>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro desde washington dc >> hola, ¿qué tal? joe biden prepara su informe y nosotros tenemos cobertura en equipo desde polonia, ucrania y rumania con la misión de rescatar a los mexicanos atrapados en la guerra. >> las primeras negociaciones entre rusia y ucrania no quedó en nada acordado pero se mantienen las negociaciones, vamos con los detalles. >> así es hace poco se escuchaban alarmas antiaereas y el ejército d ucrania resiste como si nunca lo imaginó y vamos a ver lo que sucede cuál es la situación en este momento de todo el panorama en ucrania como diplomáticos y sobre el terreno. >> al mismo momento que el kremlin justificaba el compromiso de continuar el diálogo después de euchar ambas posicioners hay varios puntos que se pueden progresar, no dieron detalles y establecerán las fechas después. >> siguen reportando decenas de muertos y heridos, se entregaron imágenes del norte de ucrania donde se produjeron varias explosiones como en un supermercado que se incendió también un edificio y escuela pero sin muertes. >> acá la

televisión estatal rusa, grabaron video explicando por qué lo hacía, doble arresto en new york y washington dc del ataque con un cuchillo esto despde irrumpir en museo neoyorquinos, el poder adquisitivo está en caída libre por culpa de salarios de trabajadores, la canasta básica se reciente . >> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) /á . >> se cumplen27 apños de la muete de la reina del texmex, aquí tenemos otro video de cuando sonaba de adulta gracias a una grabación digital . >> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> buenas tardes, gracias por acompañarnos, es martes soy felicidad abeleida, los ataques rusos están en kiev, donde la artillería destruyó varios edificios, se anuncian sanciones como respuesta a las sanciones de vladimir putin, además, 3 presidentes europeos viajaron a ucrania, vamos a ver con cecilia ¿qué tal? cuéntanos . >> felicidad, en este país a pesar de que la guerra se intensifica, ciudadanos se sienten más unidos que nunca . >> ataques rusos destruyeron edificios en kiev las últimas horas, las imágenes son devastadoras, pese a todo los ministros de polonia y eslovenia visitan a volodímir zele

so bravo well former, washington dc lawyer. kyle zimmer is the ceo and co-founder of first book, and the website is firstbook.org. we appreciate your joining us on about books. thank you so much peter. thanks to all your viewers. and this is about books book tvs. look at the latest publishing news and nonfiction books. here's some books being published this week. former republican congressman will heard of texas argues that america needs to address the challenges of the 21st century. he offers his thoughts on how to move the country forward in his book american reboot. in eight billion and counting roads college international studies professor jennifer shuba looks at the world's current population demographics and what they portend for the future of international affairs. and harvard's kennedy school of government lecturer and obama administration alum juliet. khiam offers her thoughts on how the government can better address natural and man-made disasters. her newest book is called the devil never sleeps. also being published

surveillance video shows atf agents arresting brevard outside a gas station in washington, dc. fly? they they were quickly able to apprehend him. dc police an nypd say the arrest came after they released clear pictures and videos of the suspect. >> on monday and multiple tips came in. let us directly to contacts, movements, locations and a name. it was extremely helpful. >> to making sure that we really kind of tied everything together. brevard is now charged with first-degree murder assault with the intent to kill and assault with a deadly weapon with additional charges expected in new york, washington, dc mayor muriel bowser says the quick arrest shows what law enforcement is capable off, that we can do this in this case. we can do it. in every case. investigators did not provide a motive for these attacks and have not confirmed if brevard plan to do more reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> coming up next, asylum seekers on the southern border. more details on the ukrainians who are trying to get into the u.s. from mexico. plus, daylight saving time could become perma

ladies and gentlemen will not come from washington dc. it will come from this room is people like you who had enough. people who have said i still believe in the american dream. we live in a moment or hope to spend squashed where people don't feel they have opportunities. we live in a moment where people feel the future is more grim than the past. is fromthat legitimate concerns we have to be able to focus instead of focusing on the latest cultural battle or how be on the left or the right or how do we focus on fixing some of these problems? but these have no longer have a desire to light to you to fees are own ego. im done with this job in a year and i'm pretty excited about that. [laughter] people say so sorry are leaving i say i i'm not that thank you. [laughter] but i have to tell you are not going anywhere. i may be getting out of the house and i'm excited to leave the house but i'm excited to have way more time to work with all of you to make sure we take back our political system because we deserve that. [applause] that those gener

