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grant, vicki, thank you.ing up tonight at 6 san jose's new plan to try and curb gun violence days after officers shoot and kill. a man will hear from the police chief in just minutes and scaling back. russia says it will drastically reduce its military presence near ukraine's capital. we have the latest developments just ahead. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. see the gun. all the occupants. >> and the employees began running out of the restaurant. and, you know, >> a late night brawl involving a gun at a san jose restaurant. and with a man being shot by police. and now police say they are cracking down on the type of illegal gun that man was carrying when he was shot. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news tonight at 6. hi, pam moore and i'm ken wayne. new surveillance video shows what led up to that shooting including a fight. >> oregon changes hands several times. this was in the early morning hours on sunday in a cro

alex. >> vicki grant, good evening.is ban on russian oil and gas comes via an executive order from president biden? and that just goes to show how quickly things are changing right now because just yesterday the white house said a decision on this issue had been reached yet. >> this is a step that we're taking to further pain but president biden recognizes the ban on russian oil and gas imports will also bring pain at the pump. defending freedom is going to cost. it's going to cost us as well. even so republicans and democrats on capitol hill have both called for the ban. i strongly support. >> this decision to ban. >> russian oil as russia continues its unprovoked attack on ukraine's some 2 million people have fled. looking for safety and ukraine accuses russia of attacking routes used to escape or bring in aid. connecticut senator richard blumenthal says more can still be done to inflict financial pain on russia. and my hope is that americans will demand that american companies stopped doing business. tuesday's ban al

thank you, vicki youn: , up in advance? thank you, vicki young. reporting _ up in advance?hank you, vicki - young, reporting from westminster. let me bring you the remarks we were reporting on a little bit earlier, from the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, from the ukrainian president, volodymyrzelensky, in from the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, in response to that attack on the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant overnight and the fire there. he has said that russia is deliberately striking info structure and only a no—fly zone will stop that. hello. for some of you, it's been a sunny friday so far. for others, a soggy one. and that balance isn't going to switch much as we go through the rest of today. this satellite image shows a strip of cloud, which is actuallyjust thinning in situ rather than moving one way or another. it may thin a little bit this afternoon across some parts of eastern scotland into the pennines, parts of the midlands, so chances are turning a bit brighter here, but still outbreaks of rain across many eastern areas from it. east anglia

thank you, vicky for those insights and and comments and questions. so tim according to our schedule you have five minutes to respond to all these. questions or to ask that you respond to the most difficult questions first. thanks a lot person really terrific set of comments. this is the first book panel that i've done and it's really terrific to get these comments some of which i you know, kind of been anticipated in the writing and some you know, some that are new. let me start with keith's comment about why his discourse been so debased on russia and you know, there is a lot of that debate lurking in the background in the book and i don't really take it on head on and that was a conscious decision because i was afraid that that would then just get the hackles up and reinforce the kind of polarization and compel me into one camper or another and one thing about the book is there's a lot of stuff for each side of the russia hawk russia dove divide to not like i mean, the russia hawks won't like it to learn that when we did these surveys. in 2015. yes

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i am vicki hartzler.oached girls track and i won't look away while local liberals destroyed women's sports. women's sports are for women, not men pretending to be women. >> will: vicki was suspended from twitter for her stance on the issue and she is running for senate and joins us now. vicki, thank you for being with us. i would love to ask you a question that i wondered aloud at various times. whenever we hear someone has a problem with lia thomas, other swimmers, women on the pool, it's anonymous. why have women swimmers, why have women athletes not stood up in unison against what's happening with lia thomas? >> well, it's really sad. 16 women on his team -- her team, anyway. the swimmers team wrote an anonymous letter through a lawyer before the ivy league championships protesting that he would be on the team. they said they had to do it anonymously because they were told if they spoke out against their teammate, they would be kicked off the team and they would never get a job. who is speaking up for

