and that is how it would end final score. 72 to 56 u c l a saint mary's great season. ments tonight on site at the moda center reporter aj mccord joins us now live, a j started out to be a pretty good game there in the beginning. but how is ucl a kind of able to pull away? >> they just kept chipping away and chipping away at the gaels. but kate, i had to tell you, after the after the first round here in portland, drew timmy of gonzaga saying he thinks it's about time that nationally the wcc gets a little bit more respect a little bit more attention. and saint mary's certainly showing why today going toe to toe with the bruins for much of that 1st half. but when tommy kuz, he doesn't hit his first three-pointer until until the 2nd half and finishes one of 7 from 3. the gaels are simply going to struggle. so randy bennett getting this team to their highest seed in program history. but the run does. and tonight, the clock strikes midnight on these gales with them getting bounced in ncaa tournament in the second round. but no doubt the gaels finding their footing here in po

they will take on u c l a this past weekend. ferrari was in las vegas watching usf compete in the wcc tournament. that is a moderate yesterday. the former dons star. he was back at work with the g league. santa cruz warriors. ferrari was medically retired from basketball after a stint playing overseas. but when the burlingame native got a call from his agent regarding an opportunity for the g league team, it was a no-brainer ferrari got the call on new year's day. he was at practice within 48 hours and he played in his first g league game later on that week. now he feels right at home. >> i really didn't think can play basketball game. i thought that i was going start coaching, which i've always wanted to do. and you know, when the call came, it was opportunity that got really can pass a head started to feel good again and get my body my mind to rest. >> so glad i did because of game that love for the game again. and my body is back to where it should be. i'm excited to be playing and playing for the people that i love. >> all ri

we have no idea what the future build more research is in the state leaders are keeping an eye on u c l a's inspire study. a project funded by the cdc to study long-term health effects of the virus. >> doctor joann elmore is a principal investigator on the project. >> it's basically just information. perfect storm. patients and their families are anxious and suffering. there's not adequate support for health care providers in the health system. we would like to see more patients. we don't have capacity and we need to support collection of higher quality evidence. long-haul covid could impact more than just the people it infects. but also the workforce. the mayo clinic's covid rehab director told lawmakers an estimated 2.4 million americans may not be able to work because of covid disabilities. >> worried that we're going to be facing a tidal wave. the patients unable to return to work for a prolonged period of time due to long covid. and i really fear what this may do to our world as we know what lawmakers did not take specific action in wednesday's hearing, but could take the information t

more research is in the state leaders are keeping an eye on u c l a's inspire study. by the cdc to study long-term health effects of the virus. doctor joann elmore is a principal investigator on the project. >> it's basically just information. perfect storm patients and their families are anxious and suffering. there's not adequate support for health care providers in the health system. we would like to see more patients. we don't have capacity and we need to support collections, higher quality evidence long-haul covid could impact more than just the people it infects. but also the workforce. the mayo clinic's covid rehab director told lawmakers an estimated 2.4 million americans may not be able to work because of covid disabilities. >> we're going to be facing a tidal wave of patients unable to return to work for a prolonged period of time due to long covid. and i really fear what this may do to our world as we know what lawmakers did not take specific action in wednesday's hearing, but could take the information to create new policies. >> in sacramento, ashley zaval

now, randy bennett and saint mary's trying to get to the sweet 16 for the second time ever playing u c l ack it up. logan johnson hits the 3 pointer that made it 13, 7 gales cent a little later. jaime huck as with the hook shot in the lane. you see la goes on a little run and leads. 36, 29 at the half. so gales got to pick it up. 2nd half alex ducas. now the trade to get the gaels back within a 0. one point game less than 10 minutes left ucl is johnny joo sang baseline jumper and the bruins have their largest lead of the game. 54 44, less than 5 minutes left now, tiger campbell, nice dish to cody riley for the layup. he gets fouled. and so the bruins just kept widening the gap final score was 70 to 56 u c l a saint. mary's great season comes to an end after the game, bennett johnson talked about the end of an historic season in moraga. >> they should be very proud of what they did and i think they you. her is stings to lose and you want to go out fire. your best shot. and we probably don't feel like you played. well, i don't think we should think we played you know, we played our we always

