president, would you like to see a walking demonstration? [inaudible] >> without this device, sean would not be able to take steps. with this technology, he can do so. >> here we go. >> take your turn. [laughter] [applause] >> how long have you had the injury? >> 12 years. >> and when did you get fitted? >> i've been walking in these sense 2014. >> it's made for rough terrain. it goes up to about eight miles an hour, so you can keep up with those kiddos. and then if i want to access something in my room, my kitchen, or bedroom, you can elevate and get even higher if you need to. so then we're face to face. for a vet, that is a big deal to be face-to-face. if you are not able to utilize an exo, you can utilize a power wheelchair that will get you to that. we have this at our facility, sir, and we can issue them through the dallas ba1 a patient comes in through an evaluation. pres. biden: it is one of these cost? >> this one is around $30,000. our prosthetics department funds the equipment for our patients and paying for the vices. we just hav

so how much ground does it cover, mileage-wise, and driving or walking? to use public transit. i don't know exactly the mileage, but if you consider the fact that the city is seven by seven, 49 square miles, you could get a good walk in if you decide to walk the whole thing, and as mentioned, you would traverse their many different neighborhoods. kristen: i think you could put this together with a culinary tour, burning off the calories, then consume it. as you represent travel, is trouble coming back?are we seeing signs of life in tourism? >> we absolutely are. we are slower to recover than other cities. part of that is we were one of the first to close down because of the pandemic, and one of the last to open and lift restrictions, so that has impacted our tourism industry. we were hit very hard by it, but there is demand, people dying to get out and travel, and san francisco is a bucket list destination. people have never been here, want to see the golden gate bridge, ride, cable car, so we want to promote the city and tell people we are open and welco

this walk back that he's having to give, saying that he was walking back anything. we didn't see a walk back since michael jackson moonwalk-80 to the tune of " " billie jean" in the mid-'80s. doesn't even though he's walking it back because he's not aware of what he's saying the first time. >> sean: i have to walk back kellyanne conway. not kellyanne trump pit having my own biden moment. i have to lip read on radio three hours every day. i'm getting better. kellyanne, your thoughts? >> sean, that is a gaffe and the bluebird. that's not what joe biden is doing. joe biden is not up to the job. if you are in the nbc news polling meetings, what in gods name were you thinking today when you saw in your own nbc poll, 16% of americans strongly approve of the job joe biden is doing as president. his approval rating is at an all-time low for 29-point swing in the nbc poll from just a year ago. it has gone down 14 points in a approval. only 32% approval among independents, 35% among latino, 39% among women. people have eyes and ears. we all say it's very funny, it's not funny

they just walk and fall, that they seriously just walk and fall.t that knows how to choreograph, heel toe. what is possible here is such a uh in a game form of teaching rhythm. let's applaud anastasia and please introduce yourself to the captain. the main person of our friendly team, our artistic director, olesya arkadyevna kuptsova of the best leader, i want to notice a fan of his work and a professional of the highest degree. well, great. everyone got acquainted with the team of choreographers and the transition in the team of parents. and you are the parents, whom we are the parents of the children who are engaged in this team like it, that is, this is all some kind of club thing. that is, you really, you communicate with teachers who work with your children. and so ours. well, great. no, imagine the team passed you, the team of our parents, mom, is in rhythm. this is natalya, she is a komsomol athlete and just a beauty, together with her husband they go in for sports and participate in various races. well let's applaud natalia. anna anna charmi

i see them walking back on the walk backs.world leader who takes time today to walk back the repeated walk backs. the minor gaps which by the way probably gave the vladimir putin is wealthy afghanistan the afghanistan fiasco the encouragement he needed to go into ukraine. the chemical weapons respond in kind. that means use chemical weapons. that had to be walked back to ground forces yes like you mentioned. that's four times, three in the last week when the president of united states says something that is that's not what he said even though that's what we just heard him say it. and i would comes up to look down the barrel of the camera we didn't walk anything back so not only did you not to me say the original thing the walk back about what i said originally they didn't exist either. should be walked back anyway [laughs] and the follow any of that you're a better man than me. what a fine also about this which is really unsettling is the desperate ways that the democrats and many of the quite liberal skewed mainstream media g

