests but there will be another booster vaccine for the elderly and those at risk. restrictions pose a heavy total on the economy, our society, restrictions pose a heavy total on the economy, oursociety, our restrictions pose a heavy total on the economy, our society, our mental wellbeing and the life chanc

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never shoot the big boys again have to stay home-— to stay home. definitely. _ to stay home. definitely, definitely. i— to stay home. definitely, definitely. i know - to stay home. definitely, i definitely. i know several to stay home. definitely, - definitely. i know several people who have already been told to work from home tomorrow. those people who unlike me, a luckyjournalist like me can always choose to work from home and been told to do so. people have been told to close firmly any doors or windows before the storm, secure loose objects, things like garden furniture. thereafter read that online rather than newspapers because there being told don't make any repairs while the storm is ongoing. work from home, avoid travel if possible and don't pose for any dramatic selfies on nec friends because that's a very bad idea. those ways could get very high. we saw storm dudley which cause travel disruption, or cancel train, fallen trees left without power. it seems that storm eunice is set to be worse. some parts of england, southwest of england and

i do believe in women having the choice to stay at home and if they want to stay at home, that is a goodit. who can criticize staying at home and being a full-time mom with children question mark that is wonderful. not everybody has that choice. single mothers have to work, and households that cannot make it on one income alone, and we have women that perhaps could make it without working, but they want to work. so, yes, in this economy and with the support we have, there is room to have all these different kinds of models for whether women work or not and how much they work. host: you are a professor at rutgers. what has been your experience and the experience of your colleagues at rutgers, who female colleagues at rutgers, with all of the changes to the workforce nationwide? guest: yes. rutgers did go remote. we were teaching from home. i think my colleagues and i, male and female, quickly rose to the occasion of learning the latest positive teaching techniques on zoom, adapting, and trying to have the best experience that we could for our students. personally, i am a mom of three, but

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with stay at home, stay inside, look for the closest shelter position and just remain also calm because this is actually the concern here that people will start to panic even more. and then what, how you, how can you secure critical infrastructure that is needed to protect actually citizens and to protect people from may a, from a increasing escalation. so military law martial law, a rather is implemented because it can no longer be maintained or guaranteed that the civilian government law that is in place normally can guarantee the security of citizens. this is when the military takes over, usually setting up checkpoints, we haven't seen it just yet in the city center, but it's likely to happen military. it's checkpoints checking exit, exiting a street from a key f checking people who are on the street. what documents do they carry? are they actually supposed to be on the street? is also a law by which the government can sort of make sure and impose that people do not gather or that they really stay put and say at home. exactly, and not be on the move. i was asked this morning about an

romaine: i kind of like the stay-at-home thing for a while.are antisocial like me, this is bliss. taylor: it is great to have a built-in excuse to never go out, but alas. caroline: you still need to socialize in the metaverse. roblox is still a social occupation. romaine: the metaverse seems a bit iffy right now. they still have to do some issues, making sure they police it so it is a safe space. taylor: there is a great point earlier about bringing in advertisements to boost engagement we have seen with other social media companies. caroline: you are going to get metaverse crossing over with reality and get airbnb advertising on the metaverse. airbnb currently popping. also doing experiences. a lot of that was virtual during lockdown. the company that could weather both sides. romaine: liz ann sonders made a great point that maybe we are oversimplifying this, parsing things out into separate areas. but we know that is what investors tend to do. some of the stay-at-home trades, they are obviously going to do well post-pandemic. they set up an

calm, staying organized.ting on the streets. as roman said, for example, i didn't hear a single time -- i didn't have a single request to me asking how the male can leave. i actually hear i send my family to western ukraine, but i will stay in kyiv and i will defend my capital. that's how ukrainian guys are defending their capital, their country. i did not actually hear any single time someone complaining to me. people are resolved to defend their country and i'm proud of them. >> and president zelenskyy for his part, he's been putting out these videos vowing to defend his country. they be gone viral. roman, what do you make of his -- go ahead. >> president zelenskyy, was offered to leave kyiv but he refused, he and his family, his children. they are as an example they're staying in ukraine with ukrainian nation. so this is extreme, extreme showcase of bravery of people's willingness to give everything for their freedom, for their pursuit of democracy, for everything they're dreaming for centuries. they just

