u. c. had to step in. eventually the teams made it out into the ice wearing medical masks. it might be the 1st time in history of ice coffee that a game is played with players wearing protective masks. and on sunday, it was also the case of the same old story. still making waves a noise here in beijing when russian skia alexander bush in off one r o c's. first gold in a 30 kilometer race and a journalist from a u outlet. frisky. i asked him a question whether he felt that when was clean, which turn off quickly refuted and rebutted that question, saying that the journalist should come and see them train. after that, the journalist will no longer ask such questions, according to what shall not, in any case, i'm keeping you updated on everything that is happening here at the winter olympics, and by jane. my name is alexia, chefs, the rp reporting from beijing and china. to the head, we dig deeper into the crypto currency mining in russia, revealing something of a hidden world among our stories coming up after the break. stay with oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in t

u. c. had to step in, eventually the teams made it out into the ice wearing medical masks. it might be the 1st time in history of ice coffee that a game is played with players wearing protective masks. and on sunday, it was also the case of the same old story, still making waves a noise here in beijing when russian ski.

u. c. had to step in. eventually the teams made it out into the ice wearing medical masks that might be the 1st time in history of ice coffee, that a game is played with players wearing protective masks. and on sunday, it was also the case of the same old story. still making waves a noise here in beijing, when russian skia alex on the bush and off one r o c's 1st gold in a 30 kilometer race and a journalist from a u outlet free. skia asked him a question whether he felt that wind was clean, but an off quickly refuted, and rebutted that question, saying that the journalist should come and see them train. after that, the journalist will no longer ask such questions according to was turned off. in any case, i'm keeping you updated on everything that is happening here at the winter olympics and beijing. my name is alexia, p reporting from beijing and china. all right, sir. sir, are you one day? did there cover one this? what is called the started nationals, world news at 9 pm with me, kevin, are go

u. c. had to step in, eventually the teams made it out into the i swearing medical masks. it might be the 1st time in history of ice coffee that a game is played with players wearing protective masks. and on sunday, it was also the case of the same old story, still making waves a noise here in beijing when russian skia, alexander bush and off one r o c's 1st gold in a 30 kilometer race and a journalist from a u. yes, i'll let frisky. i asked him a question whether he felt that wind was clean, which an off quickly refuted, and rebutted that question, saying that the journalist should come and see them train after that, the journalist will no longer ask such questions according to wilson off. in any case, i'm keeping you updated on everything that is happening here at the winter olympics, and by jane. my name is alexia shasky, rp reporting from beijing and china, or the south internationals will be at 10 pm with me. kevin, i am so fast on by for next show's in your part of the world, and of course, all our latest and your chance can evolve the conversation, auntie dot com as

u. c. had to step in, eventually the teams made it out into the i swearing medical masks. it might be the 1st time in history of ice coffee that a game is played with players wearing protective masks. and on sunday, it was also the case of the same old story, still making waves a noise here in beijing when russian skia, alexander bush and off one r o c's 1st gold in a 30 kilometer race. and a journalist from a u. s. outlet free skia asked him a question whether he felt that wind was clean, which an off quickly refuted, and rebutted that question, saying that the journalist should come and see them train. after that, the journalist will no longer ask such questions, according to was turned off. in any case, i'm keeping you updated on everything that is happening here at the winter olympics in beijing. my name is alexia p reporting from beijing and china. many thanks for joining us. hey, on asi international, we're back in 30 minutes with the very latest the that, ah, i oh, when i was sure seemed wrong when i just don't hold any world yet to see how dizzy, because the africa

the nearest airport is where the front lines are and where things are very hectic. indeed, we had the u. s. c. yesterday. come out and say, tell people that, that registered $1600.00 violations, which is an extraordinary amount considering that in previous days, that british the $1200.00 who so violations per day. nevertheless, this, this activity has been hard and see all over the front line here in east and ukraine along the periphery of where the belligerents are the ukrainian military in the break way provinces of deanna and elena tax are corresponded. my colleague and friend from our arabic channel, they came under fire yesterday while trying to film the results of shelling, insights of a also located here. nice the nuclear 3 please. it is for so the from a doing this with yourself. serial 3. what, what is go? what not because of because this to death backups the real sister. only grant's current will surely wait for the wait, sir. put out and this is a silly solicitor who is thoroughly lum booker, if we did so. she did it. the it is worth of course, mentioning that violations have been

