u. s. anyway, the russian delegation is headed to bella ruth and we'll be waiting for their counterparts. the trainings were out of reach and didn't pick up their mobile phones according to our source sources in the bella, russian foreign ministry, but they finally confirmed they will participate publicly though neither side has changed. its dance are key, wants an immediate cease fire, and a complete withdrawal of russian troops, including from the don bass region and crimea. moscow wants a crane to assume a neutral status without align with the western powers, as well as recognize crimea as russian territorial bony ups can. lugens gas independent republics imprints, president ladders. the landscape has also claimed that he is ready to negotiate directly with a, with the latter potent but the kremlin hasn't signals any interest in having talks at that level just yet. so it's anyone's guess whether the 2 sides could come out with anything. after this session process, military operation in ukraine

u. s, people will by dollars anyway. for decades, the dollar enjoyed its unique status. with the tacit consent of the world, its value remained relatively stable because the u. s. economy has been growing steadily unaffected by the turmoil in other parts of the world. oil prices denominated in a stable currency for their part, decreased fluctuations in the market. the rising powers, like china and anti american governments like venezuela urged to review the petro dollars system. but the d dollarization was limited to a number of symbolic moves up until now. and parallel, and he, russia, sanctions shocked the government officials way beyond russia's borders. india, china, and even saudi arabia are now giving a 2nd thought to d. dollarization initiatives. you aren't jumps after report on saudi's wing, it's use in oil deals. india report. lee explores you on in oil trade with russia, as frustration grows over us sanctions. does this mean the end of the u. s. dollar? not yet. over the years, the central banks all over the world have accumulated to many donna's and dollar deno

u. s. partners, however, any, any other step forwards of from the chinese towards russia would actually worse and the relationships between the u. s. and china, which is, as i said before, not the best anyway, not at all, stiffened simons, there will in moscow, a dissenting journalist, storm the seat of rushes most to watch the evening. news show on monday, holding an anti war sign. maria of unequal ver, editor and editor at the state controlled outlet channel, one was clearly visible behind the anchor before the broadcast cut away from the studio. now, this poster that you can see her holding option is going to come back on screen again. it reads, no war stopped the war. i don't believe the propaganda. they are lying to you here . when news in russia is tightly controlled by the kremlin and the invasion of ukraine must be referred to as a special operation. now, the journalist was detained and human rights activists say, they're unable to get in touch with her. but before her read, she released a video statement detailing why she chose to protest in the last years. unfortunately, i've been working with kremlin propaganda on channel one, and i feel very much ashamed of that. i am very asha

u. s. is trying to contain china anyway can so this is so always did not help at all to see the least. and also actually it is, you know, basically adding to this growing this trust or lack of transportation into countries. if you see the problem like a nowhere went by then came to always remember a lot of people, not, i mean china, but also in the us. they expect that by the government to reverse the course of the very turbulent relationship between china, the us and trump administration. then when biting came to power one year lease with the that he has no intention to change course. basically the use data, they have the at the trench, the type of policy that beautiful at the number one opponent or number one bible or human kind of enemy. so the doing whatever the crime basically to private contain china and try to keep china dom this is a part of the effort to say. meanwhile, the french embassy in china has posted a quote, online by a famous chinese writer, which some saw as a reference to the current russia ukraine crisis. the move provoked a backlash among chinese users. now, the

u. s. and china, which is ed, as i said before, and not the best anyway, not at all. the w correspondence at stefan simons in washington, there will in moscow, a dissenting journalists, storm the state of russia's most to watch evening. you show on monday, holding an anti war sign. maria of san e. cova and editor at the state controlled outlet channel. one was clearly visible behind the anchor before the broadcast cut away. now the post is she's holding raids, no war stop the war. don't believe the propaganda. they are lying to you here. while the journalist was detained and human rights activists say, they are unable to get in touch with her before her wrist. she released the video statement detailing why she chose to protest in the last years. unfortunately, i've been working with kremlin propaganda on channel one, and i feel very much ashamed of that. i am very ashamed that i allowed such lies on tv. i allowed the brainwashing of the russian people, we did not say anything in 2014. when it all started, we did not take to the streets and protests when the kremlin po

u. s. u. k and e, you are purchasing russian goods. we have to stop when you say russian goods, i presume you're speaking primarily about up about gas and oil, but up anyway, sanctions cut both ways of course, how or all these sanctions, why cli, to effect other countries with business interest in russia? well, i hope it puts everyone on notice. they need to immediately divest of all of their investments in russia. united states, e. s. g principles are very popular here. how do we measure our environmental? our social in our government is principles as we manage our businesses. managing wore away from profit and towards a broader set of objectives. if we're going to walk the walk we have today best and we have to boycott, we cannot finance the war. natalie. thank you very much for talking with us. that was ukraine's former finance minister and natalie and jessica well, the 1st emergency united nations general assembly session and decades opened with a minute silence for those killed and ukraine. more than a 100 nations have signed up to speak out about russia's invasion at the session, which continues today. un secretary general, antonio good harris spoke