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the victim says a man approached their picnic, took some of their food and then became violent out of the blue. police say that the and the 46 year-old stephen miller then grabbed a soda can and hurled it at the victim's face. kron four's taylor. the second spoke to the victim tonight and has the more as this. >> like getting hit by a prize fighter and mean lou and i staggered and then i fell in the edges. >> consciousness. carla fleming's is recovering from a broken nose in serious eye injury after a man assaulted her at ocean beach in san francisco while she was at a birthday picnic with their daughter and friends saturday afternoon, san francisco police say 46 year-old stephen miller seen in this photo from that day approached the group of mothers and daughters took some of their food and began tossing it into the scent soon after unprovoked miller grabbed a soda can and hurled it at fleming's face which knocked her down and when it got into the emergency room, they were. >> that's

vicki, back to you. thank you, pam. the president also released details today about his 2023 spending plan. and in addition to the new tax on the richest americans, it also proposes 200 million dollars. >> to help pay for the silicon valley. bart extension project. it would extend bart from the north san jose berryessa station through downtown san jose to santa clara, the city of santa clara. it would add 4 more stations and 6 more miles of track. this phase of the project is estimated to carry more than 50,000 passengers a day by the year 2040. all right. now to the war in ukraine where peace talks seem to be closer than ever with the kremlin promising today to scale back their forces near keene. let's hope so. and as kron four's kelli meyer reports tonight, negotiations resume tomorrow. we're not taking anything they say face value. u.s. officials aren't buying russia's pledge to pull back some of its forces in ukraine. >> today the kremlin making a new promise to fundamentally scale back forces near kyiv and in the n

. >> well, grant, vicki, good evening., judge jackson was pressed by senators and was faced with questions about things like her faith and her judicial practice. my record demonstrates. my impartiality during today's confirmation hearing, judge ketanji brown jackson started addressing concerns from republicans on the senate judiciary committee. i am committed it. >> to serving as an even handed supreme court justice, texas republican senator john cornyn. >> question judge jackson on whether judges should be policymakers. you would agree with me that. >> judges should not be politicians. >> and south carolina senator lindsey graham asked about judge jackson's faith do attend church regularly. well, senator, i am reluctant to talk about my faith in this way. i am convinced that whatever faith you have and how can you go to church. >> it will not affect your ability to be fair. democrats like senate majority leader chuck schumer criticized republicans questioning republican show. they don't have a plan for addressing judge ja

that's not the only goss i'm talking about hard men, the cielo vicky, who are his band of brothers, as it were. ultimately, what if you look at what to, to have been saying, what he wrote in this essay about ukraine in the summer. what he's been saying ever since his press conferences every day. this is a man, believes he is on a mission, not just to subjugate pound ukraine into submission and bring it, presumably to caucasus back into russia. but also to roll back the democratization of eastern europe, to neutralize western europe, and throw the americans out of the continent. now, that is the maximum us go that we must, all was found that we all was standing. and the best way to help you frame franky now is to receive every single ukrainian who wants to, who wants to leave. as we are doing. the you has reacted with extraordinary speed and generosity to receive people who are, who are believing, being given that they don't have to do comply with any formalities and can stay for 3 years. that is taking the pressure off the off of ukraine. but ultimately, i think it would be, it would r

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. 21 year-old christopher liang was reported missing last weeker he rented a car to drive to irvine and the fresno county sheriff's office now says the college student's body was discovered in a car that crashed near interstate 5. they found that car over the weekend. our kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live in the studio with more on the investigation. concerns of the family had. >> during their search prop. vicki christopher lee, family posted on social media last week and into the weekend about organized search parties. those came to an end when it was confirmed that the college student's body was found in the central valley. >> this is the area on note road about 6 miles west of interstate 5 where police found christopher lee body. according to the fresno county sheriff's office. it appears liang died when his car crashed off a cliff. the california highway patrol collision report says that liang was driving westbound on note road when he went down the cliff and overturned on a dry riverbed due to a lack of witnesses to the actual crash.

kevin. >> grant, vicki, it's all that anyone is talking about.ith slapping chris rock live on stage. but why do it? i'll tell you everything. we know. >> g i, jane to can't wait to see it. all right. >> no, that was not scripted. will follow the hit by yelling a chris from the crowd. the reason will attempted to sum it up afterwards during his best actor acceptance speech. >> being called on in my life. to love people. and to protect people. >> wills wife, jada has been very open about her struggles without pisa. that's why her head is shaved. as for an apology. i want to apologize to the academy. thank talking academy invites me back. he didn't apologize to chris rock on stage later we'll was seen at the vanity fair after party celebrating his win with family and friends. >> rapping along to his hit. summertime. >> goes to. >> okay. >> oscar underdog code had a big night winning 3 awards, including best picture which brought the audience to their feet, signing their applause for the deaf winners. troy kotsur also won for best supporting actor. h