we have no idea what the future build more research is in the state leaders are keeping an eye on u c l a'soject funded by the cdc to study long-term health effects of the virus. >> doctor joann elmore is a principal investigator on the project. >> it's basically just information. perfect storm. patients and their families are anxious and suffering. there's not adequate support for health care providers in the health system. we would like to see more patients. we don't have capacity and we need to support collection of higher quality evidence. long-haul covid could impact more than just the people it

food delivering robots are going around the campus at u c l a the bots dance.liver food to busy college students. the goal is to save students time and also save the environment with reduce transmission of >> carbon dioxide. the robots have become part of the university campus life. >> again, coming up this saturday against his your training, the robust going around with us to this lineup. i this that play music to >> the robots are currently strolling around and delivering food on more than a dozen college campuses. you don't have to worry about them. nibbling on your french fries. a doubt. that's it for kron. 4 news tonight at 6. we'll see you tonight. at 8 o'clock happen. i see have a nice too. (customer) [reading] save yourself?! money with farmers? (burke) that's not wrong. when you switch your home and auto policies to farmers, you could save yourself an average of seven hundred and thirty dollars. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. ♪we are farmers.bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪ (swords clashing) -had enough? -no

u. c. l. a. thank you for speaking to al jazeera, happy to join you. thank you. the un security council has held yet another emergency session on the war in ukraine. the meeting was called by russia to discuss what it called a ukrainian military biological weapons program, supported by the u. s, the allegation was vehemently denied and dismissed as preposterous by a number of western diplomats. mike had, has more from the united nations. it was a full security council session held on ukraine since russia launched its invasion . but the 1st one called by russia itself. moscow claiming that ukraine supported by the u. s. is developing biological weapons. and the russian ambassador attempting to preempt the denials, he said he was expecting way, but it didn't work so much as of the clinical tourist, i can foresee what the reaction will be from our western colleagues who i'm sure are going to be saying now that all of this information is fake and russian propaganda. but this is self delusion. un was direct in its assessment of the allegation. i am a way of media repo

u. c. l a on saturday for the usf dons and todd golden.t was bowyer or the highway versus murray state. over time. they're tied tamari bowyer is the guy i'm talking about. he'll work his magic inside. john's go up a couple of points at the four minute mark. he just got laser hot over time from the land of the logo. let it fly three he had 36 points. that's a career high and yet too much insight strength from murray state. it is skipper brown with the follow shot. and there you go the end of the season for the dodds who were great this year 24 10, but 92 87 falling shy in the spinal and men shucker in the nfl. the raiders turned the league on its ear with this move davante adams . you know, he's a local product from the bay palo alto. and aaron rodgers. favorite target. in fact, get 120 catches for him this year 11 touchdowns and he goes to hook up with his old college quarterback derek carr, is expected is adams to sign about $141 million contract. we got a little time left. so why not check this out something that all duffers can relate t

u. c. l a and round two. gales on the run. they muscle in a pair.a pretty good game, but never quite got it together. you see a label go on to win this one. ah, and the final was. 72 to 56 the gaels finish terrific season at 26 8. san francisco's first public court has opened in mclaren park. the court is located on john f. shelly drive near mansell street. it offers sweeping views. up downtown san francisco formally decommissioned parking lot. the million dollar transformation includes new trees, seating and landscaping. the project was funded through the 2012 clean and safe neighborhood. park spot. historic submarine built at the end of world war two has coming to the end of its life. the uss clamor gore submarine became an exhibit at the patriots point naval and maritime museum in south carolina for decades ago. the museum says the submarine closed to the public back in december. due to safety concerns. now parts of the historic vessel will be removed and preserved for a smaller exhibit. other parts will be sold and recycled . a world war two vet

that we have no idea what the future more research is in the state leaders are keeping an eye on u c l a'sa project funded by the cdc to study long-term health effects of the virus. doctor joann elmore is a principal investigator on the project. >> it's basically just information. perfect storm patients their families are anxious and suffering. there's not adequate support for health care providers and health system. we would like to see more patients. we don't have capacity and we need to support collection. higher quality evidence long-haul covid could impact more than just the people it infects. but also the workforce. the mayo clinic's covid rehab director told lawmakers an estimated 2.4 million americans may not be able to work because of covid disabilities. >> worried that we're going to be facing a tidal wave. the patients unable to return to work for a prolonged period of time due to long covid. and i really fear what this may do to our world as we know what lawmakers did not take specific action in wednesday's hearing, but could take the information to create new policies. >> in s