and the president responded by walking back the walk backs.> i'm not walking anything back. the fact of the matter is i was expressing the moral outrage i felt toward the way putin is dealing, the actions of this man just, just, brutality. i want to make it clear i wasn't then nor am i now articulating a policy change. i was expressing moral outrage i feel and i make no apologies for it. >> are you worried that other leaders in the world are going to start to doubt that america is back if some of these big things that you say on the world stage keep getting walked back? >> putin -- what's getting walked back. >> sounds like in the last couple days it sounded like you told u.s. troops they were going to ukraine. it sounded like you stead it is possible the u.s. would use a chemical weapon. and it sounded like you were calling for regime change in russia. and we know. >> none of the three occurred. >> none of the three occurred? >> none of the three. >> ainsley: now he is denying they occurred. >> steve: we heard them. we heard them out of his o

i work for a presidentwo who literally said if sarahnt huckabee sanders walked in orai i walked in , he'd say, so what's going i on ? how's it going? what do you see?g and you have toon be ready witha smartan answer that was nots what he had seen a thousand times a day already to say. you know, we just saw a poll in michigan. i think we catch your eye about infrastructure, the gas tax.he erre you know, i read this thini in the omaha papern you might want to see always something a little bit different but at leasttle he is a curious president. what we see here people areid comparing him to ronald reagan. they're so desperate to make joe biden something he's not comparingonarin joe biden to rod reagan for the 1980s. can't even compare joe biden to joe biden from the 1980s, 98 let alone compare him0s to reag so people know what they see the fear sean, is that there's o no way out. the fear is that we're just at the beginning of his term. nobody wants him to have a second term, certainly. but now there's real consequence because people feel less safe. and i have i have advice forave joe

after lester's walk down-— return of the fans after lester's walk down. .,, , ., , ~ , walk down. -- down. -- last years locked up. just the buzz of _ walk down. -- last years locked up. just the buzz of the _ walk down. -- last years locked up. just the buzz of the place, - walk down. -- last years locked up. just the buzz of the place, everyone loving _ just the buzz of the place, everyone loving it. _ just the buzz of the place, everyone loving it, some fantastic, this race wasjust. — loving it, some fantastic, this race wasjust, you know, it was great for fans to watch. — and a famous horse, made their final appearance earlier. the emotional highlight of today and that was tiger role, the two—time screen national winner, five—time winner at the festival competing in his final race before being retired. could he get that fairy tale finish and it certainly looked at when the cross—country, he was over the final fence that of delta work but agonisingly dull to work etched amount and the closing stages you could hear the disappointment from the crowd and afterwards, michael, who owns

the white house walking it back. but if you listen to the entirety of the speech, there is no question about it, this was a sharp speech with a very clear design, one that the president did not mince words on. take a listen. >> yesterday i met with the troops serving to bolster the frontline defenses. the reason we want to make clear, their movement on ukraine, don't even think about moving on one single inch of nato territory. a dictator bent on rebuilding an empire will never erase the people's love for liberty. brutality will never grind down the world to be free. ukraine will never be a victory for russia for they refuse to live in a world of hopelessness and darkness. we'll have a different future. a brighter future rooted in democracy and principal, hope and light. of decency and dignity, for god sake this man cannot remain in power. >> and you heard those words there. again, white house officials saying that that was not a push toward regime change which officials have been clear for several weeks was never th

challenge walk back or not walk back what he said.you get any chance to watch much of the judiciary committee hearing. >> i didn't get to see any of it. >> the president watched portions of judge jackson's hearing yesterday and today. and is proud of the way she is -- her extraordinary qualifications. her experience and her even-handedness. >> bret: he said he didn't see any of it and they are saying he is proud of how she is presenting. >> it's not like there is a disconnect there is a disconnect between the president and his staff on this issue and on so many other issues that are even more important a routine problem with this white house. one that still remains and actually may be getting worse dealt with these situations around the world. it can't give anybody any confidence to see that kind of play out with regulator right in front of us on tv. >> bret: all right. panel. thank you very much. >> bret: finally tonight, it's a special day, cherry blossoms in japan reached peak bloom. this is the scene near the famous magiro blossom