u. s. to attempt to sanction parkerson and it's for the crippled market. anyway. yes, we will feel some bravo from it, but i think by this i will find a way out. i mean, the us obviously things that sanctions is the way to put political pressure on a country. is it the way to solve a political conflict? it is not boxed on as long as we are tired of the transaction relationship. we want more, a big given gate incentives given to us in trade, in the incentive given to us in energy so that we can work closely with united states and build a relationship right now. it is more of a chair and stick and sometimes to see more of a stick that it sees the garret size when you've been watching western coverage of the ukraine conflict. what is your opinion? do you think it has glossed over the near nazi battalions at the heart of the ukrainian army or not the us? it's not just us western media as a whole has a relationship with turning a blind eye to. what does ally do or what its friends do? at the time, but they will allow things to happen that they normally wouldn't not all

u. s. in china, which is ed, as i said before, and not the best anyway, not at all. did have any correspondence, definite cements in washington. i, charity concert held in the netherlands has raised over 140000 euros to help civilians in ukraine. event was a co production by the dutch national opera, national ballet and philharmonic orchestra. as well as money. the concert generated some much needed hope. ah, the concert was the brainchild of chief conductor lorenzo v o t o. we'll have to raise our voices more and more for this course. and i'm very, very proud that this house answer to, to my, to my question, to say, guys we need to, we need to start all together for that now. now immediately it's highlight duet teaching baron time maxine as a ranko originally frontier. mm. he was accompanied by russian pianist the pud guy, sky the non time colleagues have refused to let the conflict come between them, visit the 1st thing we're still friends are the. a hi, i'm very grateful that our friendship is they'll leave as strong as it was before the walk open with her. the sa

u. s a. b a. is it that need to buy? so i just, i just need to know did i go up anyway? i did that one my list troy by says jim mud which owns because out the show from into his old feller, specially with that. but i was gonna go in office smith and on here he faces the reality that the inhabitants of unconquered don bus have lived for almost 3000 days. a reality that all to many choose not to see a this oh me. oh i in o in ah ah ah ah, in, ah, i in the me ah, 3 years bottles, rachel and then ukraine. southern port, city of mario pal onions republic forces continue to fight to the ukrainian military nationalist battalion with china's foreign ministries in india for talks. the 1st search summit between the nations in 4 years. the oil trade with russia on closer ties a month eastern lock to state for some of the potential discussion points during the visit with also nato secretary general against oldenburg demand. china joined the block in condemning rushes actions in ukraine by turbulent relation.

u. s. certainly is re pointed out that a lot of the attacks that we do hear about are actually being being originating from rational space not being the originating from euclidean no space anyway. and so that's why other, another reason why the u. s. has look that we will will going down that road at least from now. she had thank you very much for their update. she had a rotten c live forced air in washington, d. c. now an update on a story that we were reporting earlier and the, the journalists in moscow who protested against the war during a live tv news program. well, she's appeared in court and has pleaded not guilty to the charges against her. maria, apologies for that. yet she interrupted the bulletin on fe television by holding up a sign reading stop the war. while the kremlin has called her actions a form of hooliganism mess, marina, or via nisa kaba, who's appeared in court today and pleaded not guilty. let's speak to sophia or last key about this. she's the deputy program director for europe and eurasia with freedom house. and she's joining us live from washington. thank you very much for being with us. so the journalists we've just heard has pleaded not guilty in co

u. s. england. france, they need to recognize how it came to this. yes. and brought this law. i'm against every war anyway. i was against the cause of a war and against the one before that, flocking that of a i'm against interventions and opposed using force against independence state is it? but now boy shall reduce rubbish. and his friends say the ukraine war has pushed them to reassess their long held loyalty to russia and critical opinion of nato in the west. they feel isolated and wonder where that leaves them and their country, serbia. miss mung. neil louis that we've always been caught in the middle is valid said, and that's where we are again now. i'm not sure what difficulties we would encounter if we were to go along with sanctions against russia. that got to be a little us and we just cannot take that road right now on the da name of our tires with rush are too strong, economically speaking. and there's also an element of fear. feel the economic ski relative. molly's data. their biggest hope is that the war in ukraine will end soon and that hope is shared by many russians. tens of thousands have

u. s s foreign, it is alameda fire captain mike goodwin. good morning, and hey, mike. morning, so hey, you're my neighbor. all right? i know that your rescue swimmer just recognize you. that's weird. but anyway listen, i know you're a rescue swimmer. i know. the alameda fire department has rescue equipment. so now you are making this equipment. available to all of alameda county explain what kind of aid other cities mask for. they're going to be asking for subsurface rescue, so cars in the water people that have drowned in a deficit. they're unattainable by by surface water rescue. we're going to be able to get our rescue company with divers on board. to their scene and dive to depths of up to 60 ft. so inside of a really rapid rescue window. yes you and i have talked about this before. you know, alameda. a lot of people who haven't been to alameda may not even realize it's an island or even if they do. the water is pretty calm at the beaches and people don't think. well you can't get in trouble here. for example, it's not like ocean beach where the waves are crashing in. but mike people still do get in trouble out there, don't they? certainly the columnist little people into a false sense o