all right, john, a 100 percent in washington dc. john, thank you. well, henry sikowski is executive director of the nonproliferation education center. he spoke to us earlier about the consequences of nuclear reactors getting hit in was that machines are not meant to be exposed to missiles and high explosives, but they're not designed for this. and you know, the idea that there is much you can do after one of these things is a little fanciful. if you're in a war, the power plant is itself. if it was here, would not generate the kind of radioactivity or in all likelihood that turnover hole did. but if the fuel pon, which is where they put the used fuel was here, it could easily be a multiple of the effect of turn. so you know, it depends on what you and what, what happens to what you hear. this actually is that the, the fuel used or new in the reactor outside of the reactors and fuel is deprived of cooling water. if it goes on fire and it releases radiation, if the building containment is breach, and you can do that with high explosives in a war zone

de sus viajes debido a las remesas de precios de combustibles para compensar >> las policías de washington dca york buscan a un asesino de indigentes ya ha matado a dos a sangre fríamientras dormía en diferentes lugares del bajo manhattan las autoridades piden que usen los albergues y evitar ser víctima de este criminal >> la cantante colombiana karol g visita una cárcel de mujeres en bogotá porque cree las segundas oportunidades para quienes están encarceladas pasó unas horas con ellas animándolas y les canto lo mejor de su repertorio (♪ ♪ ♪) (♪ ♪ ♪) (♪ ♪ ♪) >> qué tal buenas tardes gracias por acompañarnos en esta edición de noticias telemundo les saluda felicidad aveleyra la guerra en ucrania vuelve a estar marcada por nuevos ataques rusos en la frontera del este y cerca de la capital kiev la situación es compleja la cruz roja ha lanzado una alertaal decir que los corredores humanitarios son una pesadilla cecilia nos cuenta lo último desde ucrania te escuchamos adelante en el hola felicitar un gusto saludarte desde odessa en el frente fruto de la guerra de ucrania >> aquí es una ciudad obj

we're gonna report from the freedom convoy which is now parked here in washington, dc. i'm the guy now huge these stories plus more in today's news view to use a broadcasting for our headquarters in washington dc. let's get started with thank you so much for joining us. you know, there's been at pierce battles being reported within ukraine, while hundreds of thousands of its citizens attempted to flee the violence. we also saw explosions taking out ukrainian television stations etiquette. and that in ask people's republic. a civilians are trying to survive all the conflict zone as cities and towns are caught between the front lines. the local residents are terrified as they have been living with the threats of these bombings for 8 years or to correspond me right guys. d, f reports. the sound of war is deafening, across the nearest ah, north west and south war rages rise outside the house. the shell impacted a little further away. right above the basement. the irony, the tragic and sad irony here is that if they had stayed in the house, they might have survived. it's a g

(comerciales) >>> el sujeto que matÓ a hombres desamparados en nueva york y washington dc fue arrestadouella del balazo que recibiÓ en la carle king. hoy recibÍa con alivio del arresto del hombre que lo intentÓ matar. se trata de gerard brevard responsable de 5 ataques contra desamparados que dejÓ dos personas muertas. la comisionada de policÍa de nueva york destaca que el trabajo con la policÍa de washington permitiÓ el raesr to de brevard en una estaciÓn de gasolina, la misma pistola se utilizÓ en los 5 ataques. la informaciÓn que recibimos del pÚblico fue buena, recibimos muchas citas y fueron compartidas con las otras agencias y por eso lo capturaremos. >>> el sospechoso serÁ acusado por la muerte de un desamparado y herir a otros dos en washington. en la gran manzana se prepara el caso por la fiscalÍa y las heridas a este habitante de la calle. >>> me parece muy bien, podemos andar mÁs tranquilos en la ciudad. >>> es muy bueno que lo hayan atrapado. >>> el sospechoso dae puÑalar a dos empleados del museo de arte moderno de nueva york fue atrapado. se rata de geray cavanna y se defi

surveillance video shows atf agents arresting brevard outside a gas station in washington, dc. are you tempted to flee briefly? they they were quickly able to apprehend him. dc police an nypd say the arrest came after they released clear pictures and videos of the suspect. >> on monday and multiple tips came in. >> let us directly to contacts movements, locations, and a name. it was extremely helpful to making sure that we really kind of tied everything together. brevard is now charged with first-degree murder assault with the intent to kill and assault with a deadly weapon with additional charges expected in new york, washington, dc mayor muriel bowser says the quick arrest shows what law enforcement is capable off, that we can do this in this case. we can do it. in every case. investigators did not provide a motive for these attacks and have not confirmed if brevard plan to do more reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> coming up tonight at 8 o'clock continues to rise with california setting yet another record for gas today. what this means for drivers who depend on thei