first 15 seed ever to advance to the elite 8 with a 67 64 when they're going to play the winner of u c l a north carolina. and i'm just getting word, ken and catherine, that stanford has won a game. so they punched their ticket we do have one local team standing in this postseason going up against a tough texas teams that i mean, a lot of fun. and and and the boilermakers and the peacocks going at it tonight. name teams race he talks ended up prevailing. yes, a march madness indeed. all right. thanks, kate. thank you, kate. >> well, the oscars almost here. coming up. we'll have preview of the big night from the red carpet. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ >> hollywood's biggest nigh

u. c l. a medical center this month. person for the family says his recovery has been a miracle. there was a period of time where he may not have survived. you may have thought there was a belief that he might not ever walk again or be able to function. so his friends, his family are incredibly relieved by by what's going on. but he's got a long road to go to reach his goal of returning to be a chef at mr a restaurant in oakland, which is his real love. luna was found in the parking lot by paramedics during the nfc championship game at sofi stadium. at first, it appeared as though he was the victim of a senseless act. but the mayor of englewood indicated that luna was the first to shove another man who then retaliated with the punch. that man, brian alexis roselle fuentes was later arrested, but there are still many questions as we wait an update on that criminal case. luna's family says they want justice. his restaurant. mr has been closed since daniel has been in the hospital in la, but daniel now says his goal is to op

final score. 72 to 56 u c l a saint mary season comes to an end after the game.nett and johnson talked about the end of an historic season in morocco. >> they should be very proud of what they did. and i think they you. her is stings to lose and you want to go out fire. your best shot. and we pr.bably don't feel like you played. well, i don't think we should think we played but we played our we always we're always trying new things right is is incredible group. we've done incredible things i don't think our story ends you know, i'm sure we'll get back to really soon. and >> will be back in this position very soon. >> there's a new number 2 in town. well, in the nba tonight, lebron james became the second leading score of all time passing karl malone. lebron needed 20 points to past malone's mark of 36,928 points ended up with 38 points in the lakers loss to the wizards. now lebron on 36,947 career points. he's about 1400 shy of all time leader kareem abdul jabbar. and finally, the earthquakes taking on minnesota, united fc 32nd minute. >> of this game. louise on

randy bennett, saint mary's trying to get to the sweet 16 for the second time playing u c l a first topstart. logan johnson hits the 3 pointer that made it 13, 7 gales. they got out to a good start. but then you see la picked it up. i'm a hawk as with a hook shot in the lane. you see la goes on a run and leads. 36 to 29 at the half. so we go to the 2nd half. alex ducas great job. nails the trade to get the gaels back within a 0. 38 37 really tight game now less than 10 minutes left, johnny joo the baseline jumper. the bruins have their largest lead of the game leading by 10. now less than 5 minutes left tiger campbell. nice dish to cody riley for the layup and he gets fouled and the bruins just keep widening. the gap final score. 72 to 56 ucl a so saint mary's wonderful season comes to an end after the game. bennett and johnson talked about the end of an historic season in moraga. >> they should be very proud of what they did. and i think they are you. her is stings to lose and you want to go out fire. your best shot. and we probably don't feel like you played. well, i don't think we sh

u. c l. a medical center. he's expected to be released from the hospital later this month. just within the past hour, the l. a county district attorney has announced . a suspect has been charged in connection with that attack that left the oakland restaurant owner in the coma beneath the police are searching for the gunman who shot and killed the owner of a local market during a robbery yesterday morning, a friend says 60 year old butter singh was behind the counter. of the rose market at columbus parkway and rose drive when he was shot surveillance videos from nearby businesses show the apparent gunman running away. ukrainian authorities say an increasing number of innocent people are being killed during the fighting. despite russia's claim it's not targeting civilians. the latest target was a children's hospital in a city that's currently under siege by russian forces. all of this is taking place even as new ceasefires were agreed upon this morning to allow civilians to escape. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 as the war on ukraine intensifies, journalists from ar

