meanwhile, the sunday express looks at covid rules, saying a defiant prime minister will axe coronavirusictions in england. the sunday mirror says there's an investigation into whatsapp messages made by staff at a firm paid by the home office. and the sunday times front page — looks into the wealthy donors, said to have joined a secret advisory board. so, let's begin... joe, and nigel, hello again. joe, let's start off with the front page of the independent, quite a few bits and pieces to get through this covering a lot of the latest developments, why don't you starters. , ., , starters. so, the independent always has a striking — starters. so, the independent always has a striking photograph, _ starters. so, the independent always has a striking photograph, a - has a striking photograph, a photograph of the president meeting with the prime minister boris johnson, and the reason that this is, apart from the pact that everything —— everyone is at the conference and unit apart from russia, is for usjust conference and unit apart from russia, is for us just because the ukrainian leader has

we know of course the sunday express is the sunday that will be - express is the sunday that will beicy, the commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2030 which is very unpopular with many members of the parliamentary party. he could try to weaken aspects of that, perhaps to curry favour with them. the story does talk about tax cuts and of course that's a favour, that's a sort of red meat that conservative mps want to see. that's possibly on top of the behaviour of the parties, the thing conservative mps are most suspicious about. they don't consider borisjohnson to be a real tory. they do want to have these tax—cutting d regulation approach was of a course is no money, taxes are going up, they're not going down. we know living standards are going down very quickly over the next few months. evenif quickly over the next few months. even if money could be found for tax cuts before the next of the election it may be too late for borisjohnson and not going to counterbalance the cost of living crisis that we face. yes. meanwhile, those who are intent on removing the prime ministerfare

meanwhile, the sunday express looks at covid rules, saying a defiant prime minister plans to axe coronavirustions in england. the sunday mirror says there's an investigation into whatsapp messages made by staff at a firm paid by the home office. the sunday times front page looks into the wealthy donors for the conservative party, said to have joined a secret advisory board. the daily mail says that former deputy pm nick clegg is at the centre of a leak inquiry after concerns were raised he was receiving secret information on plans to regulate facebook. so, let's begin... nigel, you are going to kick us off this time, please. we are going to go straight to the front page of the independent, there is a picture of the meeting that took place in munich yesterday. yes between president zelenskee _ munich yesterday. yes between president zelenskee of - munich yesterday. yes between president zelenskee of the - munich yesterday. yes between i president zelenskee of the ukraine and borisjohnson. president zelensky is saying he wants to slash the president to stop what he calls the president to stop

the sunday express front .ae. in les. the sunday express front -ae~ has in les.ob rees-mogg, - in les. the sunday express front - page has jacob rees-m099, brexit's page has jacob rees—mogg, brexit�*s big wins for britain. what he is doing in the paper, he is quoted saying, in orderfor me to do my job, i need your wisdom. saying, in orderfor me to do my job, i need yourwisdom. a saying, in orderfor me to do my job, i need your wisdom. a direct appeal to the public. i ask you to write to me for the regulations you want abolished. it is an interesting approach. he wants to know what people want but can it be delivered? what it tells you he has not got an idea in his head beyond these headlines. he has been pro—except for years now and the fact that he does not walk in with an agenda tells you an awful lot about him. he makes a lot of noise, hot air, privilege and education but not very much intellect and analytical brain. these are all my personal views. the point is, he has done nothing to disabuse one of that impression about his abilities. he is incredibly good

that leads us to the sunday express on the front page there, i express on the front page there, bullishnsure that he is able to stay and it says here he pledged to warm the cockles of tory hearts as he made a deal with the backbenchers. how does one do that? i probably should not go into that in a family show but i do think... i hear the sound in a family show but i do think... i hearthe sound in in a family show but i do think... i hear the sound in the background of the clutching at straws, this dreadful phrase being used, again massively self aggrandising, operation safe egg dog. and the desperation of the prime minister now of what works, what is the red meat we can send to foaming at the mouth tories, cut taxes, slimly government, lots of terrible announcements made when this operation first began and for media absolutely unwarranted and over—the—top attacks on the bbc, the suggestion that the royal navy would patrol the channel and turned back boats of refugees which the royal navy has since said it would not do, that smacks of such a lot of desperation to me but it shows the dire