he w oliver silas reporting to us from washington, dc. well, let's take a look at some of the other developments in the conflict russian foreign minister. so gay, love rav and his ukranian counterpart, dimitria clever, are due to meet in turkey for their 1st face to face, talked since the invasion of ukraine, both sides of want of low expectations. but ukraine's president has signaled a willingness to compromise. ukrainian authority, say electricity has been cut off at the chernobyl, a nuclear power plant, which means it may no longer be possible to cool nuclear fuel. they want that this could lead to the release of radio activity, but the international atomic energy agency says it hasn't seen any evidence that the plant is unsafe. o towel in washington dc has hung a ukrainian flag in protest over russia's invasion of ukraine. the gover park hotel is located within i shot of the russian embassy in the us capital and mcdonalds is closing more than $800.00 restaurants across russia in response to the countries invasion of ukraine. the fast

a suspect in the serial murders of homeless people in new york and washington, dc is now in custody. he allegedly killed 2 people and injured 3 others. basil, john has the very latest details on his capture. >> we've got a man less than 24 hours after the mayors of new york city and washington, dc called for help hunting down the suspect he was found and arrested the cooperation and exchange of leads between the nypd, the metropolitan police department, the atf and the fbi. 5, a task force was extraordinary. 30 year-old gerald brevard is suspected of killing 2 and injuring 3 other homeless people in separate attacks. surveillance video shows atf agents arresting brevard outside a gas station in washington, dc you're tempted to flee briefly, they they were quickly able to apprehend him. dc police an nypd say the arrest came after they released clear pictures and videos of the suspect. >> on monday and multiple tips came in. >> let us directly to contacts, movements, locations, and a name. it was extremely helpful to making sure that we really kind of tied everything together. brevard

lo saludamos desde washington dc donde esta noche justo en ese edificio a nuestras espaldas., pronuncia ante el congreso el tradicional discurso sobre el estado de la naciÓn fÉlix ilia, paÍs que tiene como telÓn de fondo nada mÁs y nada menos que la invasiÓn rusa a ucrania. que hoy entrÓ en su sexto dÍa con potentes bombardeos, por ejemplo. causÓ graves una enorme torre te televisiÓn en quÉ, mientras que en kirkuk. >> un misil dejÓ en escombros, un emblemÁtico edificio gubernamental de la era el confianza, cÓmo lo ven, un grupo de ucrania nos atacÓ un vehÍculo militar ruso intentando romper las ventanas, pero fue en vano, porque el conductor logrÓ escapar. este es el panorama y ahora nos enlaza moscon nuria garrido, quien se encuentra en theopolis ucrania. adelante nuria, quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando en este momento. >> hola, quÉ tal. muy buenas la tragedia aquÍ, en ucrania. la verdad es que no cesa y a cada mÁs siguen produciendo muchÍsimos bombardeos, especialmente en la capital, y esto preocupa muchÍsimo tambiÉn la mirada estÁ puesta en arco, que esta es la una ciudad que es

rob reynolds, that person, washington dc. now the last australian stay to left border restrictions expects covered 19 cases to rise off the reopened to the rest of the country in the world. by snow straight, which makes up about a 3rd of the on the continent. as and 4th. the toughest rules are clunk report. oh, we're united families and friends together again. not the western australia opened its borders. for the 1st time since the beginning of the pandemic, i can't even put into words. i have gone down my whole body. i can't even put into words how it feels to be back in my home after 3 years of trying to make this moment happen. along with 5000 people touch down at perth airport on thursday, tens of thousands are expected to follow in the coming weeks. some families met each other for the 1st time. i'm going to be ivy when this little fella was born. i didn't like it cuz i open closed, open, closed it. it's really good to finally get over. western australia has been criticized for enforcing long corona virus. border closure

so for more on that, let's get straight across to stuff and simon's in washington, dc. i stuff on the white house almost immediately try to walk back biden's comments, that putin who cannot remain in power. now we're hearing from the president himself 2 days later, is he going to be able to turn the page on this controversy? i think so. i think he already has. this is a typical white house playbook. as you mentioned, he made the comment it reynolds a few people really badly. apparently the white house walked it back and now the president gave it while he was presenting his budget for the fiscal year, 2022. a little bit more beef to the bond, paddling back and to stay in the picture to make this ship sale a little bit softer. however, he's tried to make the distinction as pointed out, and as you, we just heard that he didn't speak as the president. there, but as a person, a private person who was rattled of the experiences he had just moments before before he give that press conference in poland and that he is not lobbying regime change. is that a surprise for mr. brewto