they are going to stay _ space. so they are going to stay. they are going to stay in - space. want them to leave? it is to leave. do you want them to leave? it is difficult- — to leave. do you want them to leave? it is difficult. i — to leave. do you want them to leave? it is difficult. i am _ to leave. do you want them to leave? it is difficult. i am extremely - it is difficult. i am extremely stressed _ it is difficult. i am extremely stressed by— it is difficult. i am extremely stressed by the _ it is difficult. i am extremely stressed by the situation - it is difficult. i am extremelyj stressed by the situation and it is difficult. i am extremely. stressed by the situation and as it is difficult. i am extremely- stressed by the situation and as you said it _ stressed by the situation and as you said it is _ stressed by the situation and as you said it is so — stressed by the situation and as you said it is so painful— stressed by the situation and as you said it is so painful not— stressed by the situation and as you said it is so painful not being - stressed by the situat

how do you plan to stay safe? >> we'll see hour by hour, i guess. >> spoken like a journalist, we'll see hour by hour. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> do stay safe. >> thank you. >>> let's bring in the the vice president of the kyiv school of economic, and i do apologize if i mangled your last name, oxana -- >> you did great, thank you. >> okay, good. tell us, how are you feeling right now? >> i'm feeling quite confident and calm, because i was raised during all my life under the pressure of an enemy, and that eventually, even after the independence, they will try, this and my grandma told me that they will try, and there will be a war, and russia will never give up. so i have been preparing for this for probably all my life. >> what are you going to do? are you going to stay? are you going to take up arms? do you have a family out there? how do you plan on keeping them safe? >> well, i have a family cottage on the western part of ukraine, in the countryside, but i'm not going to use it. i did p

to be here and be a part of something. >> you stayed?stayed. >> for 40 years now. >> 40 years, and i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: halyard park was born from mortgages mostly funded by a black-owned bank, columbia savings and loan. recently downtown development has made the neighborhood attractive, sending property values and taxes soaring. nearby is the fiserv forum where hockey is played. >> black people built this neighborhood. are you concerned they could be priced out of it, pushed out of it soon? >> absolutely. it could happen. anything can happen, david. it would be gone in no time. it would be gone. >> it's going to be a disaster for everybody. >> reporter: clara smith has lived in halyard park for 38 years. she's feeling the pinch. >> i have seen my taxes go from $1,500 to over $4,000. i do not want to be taxed out of my home. >> the economists would say that all that development downtown, that increases the value of your property, which is good for you. do you buy that? >> no. because they're trying to steal what we have a

stay with bbc news. hello. pressure in charge of our weather and a bit more club pushing in and breeze across northern ireland and scotland and suddenly for england and wellesley have had fairly clear skies on saturday and it will be a similar picture into sunday as well. this is the satellite image that shows the area of cloud to the north—west of the uk, weatherfront starting to move in and you can see the proximity of the isobars. brazier weather across northern and western areas but as the front pushes its way eastwards, it bumped into a bigger area of high pressure so it will fizzle out through the day. certainly a chilly start for england and wales with a touch of frost and also eastern scotland, a chilly start, had plenty of sunshine for most, but weak front straight through the irish sea will bring more cloud to parts of western scotland, northern ireland, some drizzle and cloud into the likes of temperature and cornwall but light southerly winds for most of us so if you have blue sky and sunshine it wi

it is warning residents to stay calm and stay indoors. now, this after a night full of explosions and bursts of gunfire. [ sound of gunfire ] ukraine's military says those blasts were part of an operation that destroyed russian tanks. meanwhile, a mayor of a town just south of kyiv says it is, quote, completely occupied with fighting. ukrainian officials say clashes are also under way in an eastern suburb of kyiv, and here in lviv in the west of the country, we've been hearing this. [ siren ] the sounds of air ride sirens regularly going off. announcements warning people to take cover and head to shelters. ukraine's president says it is a make-or-break moment for the country. >> translator: this night will be very difficult, and the enemy will use all available forces to break the resistance of ukrainians. this night we have to stand ground. the fate of ukraine is being decided right now. >> now, the russian invasion now in its third day. it began thursday with russian forces attacking from three sides by land, sea, and air. ukraine's def