c r u. s. customs and immigration, and then we had to wait in our hotel room for that all important negative test result. thankfully i got it, which means i can answer the bubble properly, but the bubble is effectively a 50 within the 50. we can already be in the hotel games venues. special transport takes us in retreat. and as you can see behind me, the olympic stadium is that this is as far as we can go within this media compound, we're take it off. we're watching the people on the other side. they're watching us . it's a really bizarre situation. got these. these aren't the 1st games to take place during the crone of iris pandemic. have you have the feeling that paging was able to learn from tokyo? i think in many ways tokyo was to play prince and beijing has taken that and they will say improved on it. the bubble is certainly fostering to hear that forget china has a 0 cove policy. it wants to stop the spread of the virus, eradicates it completely. so what that means in practice for these olympics are we are completely sealed off. whereas in tokyo, there was a bubble, the bubble load, ho

u. k. c. so the government will see it as of indication of, for their policies. however, it is of course, in the context of, of the u. k. having suffered enormously independent make, had the biggest recession in a 100 years. so it has to bounce back from a place that was pretty dark actually for, for the economy. and of course, also followed of british people. and we also know that the economy is still being hit by brag seat and u. k. economy. so the government own figures say that there is 4 percent of the g, d p being knocked off. and in the median herment, we will see there will be a foot further problems at the borders when there are basic new new laws between the you and you, kate trophy, come into place. so it's our welcome news for now, but it's definitely not plain sailing with the a u. k. economy in the larger context burg martin london. thank you. now, 2 years ago, m u s. e car maker, tesla started building a factory outside of berlin. it is now ready to start rolling out new cars, but production is yet to start necessary permits buyer authorities are still pending. environmental robes and local residents had voiced concerns. for example, over the water cons

u. k. c. so the government will see it as of indication of, for their policies. however, it is of course, in the context of, of the u. k. having suffered enormously independent make, had the biggest recession in a 100 years. so it has to bounce back from a place that was pretty dark actually for, for the economy. and of course, also for a lot of british people. and we also know that the economy is still being hit by brakes. it add u k. economy. so the government own figures say that out there is 4 percent of the g, d p being knocked off and in the median permit, we will see there will be a foot further problems at the borders when there are basic new new laws between the e. u and u. k. traffic common to place. so it's our welcome news for now, but it's definitely not plain sailing with the a u. k. economy in the larger context. now to some of the other mobile business stories making news. the white house is warning the chip in history to diversify its supply chain and kate, in case russia retaliate against, threaten us export curve by blocking access to a central materials in many companies. and the semiconductor industry purchase metals and earth from russia and ukra

c. okay. you had there what the international reaction is, what the u. s. is doing. well, let's take you back to ukraine itself. now. it's being attacked on all sides by russia to the north east. the south and the west. all eyes are on key f. it's being pounded by missiles and motion forces of entered a northern suburb and of surrounded the city. fierce fighting is taking place in the regions of sumi house and ukraine's 2nd largest city cock eve. the mayor there has told all residence to hide in bomb shelters and in the port city of monte or pole, close to rebel held areas in the east. at least $35.00 residents have been injured after fighters backing pro russian separatists fired at civilian buildings. our correspondent charles stratford began his day in mario pole before heading to nipple in central ukraine. it describes what he saw while crossing through multiple conflict zones. please started in mariel pool that very important strategic coastal city naval pours on the as of see in the south east there was heavy sharing there to the east of the city. we understand

u. s. you talk about how an and c s come on handling company had access to the former. is gracie a boss general betray us? he's being interviewed quite a lot at the moment because of the ukraine. conflict is a great for his great insights into that conflict. i mean, obviously for to skew the essay s, they all deny they're doing anything wrong. they'd say they're just trying to help the african people with their mining practices. what were they doing in this region and having to with a having to negotiate with well, that we're trying to make money. i mean, one of the interesting things in that for the sky, mitchell, which is, you don't know, is the largest mining companies in australia, or it's run by and forest is, was phase, which is man, he has ambition is to be one of the largest angie companies. in the world, which might sound like hyperbole buddies, the incredibly stiffly very powerful man. he had a vision on the show. i should just say he denies all wrong during he does. he doesn't day his company does as well, and his company signed a deal. this is not a secret,