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis.re learning new information tonight on the police shooting in san jose. over the weekend. it happened that a fight that you're looking at here broke out at la victoria restaurant on sunday morning. >> the city's police chief says 2 groups of men began arguing and then got into a fistfight. one of the men fighting wrestle the gun away from another man and then went outside. we're about 6 officers were waiting. police say that the man did not follow orders to drop the gun and then an officer shot him. and that man has since been identified as a key on green today. a former coach of the victim says he was an outstanding student athlete. >> and the coach says he's not surprised that he's trying to help others from being hurt. kron 4 says he quit yoon reports. >> everyone started basically because the and i was person on our campus and within our program. >> that is how the athletic director of contra costa college, john wade describes the initial reaction to learning that a member of the f

. >> well, grant, vicki, good evening. yes, depending on your perspective, you could consider them highlights or lowlights throughout the day. but between gavel is banging and senators just yelling at each other. it was quite an active day for judge ketanji brown jackson as you continue to face questions. >> you allowed to answer the question, are you not want the american people to hear republicans came out swinging from the start during the final day of questioning for judge ketanji brown jackson, south carolina senator lindsey graham believes her sentencing record is a sign she soft on crime. i think you're doing it wrong. and every judge who does what you're doing is making it easier for the children to be exploited for every person in all of these charts and documents. i sent to jail. senator graham and texas senator ted cruz faced criticism from democrats for going over the allotted time and interrupting judge jackson's answers substantial supervision. just you think it is a bigger deterrent for question. >> you can

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus tonight.mer ufc fighter velasquez is behind bars after being denied bail. earlier today he had his first court appearance that was in santa clara county. >> after he was charged with attempted murder kron four's reporter justin campbell was in court. as for alaska's was shackled. he has more now on why the fighter may stay behind bars. >> former ufc champion cain velasquez will remain in jail over the weekend without bail. as this defense attorneys get prepared for his arraignment on monday after making his living in 30 foot octagon. the 2 time champ charged with attempted murder is now confined to a 6 by 8 cell. right now is the people's intention. >> that he remain in custody, given that we believe that he is still a threat to the victim as well as to public safety. prosecutors say it all started after this man. here we go. our tate was charged last week with molesting a child. >> and then released from jail. that child was a relative of the last quiz. a few days later, the loss was allegedl

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus after a 6 hour manhunt, a swat team has taken a murder suspect into custody in monte rio. this all started with a fatal shooting about 10, 20 this morning on willow road right near the north. would golf course there near guerneville. here's a map showing where this took place. murillo is about 4 miles southwest of guerneville. the suspect was later arrested about 8 miles southeast of the shooting on green valley road kron four's dan kerman is near the scene. he joins us now live with the latest. good evening. death. good evening. we are right now at the location about a half mile from the shooting scene. it was down there on willow road. again, as you mentioned, about 10, 20 this morning. >> it involved family members, a manhunt ensued for about 6 hours. but as you mentioned, that suspect just within the last hour taken into custody by the swat >> since mid-morning tuesday, sonoma county sheriff's deputies have been actively searching east, a bohemian highway for this man. 32 year-old francisco gonzales. >> we have an active manhunt looking he is

well, grant, vicki, good evening.ainly the start of a long week for the senate judiciary committee and a judge ketanji brown jackson. >> as she vies for that open seat on the supreme court. >> welcome, judge jackson. i am humbled and honored to be here during day one of judge ketanji brown jackson's confirmation hearing. democratic vermont senator patrick leahy and minnesota senator amy klobuchar are highlighted the significance of her nomination with your presence here today. >> you are writing a new page in the history of america, you judge or opening a door that's long been shot to so many connecticut senator richard blumenthal said welcoming an african-american woman on the court is long overdue. >> this day is a giant leap into the present for our country. >> and for the quarter, republicans like iowa senator chuck grassley outlined what he wants out of supreme court nominee. the most important thing that i look for is a nominee view of the law. judicial philosophy. >> and view on the role of a judge in our const