necesita para crecer en la sociedad y económicamente >> poco a poco van cambiando la imagen de washington dcemana guillermo? >>todo bien permanecer días de contraste porque hemos venido este sistema de alta presión que ha establecido recursos en temperatura y de repente boom llega la lluvia california, vemos primero este sistema de alta presión perfectamente definido y cuando hablamos de una alta presión hablamos de una burbuja de aire gigantegenera inestabilidad, temperaturas agradables, puede ver en esta toma una visibilidad de más de 20 millas del panorama va a ser agradable esta tarde y también mañana pero los cambios llegan a partir del próximo domingo por la tarde, si usted va de viaje a cualquier parte de la unión americana finalmente se aleja y este sistema que trajo el tornado, desafortunadamente mortales gran parte de la región, especialmente en texas, recuerde que es el choque de masa de aire frío desde el norte así que el calor todavía continúan algunos lugares, vamos a ver dónde se presenta las temperaturas más cálidas especialmente al sur de california, parte de arizona , texas

and wife shared their deep concern about a nation in crisis numbing changes were happening in washington dc changes that promised a transform their lives overnight president. nixon stunned the country today by admitting he held back heavily astrologers that what the transcripts say is as mr. nixon kochet at various what he told the american people on other occasions rumors of president nixon salinas resignation swept washington and the world today president nix reportedly well announces resignation tonight. team, i gerald r ford new solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute if office of president of the united states the office of president of the united and will to the best of my ability and will to the best of my ability preserve protect and defend preserve protect and defend constitution of the united states see constitution of the united states, so help me god so help me god. congratulations. here my fellow americans our long national nightmare is over. i have not campaigned either for the presidency or the vice presidency. i have not subscribed to any partisan platform. i am indebt

any your travels around washington dc, preparing for tonight. i have not seen a single truck. i know the freedom usa convoy that was scheduled to make its way here from california. dissipated along the way or organizer. kyle seth check took the twitter of the last couple days to say that those members broke off to join other larger convoys that were making the way here to washington dc. i have not seen a single truck here. kyle, self check did hold on. he applied for a, a permit to hold a protest at the national mall. he was expecting hundreds of people to show out only a handful of people did. he did express express his displeasure with that and said he did plan to go through with all of these scheduled protests here today. well, there you go back to me. well, thank you so much for being out there and will probably catch you later on tonight at now there is a, a lot of material the president could cover tonight. so a, what will he choose? and how much will he be devoted to the past versus the future? have my own ideas, but let's get 360 view of tonight's speech and inter day

brown jackson nacida en washington dc creció miami florida estudió la universidad de harvard. la corte suprema de justicia de estados unidos. su nominación histórica llena de orgullo a la comunidad afroamericana, sin embargo detractores la acusan de defender a homosexuales y terrortas. >>su nominación viene marcada por la historia, brown jackson en la primera mujer negra nominada a la corte suprema en los más de 200 años del tribunal estadounidense. ahora se enfrenta a los cuestionamientos del comité judicial del senado, sobre todo del lado republicano uno de sus fuertes críticos es el republicano josh thomson hawl que forma parte del comité que la interrogará y se le acusa de defender depredadores sexuales contra menores. a lo que la casa blanca no dudó en defender a su nominada >>en la gran mayoría de casos que involucran crímenes sexuales las condenas que dictó la condena jackson fueron consistentes a unas y republicanos cuestion su trabajo, defensora pública de cuatro presos de guantánamo acusados de terrorismo >>después de haber terminado su función de servidora pública y

who they say is responsible for this gruesome killings of homeless people in new york city and washington, dc recently the suspect has been identified as 30 year-old gerard of brevard. the 3rd, the rest coming one day after the nypd and washington metro police released these pictures and some video of the suspect. he's accused of killing 2 men in hurting 3 others during a nine-day rampage across both cities. in a tweet, the washington, dc police department confirmed the suspect was picked up just blocks from the white house according to reports the attacks with a gun were unprovoked and the suspect approached most of the victims while they were sleeping. >> i think we need to be looking out for each other inviting people to the help that is available. only way we can actually help these homeless people is to get rid of homes. >> following these senseless attacks, homeless advocates have been saying more needs to be done to protect the well-being of people who are living on the streets. >> a maryland police officer, you'd been a driving home along with another officer, spotted a car on fire an