u. s. intelligence with g c. h q here in britain is bugging everyone's. well, well, phony had to take refuge in moscow. so what difference is it, i mean, your phone was probably bugged under that mess, surveillance system exposed by snowden. anyway, i'm reality is that we do see that a number of countries, a knology and on our way. and then not only under my, under my ability to do their job. and we know people are in our ability to treat that with me. and the reality is that he had real world consequences. i mean, you mentioned a g, a cases where just happened in an entirely by spyware. so we have, i mean, i mean obviously i'm presuming this has nothing to do with the lebanese and internal security forces, information division and the reporting that they have dismantled more than 15 separate israeli espionage networks. i mean, you don't think this is the israeli state. this is a client of anna, so group that good will be no israel at all. i have no way of controlling whether it is really government or not a, a responsible. i don't really know what information the access to just from my and i have no k

had tons, reports from washington, d. c. we have reasonably, the russian forces are planning to attend to attack ukraine on friday. joe biden stump, many of the u. s. as allies like catholic oracle, stating that love him a fusion, had made up his mind to invade ukraine. in the coming days. and on sunday, the president convened a meeting of his national security council to discuss the situation ahead of that meeting. the us secretary of state reaffirmed that despite the president's announcement diplomacy was still an option until it settled until we know that the, the tanks rolling, the planes are flying and the aggression has, has fully begun. we're going to do everything we kind of prevented, but we're prepared either way and we're prepared with a response. it will have massive consequences for russia. it actually carries the through. lincoln said he hoped, a forthcoming meeting this week with his russian counterpart would address both preventing war and addressing mutual security concerns for the us, europe and russia in dollars. the russian and ukrainian basset to the u. s. were also on the sunday talk tre. circuit. i'm totally, anton, of de

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u. s, but germany actually could have gotten a lot worse super dickens most could one. even his campaign promises had an n c. 17 rating. anyway, germany spent a $109000000.00 on their entire election. how much did you spend? so 2020 election cost $14400000000.00 over $14000000000.00. that's more than the gross domestic product of mozambique. and they have mccoy and a math that help with fertility. so you know, they're pulling in some cash. if i was going to go with upon, i would have said they're moving some units, but i would never do that. i would never do that. and let me repeat the 2 candidates who spend the most meaning the to corporate candidates. when the elections, 100 percent of the time, which is like all of the percentages that there are. this is a real photo of what it looks like to win a senate seat, except nowadays that white guy would claim he's half black, half gay, and used to be in the cia point is, this is a rig system. no wonder the latest poll show both parties are hated and more americans view themselves as independent than either republican or democrat. every trip to the ballot box is

c position. and the u. s. has sense weapons and trainers, but no one is sending soldiers. inflation in the u. s. has had its highest level and for decades the consumer price index rose by 7.5 percent over the 12 months to january energy cost. so the biggest jump, fair up, 27 percent as president joe biden says, forecast show inflation will ease by the end of the year. a figures has strengthened expectations that the u. s. central bank, the federal reserve or raise rates as early as march the u. s. a set a trial, a program or migrant. some refugees call to the border with mexico were placed into so called home curfew. it's deemed to be a cheaper alternative than detention centers, but the move has been criticized by rights groups. rob ronald supports from los angeles is turned out in 2020 years. the cobra 19 pandemic rage migrants in the u. s. government detention facilities in california protested and went to court over dangerous conditions in a final settlement reached late last month. the federal immigration enforcement agency, ice and private for profit prison corporations agreed to safety, protectio

u. s. game developer epic games also filed an anti trust complaint in 2020 apple c. e o jim cook had to defend himself in court. this is about the streaming app all about saying anyone. this is about giving us all a chance and access to the market and the tech companies decide under what conditions others can enter their system. in the process, they collect oceans of data. facebook holding company meta alone, as a total of 3000000000 users. thanks to it's acquisitions of whatsapp and instagram . shashana zuba off and author and professor america at harvard cause it surveillance capitalism. they invade our private lives through surveillance. they extract from our lives rendering what they extract as behavioral data. and then they claim those behavioral data as their private property. that's how surveillance capitalism works. this is a fundamentally illegitimate operation. the deed is used to advertise products and for political campaigns. surveillance, capitalism became the dominant economic paradigm. and it went from google to facebook from facebook, it became the default option in t