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that's not the only goss i'm talking about hard men, the cielo vicky, who are his band of brothers, as it were. ultimately, what if you look at what to, to have been saying, what he wrote in this essay about ukraine in the summer. what he's been saying ever since his press conferences every day. this is a man, believes he is on a mission, not just to subjugate pound ukraine into submission and bring it, presumably to caucasus back into russia. but also to roll back the democratization of eastern europe to neutralize western europe and throw the americans out of the continent. now that is the maximum las go that we must all was found that we all was standing. and the best way to help you, craig, frankie now is to receive every single ukrainian who wants, who wants to leave as we are doing. the you has reacted with extraordinary speed and generosity to receive people who are, who are believing and being given that they don't have to do comply with any formalities and can stay for 3 years. that is taking the pressure off the off of ukraine. but ultimately, i think it would be, it would re

vicki liviakis has more for us. >> follow your nose and you can't miss it. long lines of hungry diners are queuing up in west oakland to get their fix of cow bird new to the neighborhood. cow bird calls itself a family owned chicken joint and the roots are soul food created by barbecue pit master chef matt horne whose ito says chicken is chicken is love the we have a responsibility to our guests, to our community, to be able to serve not just food that's made with love. >> but also be able to go out and be a part of community and just be a really good, great neighbor. and it's just really important to us. >> since opening his first restaurant, corn barbecue up the street in 2020 chef horn has catapulted to the forefront of the barbecue movement with his west coast style barbecue here at cal bird. you can order up any number of fried chicken sandwich is like southern bird. hot bird or honey bird. there are half birds wings with sides like fries, mac and cheese, fried cabbage or trickery slaw and for the sweet tooth, there's pie sweet potato pound cake or even

ok, leon, us, vicky from energy aspects. thank you so much for bringing your insights now is not just the flow of natural gas from russia to europe, that is proving itself to be problematic. moscow also has control over some european storage facilities for the communities around those sites. it's becoming a source of unease. mayer hands, peter haskin, looks out his office window at one of the largest gas storage facilities in europe . it's operated by a gas prom subsidiary and yes'm. gam in northern germany, gas exports are a key source of income for the kremlin, and it's war deutsch, desert, desert creek of with thousands of people are dying right now in this war. and, and that means ultimately we here in germany and in this community are paying for it. so i don't think anyone here still stands behind this company mind in knowing for these mountain him state. the natural gas is piped in from russia and is stored in salt domes, deep under ground. what especially a noise the mayor is that the volunteer fire brigade is respons

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. tonight we're hearing from the family of 21 year-old chris he was a senior at the university of san francisco in the yangs body was found saturday inside his rented tesla. >> police say it was overturned down over a cliff near interstate 5 in the central valley. proffers rob nesbit spoke to lee rather he joins us live with more on the memorial service that will be held tomorrow. bob. >> vicki, there will be a lot of chris lee friends gathered at saint ignatius church in san francisco tomorrow for his memorial service. the fewer family members. that's because his parents live in china. and that's why his brother is raising money online to help with funeral expenses and to reunite his family. >> looking back on their childhood together, jerry liang remembers a challenging upbringing for him and chris liang. but he says it didn't stop his brother from being himself. he was unafraid to share his truth and his love with the world. >> wholeheartedly and unapologetically. that's why chris wa

>> and hey, vicky, here's what i can tell you to give you a reference point. we're about a mile and a half away from levi stadium in just to give you an idea. police have been here since 3 o'clock this afternoon. what we've been seeing with our cameras, it's been very little information. but to give you an idea, there is a swat team that is outside of the house and we've been seeing heavily armed swat police members outside of the house with drawn it sometimes and then sometimes walking back to this camp where they've kind of staged on the they've also got some pizza. so i was asking one of them will will they be here for a long time? we don't know. they have not given really in from information on what's going on. all they are asking right now for the public is to avoid this area. neighbors that i spoke to say this is a very quiet residential area. the don't know exactly which house what is going on and they want to know to just as we want to know exactly what's happening and as we learn more about this will be sure to bring it to you on air and online. for n