the sunday express says brexit�*s big wins are coming soon — that's according to new brexit opportunitiesterjacob rees mogg, who's been speaking to the paper. the sunday telegraph claims russia is planning a "false flag" attack as a pretext for an invasion of ukraine as soon as wednesday. the sunday times leads with comments from the defence secretary, ben wallace, who's likened western efforts to counter russian aggression against ukraine to appeasement before world war ii. the sunday mirror quotes a source as saying that murderer levi bellfield's alleged confession to carrying out the murders of lin and megan russell was, in the paper's words, "a sickjoke." the people says a book by prince harry do to be published later this year will contain criticism of his stepmother, the duchess of cornwall. let's begin. the first paper we're going to look at is the sunday times. this has the with of munich. the policy in the 1930s trying to stop the war with germany. kate, do you want to begin? what's the article saying in more detail? ~ �* , ., ., ., detail? well, there's quite a lot of coveraue d

meanwhile the sunday express looks at covid rules, saying a �*defiant�* prime minister plans to �*axeons in england. the sunday mirror says there's an investigation into whatsapp messages made by staff at a firm paid by the home office. the sunday times front page looks into the wealthy donors for the conservative party, said to have joined a secret advisory board. and the mail on sunday says that former deputy pm nick clegg is at the centre of a leak inquiry, after concerns were raised he was receiving secret information on plans to regulate facebook. let's start off with the observer front page and a lot of the pages concentrated on the crisis in ukraine and fears of a very imminent invasion. this is looking further ahead, assuming there is a russian invasion that the rest is planning to arm a resistance movement in ukraine if russian forces do go in. yes, there is growing acceptance that russia is going to go into ukraine and today is a really crucial day because we were told that the russian troops were withdrawing, we will know whether many of them have moved as the day goes on.

the sunday express says brexit�*s big wins are coming soon. according to new brexit opportunities ministerjacob rees—mogg, who's been speaking to the paper. the sunday telegraph claims russia is planning a "false flag" attack as a pretext for an invasion of ukraine as soon as wednesday. the sunday times leads with comments from the defence secretary, ben wallace, who's likened western efforts to counter russian aggression against ukraine to appeasement before world war ii. the independent has president biden calling on russia to pull its troops back. its front page also marks the occasion of chelsea becoming football's world champions. the sunday mirror quotes a source as saying that murderer levi bellfield's alleged confession to carrying out the murders of lin and megan russell was, in the paper's words, "a sickjoke". the people says a book by prince harry due to be published later this year will contain criticism of his stepmother the duchess of cornwall. and the mail on sunday also leads with the royal family. the paper says prince charles

lion hearts was the headline on the sunday express, showing to ukrainian troops. nday mirror uses the same photo with the headline, the fight is here. and on the daily score star, a photo of the defiant ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv, with the headline, we will not run and hide. russia's invasion of ukraine and the impact that it is already having on or wallet, after this short break. ready having on or wallet, after this short break >> as president biden looks to cripple russia with damaging sanctions, the conflict in ukraine has roiled global markets, and it's threatened to continue to drive up gas and food prices here at home, even more. oil prices hit more than $100 a barrel thursday, that's the first time that has happened since 2014. although they have since come down. we will, markets rebounded friday with the dow investor leveraged gaining 800 points. that is its biggest day of gain in more than a year, but inflation remains high. talk us through this, the potential economic repercussions, we can do business reporter soviet marcellus. what should ame