anyway, i said big for him as era. this is apple richer the presidents of china, of the us to hold our 1st direct talks since november the u. s. secretary of state says, but china appears to be open to providing believe military assistance to the russians will continue to call on all nations. especially those with direct influence with russia to use whatever leverage they have to compel moscow to end this war of choice. we believe shine in particular has a responsibility to use its influence, the president bowden, and to defend the international rules and principles that it professes to support. instead, it appears that china is moving in the opposite direction by refusing to condemn this aggression while seeking to portray itself as a neutral arbiter. and we're concerned that they're considering directly assisting russia with military equipment to use in ukraine. or friday's phone call for was growing us concern of china's tires with russia. adrian brown reports from hong kong. the leaders of russia and china could not have been more explicit about their relationship. when they last met, 3 weeks before the conflict began, fo

u. s. policy. they do not want to see us soldiers on the ground and ukraine or engaging with russia and anyway, how do thank you very much. hi to jo castro in washington dc. want to go to bernard smith, he's joining us live from don't. yes, in eastern ukraine, bernard, of course, don't you ask the center of the pro russian separatist movement to within the country? you've been speaking to dennis bushland, who's the leader of the dentist people's republic. tell us about what the situation is like them. what he's been saying while he was talking about this humanitarian car adore. that was a stablished say the russians on the saturday between 10 am and 4 pm and the russian say they established this to allow civilians in mario full, vulnerable, vulnerable to leave those 2 cities. now the russians blame the ukrainians, the continuing to shall along this car door, and that is why it was impossible to, for any civilians to leave. now dennis proceeding who's a leader of the people's republic here. he says that nobody in fact left through along one of the humanitarian cargoes because it was continually bein

u. s. president is right now and he's speaking let's listen and thank you mr. secretary, don't joke. you guys used to jump, don't jump. anyway, thanks. let me come and say hello to you. you know, i've been saying this a long time in the telephone travel with me. know that because i was a senator for 36 years before and races committee travel around the world and 8 years as vice president now president and you know, a couple of things. first of all, thank you. you represent one percent of the american people. none of you have to be here, you know, decided to be here for your country. everyone in volunteer. every single one of you stepped up in the rest and 99 percent of the rest of the country, including me, osha and i was your big number one. number 2, you know, we're unique country in many ways. were the only country, the only country in the world, not based, organized, based on geography or at necessity or religion or race or anything else were based on an idea. the only country, the world, based on idea. we hold these truths to be self evident that all women men are created equal, endowed by their creator with certain una

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u. s congress life his please come as russia escalates its attacks in keith. people across the bay area are helping ukrainians anyway. they can how is silicon valley executive is using his skills to help people in that war torn country. plus san francisco educator sleep at the school district's office for the second night in a row all over a payroll error. we'll take a look at this protest and how the bay area's largest school district plans to fix it. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on too busy once again . thanks for joining us. i'm gasia mikaelian the end and good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to wednesday. it's march 16th. i was liking how the sky was opening up. great big moon little bit. steve paulson sought to he knows about it for ca. i think the four mon saturday. okay i think i am the worm moon. i'm pretty sure after a little bit of a low cloud deck or some fog. we're all set for another nice day as temperatures will be in the sixties to near 70, so no concerns here now issues until probably saturdays when we're looking expecting our next system, so as i bestow my weather wisdom upon you. it's

u. s. at thanks for being on the program. page tana taliban has had months to prepare for the re opening of these schools. what raisin and i giving for the shut down and frankly is anyways and justifiable. hi, thank you so much for having me. i mean, 1st of all, the reason is that there are the want to develop a specific uniform code address for the girls, which is amusing to me because they had mentioned they couldn't come up with a dress code. and apart from that, it's just another attempt to get attention from the international word and media and community to see that they are still in power would be you haven't got the legit timothy. and then using alarm goods and did education as a tool to make sure that the credit that agenda shut down will likely have a wide spread impact on girls and not just from an educational perspective. what will be the fall out from this move? do you think we need already has an impact whole you have new research for girls who are one year and have been received the not in school or women who are not teaching now. they haven't been beat. this is impacting only people who didn't even start the war, were not even in walk in the what they did

u. s congress life his please come as russia escalates its attacks in keith. people across the bay area are helping ukrainians anyway war torn country. plus san francisco educator sleep at the school district's office for the second night in a row all over a payroll error. we'll take a look at this protest and how the bay area's largest school district plans to fix it. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on