ok, leon, us, vicky from energy aspects. thank you so much for bringing your insights now is not just the flow of natural gas from russia to europe, that is proving itself to be problematic. moscow also has control over some european storage facilities for the communities around those sites. it's becoming a source of unease. mayer hands, peter haskin, looks out his office window at one of the largest gas storage facilities in europe . it's operated by a gas prom subsidiary and yes'm. gam in northern germany, gas exports are a key source of income for the kremlin, and it's war deutsch, desert design creek of with thousands of people are dying right now in this war industry. and that means ultimately we here in germany and in this community are paying for it. so i don't think anyone here still stands behind this company mind in knowing that his modem stayed. the natural gas is piped in from russia and is stored in salt domes, deep under ground. what especially a noise the mayor is that the volunteer fire brigade is responsible

vicki?mer ambassador tells me that there are 3 big things working against russia. >> it's the strength of the sanctions against them. the unity of western countries and the scale of the ukrainian resistance. to get a sense of what a week's worth of air strikes feels i spoke to the tally szish and so it might be just the water. it is. and the player was on the he lives in san francisco but grew up in ukraine and has been in constant contact with his mother and sister. >> who live in the capital, kiev, where russian troops first targeted. the problem is my sister got the just 2 weeks and also she cannot trump the shelter. he says he's surprised at the world's response to the invasion of ukraine. former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, steven pifer says it was also a surprise to russian president vladimir putin. >> 5, 6, weeks ago, there may be 5 countries providing weapons to ukraine. it's now 20 piper works as a research fellow at stanford university and says he started to get a sense that russia

kron. 4 news at 5, everybody on vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus.s here is video from the citizen app just moments after the crash. you see this person running from the scene. >> who knows what's going to happen next? this happened right around 10, 30 this morning and there were dozens of passengers on the train. 13 people total were injured. at least one of them suffering serious burns and there are still several questions remaining tonight as far as how did this actually happened and why? yeah, how her? well, this is a map of where the train eventually stopped near the intersection of san felipe and huntington avenues. the crash actually happened about a mile away from that location. we have a team of reporters following this story. but we begin with kron four's dan kerman. he is live in san bruno with what we have learned from caltrain officials. dan. but if you heard. you know, federal and local investigators have got a lot to figure out specifically. how is it that you put a moving train in the same track as work equipment that you knew was the

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. glad the guy like san francisco and tourism officials here say this is expected to be the busiest week the city has seen in more than 2 years. thanks to a number of events, including. >> the ncaa tournament at chase center. san francisco has received its, of course, a lot of bad press nationally when it comes to crime in the overall cleanliness of the city. but as our kron four's, dan kerman tells us, those visiting are seeing a much more attractive. san francisco. >> the ncaa tourney has brought plenty of out of towners to san francisco, where you from to washington fallon, nevada, where from napa, idaho, from utah, before from palm but in recent years, while the warriors may have gotten good press, san francisco has not with complaints about crime and how dirty the city is had heard about. it doesn't deter us and all that coming to san francisco. those visiting the chase center thursday say they're experiencing a much different san francisco than they've read about. it's quite nice

ok, leon, us, vicky from energy aspects. thank you. so much for bringing your insights now is not just the flow of natural gas from russia to europe, that is proving itself to be problematic. moscow also has control over some european storage facilities for the communities around those sites. it's becoming a source of unease. mayer hands, peter haskin, looks out his office window at one of the largest gas storage facilities in europe . it's operated by a gas prom subsidiary and yes'm. gam in northern germany, gas exports are a key source of income for the kremlin, and it's war deutsch, desert design creek of with thousands of people are dying right now in this war industry. and that means ultimately we here in germany and in this community are paying for it. so i don't think anyone here still stands behind this company mind in knowing for these millenniums did the natural gas is piped in from russia and is stored in salt dome's deep under ground. what especially a noise the mayor is that the volunteer fire brigade is responsible for en

kron. 4 news at 5, everybody on vicki liviakis.nt lotus oakland city council member carol fife says people who live and work in west oakland >> have been ignored. and even though the delay caused by public vote could sink the project and cause the a's to leave oakland, she is pushing forward with her call for a ballot initiative from purrs. dan kerman reports. >> i just think it's best to move in a direction where we get more weight. 2 people into billionaires, oakland city council member carol fife, who represents west oakland where the a's want to build a new waterfront ballpark at the howard terminal. >> is doubling down or called to have a ballot initiative and let the voters decide. i pledge to be a voice for the voiceless doing this job. so i'm doing that for the residents of chinatown as well point. jack london square and west open. and that's if that's what it is at an online news conference tuesday, 5 said the a's are ignoring the concerns of those who live and work in her district. >> and she wants the team to meet direct