line hearts is the headline from the sunday express with a i from the sunday express with a full—pagee will not run and hide says the daily _ soldiers. we will not run and hide says the daily star, _ soldiers. we will not run and hide says the daily star, quoting i says the daily star, quoting president zelenskyy. the paper reports that the defiant leader has been on the streets of kyiv as russian troops came up against fierce resistance. in the biggs bought story linked to ukraine, the back page of the telegraph reporting that abramovich has left the stewardship —— left chelsea in chat —— the steward ship of its charitable arm. we now speak to natalie who lives in the eastern outskirts of kyiv and we speak to her now. thank you for being with us this morning. i know it is a difficult time for you right now. how are you?— difficult time for you right now. how are you? good morning. it is hard to say _ how are you? good morning. it is hard to say how — how are you? good morning. it is hard to say how we _ how are you? good morning. it is hard to say how we are _ how are you? good morni

in berlin thousands gathered at the park on sunday to express their outrage over the russia invasion.scent taking to the streets to condemn russia's aggression. to madrid, wrapped in ukraine's color, yellow and blue, while speaking out over the invasion. >>> we will take a break, and when we come back we will talk about how putin's invasion may not have been going as he planned it. and turkey moves to limit russian ships. that, too, when we come back. ♪ i'm getting vaccinated with prevnar 20. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20. because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 65 or older you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20 is approved in adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. in just one dose. even if you've already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, ask your doctor if prevnar 20 could help provide additional protection. don't get prevnar 20 if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vac

in berlin, thousands gathered at teagarden park sunday to express their outrage over the russian invasionv, thousands of israelis, including many of ukrainian dissent took to the streets to condemn russia's aggression. a ukrainian brewery is contributing to the fight in their own special way, serving up molotov cocktails instead of the usual beer. they made a special label featuring an image of russian president vladimir putin. last week the ukrainian ministry of defense encouraged defense encouraged them to make molotov cocktails to combat the russian, even providing instructions on how to make them online. i'm anna coren in hong kong. our breaking news coverage continues after this short break. please stay with cnn. check out this vrbo. oh man. ♪ come on. ♪ ♪ come on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nat

the sunday express focuses on borisjohnson's ongoing efforts to firm up support for his leadership. wing policies. the sunday times leads on its own investigation into private schools gaming covid to boost grades. the paper says teachers at dozens of private schools at least doubled the proportion of a*s given to their a level pupils compared with 2019, when children last sat public exams. and bbc news online has a report about the winner of this year's international garden photographer of the year. magda wasiczek, from poland, won it for the third time with this picture of a butterfly. iam squinting, i am squinting, it looks like... it looks beautiful. it is called stardust, it is a butterfly, but to me itjust looks very abstract. it me it just looks very abstract. it looks like an abstract painting. i can't see the butterfly, i feel like we're looking at one of those magic eye pictures. i we're looking at one of those magic eye pictures-— eye pictures. i also feel we are robabl eye pictures. i also feel we are probably not — eye pictures. i also feel we are probably not qualified -

sunday morning in manhattan. politicians and celebrities expressing their shock and sadness. acclaimed actres viola davis tweeting for those that suffer in silence please know you are not alone. the new york police department confirming they're investigating the circumstances of her tragic death her family devastated, saying in a statement that the 30-year-old inspired others around the world with her beauty and strength. a working attorney, based in north carolina before her pageant days, kryst was outspoken about social justice, honest about her own experiences with racism >> and the constant micro aggressions. >> miss usa! >> reporter: she then became the 2019 winner of the miss usa pageant, and for the first time, the reigning miss usa, miss teen usa and miss america were all black, inspiring a generation of women. >> her win was such a big win for me personally, she was the first miss usa that made me feel as if i could be miss usa. >> reporter: kryst went on to become an entertainment reporter. >> is there anything really cool, unique, exciting to expect next season? >>

and in berlin, thousands gathered at the park to express their outrage over the russian invasion. sunday marked the 28th screen actors guild awards, and the organizing group is showing support for artists still working in ukraine. ahead of the awards, the guild released a statement urging all nations to recognize and respect the freedom of the press, pleading for all workers to be kept safe amid russian attacks. award winners showed their support as well recognizing an ti -- artists who can't speak out under the rule of the russian president. >> the thing that's really distressed me is what's happening in russia to my fellow actors and actresses and performers and writers and critics. they are told under pain of high treason, that they can't say a word about ukraine. and i think that is pretty awful. and i think we should all stand together, and also for those people, the people in russia who don't like what's going on, and particularly the artists. and i think we should really join in celebrating them and hoping they can make a shift, as i believe they can. >> the screen actors guild ha