u. s department of justice says it has recovered the coins, its largest ever financial seizure. let's get more from cher baton. has been washington d. c. she had possibly, cont, all these arrests for the dear j was about justice. it was clear that they really wanted to get that message across. no matter what people may have heard bitcoin, and other crypto currency is traceable by their investigators. that it is not a safe space for, for crime. the crypt currency space is something that they are there are opportunities up to monitoring. so look, looking at this case for 2016, we have a virtual currency exchange called bit 5 x, which is where people go to buy bitcoin using dollars and convert bitcoin and into dollars that was hack into and $71000000.00 worth of bitcoin were taken now, the reason why these enormous thing is being trained around today, a $4500000000.36, is the value of bitcoin and has, has grown so greatly in that 5 year period. so about $71000000.00. that's worth $4500000000.00 of which the d r james recovered $3600000000.00. this couple links to sign and, and have a morgan at the morgan. very interesting. go to google, who by th

c. and which they've said that it's based on threats that do not exist that the u. s. a and nate, so do not threaten russia at all. now, earlier we had heard from germany here in berlin while i'm speaking to you from the german chancellor, all sholtes addressing the bond, the stock, which he said that that would be a real change in german policy. that confirmed berlin would be sending weaponry to ukraine. now we also said that there would be a major increase in defense spending on the german military, and that all of this was linked to russia, actions in ukraine. 14, let's not kid ourselves prudent will not change his course overnight. but very soon, the russian leadership will feel the high price. it is paid already in the last week. the russian stock market sank by more than 30 percent. that shows our sanctions are working and we reserve the right to impose further sanctions like the british foreign secretary list trust has also been speaking on sunday. she's warned about the potential of the military actions taking place in ukraine, spilling over into a conflict in the wider region. this long running conflict is about freedom and

against u c l a harris was the subject of a restraining order after he's accused of sending threatening messages to a uc irvine professor. >> today, barr reopen the powell street station bathroom. they had been closed for more than 20 years. officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning restrooms at 10 of bart's underground stations have been closed since 9.11, because of safety concerns. bart says the bathrooms are the first to reopen as part of an effort to prioritize the needs of riders. they say the bathrooms will look similar to the ones that you see an airport. bart says that they're going to reopen those bathrooms at the 9th team street station in downtown oakland little later on this month. >> and this just in to the kron 4 news room. the san francisco police department is looking to end in agreement with the district attorney's office regarding investigations involving officers. they reached a deal last july to let the da's office lead independent investigations into officer-involved shootings in custody. deaths and use of force incidents resulting in serious injuries. the cda buddy there. but according to the police chief bill scott in san francisco, an investigator fr

and, and we've had extensive coverage of the recent days about the sort of refugee accidents from this country as well as numbers, climbing rapidly at the u. n. a. c, r, the refugee, which is actually the un talking about 400000, almost 400000 people having left in the last 45 days. and that number potentially set to rise to anything up to 4000000 suggest you and hcr e. you estimates. if this war goes on in the trajectory that currently is at perhaps as many as 7000000 people pouring out across these countries. borders. yes . speaking at the you and human rights council that was in antonio. good terrace. the council. just an hour or so ago held a vote on the ukrainian commission is request for an urgent debate to be held that vote passed handsomely. so they will be an urgent debate held. you and human rights council. this is again the wheels of international diplomacy at the highest level, continuing to turn and ever more signs of russia's extreme isolation. it is well known that the majority of you and members are poor. what is going on here? russia's allies in this infinitely small and the russian commissioner speaking on before that votes that