the white house tried to walk it back immediately. tony blinken, the secretary of state, tried to walk it back immediately. i'll walk it back right now. that is not the policy of the united states of america. please, mr. president, stay on script. >> you said for those who are not familiar with the way foreign policy works, they don't understand how big of a deal it is. can you enlighten people and explain why you think it was so bad and what the ramifications could be? >> i don't need to do that as much as everybody who listened to it has done that. you've seen the stories that have come up all over the world, because that was an announcement of a change in policy. regime change is something that is existential. you just don't do that. the suggestion was made that we were changing policy and going to regime change. that is not the policy of the united states, and that was not in the speech, as you know. that was an ad-lib of him at the end of a good speech. whoever wrote it did a good job, hit the right notes. to have that at the end

there's a walking tour. multiple walking tours with people, with seniors or people with disability one of which was in cantonese. i have in front of me a list of about 200events that we sent specifically focusing on these types of people . >> commissioners this sentiment from those events is not reported in the 39 percent. then we have both the quality does improve and its quantitative and qualitative feedback did not attempt to classify the feedback that we got in those meetings and added to the survey. the surveyis a standalone but not the entirety . >> so when you say there's 39 percent supported itdoesn't mean it's 64 percent or more opposed . okay. the 39 percent of the people that were surveyed checked off that they had a disability. >> that's correct. >> no, sorry. i think the former are correct. the people who self-reported having a disability, we had 39 percent who told us that car free jfk was very desirable or desirable and then 59 percent or 60 percent told us it was undesirable or very undesirab

i go on walk, walk. no study. it will be open. i saw you that it was a hey. della well by sunday night is we back neil: oh my new radio, a pedal . yeah. they were, i said my 1st was but i mean, i mean it says okay, if they were sca lauder or the photo will drill a hole kimmy in get it book or must or k. oh okay. okay. we're on the spot. ah. okay. okay. so now, okay, me here as well. we're a no, no, no boiler yes, so and course go get our ha ha. s the telephone and gas inc. i got a trouble voice lavonne rolling piano branch. and of course in hon. america english. i hammock us, know me, ain't rosco slower. i b as it was formative thinks i couldn't figure gaz eisley younger ellis sitting around, can see pharmacy i went in, i went to the science, i'm in a lot of dna and then a lot of i was her as the younger ain and only with the i says money before his mother, he's living in single. he took on a bed near grandma. so when you, when you scott: well they, it, i mean, listen again. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, that won't order. they al

well , then it was another walk, a walk. well, i fell in love with her when you found out the truth that not only you can be a father, of course, i was very shocked. i was very angry, i wanted to fill this little man's face, then, well, we fought with her. so we went to this man. sasha i wanted to punch him in the face . it was she stopped not to. well well. should not, then i wanted the next day. he just evaporated it, and then he pursued her. i told him that i saw it again. i 'll just rip your head off, he was gone. alina and this alexander at least once took an interest in your daughter. no, not once because of the whole pregnancy, i never wrote, not even after birth, i never wrote, but you showed him your daughter no, if he doesn’t have, well, i don’t want to not see and why i’ll show him anything , and if the genetic examination confirms it paternity, he won't see his daughter. you don't want it. she will submit elements, yes? why do you expect that he should go to the child for 3 months? well, he could write himself, h

um so you see the slope then when you walk it, i walk by, wow, it says on south it walk out which was the area in which colonial mazda in nigeria, this is where old money resides. what now the no boorish help out are taken over here and you can see that in the new buildings and the problems that i keep rising every day. warning best kids, my housekeeper. yeah. so this is my whole welcome. i mean, we tend to be very bad with morning walk drugs on until so leaves and then when the bed and then i usually have to go and break. how do we have the things and then she jumps jumps up and then she tries to get to the office i had of me. ah oh, i think i already have a good one to leave for me. okay. must be a huge client because they serve police lansdale with with are gone. we always say no sale side with a a . i'm surprised that what i've ended up doing because it was not even in my plan. it wasn't on the card for me at all. let me go on my money came quickly and jos draped this. okay. i started business administration and got her degree from the university of miami, florida. however, i was

including paralysis with standing and walking. it is fda approved for use with those with spinal cord injuries and strokes. it also is fda approved for home use. some of the benefits of using the expert -- xo skeletal assistance device is being able to stand and walk. it includes potential approval and bone density and bladder function. one of the first questions, and perhaps the most common question that a person who sustains a spinal cord injury asked is will i walk again. of course, some will naturally recover. they will gain the ability to walk unassisted. they assist us with accomplishing that goal and improving functional independence and successful integration into the community. mr. president, would you like to see a demonstration? >> all right. >> we have to tighten the courses -- corset here. [indiscernible] >> this is part of the same technology we use for veterans. >> lay down. >> without this device, john would not be able to take steps. with this technology, he can do so. >> take a few steps. here we go. there we go.