sunday. the u.s. team ended up taking the silver medal on social media. he expressed his disappointment. when you were on the couch. watching those great skaters on tv. >> studying. their jobs every night at the dinner table. and waking up at 04:00am or earlier to go into the rink and skate and 2 couple jumps. you no idea what you're getting into. but you had a dream. and you followed it. you made sacrifices for a new, dedicated your life to it. and today. you are that person. >> now says that this is not the end for him and this is setting him up. he says, to make a bigger comeback. 4.39. on the clock. government officials in china, by the way, are working right real hard right now to control the spread of covid-19. a professor in beijing says that the policies put in place to protect people are yes, very strict. we have matt barnes with a closer look. >> from all life is fairly normal for citizens outside of the closed loop. but controlling covid is still a top priority for government officials and it shows in their policies. where are >> i to restriction, totally change are nice. but

morning ahead of the opening of the newly built express lanes on highway one of one there between whipple avenue and redwood city and highway 85, 2, 37 and sundayansponder told her based on demand and where drivers entered the express lane carpools with three or more people, as well as busses can travel free of charge those driving clean air vehicles with a valid dvd cal qualify for 50% discount. these expressed signs, although they do allow for some marketing vehicles do provide from ability, relief and congestion relief by allowing and being able to collect tools on these areas where we anticipate to be able to spend it on other improvements within the county. when the entire us one on one expressing quarters complete, the bay area will enjoy better connectivity between two of california's most vital economic summers, san francisco and silicon valley. the express lanes will be in effect from five am to eight pm weekdays. california's become the first u. s state to register more than one million electric cars, according to bloomberg. as of december, 31st, california drivers had registered more than 663,000 purely electric cars and more than 37

inside of the church on sunday for a packed service. cardinal dolan expressedd culture to fight on. >> the stories that we are hearing are brave, independent people of honor and faith that are the citizens of ukraine that we've come to love and so respect are very inspirational to us. >> inspirational an understatement especially for the people i talked to at the protests. they're watching very closely as more protests are expected here in new york city and across the globe, bill, in coming days. >> bill: alexis mcadams watching that. thank you very much. >> dana: there are so many developments. stay tuned throughout the day. putin is on the move trying to press his advantage. ukrainians are fighting bravely and have the support from around the world. this is happening the day before the president of the united states gives his state of the union address. his first one. "america's newsroom" will be there and be in washington for president biden's first state of the union comes against the back drop of the war in ukraine. we'll have special coverage at 9:00 a.m.

expressive heat watch for later this week, temps close to 90 this weekend. >> what's the date? speaking of heat, advertisers are hoping their pricey commercials are on fire this sundaywe're getting plenty of sneak peeks. so, let's send it over to our own will ganss. >> yeah, that's right. when you think of the greatest super bowl ads, you think of apple 1984, you think of the budweiser frogs or you think of betty white in that snickers commercial. this year is already looking like there might be a classic or two on the way to game day. >> remember when you bought your first house? >> ahhh! >> hey! >> reporter: the price of a super bowl ad this year is scary high. companies paying up to $7 million for 30 seconds of airtime. a new peak for the big game. paul rudd and seth rogan teaming up for lay's. >> it is possibly going to win the "usa today" ad meter. there's a pretty good chance. >> reporter: meanwhile, real life couple scarlett johansson and colin jost bringing their work home with them in an ad for amazon. >> you have to do those love scenes with hot guys, is that fun or the worst? >> the worst. ♪ tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies ♪ >> reporter: and one o