she had returned c reports as president of the security council. it fell to russia to list b, u and member states who co sponsored a resolution opposing its use of force against ukraine and calling for an unconditional withdrawal. but so on the angry with him ali, the resolution did gained the sport of 11 members of the council with china, india, and the united arab emirates abstaining. as expected, russia used its veto power. russia, you can be told this resolution, but you cannot veto our voices. you cannot be tell the truth. you cannot veto our principles. you cannot detail the ukrainian people. the russian ambassador counted that the resolution was imbalanced for not mentioning the shelling of don bounced by the ukrainian government, nor the failure by kiev and the west to implement the 2015 piece deal. and he added this lumpkin. your son told me to go to see you in the midst of them. i will refrain from listening out the aggressions carried out by the united states in their history. but you are in no position to moralize. the you are succeeded them avoiding a chinese veto w

c members. these monitors are americans. busy but there is no doubt that this overseas, a wiring development when it comes, obviously a day or hours after we've had these announcements from the u. s. evacuating, it's an embassy staff to a consulate closer to the polish border, and we understand or over a dozen other countries saying that their citizens, nationals should if they can leave ukraine as quickly as possible. of course, the ukranian government here saying that certainly the president yesterday president zelinski saying that the biggest enemy, for the people of ukraine at the moment is actual panic. a situation here remains very calm, certainly in car cave in the east of the country. but sir, this announcement from the o. s. c also comes a couple of days after a press conference by the dpr lead, other the leader of the self declared to many people's republic, a dentist for shilling, saying that you are accusing the ukrainians of what he said of planning a military solution to this conflict. he said that he was very skeptical as to whether they would be a peaceful resolution in the east. and yesterday there was reports of an explosion inside don acts. and this coming p

u c. berkeley infectious disease expert dr john schwartzberg. masking has proven itself effective against much more than covid. last year was something i had never seen before. the low number of cases very little influenza, in fact, by paying attention to all the guidelines as i'm required to do as a reporter. what i found out is in the last two years. i never got covid. i never got the flu. i never even got a cold. i think we all have to be careful. we can't just run headlong into you know mass groups. when i think i need to wear a mask. i'll put one on being such a tourist destination. will kind of bring our economic situation back to a nice neutral. this point. we wear it as a staff just because we're seeing so many people every single day that well, it's more practical for you know when we do the haircut, and it's more enjoyable. time when talking and communicating. don't forget. all counties have the final say, which is why some, such as santa clara and los angeles maintained mandates. they also maintain something else if we have a new variant or a huge spike, they also maintain the right to put us right back where we were so be caref

u c. berkeley infectious disease expert dr john schwartzberg. masking has proven itself effective against much more than covid. last year was something i had never seen before. the low number of cases just very little influenza, in fact, by paying attention to all the guidelines as i'm required to do as a reporter. what i found out is in the last two years. i never got covid. i never got the flu. i never even got a cold. i think we all have to be careful. we can't just run headlong into you know mass groups. when i think i need to wear a mask. i'll put one on being such a tourist destination. will kind of bring our economic situation back to a nice neutral. point we wear it as a staff just because we're seeing so many people every single day that well, it's more practical for you know when we do the haircut, and it's more enjoyable time. when talking and communicating. the law says all counties do indeed have the final say, which is why some, such as santa clara in los angeles maintained mandates, but all kennedy's also maintain the power if necessary to reinstate mandates reporting live tom vacar ktvu fox to everyone has a very different,

u c. berkeley infectious disease expert dr john schwartzberg. masking has proven itself effective against much more than covid. last year was something i had never seen before. the low number of cases very little influenza, in fact, by paying attention to all the guidelines as i'm required to do as a reporter. what i found out is in the last two years. i never got covid. i never got the flu. i never even got a cold. i think we all have to be careful. we can't just run headlong into. you know mass groups. when i think i need to wear a mask. i'll put one on being such a tourist destination. will kind of bring our economic situation back to a nice neutral. dew point we wear it as a staff just because we're seeing so many people every single day that well, it's more practical for you know when we do the haircut, and it's more enjoyable time. when talking and communicating all counties have the final say, which is why some , such as santa clara in los angeles maintained mandates. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. what the majority of the bay area's following the state's mask changes. santa clara county is not. county health officials there say well