the gales will now take on u c. l a on saturday for the usf dons and time golden .ay versus murray state tell you what. i'm talking about. overtime. 75 ball. tamari bowyer worked the magic inside the dogs go up by a bucket with about four minutes left. in the overtime later in the ot from the land of the logo possible three. keeping them in it dons were up by 1 36 for bouvier, but just too much inside strength against the dodds or down to kevin brown myth. skipper brown the follow and there you go. put a lid on it 90 to 87 roll credits for usf. they had a great 24 10 season took this one right down to the finish, and murray state will now meet the giant killer talking about st peter's peacocks who had the upset of the day number 15 against the number two kentucky the kentucky squad goes down over time. st peter's doug literate hit a three to tie it about a minute left in the ot, kentucky down one peacocks great passing under pressure in his son, jamie, with the laying 15th seed dumping john calipari. and company 85 79. they can't believe it, but it's real, and it's

u c l a and u. c. santa barbara julian martinez says he's going to uc santa cruz. very exciting.e first in their families to go to college at all. at the beginning, identity like this is possible for me. i figured like college like pretty much like that of my reach. after a few months, crystal ray realized they hadn't just met their goals for their very first graduating class. they exceeded them. every single student has been admitted to 14 year university, and that's super big something to celebrate. the key, they say is in the individual attention they give to students. there's a big focus on college counseling and also on a corporate work study program. all kids here work one day a week. getting experience in various fields. i feel like the scores. the hilly opened up a lot of opportunities for me. i don't feel like i would have gotten this experience from any other regular public school in a no shame, but you know, i feel like there's something unique here. a lot of very unique college acceptances come from 12 different states. six ucs and 20, cal states. staff here say they

u c l a and u. c. santa barbara julian martinez says he's going to uc santa cruz. very exciting. um i'm now banana slug and nearly all these kids are the first in their families to go to college at all. at the beginning, identity like this is possible for me. i figured like college like pretty much like that of my reach. after a few months, cristo rey realized they hadn't just met their goals for their very first graduating class. they exceeded them. every single student has been admitted to 14 year university, and that's super big something to celebrate. the key, they say is in the individual attention they give to students. there's a big focus on college counseling and also on a corporate work study program. all kids here work one day a week. getting experience in various fields. i feel like the squad definitely opened up a lot of opportunities for me. i don't feel like i would have gotten this experience from any other regular public school. shame but you know, i feel like there's something unique here. a lot of very unique college acceptances come from 12 different states. si

u c l a and u. c santa barbara julian martinez says he's going to uc santa cruz. very exciting.um i'm now banana slug and nearly all these kids are the first in their families to go to college at all. at the beginning, identity like this is possible for me. i figured like college like pretty much like adam i reach after a few months, crystal ray realized they hadn't just met their goals for their very first graduating class. they exceeded them. every single student has been admitted to 14 year university, and that's super big something to celebrate. the key, they say is in the individual attention they give to students. there's a big focus on college counseling and also on a corporate work study program. all kids here work one day a week. getting experience in various fields. i feel like the schools, the hilly opened up a lot of opportunities for me. i don't feel like i would have gotten this experience from any other regular public school. shame but you know, i feel like there's something unique here. a lot of very unique college acceptances come from 12 different states, six u

u c l a and u. c. santa barbara julian martinez says he's going to uc santa cruz. very exciting. their families to go to college at all. at the beginning, identity like this is possible for me. i figured like college like pretty much like that of my reach. after a few months, cristo rey realized they hadn't just met their goals for their very first graduating class. they exceeded them. every single student has been admitted to 14 year university, and that's super big something to celebrate. the key, they say is in the individual attention they give to students. there's a big focus on college counseling and also on a corporate work study program. all kids here work one day a week. getting experience in various fields. i feel like the school's definitely opened up a lot of opportunities for me. i don't feel like i would have gotten this experience from any other regular public school in a no shame, but you know, i feel like there's something unique here. a lot of very unique college acceptances come from 12 different states. six ucs and 20, cal states. staff here say they couldn't