do not go out, stay safe, stay connected. | out, stay safe, stay connected.rden furniture and so on, make sure rubbish bins are stored safely, anything that could fly about and cause damage. make sure they have information that you might need if there is a power cut, make sure you know who to contact, make sure have the items that you might need, your telephone is charged, your torch has batteries, you know what your medications are, have food available, keep warm, keep safe, and stay connected. listen to the official advice that is coming out and really follow what it is telling you to do. and really follow what it is telling ou to do. , ., . and really follow what it is telling ou to do. ., . ., ,, and really follow what it is telling outo do. . . ., ,, you to do. good advice, thank you very much — you to do. good advice, thank you very much indeed. _ you to do. good advice, thank you very much indeed. our _ you to do. good advice, thank you very much indeed. our political i very much indeed. our political correspondent has the latest. the government _ corr

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his account stayed open for another 2 years. and we also have accounts linked to business men and politicians involved with the venezuelan state oil company. had a visa, notorious for the last few years for being engulfed in the corruption. but these are all red flags. a lot of key words here that if your monitoring these accounts should be red flags, but yet these accounts stayed open. so the question becomes, shouldn't credit suisse have known that these accounts were linked to often convicted criminal? it was that saved them. so that's a great question. they have responded. they strongly reject the idea that the bank has problematic business practices. and they've said that these matters, as they've called them, are historical, with some cases dating back to the 1940 s. and they noted that 90 percent of the accounts were closed before they started being approached by media outlets. ok, so thank you very much for staying on top of that for us. thank. the hong kong has just posted a record high daily number of cove 19 cases ove

what do retiring nfl superstars do, can he stay in the game?— stay in the game?yeah, a lot of them go into _ stay in the game? yeah, a lot of them go into the _ stay in the game? yeah, a lot of them go into the booth. - stay in the game? yeah, a lot of them go into the booth. tony i stay in the game? yeah, a lot of. them go into the booth. tony romo stay in the game? yeah, a lot of- them go into the booth. tony romo is an example of doing that successfully. drew breeds just did that. he's a businessman, he's been building this tv 12 brand globally. he's made inroads in china and i think that's really what his next move is to be this really successful entrepreneur, probably mogul. he's married to giselle, he's had acting roles before, his hostess and i live, i can see him doing anything he can in the spotlight and he will have those opportunities because these tom brady. it have those opportunities because these tom brady.— have those opportunities because these tom brady. it makes me feel very inadequate — these tom brady. it makes me feel very inadequate now. _

will he stay in the name? destiny? will he stay in the game? i — destiny? will he stay in the game?| game? i don't know, ithink destiny? will he stay in the i game? i don't know, ithink it game? i don't know, i think it will be a part of the game itself in the way of fashion, occasional commentary. he is working with his son who has an incredible arm as a young man so you may see that brady extension but i think you will go ahead and retire and enjoy the family life and doing something around four volt. fits something around four volt. as an old man should do. thank you very much, nick hamilton. how does the rise in temperature effect plant life and animal numbers? a group of scientists have spent time in the antarctic hoping to find answers. cute and, so it turns out, pretty crucial. these penguins are native to this part of the antarctic. unlike other animals, they live mostly on the land rather than the ocean which makes them easier to track. , .. . ., ., to track. penguins can come to the sea over — to track. penguins can come to the sea over and _ to track. penguins can come to

do stay with us. still to come, taking a _ fleeing. do stay with us.ng. do stay with us. still to come, taking a look at - fleeing. do stay with us. stillj to come, taking a look at the mood in ukraine's capital without corresponded in kyiv. —— with our correspondence. —— with our correspondant. first, the plates slipped gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb on a remote pacific atoll. the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier and so, my heart went - bang, bang, bang! the constitutional rights of these marches are their rights as citizens of the united states, and they should be protected, even in the right to test them out, so that they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy — i don't know you want to say too much about it — but does it worry you th

strong. ukraine staying united. something that i've been hearing experiencing hearing from people here in ukrainian, key of from various generations who say you're not going to flee. if there's a strike on key. if you're going to stand together and help a military beat by donations beat, by any way of showing russia that this war is not going to be want one by russia. unfortunately, that what people were speaking about just yesterday seems to become a real politic right now. they actually will have to defend themselves. also, in addition to what the ukrainian government is saying, i want to just point out one more thing. there's also permission for civilians now to carry fire arms basically telling people you could defend yourself. obviously, if there is not enough protection that can be provided by the ukrainian government . funny. thank you, dave. it's funny fashion in kiev. now i'd like to bring in date, correspondent nick connelly who just got off a train, new crime, 2nd biggest city. heave nick, what's happenin