ok, leon, us, vicky from energy aspects. thank you so much for bringing your insights now is not just the flow of natural gas from russia to europe, that is proving itself to be problematic. moscow also has control over some european storage facilities for the communities around those sites. it's becoming a source of unease. mayor hands peter haskin, looks out his office window at one of the largest gas storage facilities in europe . it's operated by a gas prom subsidiary and yes'm. gam in northern germany, gas exports are a key source of income for the kremlin, and it's war deutsch, desert design creek of with thousands of people are dying right now in this war industry. and that means ultimately we here in germany and in this community are paying for it. so i don't think anyone here still stands behind this company mind in knowing that his modem stayed. the natural gas is piped in from russia and is stored in salt domes, deep under ground. what especially a noise the mayor is that the volunteer fire brigade is responsible

consumer investigative correspondent vicki nguyen has more.porter: hey, peter, kristin. the good news, if you by air fare, ticket prices don't reflect the increase to gas prices. that's coming in a couple weeks. if you take a road trip, absolutely you are going to feel pain at the pump. it will take a bite out of the budget. but there are ways you c improve fuel efficiency. it starts w leaving ier, means you're less likely to be a lead foot. if you follow the speed limit, aaa says that helps hugely with fuel efficiency. the other thing, use free apps like ways and gas buddy. they'll help you find the cheapest stations to fill up along the route. try not to accelerate and stop quickly. those things eat into the gas tank. finally, make sure your car is maintained before you head on that trip. put tires at the right pressure, make sure you get a check engine light taken care of. all of that helps with gas mileage. >> an important one. vicki, if you try to pick a destination, where should folks be considering? >> we talked to folks at scots cheap

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right, where they doubly corresponding vicky to shooter on the polish ukrainian border. thank you so much or so far more than a 120000 refugees from ukraine had arrived in germany, but authorities believed that number could be far higher. partly because there were no fixed controls on the use internal borders, but also because there are many still waiting to officially register. in hamburg, the long lines of new arrivals can reach into the hundreds each day. they've almost made it, olga and her family are standing in line at the hamburg immigration office for the 3rd day in a row. they want to register as refugees, but the waiting times are long. yeah, that's a myth. and under we take turns. first i stand in line, ah, knock on mine and then my mom comes and i sleep in the car. oh, the office is open all weekend, but it's struggling to cope with a number of refugees. warm up bosses offer some respite from the cold food and access to bathrooms, are organized by volunteer groups. sometimes up to 300 refugees or waiting in line, lied i. unfortunately it's a bit chaotic. ther

the nurse students, the patricia, the other hard mendocino vicki around him that that this man is not just not good for russia fees also not good for them. and if they, if they wish to, if they wish to regain. oh, if they want a russia that is taken seriously, that plays a role in international affairs. then put in, in the process of destroying that. and the frankly, the only ones who can change who can change, put in the grip on power of these people. i believe nobody else can do and the levels of repression that we're seeing in russia at the moment, the prospect of long prison terms for anybody who speaks out against the war, the remains of the independent media being snuffed out for broadcast cuts off is this. if putin stays is or the people around him stay, is this the start of years of strict totalitarian rule in russia and john backwards? well, arguably, that's exactly what's been happening happening. the pulse decayed as putin has kept typing the screwed emotion, civil society. now, the difference between the cold war now is that in the cold war, it was possible to, to disappea

van were not so lucky. witnesses say they were killed by russian forces passing through lawrence, vicki coleclo. when the convoy was driving him, one person went outside and he was shot, a local medic and his son tried to take him to the hospital, but they didn't let them and we lost 3 people. no one wants to pick them up from the car because well, they might be explosives inside neighbors. i've been frantic. i worked with nick, which are good key of itself has suffered massive damage on to russian bombardment . security forces here are preparing for a possible ground assault. satellite images show a large russian convoy just outside the city. in the occupied city of melli topple to the south of the country. russian soldiers were handing out food. it's the 2nd city in ukraine said to be under the invaders control after half sun. ukrainian officials say the cities of mc alive and mario pole have repelled a tax so far. military analysts say the russians are trying to establish a southeastern corridor between the crimean peninsula and the lou ganske region. if russia's plan works, it would