u. c. l aill advance to the sweet 16 st mary's blew out indiana last night 82 to 53 the gales. made more than half of their shots, including 10 3 pointers, but the game's m v p may have been the cheerleaders. no one could reach a ball when i got stuck behind the backboard here, referees didn't allow players to risk getting hurt by standing on a chair to retrieve it. there it is. then indiana cheerleader, nathan paris, hoisted fellow cheerleader cassidy cerny over his head so she could grab that ball. why why don't they your leaders they're used to going up high. let's get it, jess, get the cheerleader up. get her up there. this is how you do it. give her the my gosh, she's got play cheerleader saves the day. i am loving the play by play their awesome the video is now viral. of course, the networks showing the tournament even posted a message on social media . when hope was lost, a hero emerged. take a look believe we have a different angle. you can see she's on his hand. i know it's not on the

the six people on board included five deputies and a doctor from u c l. alicopter was on its way to a vehicle collision when it crashed. the ntsb is working to determine what caused it to go down. time is fine. 44 u. s home sales fell last month. they dropped more than 7% however, the median price of a home is still going up, according to the california association of realtors. the median sale price of a home is rising here in the bay area. last month, sam mateo county topped the list in the bay area, hitting $2.1 million. followed by san francisco at 1.9 million. rounding out the top three santa clara county just over $1.8 million. and the high cost of groceries affecting families all over the country, but a mother of three from colorado has been sharing her advice on how to make meals on a budget. instagram blogger sydney martin says she feeds her family of five on $100 a week. she plans meals for the week, choosing recipes and use some of the same ingredients so she can buy fewer items and uses her grocery store app to find coupons and items on sale. usu

a becomes the first u. c school to guarantee four years of housing for incoming freshmen, students say the lack of campus housing in the uc system is a crisis. 14,500 u c lrgrad and graduate students are at off campus apartments. the chancellor says the university is in the middle of a major housing expansion using allah is building residential halls this year and next year that will accommodate 5000 more students. the biden administration is reportedly considering another extension of the federal student loan program. an estimated 41 million americans are currently set to resume student loan payments on the first of may. but the washington post reports president biden is expected to approve a second extension of the program until at least next year. the white house says that will allow the education department to fix what it calls a broken repayment system. the head of the irs, says he is confident his agency will be able to handle the huge backlog of tax returns, irs commissioner charles reading told congress yesterday the vast majority of us taxpayers should get their refunds within three weeks of filing this year. the i. r s recently hired 10,000 new

st mary's college faces u c l a. the winter advances to the sweet 16 st mary's college blew out india. two and a 53. the gales were red hot from the floor made more than half their shots, including 10 3 pointers. this was st mary's most lopsided victory ever in the tournament, but i think what we're about to show you is the highlight the game's m v p may have been a team of cheerleaders. two of them see it all started when the ball got stuck behind the backboard, referees and others tried but couldn't get to it. and they wouldn't let the players risk getting hurt by standing on a chair to try to reach for the ball themselves. so indiana cheerleader nathan paris, then hoisted fellow cheerleader cassidy sirti up in the air he held on to defeat she went way high watch as she retrieves that ball. that ball. why don't you give your leaders they're used to going up high. let's get it. yes cheerleader up. get her up there this is how do you do it? give her the mob. now she's gone. i mean, these voicing her on his hand here.

a line. i thought it was interesting that u c. berkeley and l a times service. sure that just 3 61% of folks in california parents still want their kids to be mass. of course, that means that 37% of them are posted. so you're seeing this this agreement right now, before you get to the alignment, regardless of what happens, i think everybody wants. those students to be in their seats because they have been so many disruptions in california schools in the last two years. absolutely well, the first covid death in the berry it was two years ago on this very day, so we are making making a lot of progress. so some good news today and let's hope we keep heading in a good direction. dr peter chin hung from ucsf. always a pleasure. thank you for your time. thanks so much, frank. thank you. doctor. california's announcement to lift mask requirements in schools follows the cdcs lead. last week, the federal health agency released an updated guidance, saying that the majority of americans don't need to wear face coverings in school and many other indoor public places. the ne

u. c l. a college of social sciences on hollywood diversity.latinos made up 7.7% of all film roles in less than 6% of all writers and directors, college basketball fans from across the country are now leaving san francisco after the city hosted the n c two a tournament games for the first time since 19. 39 warriors star steph curry and team owner joe lacob were among those who took in the thrills of march madness at san francisco's chase center last night. they were among the fans who watched duke defeat arkansas, 78 to 69 in an elite eight matchup. the blue devils now heading on to the final four following last night's victory in front of a packed house. practically blew level nation. you know, if you look around here, it's all duke. it's a sea of blue. march madness has now come to an end at san francisco's chase center , the final four and championship game in the men's ncaa tournament will be held in new orleans. the sharks were not gracious host to one of their southern california rivals getting out to a one. nothing lead early in the firs