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and they don't stay indefinitely. that means supplying ukraine with weapons to defend itself. >> reporter: meanwhile, late tonight we're getting word that ukraine officials saying their forces shot down five russian planes and a helicopter. that's the very latest from the newsroom. i'll send it back to you. >> okay. thank you very much. of course, we'll continue to update this. >> reporter: tonight thousands of people are trying to get out of kyiv following the russian invasion. these pictures from a few minutes ago. we'll show new moment a line of cars fleaing. you can see it there in the lights. it is very misty to look at. you can see the headlights trying to leave the city. condemning the action. the romanian president said the international community will react and the defense minister saying romania is preparing to receive up to half a million refugees. >> and there is a lot happening here at home. a arrange of emotions, stunned, angry and determined. that's how the ukrainian community are reacting tonight. terr

for staying on top of that for us. thank. the hong kong has just posted a record high daily number of covey 19 cases over 7500 businesses on the island had already been contending with some of the strictest restrictions on travelers in the world. but loc downs, aimed at controlling the current outbreak of fir, the challenge. hong kong quarantine facilities are overflowing, and some hospitals already running out of beds. but as cases reach, pandemic record levels here, the government isn't planning a city wide lockdown. still, businesses already feeling the pain. going to come in, jeanette, if i grant idle will guide you, the pandemic is very serious. no less barely any one on the street. turner, i'm a big one. your people going out to what that means? no business for restaurants, daniel, from the this fit and way really impacts us terribly. it's really an ice age for catering businesses or how i wanted to retire. you know, for many business owners closing temporarily appears to be the best solution. helping them stay afloat w

melanie, stay safe.are praying for you and your country so much and thank you for sharing your perspectives this morning. >> thank you. >> todd: meanwhile biting to obtain a summit. more troops could deploy the eastern europe if putin takes this invasion further than ukraine. >> carley: from the pentagon with details rich edson. >> carley and todd the pentagon sending 7,000 additional troops to europe to bolster nato. according to the pentagon, these troops are going first to germany but next destination is unknown. the officials say it will not be ukraine. and part of all of this nato said it is increasing president on the eastern part of the alliance. ukraine is not part of nato and the biden administration has stressed no american troops are going to ukraine to fight in this ward. secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s. would respond to an attack on nato countries. >> an attack on one member of nato is an attack on all members of nato. the president is very clear we will defend every inch of t

liz: well specifically, you know , your stay, the longer stay s, 28 nights or more accounted for 22% of gross nights booked in the fourth quarter. brian how does that compare not to last year, because that's crazy, but pre-pandemic bookings >> i mean, the really interesting thing is this was always the fastest-growing segment of travel and before the pandemic, it was still well above 10% of our nights booked and its been increasing year by year. i think what the pandemic did less than creating new behavior is i think it accelerated many trends that were inevitable. the pandemic probably brought forward by many years the acceleration digitization, as the world gets more digital, everything becomes more ubiquitous and you don't have to be in any one location as much as you used to, the place to be for most people now is the internet if you have an office or knowledge-working job so i think what it did is just accelerate trends that we were already seeing and this is a really big deal, that 22 we're per of our nights were for stays of a month or longer, and nearly half our business was

that's the way we're going to stay today. clear skies, good visibility and wind staying calmer.here will be a few clouds passing later this afternoon, but not enough to block out the brightness. this high pressure ridge staying in place that's going to send winter to our east. keep us on a calmer know today as winds have shifted out just with some dry weather atlas peak still looking at 20 miles per hour. wind gusts considering yesterday it was in excess of 50 miles per hour up there. very windy for the rest of the bay area. this is a big difference, much calmer and wind advisories expiring earlier than initially planned for. so we're off to calm but cool. start this morning and it comfortably cool afternoon ahead, 50's to 60's for your daytime highs. seem bruno at 58 degrees. burlingame at 61 foster city. also at 61 today, south bay temperatures low 60's for the most part, although campbell, your warm spot at 64 fremont on up to hayward at 62. well, oakland and berkeley, 61 for your highs. i keep the light jackets on it today. even with the lighter winds and less you're going o