they were going out to oklahoma then ending up in washington dc. kimberly fletcher, two gubernatorial candidates from the great state of michigan. they joined me on stage. [applause] >> hi, hello. >> i am trying to get matt to get cpac pillows because apparently everybody loves them. we are going to try to get these in the merch store. ladies, hello. welcome to the right view. whoopi couldn't make it, but that's ok. she is in a little trouble these days, along with chris cuomo. the list goes on and on. let's get right to it. you have an amazing story. you're such an inspiration to so many women who are wondering, should i get involved in politics. they took this big step to go into a purple state, michigan, to run. what are you seeing on the ground right now? what are issues mattering to the people of michigan, which obviously impacts the whole country? >> the issues in michigan are very similar to the country, but we are a very strong small business state and a small business is being crushed in the state of michigan. you have to bring that back,

the ohio families farmers businesses and communities, the question is who do you trust to go to washington dc and fight for you and we saw people get on the stage and fight for themselves on friday be back covid-19. >> on campus and over and over again you like to pick the winners and establishing up think anybody this patient's yet. >> i'm doing everything i can to her support now and the supportedpo be honored to harden his support to the stage, there's a lot t of good people appear, i will tell you this though, my friends on stage here, your deal cutters no cut deals with democrats washington it deals with the media and squishy line of republicans alike donald trump, i will pluck and 90 of a factor and i'm still spine become of the republican party buses in columbus and when washington, they criticize me lycÉe that josh mandel is too hard right into america person i don't think that there is such a thing there's a fork in the right now the republican party, and the squishy rhino establishment republicans, mitt romney bethany gonzalez liz cheney, we need to eradicate them from the republica

is responding in a live report from washington, dc that's coming up. so stick around. the united nations says more than a million and a half refugees have fled ukraine since the start of the invasion. one of them has arrived right here in the bay area. kron four's amanda hari talk to a san jose woman his mom arrived here on friday. >> the woman and her mother tell me it's a bittersweet safety while she's here and she's physically safe her mind and heart are still in ukraine with her friends and family. it's a miracle. it's a miracle that he's next to me. they're court check is grateful to be next to her mother. the era of once again. >> court check was born and raised in ukraine and a mother just made it to the bay area on friday. i didn't for 7 days and to my mom get their didn't court check says it was 05:00am and ukraine. the attack started about a week and a half ago. she was watching from her san jose home and she called her mom. i will turn. was a call and tell her that. >> they started attack. so she didn't an all clear track says her mother was alone, but she c

oh, i tell you live now to washington dc way us sector state. anthony lincoln is making announcements about the violence committed against mamma's re hinge of minority. let's listen. this is this is something of a sacred place for me. every time i walked through these doors i, it has the same, same impact. and so i'm grateful to sarah on her leadership on this institution, naomi who walked us through the extraordinary exhibit on the story the play doh engine that we'll be talking about today. i urge everyone come see this experience, this. it will speak incredibly powerful to the entire team behind this essential institution behind. he exhibited, thank you for your enduring efforts to teach us the darkest parts of history and the work you're doing to strive that the past does not become prolonging. it's your efforts to make this museum a living memorial. that is the incredible enduring power. this institution. one of the unsettling truths of the united states paula osborne museum, is that there is never a time i visit here when it's lessons do n

the response is also partly due to a trucker convoy headed to washington, dc from california. >> alsoof the union address mask wearing will no longer be required in the u.s. capitol building. setting new guidance from the cdc. the capitol attending physician says masks are now optional. inside the capitol, the sergeant at arms will continue to keep other covid-19 risk reduction measures in place for now. tomorrow, the district of columbia itself is lifting indoor mask mandates for certain venues and tune in tomorrow night at 6 o'clock to watch. president biden delivered his first state of the union address. kron 4 will have full coverage of this speech followed by analysis from our political experts. >> i was facing another lawsuit now accused of stealing the technology it used to create its vaccine to small biotech firms. arbutus and janet claim that moderna infringed on their patent for a non particle technology that was key in developing the m rna vaccine. the 2 groups say that it took years of painstaking work to develop and refine it and moderna would not have been able to produc

a kpix5 special report from washington dc. addressing congress virtually.are going to bring that to you live as it happens. in the meantime. >>> here in the bay area the livermore mayor is expected to ask it's russian surrender say to stake action to oppose the russian invasion. they made the request in a letter to the mayor. the letter also suggested livermore consider cutting tie was the russian city if it doesn't oppose the invasion. >>> happening today opening statements set to start in the next fraud trial. >> the former coo faces the same charges as his ex girlfriend did in connection with the failed blood testing start up. justin andrew is outside the courthouse in san jose. >> sonny will be in court today. this is the same courthouse where liz belt holmes was found guilty of four of those 11 charges in her criminal fraud case. that was more than two months ago. her exlover will be in court for overing statements. this after a taxing jury selection process. the judge dismissed several jurors who said holmes recent conviction will leave them biased ag