i asked leon is vicki from research consultants and he aspects whether countries like germany had a problem on their hands. this is really european problem rather than individual countries. specific problem, if germany would be struggling with a supply of natural gas, it would automatically pull supplies away from other parts of europe. so that ultimately, again, this becomes a european problem when it comes to answering the question whether we could do without rough, natural gas in the short term. if there was, for example, computer stops to rush in close to europe. the short answer is yes, but this would obviously entail significant incisions in today tonight where we'd be talking about measures that include industrial demand destructions, for example, nor to make sure that we can put adequate gas into storage for next winter. so we're to him out having to handle rising gas prices, rising energy prices for, for your opinions. is that what we're talking about here? yes, precisely. i think in the short term again, if we're talking about a complete sub to russian flaws, you would obviously s

it's not available yet or not, but transport technology development using vicki that can start already. we have no time to lugs the 2 countries want to create a hydrogen value chain between the u. e and germany. the hope is that hydrogen could help germany accelerate efforts to de carbonized. let's get more in this strong to ponder, to embellish, brought us our fort, thanks for joining us in the studio. fun. but just a little bit more about these. these deals that germany struck with the u. a x as a handful of them as, as, as 5 deals as specifically. and of course, on those deals are really about research development like the m, german economy minister, all but having said they are. and one of the more interesting ones is the one are, which includes lufthansa and siemens or energy and anna and amir, etc. company called mazda, and they're supposed to work on an aviation fuel with fedex. you all using hydrogen, which is what all those deals are about. so it's really about getting hydrogen, which is, you know, carbon neutral, depending on how it's produced right now. it is produced in a w

lawrence, vicky coleclo, when the convoy was driving him, one person went outside and he was shot, a local medic and his son tried to take him to the hospital, but they didn't let them and we lost 3 people. no one wants to pick them up from the car because well, there might be explosives inside. they were so good. practica were furniture good, good. key of itself has suffered massive damage under russian bombardment. security forces here are preparing for a possible ground assault. satellite images show a large russian convoy just outside the city in the occupied city of melli topple to the south of the country. russian soldiers were handing out food. it's the 2nd city in ukraine said to be under the invaders control after have sung ukrainian officials say the cities of mc alive and mario poll have repelled the tax so far. military analysts say the russians are trying to establish a southeastern corridor between the crimean peninsula and the lou ganske region. if russia's plan works, it would mean ukrainian forces like this tank unit, in lieu, ganske would be encircled on 3 sides. bu

here is just all i want to tell them. shawn, we have the strongest men in the world, we essentially vicky with him. we will win and can overcome any things the lion long. despite the optimism, the war is present here to our interview interrupted by eric, silence is now so they're at siren again as well. ah, we show them what a girls if you want to go down, go over them. i had cerebral diarrhea. i am on. yeah. yes, we'll use, i'm afraid because it's unpredictable, but that the car supplied sun nebraska's womb of dark alarm. we need to stay alive for those over at the factory you can be a target to, lily explains as we had to the bunker. but just how responsible is it to ask others to return to ukraine. now, lily, i makes clear, gordon, with boy daily, and every one is responsible for their own actions. but in my am audition, you know, the 7 and everyone decides for themselves what they do, the see what they say, the choices they make. what ukraine means to them, nuclear, you know, all right, this is my choice yarbrough on that a stuck in the consequence of their choice of leaving or return

w correspondent, vicky the sugar. she joins us from the polish ukrainian border. good to see a go get her 2500000 people have flayed ukraine. the vast majority of them to poland. how is the country managing this actually enormous task? judging from what we had experienced in here over the last days at poland, managers, this crisis really, really well. i mean, in the 1st day there was some chaos. obviously for obvious reasons. but over the last day that help the relief effort really has been much better organized. you had in your report how the volunteers are well coming to the refugees at the board of station here in the, in the, in the train station of to misha. they are provided to also with food, but also with shelter and even more important than they are provided with frames which could bring them to other cities. but still, it's a huge relief for us and it's still the pens a lot on volunteers. i mean, you show the volunteers in your reports, there may or told us it's 1200 volunteers only in the city managing it and nobody knows how long these volunteers reall