in terms of like, you know this way i go on walk, walk, no study, it will be open. i saw you that there was a head tele . well by sunday night is we back meal. oh my new radio, a pedal . yeah. there was a certainly 1st was but i mean, i mean one is is lucky if they were sca lauder or the photo level drill a hole gimme in get it book or must or k. oh okay. okay. were you on the spot? ah. okay. okay. so now, okay, me here as well. no, no, no boil gas is so and course go get our ha ha. s the telephone gas inc. i got a trouble voice lavonne rolling beyond the branch and causing hon. i'm a like a huge, a hamburger. love me, ain't drisco slower. i b as it was formative thinks i couldn't figure gaz isley younger ellis sitting around can see pharmacy i went in, i went to the science. i'm a lot of dna. and then a lot of i was her as the younger ain. and the only way that i says money by his mother. he's living in single. he took on a bed near grandma. so when you, when you scott: well they, it, i mean, listen again. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, that won't, don't order. the

why did madeline walk away? why didn't madeline walk? we've done everything. bought the big contract. you know, we've done everything, but i'm some of the fashion circuit said a for the very late and now web he, they'll head against his glass ceiling and i tried and tried and tried to break through. and i contacted so many companies and nobody wants to take that chance. that if you wanna walk all the way to the end of the how long you know, i feel awful. i feel awful many, every day in my life. i feel like i'm a horrible person. you know, i feel like i'm an erotic. i feel like i need to guarantee a psychologist because people think i'm crazy because i can have a common conversation in i don't, i want to be friends with everyone and be loving to everyone has had. let's do the run my this way. it's your show and i want everything to be special for you, but it's at my daughter's expense. tell me what's the matter? oh, is it hot? is it burning? your head? was a venting. you hit the one of them. tell me, come, you can understand why. oh, i lo

don't walk it back. let it stand. >> greg: kat timpf, i would disagree with larry kudlow if you want to engage negotiation you don't demonize the othered side. what side do you take and remember you work for me? >> i do. okay. biden, that wasn't in his prepared speech. he should not be ripping. it's because of who you are that it's a big deal. if someone on twitter says cat is annoying. i won't think about it. if i heard you say that, that would be a little more concerning to me because you could do something about that. that's why it matters. >> greg: go check your voice mail. >> can i say one thing? reagan pounded the evil empire dictators and czars. then the soviet union fell. biden has had any manhood in this whole thing. he should be calling putin a crook on a daily basis. either the russian overthrow him. how many americans agreed with lindsey graham when he said putin should be assassinated want ? biden is on to something but should have stuck by it. >> the pentagon said it was alarming what he sa

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start walking, then!y nan doesn't really know much about my boxing, she just sees me as her lovely granddaughter. she probably preferred it if i didn't box because she probably finds it horrible, the thought of me getting punched. 0h, bless your heart. there you go. you are a good girl to me. hi, eb! you alright, mate? alright? alright, jill? hey, logee. hello, chip. alright? hello, mum. with boxing, it's a lonely sport. you're on your own, but you sort of, like, forget you actually, you need your family around you. hello, dad. alright, mum? how's training going? yeah, alright. i think everyone's got something in them, what they're good at. but, you know, 95% of people never find that... i got this out of the storage today — scrapbook. ..and with ebonie, it was boxing. how old was you there when you won the europeans? 15. you looks younger than that. i really wanted to box when i was younger. we watched a documentary of these kids doing, like, kickboxing on the telly and i was saying, "dad, dad, i want to

you are ready to walk into agricultural sector. but it's my gov men that he's feeling huge because there will be with this fear most logan of telling us thank you for indigo ambia. actually, when your business didn't do well, you felt so desperate that you decided to get on a boat and go through the back where we call it to europe. how did that end up for you? so embarking on the back, we was one of the most deadliest things i could have learned to myself because it ended up bad. i'll to some people lost their lives in that boat at the end of the day. so with the support of i o m, i was he will to get back to my country and it might sound like a a silly question, but given what the financial and economic difficulties you are facing, looking back at it now, would you make the same decision again, no, i wouldn't make the same decision. i believe there are better ways that i can help myself instead of getting into that deadly. yeah. speaking of opportunities, let's talk about the ones which have been lost and continue to be lost. youn