u c. berkeley infectious disease expert dr john schwartzberg. masking has proven itself effective against much more than covid. last year was something i had never seen before. the low number of cases very little influenza, in fact, by paying attention to all the guidelines as i'm required to do as a reporter. what i found out is in the last two years. i never got covid. i never got the flu. i never even got a cold. i think we all have to be careful. we can't just run headlong into. you know mass groups. when i think i need to wear a mask. i'll put one on being such a tourist destination. will kind of bring our economic situation back to a nice neutral. dew point we wear it as a staff just because we're seeing so many people every single day that well, it's more practical for you know when we do the haircut, and it's more enjoyable. ah time when talking and communicating. all counties have the final say, which is why some, such as santa clara in los angeles maintained mandates. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. i'm just a gary in the south bay, where left or right for some residents doesn't pertain to politics, but instead, indoor mask mandate

c. we have reasonably, the russian forces are planning to attend to attack ukraine on friday. joe biden stump, many of the u. s. as allies like categorically stating that love him a fusion, had made up his mind to invade ukraine in the coming days. and on sunday, the president convened a meeting of his national security council to discuss the situation ahead of that meeting. the us secretary of state reaffirmed that despite the president's announcement diplomacy was still an option until it settled until we know that the, the tanks are rolling plains are flying and the aggression has, has fully begun. we're going to do everything we kind of prevented, but we're prepared either way and we're prepared with a responsive, we'll have massive consequences for russia if it actually carries the through. lincoln said he hoped, a forthcoming meeting this week with his russian counterpart would address both preventing war and addressing mutual security concerns for the us, europe and russia in dollars. the russian and ukrainian i'm back to this to the u. s. were also on the sunday talk to circuit. i'm totally, anton, of denied any invasion of ukraine was planned. he said moscow's prior

the lead scientist from u c l a said, we need to be preparing for conditions in the future that are quote far worse than this. all around the bay area. we definitely had a pattern change and moving in earlier today. and with that we are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees cooler this afternoon under partly sunny skies and breezy conditions. the only thing missing is the rain and fortunately giving you a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary, where we had mostly cloudy skies for most of the day, and then we finally broke away to partly cloudy in some sunshine out there as we get a little bit closer to sunset in the next hour or so, here's a look at the 24 hour temperature change. notice just how much cooler down by 20 degrees right now in hayward, down by 16 in nevado at the inner east bay down by 18 and livermore. 21 in san jose san jose right now, 57 degrees when san jose had been reaching in the upper seventies in recent days into the north bay, 51 in nevada, and right now, san francisco is only 52 so even a little bit below average for this time of year. storm tracker to here showing you we've got the clouds overhead. you may see a little

u c l a's drake stadium, which will be their practice field for the week. yeah. bengals fans generating some big. this is for air bnb in southern california. the home run. king service says it. >> had a 2000% increase in la reservations. the day after the bengals won the afc championship that would bring millions of dollars in rental fees collectively to air bnb and its host. the service reports lana hosted the super bowl in 2019 local host earned nearly 3 and a half million dollars from some 11,000 guests warm here in the bay. but the hot temperatures in southern california this week could mean the bengals and rams. >> but be playing in 87 degree weather sunday. and if temperatures reach that high, it would be a super bowl record. the hottest super bowl so far was played in la at the memorial coliseum in 1973. 84 degrees at kickoff. then and there is no rain in the forecast before sunday night here in the bay. not down there. but is there any relief on the way? chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will let us know after the break. >> also coming up tonight at 8.30, in one week. the state of california says you can ditch your face mask, but will the rules be the same in all bay area

u. s. secretary of state. what again, in light of some of the confusion that had occurred just 24 hours earlier, i kimberly thinks about take him to hug the in washington d. c. i will come back to ukraine and later in the program, but 1st that heavy gunfire and explosions and guinea bizarre have been described as an attempt to qu by the west african regional organization. echo us there is no clue who was shooting as the cabinet meeting was held with the president and prime minister in the capitol beside. but let's speak to nicholas hackers. falling developments from docker in senegal joins us on skype. and nick, we've 1st got wind of this walk 2 or 3 hours ago, details was scanned, then any more information coming in. so the precarious call there's less of a gun to fire in the capitol. so am i witness? have been see soldiers going towards the television, the national television broadcaster, the national television channel, where i live, is he, he installations key buildings in the capital, whether it be the presidential hell is the government policy in the interior ministry and so, so those elements are in the hands of the military, the question now is, are