sunday and the u.s. team took silver on social media. here's joe expressing his extreme disappointment. >> when you were on the couch. watching those great skaters on tv. studying. their jobs every night at the dinner table. and waking up at 04:00am or earlier to go into the rink and skate and 2 couple jumps. you no idea what you're getting into. but you had a dream. and you followed it. you made sacrifices for a new, dedicated your life to it. and today. you are that person. >> and i think what's killing these olympians, james, is that they are fine, meaning they feel fine. so it's not like, oh, i'm sick and now i can't skate. >> and he us a little competition and he's bought good kicking himself. go really. i can't state by myself. i find i tested positive. but it's just. >> trading frustrating. yeah. he said it's not the end for him. no, you know, he has perspective he 4 years from now. he says he's going to come back in when it all was just holder yeah. >> all right. we'll take a break. it is 6.27. another robbery is costing a business. thousands of dolla

sundays. bart was closing at 9:00 while it works on infrastructure projects. it will keep the midnight service for every day of the week. >>> new 101 express lanes in santa clara and san mateo have arrived. this morning was the opening ceremony. express lanes will run from santa clara line to whipple avenue in red wood city. the express lanes will charge tolls with goal of easing congestion. the northern end of the project will be completed later this year which will extend to i- 380. >>> new, in the north bay, sausalito is tearing down unauthorized homeless camp. >> about 50 people who live there now have no shelter. justin andrews went to the site and spoke with those being told they have to go. >> reporter: you said you've got the best one. >> yeah. >> reporter: clarence walks us to his home in his neighborhood. >> these were the only things surviving. >> reporter: for six months he has lived here and actually built this place by himself. >> they say you have to move and throw everything away. that's ridiculous. >> reporter: today is eviction day for about 50 people who lived in the homeless encampment. they're hurt and saddened because now they're kicked o

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sunday. the u.s. team ended up taking the silver medal on social media. joe expressed disappointment saying that he had isolated to the point of crushing loneliness to avoid the virus. but he also said, quote, this is not the end. this is a setup for a bigger comeback. where games in beijing are now the second olympics to be held during the pandemic. the summer olympics in tokyo are just 6 months ago because of covid delays. kron four's andrew martin has experience both olympics first 10 now and he's a closer look at how >> each city has handled the pandemic. >> tokyo twenty-twenty took place in 2021. covid-19 forcing the olympics to be postponed for the first time in history. but while that was happening, preparations continued for beijing you can imagine back in 2020 and the 2021 when international travel and those shipments with a seriously impacted and even suspends it in the and at that time, we still need to work with the ioc and that included paying close attention to how tokyo dealt with covid-19 testing daily temperature checks, social distancing, wearing mask

sunday night. bart san jose extension could be delayed until the year 2034. the feds are expressingown san jose. as we report a scathing new report calls the plan illogical and highly risky. >> the report is essentially 145 page reality check courtesy of the federal transportation administration and at an early stage deep dive into the details of the most complex projects in state history including a 48 foot wide tunnel stretching almost 5 miles underneath san jose and agency said the cost estimates and schedule were overly optimistic which created a misleading risk profile and one of the more glaring examples is the proposed single board tunnel located 86 feet underground. the estimated they can dig the tunnel at a rate of 44 feet per day and the feds say about 27 feet per day is more realistic and, as a result, tacked on an extra 14 months for the project. the current estimated completion date is 2030 with a budget of $6.9 million but the fta says it could take as long as 2034 and ballooned to $9.2 billion. >> as comfortable or uncomfortable as it is it is probably a good wake-up

the express looks at what it calls the pm's survival plan as borisjohnson pledged to warm the cockles of tory hearts. away from westminster, the sundayls latest analysis shows teachers at some private schools at least doubled the proportion of a stars handed out at a—level last year during covid. let's begin, pepper and rob standing by and starting with the sunday telegraph, this has settled the question many people wondered, if millet will be known as queen, queen consort when prince charles becomes king and we now have an answer —— camilla. we king and we now have an answer -- camilla. ~ ., ., .,, ., , camilla. we do and it was always thou~ht camilla. we do and it was always thought that _ camilla. we do and it was always thought that when _ camilla. we do and it was always thought that when the _ camilla. we do and it was always thought that when the current. thought that when the current monarch passes away and charles took the throne that camilla would be known as the princess consort because of a sense of the british public not quite accepting her as queen over some lingering resentment over the late princess of wales and indee