well then when you walk, it bothers wow, it's a fantastic walk out this was the area in which colonial mazda in nigeria, and this is where old money resides. what, now the no boorish half out of are taking over here. and you can see that in the new buildings, an apartment that i keep rising everyday morning. that's kate's, my housekeeper. her. so this is my home one can ah, we tend to be very bad with morning work drugs on until so leads and then when bed and then i usually have to go and we have to we have the things and then she jumps, jumps up and then she tries to get to the office. i had me. ah oh, i think i already have a quote in today too. okay. must be a huge requires because those are those are police lung very with with a gun. we always say no sale side would be a gun a what a surprise that what i've ended up doing because it was not even in my plan. it wasn't on the cards for me at all. let me go and my money came quickly and just draped this. okay. i started business administration and got a degree of from the university of miami in florida. however, i was very much drawn

you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. no, doesn't. people don't have each other's heads off. and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe i just as if and what do you do with, with groups like isis? how you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes. it started on december, the 10th 2013 u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in key of accompanied by jeffrey pilot, the u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american. i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is t

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after walking 18 hours i was really sick from the cold temperature, from walking a long time, and myave an emergency, my girlfriend is very sick, can you help. like they just -- he couldn't help me. then when we was at the bus, we were told to come on the bus. even if you pay money or -- like if you boult a train ticket or a bus contribute, it don't matter. blacks are -- >> we're so glad you made it out. safe travels home. thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. my pleasure. >>> the u.s. is remaining firm, firmly against ukrainian pleas for a no-fly zone. tony blinken warns it could lead to a full-blown war. joining us now our guests. this is -- the basics of the no-fly zone is they have to be enforced. you would inevitably have u.s. forces against russian forces and a u.s./russian war. >> and russian officials have already threatened to use tactical nuclear weapons. they've put them on alert. that's the main reason why we hear from u.n. officials we can't possibly consider this. the fact of the matter is the russians are slowly make progress in taking territo

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walk through them and walk this little trail to her home. >> and we walked it, and she will say hello, hello, hello. it was pitch black. we realized that there was actually somewhat there and there was a lady who had just had her baby a few hours before. the mob was more than happy to see sophia and more than happy for her to take the baby away to check, or where her and to see that she was okay. >> it's a baby girl. >> this was a classic case. the lady already had another child. >> they live with about -- >> you need to add the fact that if she has a daughter, that's two and a half years old, but there's no food she has the breastfeed to have food. so right now, this two and a half-year-old will not have bob's work. so basically we're expecting her to go down it weeks. >> so the two and a half-year-old will suffer. newborn baby symbol revel. it doesn't matter whether you see that it affects the hospital or first whole country. but, you get up and have a little bit of hope things will be different. the next finally we better the community was isabella and her children. it wasn't very

and to vote extension of committed in children and you should walk with us. it means to walk is out formulas, for example, you course, ah, sometimes people calling you and tell them that they have formula on who to fitting and turn next formally. take only in one or 2 days. during our conversation today, we have galena, alina and james. good to have all 3 of you with us. galena, please introduce yourself to our international audience. hi, i'm a clinical social worker. ah, psychotherapists. i work in new york, i'm from new york. i'm trying my best to support ukrainian mothers and children because i have connections there because i taught there and i consulted there. thank you. galena, we him all from you. just a moment, alina, welcome to the stream, please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. hello am a learner? i'm the director general. ukrainian cross. we are the national the all ukraine are going to station working in the ground, conducting a big emergency consecration in the corners of ukraine. and i'm based in it. so i was a central ukrain

i remember looking at my mom to us, we were walk in. she was very quiet. and or somebody else took me by them, but by then i was overwhelmed with the school. i didn't see my mom living on those . she was gone. and then when i tried to run back or go after they closed the door and the you crate lower. and slow, lose while losing your mom. you're losing your losing your mom. is the car. you know, for 8 years the 2 cousins suffered a cruelty and ill treatment. it was an experience that marked them for life. even though they escaped the very worst of the abuse, rape, we did see her brother broadway and be using a child and took them from the dormitory on the 3rd floor, brought them down to the basement. and as for your time to go with that had the year to her to they were like, oh, but if i hope i could never sleep because i always knew there was something there. somebody could hear somebody moving around or just it was the worst part for me was always waiting every night just like there was somebody there that's gonna grab you. that's no place to be or any ch