so not confirmed yet, but that is news from reuters out of washington, dc. has been narrowly won by the conservative opposition leader, yoon suk—yeol. in one of the tightest races in the country's recent history, he beat the governing democratic party candidate by less than one percentage point. mr yoon is expected to adopt a more hardline policy towards north korea. the north korean leader, kimjong—un, says his country is developing a reconnaissance satellite in order to collect information on the us military in the region. on saturday, pyongyang test fired a ballistic missile it said was linked to the development of the satellite. australian prime minister scott morrison declared a national emergency over unprecedented flooding in two states. at least 20 people have been killed in new south wales and queensland as rising waters inundated homes over the past two weeks. federal and state governments have faced anger for not acting faster to help residents. a man who became the first person to receive a heart transplant from a genetically—modified pig has die

sandra limon, thank you reporting live for us from washington, dc thanks, alex. all right.aking a look back. this is according to the u.s. energy information administration in 2020. >> russia was responsible for just 7% of america's total petroleum imports, including crude oil. the vast majority of our crude oil comes from canada. so while the move may not deal a significant blow to our oil supply. analysts do say it will still adversely affect our high gas prices. and speaking of high here in the bay area, gas prices continue to climb. >> right now, marine county has some of the most expensive gas in the country. according to triple a gallon of regular is going for an average of 5.63 a gallon, some gas stations we saw today were as high as 5.99 for a gallon of regular. let's take another look at the prices around the region. san francisco, 5.59, contra costa and alameda counties, both sit at 5.51. a gallon and in the south bay, santa clara county is averaging 5.48. a gallon. >> during a speech today, president biden also had a message for big oil telling them not to take a

congress has traditionally help to pay for capital needs but not operating expenses in new york or washington dc ifrk new york or dc cannot or will not pay for the transit systems why should federal taxpayers? and that is the rising rate of crime of mass transit systems. despite having far fewer writers in new york and, l.a. and chicago all seeing spikes in transit time 461 felonies last year the highest number since 1997 mta writers we have seen the stories including oncoming trains of one were tragicallyo killed one former cop says he doesn't feel safe on the subway today will hear from two witnesses onn the ongoing systemic challenges facing transit agencies that were not addressed in the bipartisan infrastructure i retired transit police captain will testify systems must address security issues putting writer safety at risk from the thoreau institute will talk about the decline of ridership that began well before covid we have seen time and again throwing extra nearest times of taxpayer money encourages transit systems to maintain the status quo i look forward to hearing from our witnesses a

so my kind of reporting that from washington dc. well, russian president vladimir putin says any attempt by nato to establish a no fly zone over ukraine would be viewed as an act of war. ma'am, a vow, as more as russia's war machine rages across ukraine. the verbal of fuss, if coming from moscow is no less powerful. president put in, issued a clear warning to western powers, saying any attempt to create a no fly zone over ukraine would be considered a direct military involvement in the conflict against russia. just must lucian storm looseness. george, now we are here in the no fly zone must be established over the territory of ukraine. it is impossible to do so over the territory of ukraine itself. it is possible only from the territory of some neighboring country, but any move in this direction will be viewed bath as a participation in the armed conflict of july. 14 made it clear he once ukraine to have a neutral status in the pol, a balance between nato and russia. look, were this, he says, requires of demilitarised. jo craig a li

rob reynolds as mona, from washington dc. with a recap, what happened that night in march of 2020 a, to brianna taylor, 3 police officers who were looking for a possible drug dealing activity used a battering ram to smash down the door to her apartment where she was sleeping with her boyfriend, kenneth walker, the. busy recounts very as to whether the police actually announced themselves had said that they were a law enforcement officers, but in any event, kenneth walker thinking that the, the commotion that was going on at the front door of the apartment and the door being smashed down was evidence that he and brianna taylor were in danger. he discharged his legally owned firearm. the police responded with 32 rounds ah wounding a tailor killing taylor and wounding kenneth walker. one police officer was also char, also wounded in the fuselage. now, the officer who was eventually put on trial bread hankinson was charged with 3 kinds of wanton endangerment. he took the stand in his own defense, became emotional on the stand. hi

my kind of a in washington dc. things up i, let's hear from chris weaver, who's the chief executive officer of macro advisory, which is a strategic consultancy focused on russia and eurasia. and he says that if europe stops importing russian oil replace, it will not be simple to think that, you know, we're not hearing our politicians on perfecting on his to russian oil is different to the oil coming out of the gulf. it's a heavier oil. the reason to us imports about 700000 barrels a day of russian crude is because it's needed for the refineries to go call us. these are refinery used to pro processor refine venezuela oil, which is similar to, to russian oil. then they had to switch the russian when venezuela, with sanctions, and rushes and sanctions. and there really is nowhere else for them to get the oil . they cannot just import oil from the goals and replace rush. no because the refineries are not built for that. it would, it would take a long time and would be very expensive to kind of re engineer the refinerie