it is what i should say is being expressed as a very successful change, but you creating a government of course, very important to motivate people who wants you sunday country not to give up a job and she to a russian food. what about the ukranian president, he is said to still be in the country. how dangerous is the situation for him right now? ukrainian president to start saying he's going to say, you know, that he's the number one enemy for russia. right now, the number to enemy is his family, but you size, he's going to stay and everything. what we know about was his actions, policies in the next i was going to be to be, can read on a bit. you thought to try the again, did you say that he wants to actually hold on to all, to help with more military defensive assistance, but also in fact, you called on his cultural party and mr. duda to some help and mediate here that there is a sort negotiation possible. let me put in the basically brings back to you today she ation table. this is what you actually just and now why to go, which clearly tells you that you still some whole trying to trouble the really present going to food escalate into a pool as

express lanes on 101 farther north later this year. >>> starting on monday, every 14th, there will be some big changes to b.a.r.t. adding more options for riders to use especially on sundays. service will extend until midnight on sundays which means b.a.r.t. will be available until 5:00 a.m. every day of the week here also for the first time, five line service will be available on sundays until about 9:00 pmp with the exception for single trafficking on some sunday spear other changes include four trains per hour at episode until 9:00 and also improve connections on sundays with caltrain at the station and there will also be new transfer opportunities at mayfair. for the most part, weekday service remains the same. some departure times may have shifted slightly so make sure you take check the b.a.r.t. schedule before you head out the door but keep in mind , five line service now available on sundays and b.a.r.t. hours when abby 5:00 until midnight every day of the week. >>> coronavirus update parents did not want to hear. the fda is holding off on a public meeting to preview visors covid vaccine for children under five. >> the agency saying it needs more time. >> we reali

super bowl sunday is the biggest day for avocado -- functions and u.s. under armour expressedct supply chain issues to affect them through december. it will impact revenue, while gross margin is projected to fall due to higher freight expenses. haidi: let's take a look at commodities now. this is what we are facing, as we continue to see that's exuberant across the board -- that exuberance across the board in the commodity space. really holding above 95 bucks a barrel. we are concerns adding to that with ukraine tensions -- with supply concerns, as we also continue to watch some of the concerns over what $100 oil would mean when it comes to the global inflation shock. we are seeing a full -- when it comes to copper prices. bloomberg users of the terminal can read more about these stories at nitrade, nl. shery: canadian officials are preparing to reopen the ambassador bridge linking canada to the u.s. after police removed protesters. the five-day protest shut down the key trade artery between the two countries. let's bring in bloomberg's toronto chief. what exactly did these pr

sunday. the u.s. team did end up taking the silver and here is the social media were joe expressed his heartbreak. >>n the couch. watching those great skaters on tv. studying. there comes every night at the dinner table. and waking up at 04:00am or earlier to go into the rink and skate and 2 couple jumps. you no idea what you're getting into. but you had a dream. and you followed it. you made sacrifices for a new, dedicated your life to it. and today. you are that person. >> and now i mean, it felt like the end of the world for him because he had, you know, studied and tried and practiced and everything else sacrificed so much. but he says he's going to make a comeback and it will be bigger and better than ever. >> it's 9.41. and we'll be right back. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i lik

sunday morning, the rain will be light and patchy across england and wales. northern ireland and northern england gradually sing heavier rain. those bright greens. that will push into north wales, and steadily expressedfeature. gusting 60 mph on exposed coasts. that could hamper some of the clearing up processes we are still seeing under way because of storm eunice. but the temperatures will peak on the mild side, 13 celsius the hive. as we move into monday, it looks likely we will see plenty of isobars on the chart. again, another windy start to the day, particularfirst chart. again, another windy start to the day, particular first thing with gusts close to 50 mph. the wind should die down as we go through monday. a frequent rash of showers first thing in the morning. they should ease as well, allowing more sunshine to come through for some of us. despite the wind direction swinging to a north—westerly, because we've got more sunshine and it's the middle of february, quite strong now the sunshine is starting to build, so temperatures around 13 celsius. more wet weather to come. there is not much respite, i'm afraid, over the next few days. once again, still plenty of isobars on the chart, so still t