i ain't staying.ughing] >> sean: the 26-year-old who identifies as transgender molested a girl in 2014 only 2 weeks before turning 18. he just got a slap on the rest. directly due to those policies which he now admits were too lenient. you think? here with reaction. leo 2.0 terrell. former arkansas governor mike huckabee. governor, this makes me beyond angry. especially when it's impacting kids. >> well, the ridiculous thing is, this guy only decided he was transgender after he got arrested 8 years after he committed the crime molesting a young girl in the restroom at a denny's restaurant. then he decides he's going to identify as female. this is nonsense, we've got to stop this craziness. this is a guy, and i'll tell you why he wanted to identify as an email, because if he goes into the general male population in jail as a child molester, that doesn't work out well. this whole thing of him laughing is an outrage. what is happening in this country we have lost our collective minds to let people preten

they have to stay behind in case they need to be there to fight. but other people are also remaining behind. probably because it's their home . maybe they think that am ukraine really stands a chance against russia, and they're building shelter is creating safe spaces for people. but also gearing up to fight is the main thing. they're arming themselves with weapons and i think probably president zalinski has really played a big role and actually pissing morale in the country. right now. he's staying behind. he refused us, offered to evacuate, and i of the country. so i think the fact that he's, they're willing to be on the frontline for people is really exactly pissing morale for people in the country who have to stay there either by choice or because they're not allowed to leave. now outside ukraine, big crowds have turned out in the show of solidarity with ukrainians, especially those in the capital city. we have a report now on the thousands of, of, of russians living abroad, who say vladimir prudence decision to launch the invasion doesn't repr

these are not weekend stays. families are committing and taking their kids other places other than their home and taking advantage of this environment we are in. ultimately, you have a beat and a raise. you have great growth -- average daily night rates go higher. you continue to have a lengthening stay. it makes it easier for us to adjust to live at airbnb rather than just visit. and that is key, right? you have to have the right infrastructure. and ultimately this hybrid environment is benefiting. and it will only get better. one thing is key, they talked about the return to city. urban was a huge negative drag on their business during covid. the other thing is cross-border, right? everyone of my friends wants to go to europe this summer. when you think about the borders opening, i went across the canadian border recently. it was great to go back to canada. i couldn't do it for two years. that's another big driver. many of the travel names are set to go higher as we clear through this turnaround. emily: what do

richard will stay with us in the studio and konstantin requested to stay on the line as well. because we do need to talk about president fulton who is really central to understanding the reasons behind this war. now german chancellor of shoals, earlier in the week called this invasion, fourteen's wall as 5 turned president. shirt is a quick look at what drives him and shapes his convictions. this is how vladimir putin likes to portray himself strong, loyal to his country, and adventurous. the dare devil who doesn't shy away from danger. at the start of his career, it was a different story. back then, he was considered a blank slate as an intelligence officer. he spent years in dresden in the former east, germany after the fall of the iron curtain. shortly before the end of the soviet union, he returned to his homeland and became a confidant of russian president boris yeltsin, who groomed him as his successor. putin 1st became prime minister that in may 2000 . he was inaugurated as president. his goal was for russia to once again become a global power in goshen is davis go say

we stay in shelter. me and my wife, and three of my children. we stayed here for three nights.stayed last night, when the missile shot hour house. these terrible damaged flats, one of them is mine. so we stayed this night in a shelter, and we all survived. >> thank goodness for that. that means, alexei, even if you're able to leave the shelter, you have no home to return? to >> yes. of course my friends and my parents are all over me. offer me a place to come to. and today, we have restricted access to the street. we cannot -- our army restricted us from entering the streets. we have to stay here one more weight at least. >> i'm sorry about your home. we did report on the two fatalities as a result of that strike. i believe they were your neighbors? >> yes. we have a special vibe or chat. with our neighbors. and of course, just after the missile hit our house, we had lots of posts here. to know what happened with our neighbors. as we know from president time, all of our neighbors have for me, that i live. but several of them have serious injuries. >> alexei, talk to me about wh