and it's ongoing struggle or my fax alerts and my kind of reporting that from washington dc. visa and mastercard, say they're suspending all operations in russia effective immediately. it means any card issued in the country will no longer be able to be used at the block applies. world wide cards issued elsewhere won't work in russia. the firms are the latest to isolate moscow from the international community following the invasion of ukraine. i let speak to mohammed hi there. his in london is an economist, a welcome to program sir. so this is to say the least a widely used method of payment at what are the implications of this of course, you know, a subway that will have its own really devastated effect on, on many, many, many sector social glosses, congress. quite a lot of economy tractors will be affected by this movement. however, you know, i mean this damage is not going to be only for the, for the clients or the, or the car carriers that will be damaged for the company as well. for the visa and, and other credit card companies. if this is step is this is really in effec

let me bring you in from washington dc because i saw you nodding along with my guest from keith smiled when he was saying this route is in fact, worst than the ones in the recent past in 2011 as well as 2017 you agree with that statement? tell us what you've been hearing. absolutely, and i think having me, i just returned from the region. and really what madison has said is, is on point. we have about nearly half, and she's facing cuba hungry about 4 and half 1000000 people. 200000 children are mountain nutrition. we have reports, you know, mizo, our base and already people dying of starvation and thirst. we've got over nearly 2000000. my stock that has been lost as you know, some of the, some idea some of these are dependent on the pastor agricultural part of their lives. and that has been newly weisner consecutive years for nearly 3 decades. in particular, in the last 5 years has really culminated to best we're looking at, you know, the worst military prices that country has seen in 2011, which really became a famine in the last nearly 300000 children. this won't actually work those

. >> a man captured by police in washington, dc in connection to at least five shootings over a ninements for us. so someone is in custody. >> swomeone is in custody being questioned. between the nypd, police, all of these agencies working together and bringing someone into custody pretty quickly. my colleague, evan perez, actually telling us the atf team located the suspect they believed to be connected to these shootings overnight, walking outside of a gas station, learning from law enforcement sources they were actually able to identify this person as you're seeing from the pictures circulated sometime yesterday afternoon and able to find an arrest him overnight. again, that person being questioned right now by the dc police homicide bureau hoping to learn more information as we get details from a news conference scheduled in dc in about an hour and a half or so, and the nypd is also going to hold a news conference later this afternoon. remember, this arrest is coming shortly, really, after a news conference that was held yesterday by the mayors of both dc and new york getting tog

my car has been following developments from washington dc. there were hours of confusion here in washington among members of the biden administration when poland made that announcement that it was going to send its fight a cop to a u. s. space in ram steen and the u. s. was then going to move them into the ukranian theatre of combat. well, that was poland, expressing its willingness to do so. the administration members making very clear that they had not discussed this matter with poland. and it took into early evening when the spokesman for the pentagon, brian, kirby issued a written statement at denying that this was going to happen saying in fact, it was a move that was completely untenable. now to put this into a context in recent days, the secretary of state anthony blinking made several references to discussions with poland about backfiling polish, a croft with us crop. should poland move the craft into ukraine? but that's where the conversation was centered on. there was no discussion that would appear about this type of deal that polan

if we look at the 3 day for washington dc, we will see some sunshine with a few scattered showers on saturday. that was move to central america. it's scattered, showers and sunshine for many areas. it's dried up nicely across western areas of cuba, sunshine, in havana and sunshine for much of mexico that you ever ah ah, the ship come out. award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. ah. oh the ah. again, you're watching. i just had a reminder on top stories this down, a russian strike on the cranium, city of marty. you. paul has destroyed a theater where hundreds of people were sheltering. number of casualties is not yet known as early a russian rockets hit a convoy fleeing the city, injuring 5 people. the u. s. embassy says russian forces have shot dead 10 ukraine while they were queueing for bread into mere international court of justice. has ordered russia to immediately cease its military operation. and you claim pres