u. c l a and round two of the ncaa tournament tonight at four o'clock up and portland.t mary's the five seed, so good luck to the gales. well just a couple minutes before 10 o'clock and but that we want to check in with rosemary oroczo for one last look at the weather. okay we'll do that. can we give a shout out to stanford to the stanford ladies because they had a big win. last night. they beat montana state they play kansas. tomorrow now we'll go over to them. all right? yes very. take it away. all right, we'll do and we've got some scattered showers out there for the first part of your day, winding down about two dinnertime and into sunset and then we're going to be drying things out giving you a live. look there over the oakland skyline. we will continue with just a little bit of wet weather . and then tomorrow temperatures warm up as we dry out on the first day of spring. alright sounds good. a lot of changes and start. it's nice to have a little variety in our weather. yes and for the first time we may actually see some eighties or not for the first time, but this

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we can speak now to resumes. nilsson, who's a lecture at the u. c l. school of savannah can european studies joins us live now from london. so what's your reaction to this a, the only 9 years and a maximum security prison. what do you think the implications are? yeah, i mean, as sure, as sure record on the previous test, this is no surprise toward em. i think the implications are also me. the intense behind this are to hurt and the one hand and the russian state one is to signs of andy and make sure that he stays out of the political process. m also stage on the paper to promote in short of any part of his cause. promot sent out in the messages and so one more broadly, of course, this is another step in the russian regimes attempt to challenge all criticism within the country and basically to attack what portion effectively has called in the 5th columnists as in. ready traitors inside russia. i mean, there's been some oh, i think we've lost there are already a connection with russ milne notting. what, what was don't i think let's see, is the back or c

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a for us or the mobility l. c l i was on had with michigan ah, trailer m u s. we've walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here is the test for president joe biden. what proven is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in europe. if your person united states, you seriously got a warrant to gum at the same time, your weekly pay on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. across europe. immigration is high on the agenda, and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issue. we didn't have immigrants at all 0 in russia, but this is the one political topic. anybody and everybody is discussing. the far right is preparing for battle. and their opponents are anyone who is different prejudice and pride in hungry on al jazeera what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with a human tight zooming way in and then pulling back out again in just under a year's time catalyst bait. stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. the official opening of the stadium came on day

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c. k, for instance, shipping out as l e u. things of that nature that do also entail certain financial transactions. dot's would be exempted from the western sanctions, but not russia's general trade with you on a russian general trade with the bar is very minimal. it's not a big economic factor, but it was clearly that the russians were trying to create some challenges, but they have been resolved at this point. what's remaining now is only the issues between the u. s. and the warm sauce. well, let me just ask you that the united states, why would it not try to, you know, to hold the g p o, a hostage, a little bit longer to try to get some of the sanctions lifted your quote rights. because with the j. c, q i, you will have iranian oil coming back to the market at a time when the russians want to make it as costly as possible for the u. s. to impose all of these different sanctions on russia. i certainly, since the united states has made it clear that he wants to help you out significantly reduce its reliance on rushing gas and oil. getting iranian gas and oil onto the market is certainly not something that the russians would find helpful in the short term. so your question is quite correct, wh

u. s. capital l m tricia is outside the white house and washington d. c. allen. what's president barden been saying about the current crisis, but well, he made a few comments as he left for wisconsin, part of the job of selling his state of the union address, which concentrated for about a 3rd of it on tuesday night on the situation. ukraine. he was asked if there is the possibility that there could be oil and gas sanctions against russia. at the moment you are still importing oil from russia. he said that nothing is off the table. that's certainly in line with what we've heard from the white house throat this crisis. they believed that any sanctions should be imposed at when everyone in their block, their allies agree that this is what needs to happen. there's a couple of reasons for that. they want to make sure they have maximum impact and they also want to make sure that everyone can impose sanctions that are sustainable so that no one pulls out after a couple of weeks said that things are difficult. the president was also asked, is russia committing more crimes? he said that is something they are looking at. and certainly we know that in t