erdogan is an autocratic leader who wants to stay in power for for a long time. so he he uses everything. one day he wakes up and he says, i'm keeping the interest because of islam. and next day he says, i'm doing it to to to enlarge the turkish economy. so that's not the islam is not the reason, that's not the rules of islam to use them in the economy. what he wants to do is having is small interest rates, try to grow the economy with cheap money with cheap loans and with cheap credit. that's the that's the only way he knows. but with his a local and international politics, it's not easy to have new investments in turkish economy and we can't improve our economy with with his that rules it's not about islam, it's his that's his way to stay in power as an autocrat. so, cnn erdogan obviously is breaking with economic orthodoxy by continually lowering interest rates but could there be method in this madness? might he in fact, uh get an economic turnaround, as we just said, bulent says, uh he claims to have a strategy and maybe a tactic he claims to have and maybe h

ukrainians are staying put and doing their very best to try and stay calm.night there are couples out filling the restaurants here in kyiv celebrating valentine's day. and this country is stuck in the very midst of a very real crisis, a standoff between russia and the west, and neither side looks ready to blink. russia is still building up its forces, parading its potential near ukraine's border. so much so that western governments are saying an invasion could be launched within days now — the war warnings coming thick and fast. so volodymyr zelensky has addressed the nation, assuring ukrainians the country is confident, stronger than ever, that russia is trying to scare them and they won't succumb. and the talks to defuse this crisis have been intensifying. today, it was the german chancellor's turn in town, showing support for kyiv, seeking ways to get russia to pull back its troops. president zelensky underlined that won't be by ukraine dropping its right tojoin nato. tomorrow, the german leader heads to moscow. translation: i'm making it clear once again

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thanks for staying with us.icant disagreement in the party about the strategy that president should employ as it relates to sanctions. the sanctions should be focused on vladmir putin. this is his war and not on the russian people. we also have congressman eric swallwell who says the consider of kicking every russian student out of the u.s. should be on the table. where do you stand on the strategy that should be taken for sanctions? >> well, i think overall there's unity behind president biden's position in the sanctions he's taken to date. i was glad to hear they will impose sanctions on vladimir putin. i think that's an important additional step. i do think it's important that we put pain on the russian economy because we need to send a signal . the more the people of russia experience the consequences of his bad decisions, the worse it will be for vladmir putin. we need to sustain that pressure. >> it appears now that vladmir putin does want to make it to kyiv and does want to install a puppet government of

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a lot of ukrainians wanted to stay and continue to want to stay, some to stay to fight, some becausedon't want to leave their homes. many have moved into western ukraine and would prefer to stay within ukraine's borders if they can. and it's not clear yet what putin's intentions are with regard to western ukraine. so, i think those numbers are very realistic though. if you take the scale of the brutality being inflicted. and i will say the welcoming posture that the frontline states have taken toward those refugees. that has to be commended. poland has done away with all covid-related requirements, all paperwork requirements, basically just show any id you can come across. now, it does take time to come across. but just to stress, this is an overwhelming crisis. and the systems are in place to deal with some population flow. but the systems are going to be ramped up dramatically on this side of these borders in the next day or two. >> a lot of coordination now from yourselves and others about the humanitarian effort. but has the west been napping on this one? i spoke to senator mccai

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before the weekend it looks like it stays to our north. stopping here wednesday night into thursday, we are looking at the possibility of widespread rain, although this looks to be moving so quickly we may not get a lot out of this, and it could at least bring in a little bit more light sierra snow. next week we're looking at more active weather, but it doesn't look like anything major here. and the fact that a lot of the heavier rain stays to the north of us, parts of bay area may only get a trace to maybe a quarter inch of rain farther to the north. so rainfall totals are pretty low. as far as the sierra snowpack, it continues to decline. hopefully we do get snow next week because right now it's only at 66% of normal statewide as the snow levels continue to go higher up. and we're looking at the snowfall totals for next week, very light. at this point the models still going back and forth. we'll get closer to that and see how these issues resolve as we go into next week. but at least we do, once again, have some chances of rain and there