again, a al jazeera select express himself with madison and don't have the top stories on all of us. president joe biden is to convene a national security meeting on sunday to discuss the crisis in ukraine. ukrainian military says, rushing back separatists fired artillery on more than 30 areas in the east. multi nation monitoring agency, the o. s. c. record a, nearly 2005 violations on saturday. process says hypersonic missiles have been launched from so called strategic nuclear drills overseen by president vladimir putin. the kremlin denies the war games will increase tension. ukraine's president has warned, a war with russia will have a global consequences. let me zalinski told delegates of the unix security conference, but the international security infrastructure is proving inadequate in ukraine. he says his country is committed to peace, but world powers are failing. it showed legit persons to lead the bills into my shoes. really, there is no such thing as it is not my war in the 21st century. the annexation of crimea and the war in dumbass are a blow to the whole world. this is not about water ukraine. this is about water in europe. i mention this

expressed the degree of confusion about this. they don't appear to be receiving the same intelligence that the u. s. is receiving. and certainly in the course of the morning on the sunday, new shows, bite and administration, spokespeople continue to press and up the rhetoric in terms of imminent action. we heard from both the national security advisor and the pentagon spokesman saying once again, that invasion may be imminent. ordering americans to leave the country saying that they should do so as long as they are commercial flights available. so certainly the level of rhetoric continues to rise, although at the same time by didn't administration, supposed people are saying that they would far prefer a diplomatic initiative. and the door to that remains open and all the spokespeople people represented by the ministration. mike, they're all singing from broadly the same time sheet. if i can put it that way is make no doubt at all. this is a coordinated response. on this particular day, we've got the national security advisor, the spokesman for the pentagon, appearing on the news channels saying exactly the same thing. now one of the questions that was put to the pentag

stretch between palo alto and redwood city, active express lanes, make sure you have the fas trak set at bob talked about. all the way through saturday and sundaystbound across the san mateo bridge. it will remain open, but only one lane. san jose sees slowing at the bottom, tri-valley, typical. build for hayward. the bay bridge toll plaza still shows backup, but it's better movement. back to you. >>> 6:39 right now. a promising change for one who drives electric. coming up next on "today in the bay," the new federal help that will spark new access to charging stations across california. >> reporter: well, he haven't given us a name yet, but president biden is speaking to some degree about his possible picks for the supreme court. let's take you to the big board. not much movement. traders are curious about what the fed is going to do about all of this ar counting down to super bowl. yes, we are live from sofi stadium with a look at what to expect behind the actual gates. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too

sunday. and, mike, you were looking at some changes on the peninsula. >> we'll talk about it all week. on friday there's a new section of the express lanes that are opening up on 101. we'll show tu palo alto camera at the beginning of the new section. basically from mount view up to this point there are express lanes in place, and then continuing up toward whipple in redwood city, both directions are going to open starting friday, it will start charging. i remind you to go to bayareafasttrack.org, it allows you to switch based on three categories of people in your car, how many there are, one, two, or more. as we look at the rest of the freeways, traffic is flowing smoothly. nice drive toward the tri-valley. a little slowing for 84. no other issues for that portion of the tri-valley. contra costa valley shows a nice drive. highway 4 under a half hour from antioch to highway 242. mild slowing until you get to grant line and everything is at the limit of the dublin interchange. no delays getting through the east bay. >>> it's 5:21, coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a gig worker can't access his account f