annual first amendment awards in washington, dc kron four's. justine waltman is in our newsroom with what well said as his wife accepted that award in his honor. >> well, the citation of courage award is presented in recognition of distinguished service to journalism and extraordinary courage. and kevin nishita was killed when protecting a kron. 4 news crew from an armed robbery in oakland right before thanksgiving of last year. his wife and stepson accepted the award this evening in his honor. the award is for the work that he did to protect the first amendment. his wife said, but kevin went above and beyond each and every day and his passion was to protect and serve. she even shared a story about how he did that in the most simple ways. >> the developed true friendships with the teams of the newscasters of each network. for example. we went on vacation multiple umbrellas. and i asked him i-2 pi. so many. and his response was so that when they feel the outside, it was raining that he could protect the news crews from the elements. and if they

hi to jo, casual in washington dc. ok, here's a look. oh, who controls what in ukraine? russia and it's allied, separate. his forces now hold. all of the air is shaded in red on this map. they besieged the coastal city of mario paul, which has seen intense shelling for days. russian troops have entered the black sea port of meconium for the 1st time, but they are facing a lot of resistance, including the 2nd city of hockey was one of russia's 1st targets. but despite heavy shelling, it's still under ukrainian control. farther north russian forces are expanding their offensive on the outskirts of heave, but the capital itself is still in ukrainian. hands are, does it as much as her son has been to a children's hospital in cave, which has been handling an influx of casualties from the war? i will come home, especially the medical crews are working at the maximum capacity. many of them have not been home for days. all wards are prepared to accommodate for more casualties. whether from the fighting front or victims of shelling, ambulances were reported coming our way. now, t

and let's get more in this with my cana, who stand by for us in washington dc. so mike, caesar take the americans by surprise a bit where, where are we with this offer of polish mix? well taken by surprise is very much of the phrase i am a senior state department official has said on back ground that they had seen of the report from the polish government, but they got nothing to add at the stage. that is diplomatic speech for we've got nothing to say. and certainly the under secretary of state, victoria newland, earlier in the day was giving evidence at a hearing on the capitol hill. she said that there had been no discussion about the exchange of aircraft or the movement of air craft to a u. s. air base in germany with the poles. now we do know that in recent weeks, the secretary of state has stated on a number of occasions that there are discussions underway with the polish government in terms of the us back filling and polish aircraft that may be given to ukraine. but it does appear from the reaction here within the us is that there's been no discussion whats

>> i think it illustrates just how difficult it will be for anyone in washington dc to stop this war.ge over china is very limited. the to hour phone call suggests on both sides that nothing much was achieved. yes, china was surprised by two things -- one is the invasion itself. perhaps it expected a more limited campaign in eastern ukraine, but not the full-scale occupation. second, the setback russia has experienced militarily, this was going to be a swift war but it has been a much more prolonged one and that left beijing guessing as to what would come next. but clearly, beijing has a lot of patients. it is biding its time. you might say it is waiting on the sidelines as this disaster unfolds and is hoping russia will not be defeated or humiliated. nor does it want to be too much a book a and what is going on. i think it sees it is potentially at that stage with china but does not want to be embroiled. it is pro-kremlin neutrality we are seeing out of beijing. haidi: if the situation worsens and western allies fail, does that and if it beijing? >> i think it does. it suggests we wi

thanks very much for joining us, william laurence in washington dc. thanks for your time, sir. and tell you, well, still had here on al jazeera, the you an estimate. so maybe 4000000 people now flood ukraine. how women are stepping up to help out and in sport, i go behind the scenes i have late, it's high tech museum dedicated to sports. ah, richard, he has begun the full world copies on its way to cancel your travel package to the hello there. it's all about the exceptional heat when it comes to the weather. in south asia, you can see from the satellite, imaged as barely a cloud in the sky for much of india. and pakistan was seen the heat build in southern areas of pakistan. the temperature in karachi expect it to rise in the days to come and we've got heat wave warnings and advisories out for northern western and central parts of india were likely to see the mercury rise up into the early forty's. now a severe heat wave has been declared in new delhi for at least the next 2 days is hot and dry conditions persisting through the end of this month. we could see a challenge to th

my camera has more from washington dc. one of his requests was that companies like mastercard and visa stop operations in russia and within a few hours of that address, mastercard and visa have both announced that they will suspend all operations within russia. in retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. now this will have a massive impact on ordinary russians or any russian not being able to use credit cards within russia itself. are presidents lensky, also, according to senators, made it plea for the u. s. to provide more drones and air craft, russian president vladimir putin, his warning, any country that tries to impose a no fly zone over ukraine would be a participant in a military conflict. becomes as rushman forces continue, they're pushed towards eve. russia has resumed it's offensive on the strategic port city of morrow. it comes after a temporary cease fire failed with both sides, accusing the other violating the truce. the grievance was set up in hope of civilians escaping to safer ground. more than 1200000 peop