were you disappointed to hear the reaction of urszula von der leyen? about ukraine's entry somewhat ambiguous. perhaps you had been expecting more enthusiastic word about this. >> i think urszula von der leyen has shown herself a big fan of ukraine. she visited the ukrainian capital during the times when it was still dangerous to be near kyiv, and as far as i see, her statements, she is very much enthusiastic about what is going on, but we need to understand that ukraine doesn't need -- ukraine does need a common, rules-based process because it is also about rules inside ukraine. we in ukraine are fighting not only for liberation of our territories, but also for the corruption-free country in which, for example, judiciary will really ensure the rule of law. therefore, there should be a balance, i think. we should think about the fast entry of ukraine, but that does not mean it will be bypassing rules. the rules should be there, and these rules will benefit ukrainian citizens themselves. mark: thank you, sir, for joining us. hope to see you one day soon

between the prime minister rishi sunak and the president of the eu commissioners love underline -- urszulaer leyen. rishi sunak says there will be a smooth flow ofde in the u. with good separated into a green light for goods traveling to northern ireland, and a redline for those goods at risk of moving into the european union. the new deal ensures that the same quintessential british producill once again be available in northern ireland. a northern ireland assembly will be able to pull an emergency break for changes to rules and rishi sunak says it will preserve the belfast agreement, the settlement which underpins the government in northern ireland. he presented the deal to parliament in the last few hours. prime minister sunak: it does what many said could not be done, removing thousands of pages of eu laws and making permanent legally binding changes to the protocol treaty itself. that is the breakthrough we have made. those are the changes we will deliver. and now is the time to move forward as one united kingdom. kasia: the opposition labor party supporting the deal. here is its leade

it sends a strong signal that the eu is together with us and supporting us and the eu commissioner urszulador line -- commissioner's words today really send an unprecedented signal of support, and we are very grateful that we are not alone in this fight against russia that eu member states have chosen to support us in our quest for freedom, and the eu is synonymous with the freedom. it is a symbol of what we aspire to to be free of the russian empire and its authoritarian regime. today's summit in kyiv sends a strong signal that the eu is supporting ukrainians in our fight against russia. nicole: but, symbolism aside, what is ukraine hoping to achieve with the summit? because swift membership seems unrealistic at this point. guest: well, i think the swift membership has been somewhat misunderstood. there is no really possibility to sort of fast track everything without implementing the necessary requirements or clear criteria for eu membership, and until they create implements, a decision will not be made. basically, from this summit, ukrainians are hoping for very concrete decisions that

as you can see right there, we get a glimpse of urszula. kumasi: good morning, everyone. first, a check of the weather withdrew. drew: it is so pretty. a cold morning out there. freezenother morning. good reason. you look at the current temperatures and we are starting out, for the most part, in the 30's, if not the upper 20's in some areas. you may need a few extra minutes. warm up the car, see if you have frost on your windshield. but it is lovely. looking at the exploratorium camera. a live look outside showing you we will have clouds and sunshine to start the morning. as clouds will thicken as the day goes on. a partly sunny day with temperatures in the 50's. a closer look at the highs and warmer weather coming for the holiday week. we will have that coming in a few minutes. kumasi: major development some of the east bay. the oakland police chief has been fired, following an investigation into allegations of misconduct. the oakland mayor made that announcement during a press conference yesterday. we have team coverage of the mayor's announcement, as well as reaction f