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express lanes will charge tolls with goal of easing congestion. bart is bringing back the full slate of prepandemic services starting next week. bart will extend service to midnight on sundays and will continue to operate midnight service every night of the week. bart has been closing at 9:00 p.m. on sundays since the pandemic started as it works on infrastructure projects. >> thanks. >>> new, a food truck experiment on san francisco's great highway is ending after some intense push back from local businesses. outer sun set business owners expressed worries that food trucks would take away business from them prompting the halt. it is a sudden reversal from the rec and parks department which said it would be extending the program past the original three month time frame. the program will officially end this sunday. >>> 5:22. still ahead, if a bad break up is still bugging you, some zoos want to help. popular valentine's day event making its come back. >>> a new team bringing you >>> welcome back. here is your lunchtime forecast as we are looking at temperatures on the rise. plenty sunshine, so we are going to see highs soaring today, the warmest day of the week. in san franc

expressions. >> yes. i'm trying to figure out how i look with makeup on. j.r.: many in the east bay city of pleasant hill had their mask off on sunday, both indoors and out.y had it on and tell us it is staying on. >> this thing will still kill you. i'm not willing to put myself into position to get something that will give me problems in five years, two years, if i can avoid it. j.r.: one ucsf doctor says that while the situation is improving, a few thousand additional covid-related deaths are expected across the country over the course of the next month. >> i think that people are right in terms of re-engaging with life successfully. but there is still enough virus circulating around. many of these deaths, in fact the majority, are unvaccinated folks. j.r.: angela works at it -- as an er tech in a hospital. she says she has chain -- she has seen a shift in those coming in. >> it is more of the younger generation coming in, feeling sick and not being able to breathe. they are mostly unvaccinated. j.r.: yes, unvaccinated individuals are still being hit hard by covid, as others move to a certain level of comfort. >> right now, i feel kind of immune to covi

express. i don't know those who may have seen the article in the chronicle on sunday regarding the conservatorship numbers which that falls to the court and the public guardian's office. in the past year there were two conservatorships granted, and the year before there was one. we all know that there are far more people that would benefit from being conserved. i don't know that falls within the rubric of the police -- i mean of the fire commission, but it just seems to me that the fire department. i am echoing vice president n akajo. it feels like we are asked to do more and more interaction and treatment of people that ought to be conserved. i don't know if there is a way to bring forward the fact that, you know, to put pressure that these conservatorships be pursued. if they are not pursued by the public guardian, why have a conservatorship court when you end up after a year with two people? it would be like one of our services being out on the street all of the time and ending up serving two people in a year. we wouldn't maintain the program. i just wanted to express that to the extent that it

sunday morning." freedom of speech, it's guaranteed by the first amendment of the constitution, but it is complicated. what if you don't agree with the views someone else is expressing and slander aren't legally protected, but most speech, however unpopular, is. and as david pogue documents, in recent months there are those both on the right and the left who would like to do away with the books, words, and tweets they object to. >> reporter: we've always been proud of our freedom of speech. >> if you don't agree, please just observe. >> reporter: so these days why are so many people trying to shut each other up? >> there has been a tsunami of laws all over the world that restrict free speech. our understanding of the first amendment and understanding of free speech is evolving. >> the proposed law says that teachers should be loyal. it is a really scary time to be a teacher. >> reporter: coming up on "sunday morning," the rising cost of free speech. >> puley: real-life wife and husband sarah jessica parker and matthew broderick are headed back to broadway after a lengthy ind intermission due to covid-19. this morning they give us a peak behind the curtain. march 202

sunday. listen here. >> what is your worst nightmare? >> our worst nightmare would come here, travel from, across this region or internationally to try to use this location as a soft target, to express of terrorist act. that would be my worst nightmare. reporter: now given l.a.'s recent surge in violent crime and the highly publicized nature of that crime surge, i also asked the chief, if visitors from out of town should feel safe here? listen to that conversation. what would you say to the average person coming from cincinnati, are they safe in l.a.? >> in fax i believe they are safer in l.a. than they are in cincinnati. reporter: there are 40, federal, state, local agencies, ashley, involved in what is a huge security operation. they're throwing a security net over entirety of l.a. they seem confident at the moment that net will essentially be impregnable. ashley? ashley: very good. jonathan, thank you very much. the super bowl as we know taking place in southern california where crime is on the rise. but east coast is also frustrated by the crime wave, including one al sharpton. listen to this. >> gow to a local pharmacy, duane reade or rite aid, any of them you have got to get s