and in, although glen decent is professor of international relations at the university of southeast, in norway and editor of russia in global affairs. welcome to all, if i could stop them with puzzle. does the outcomes the latest binding putin phone call indicate that perhaps diplomacy is heading towards the dead end? how long dangly there was no serious progress there to those of course the number of phone calls. there was, oh, so the secretary blinking talking to avril funding and the american defense secretary talking to sure you go so that in general, you're asked him of chief of general staff talking to general moley. so there's a furry of, of phone calls oh, involving the french president, the british you were us involved and they're up to now no big progress happening. but of course it's better to talk not than not to talk. but the situation is extremely tense and get being worse. and the only good news most likely is that it will be somehow resolved in a week or 2. or because the present very high state of readiness cannot continue indefinitely. pavel tell me why you think it

i think what we have been talking about around raising awareness of university admin strarts, raising awareness here in the southeast we're having to raise awarend' of fellow college students, raising awareness of congressional leaders and other administration, but also raising awareness of the private foundations and the private companies. this is a workplace issue. it's a workforce development issue. and i think you have to translate some of the research into that language to encourage their participation in the conversation. but i will say similar to what rachel has experienced, we serviced financial support from private foundations and partnered with plenty of private companies to support the work we're doing. the ones already aware, they are engaged and they are interested in the support. so i think we just have to commit to continuing that conversation. i'll be the first to step up today and say, i have already written down as my next task to reach out to each of the witnesses here to find the time to start the conversation around a working group on college student hunger where we can talk about the next steps

of that mechanism you're talking about. >> it gives students choice. anybody else? >> yes. i think what we have been talking about around raising awareness at the university administrators and winners here in the southeast, having to raise awareness of the fellow college students, raising awareness of congressional leaders and other administration but also raising awareness of the private foundations and in the private companies. this is a workplace issue. this is a workforce developing issue. you have to translate some of the research into that language to encourage their participation in the conversation. i will say that similar to what rachel has experienced, we received financial support from private foundations that have partnered with plenty of private companies to support the work we are doing. the ones that are already aware, they are engaged and interested. i think we just have to commit to continuing that conversation. i will be the first to step up today and say i already have written down as my next task to reach out. for all of this to start the conversation, we can talk about grassroots, the next steps. >> i appreciate it. i don't want to get ahead of the president but the bottom line is w

seeing snow over some of the hills just over the southeast of livermore, certainly that wintry mix around lake county. as we take a look from tiburon heading into berkeley, university avenue, grisly peak boulevard, we are seeing showers. trace amounts for some parts of the bay area, like oakland. bose city city city city city cy midwinter die streak -- dry streak. showers, still a possibility of thunder and snow over our high peaks, and the possibility of hail and gusty winds. this view is worth checking out twice from zephyr cove. snow is coming down, and they have chain controls. the snow showers are beginning to wind down. a winter storm warning until 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. additional two to four inches of snow with reduced visibility. there is a definite bite in the air. you are looking at 30's and 40's. it is getting cold. it is gusty outside from our emeryville camera, so hopefully you are inside home, nice and warm. widespread frost for the next few days, near record cold conditions expected in the mornings. a couple more hours of this. i think by 9:00 it is going to be done, and then comes the freeze warnings. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the cold