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i walk on lands end trail, i walk through golden gate park. i love exploring all the pocket parks in the neighborhood and i'm grateful to all of you for being our parks and rec commissioners and creating new opportunities for parks in san francisco. and what we have here in front of us is an opportunity to enrich one of our gems. one of our public parks and make it more like a park because it's quiet. you can hear the birds. you can enjoy the park. and less of a parkway. what is the purpose of a park? is the purpose of the park to drive through or to recreate? i would love and hope to welcome my parks and recreation commissioners. helps to achieve your own mission, which is to create beautiful spaces. i thank the staff for working so hard together to bring us this proposal. with that, i will make a motion to approve. >> president buell: i'm going to ask, does commissioner louie have any questions or comments? >> so i have four things. i want to see the drop-off. where are we going to get dropped off? where are the drop-off points? of course, e

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jay walking can come with steep fines, ting says. if his bill passes, officers will only be able to ticket people who could cause an accident by the way they're crossing the street. it's also intended to curb unnecessary encounters with police, especially for people of color. >> what we see unfortunately is that african americans in particular are significantly more likely to be cited for jay walking than anybody else. what happens is unfortunately some of these law enforcement encounters can turn rather deadly. >> ting says he worked with the governor's office to make the necessary changes. >>> the u.s. capitol will be open to the public tomorrow for guided tours. tours were canceled because of the pandemic, of course, and security concerns also after the january 6th riot. for now tours will be for groups no larger than 15 people and led by lawmakers or their aides. >>> up next, helping the homeless and their pets. what one dedicated vet is doing to make sure animals and their owners are taken care of. it's a story that will make yo

to make a delivery driver walks in and the man walks out. he had been in the store less than two minutes. >> an hour later i noticed. >> reporter: she saw the man pocketing the cash. >>'s the tips might not be a lot as far as amount wise but it is the feeling that you can't shake. that violation, feeling like sof yours got taken away. >> reporter: the man only stole about 15 or $20. they want to know how much this hurt the staff. new details from the sonoma money can who was shot and killed with a rifle. the gunman has been identified as the 32-year-old son. the shooting yesterday led to a shelter in place. he remains in jail and being held without bail. >>> crews battling a wildfire in the santana and the mountains. u.s. forest service says flames have scored 500 acres. one point they were within feet of communication towers. crews say this is the second major fire in the area. the fire has not been contained in the causes under investigation. lawmakers are looking to change the way they change wildfires in california. the agency monitors f

no, we walk terribly calmly, we walk for a walk, we go home protecting public security is the number one task on the official list of the task of the national guard, so politely but persistently. good afternoon. get out of the car, please take your documents with you. take at the entrance to the city is checked every automobile. thanks, have a nice day. bon voyage, people see the environment, calm. uh, they were afraid at first, uh, the russian military now sees that the benevolent military men are helping to distribute humanitarian aid, although among their tasks, of course, there are also military units of the same first and entered the city that had not yet been liberated from the nationalists and the styrodefense will be a collision could not be avoided, it was accepted decision to gain a foothold on the most. poor positions after securing the enemy, the nationalists were attacked and were forced to flee. the price of success. each such operations of the year of training similar situations are worked out by the special forces of the national guard. almost every day. together with

as they're walking up, a man walks out and an officer fires, hitting the man. >> one of the subjects pointed a gun at another person involved. one of the arriving officers fired his handgun, struck the suspect at least one time. >> reporter: police say that man survived and was later taken to a local hospital. san jose state student daisy manzano lives next door. >> heard a couple of gunshots and walked to the window, because i live up here, and just saw a bunch of cops and everybody running this way. >> reporter: the front door, which frequently draws crowds as bars close was shattered by gunfire. the owner of la victoria says he has 24 surveillance cameras in his restaurant and has turned the video over to police. he tells us he thinks this began when two groups got into a fight. police say just minutes before that police shooting, officers had responded to a homicide around the corner on 4th street. >> when officers arrived, they found a male suffering from at least one gunshot wound. >> reporter: police are still looking for a suspect who they say took off running onto the san jo